Little Snoring Pre-School provides good (Ofsted rated) childcare and education in a friendly, safe and stimulating environment for children under five.
It helps young peoplle of jura by bringing traditional music and dance each year at the festival. Encouraging them to pursue their chosen path through our youth grant scheme. Already we have helped local groups and individuals to fullfill their sdreams and potential.
The Florence Nightingale Aid in Sickness Trust was established in 1975 under the patronage of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother to provide grants for medical items and services to adults and children whose lives are impaired by severe health problems.
(UK, 19) Browse eventsFounded in 1966 by a group of parents with disabled children The Gibraltar Disability Society set three objectives: A state education, adult residential care and social security allowance. However today our three objectives have evolved into inclusive education, supported living within the community and the introduction of legislation to protect the rights of disabled persons in Gibraltar. The Society promotes the interest of disabled persons and their entitlement to education, family, leisure and recreation, housing and employment. The Gibraltar Disability Society is not exclusive to one form of disability. We offer help to all whether their disability be physical, learning or both. Our main aim has always been to raise funds to help disabled people with equipment and other necessities that are not covered by other financial sources. Our Committee are all volunteers and receive no financial reward for their work.
(UK, 1156677) Browse eventsThe Mugoma Health Centre is a proposed health centre in an isolated rural area in northwest Tanzania, on the Burundi border. The project is being led by the District Hospital and local Diocese, who already have a track record of developing health and community projects, such as Nursing school and secondary school. So far, land has been obtained, walls and roof have been completed. The Mugoma Trust has been formed in the UK to support the health centre and related work.
(UK, 1158383) Browse eventsEstablished over 15 years ago by the local muslim community with an aim to have a permanent place of worship and to advance the islamic religion for the benefit of the public in Oswestry in accordance with the Quran and Sunnah
(UK, 1114673) Browse eventsCreated via charity sign up service.
Lung Ha's Theatre Company exists to provide and inspire opportunities for people with learning disabilities to become actively involved in the performing arts. Lung Ha’s Theatre Company consists of 25 performers with learning disabilities who create two professional theatre productions a year.
We continue to lead Marriage Week UK and also in other nations. 1,500,000 people attended Marriage Week events globally in 2014. In the UK, Marriage Week was featured in over 100 regional newspapers. Our work is involved in advising new national teams in building a MW where they are.
(UK, 1027384) Browse eventsIt supports LMBBS sufferers and their families, through our helpline and information leaflets about the syndrome. It has a twice yearly newsletter, plus an Annual family conference which allows sufferers, families and professionals to learn more about LMBBS. This is then followed up with a Conference report, which is sent to all its members.
Rottingdean & Saltdean Lions Club has been serving the people of our area for over forty years during which time we have raised many ten of thousands of pounds for good causes ... every single penny of which has gone to the cause. R&S Lions Club does not use a penny of donations for administration.
(UK, 1046648) Browse eventsBarretstown helps rebuild lives affected by Childhood Cancer. Children come to Barretstown to take part in our unique programmes, designed to help children recover from the emotional trauma of serious illness. They leave stronger, more independent and with a renewed sense of confidence in themselves
The primary aim of Life Music Foundation is to fund and develop the music skills of young, disadvantaged people in the Newport area by allowing them to rehearse and record music together. The charity will pay for lessons and fund scholarships for those who wish to further their musical education.
The COVID-19 pandemic is having a huge impact on all our lives. Local charities and community organisations are experiencing a surge in demand. These charities and community groups are working tirelessly to ensure that Slough people have the support they need to get through this emergency. This includes getting food to people who are isolated and in greatest need, protecting our most vulnerable children, helping people who have recently left hospital, supporting people with their mental wellbeing, ensuring disabled and frail people have medical supplies and making regular contact with isolated elderly people by telephone. Our charity, Slough CVS, running for over 80 years exists to improve the quality of life of people in Slough and make a positive difference in our community. We believe that the voluntary sector underpins the fabric of our society and by acting together we ensure that small groups have a big voice in Slough and the surrounding area. We are passionate about helping small charities to work more effectively in the local community and provide the best training, advice, support, and tools so that groups can provide the best outcomes for users in a safe and practical way.
(UK, 1126620) Browse eventsThe Sheffield United Community Foundation is a charity working in the areas of sport participation, education, health and social inclusion.
We believe a beautiful, thriving countryside is important for everyone, no matter where they live. Millions of town and city dwellers recharge their batteries with a walk or a bike ride in the local Green Belt, spend weekends and holidays in our National Parks, or enjoy fresh local produce. People who live in rural areas keep our countryside beautiful and productive. The countryside is unique, essential, precious and finite – and it’s in danger. Every year, a little more is lost forever to urban sprawl, new roads, housing and other developments. Rural shops and services are closing, and increasingly intensive farming is changing the character of the countryside. Climate change, too, will have serious impacts on the rural environment.
The vision of Crawley Museums is to strengthen its role at the heart of the cultural life of Crawley, to build on its community partnerships, and to more fully reflect the diversity of Crawley.
(UK, 1182787) Browse eventsStepping Stones DS provides support, advice and activities for families raising a child with Down syndrome across North Hampshire and the surrounding areas.
(UK, 1161844) Browse eventsThe Robin Centre in Kings Heath, Birmingham, is a purpose built modern day centre established in July 2009. We provide care and respite for older people, some of whom have been diagnosed with dementia. We are fully equipped to support people with dementia and others in a comfortable, safe environment. Our dedicated staff are experienced and qualified. A day at the centre includes opportunities for friendship and engagement in a wide variety of activities. It also provides valuable respite for carers who can have a day’s break knowing that their loved ones are being well looked after.