(UK, 391) Browse eventsThe Eleanor Foundation was formed in 2012 in memory of International Development student Eleanor Carey who was killed whilst cycling in London in December 2011. Her ambition was to work towards providing sustainable futures for communities and the objective of the foundation is to achieve this aim.
GOSA exists to support Gospel Oak Primary & Nursery School. GOSA represents an ethnically and socially diverse, vibrant and lively community, tucked away in an amazing corner of London. We strive to support every child in the School by creating a stronger, more active and closer community of parents, carers, teachers and staff, whislt also raising money to improve the school experience for the pupils.
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(UK, 1112588) Browse eventsClinic Africa builds and funds clinics in rural and slum communities to: 1) Provide access to low cost healthcare for people without medical facilities; 2) Create a rewarding career for doctors and nurses, as an alternative to emigration; 3) Build sustainable clinics that can support doctors' and nurses' extended families
(UK, 1184128) Browse eventsMancSpirit is Greater Manchester’s Mental Wellbeing Charity – we are committed to improve the mental health of those people who choose Greater Manchester as a home, for a career, for leisure or for learning. MancSpirit is unashamedly Mancunian in Design and Delivery.
(UK, 1162185) Browse eventsOur mission is to provide food and support to anyone in need. Bow Foodbank incurs a number of unavoidable expenses – including the purchase of additional food, as demand continues to outstrip donations. While some food is donated, more must be bought in.As demand continues to grow, Bow will need to continue to purchase additional food on a regular basis. Since our first financial return, when we spent £11,000 on food, demand has doubled. Above all else, Bow Foodbank is committed to offering a dependable service to people facing severe difficulties. One of the greatest difficulties faced by any voluntary organisation is securing a dependable flow of donations. We are an independent food bank and provide 10 food items every other week to our clients, many of who are ineligible for support from other foodbanks.We are intent on reaching those most in need, through direct access and not requiring referral, with on-going support to more than 200 clients ineligible for support from other food banks. We are also happy to help those referred to us by other support services.On an average week we help between 50-80 adults and children in immediate need Charity No: 1162185 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website Twitter https://twitter.com/bowfoodbank
(UK, 1013842) Browse eventsThe Friends of Harford Manor School Association (Registered Charity No: 1013842) has been established for many years now, and is a thriving association. The group exists to support the work of the school and to encourage good relations between home and school. All monies raised go directly towards the provision of special educational needs to support the development of all students at the school.
WMH is a college for young people with special needs where living, working and socialising is based on Christian values and recognising individuals. Life skills are enhanced via crafts, drama, movement and classes and within the life of the house and the rich facilities of our Cotswold location.
Alulbayt Foundation supports projects such as the Alulbayt Saturday School, the Ridha Academy initiative, the Muharram and Ramadhan Majalis, CISS Press, building of a new community centre in London, the Orphans and Trauma Centre funds run in Iraq.
Older people with HIV tend to be poorer, have multiple health problems, and are at greater risk of loneliness and isolation, than the general population - so we're here, working for a better life for people ageing with the virus.
Primary Trauma Care Foundation have trained for free over 100,000 medical staff in 84 countries, including in war zones. We run 160 courses each year, for local doctors and nurses in their own countries to provide free, vital, basic life and limb-saving trauma care for injured people of all ages.
Friends of Mosaic Jewish Primary School, endeavors to support the School to achieve its aims, which are, to enable children to: 1. Be Inspired 2. Develop Self Respect 3. Achieve excellence
(UK, 1156979) Browse eventsThe prevention or relief of poverty or financial hardship in particular but not exclusively by the provision of grants to individuals or charities or other organisations working towards this.
Ford Green Hall is a 17th century timber-framed farmhouse in Stoke-on-Trent. Every year it offers visitors (including thousands of children on school trips) a fascinating insight into our past. The Museum is also closely connected to the local community via craft workshops utilising original historic methods of production, theme-based activities for children during the school holidays, musical events and local history talks. We are a Charitable Community Group who were set up to save the Museum from closure in 2013 and we now run the Museum and are responsible for maintaining the building. Extensive restoration work undertaken in the 1980's led to many timber repairs involving the installation of timber mouldings which are now in poor condition, leading to water damage of the main beams. The repairs need to be completed within the next year and our lowest quote from a specialist builder is for £20,000. We are appealing for contributions to help preserve this wonderful building so that future generations may enjoy its insight into the way our ancestors lived.
We supply free of charge pre-loved and new nursery items and consumables to families in need, helping to recycle and provide to those that may not be able to afford them. We collect and redistribute essentials, primarily for babies aged 0-12 months but we also support older children where possible.