Dedicated to improving access to health care and medicines for communities in remote locations which do not benefit from large international aid initiatives.Working with in-country partners, treatments for common conditions are donated free to those in need. Feedback is shared with supporters of the Medicine Box Program.
Everyday small charitable organisations support individuals, families and communities and positively touch the lives of millions. On a daily basis thousands of these organisations struggle to remain open. The FSI delivers expert knowledge, strategy and support to them free of charge so their futures are secure and their users protected.
EDUCATION/TRAINING, THE ADVANCEMENT OF HEALTH OR SAVING OF LIVES, MAKES GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS, PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES, MAKES GRANTS TO ORGANISATIONS, DISABILITY, CHILDREN/YOUNG PEOPLE, THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY, OTHER CHARITIES OR VOLUNTARY BODIES, THE GENERAL PUBLIC/MANKIND, OVERSEAS AID/FAMINE RELIEF, ACCOMMODATION/HOUSING, ELDERLY/OLD PEOPLE, PROVIDES SERVICES, GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSES, ARTS/CULTURE/HERITAGE/SCIENCE, ECONOMIC/COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT/EMPLOYMENT
The relief of financial hardship, either generally or individually, of people living in any part of the world, but primarily, for those living in less developed countries, especially those suffering the effects of natural or other kinds of disaster, trouble or catastrophe.
Cwmbran Celtic Football Club seeks to provide the best coaching, facilities and playing opportunities for our members of all ages and abilities, including the disabled.
The Magdalene Group is a Norwich based charity and it's aims and purpose are to combat, prevent, educate and raise awareness on issues surrounding the sexual exploitation of women and young people in Norfolk. Last year The Rose Project supported 60 young people in Norfolk, who were victims of sexual exploitation. The Magdalene Group includes The Rose Project, Jigsaw Programme and Doorway Women’s Services.
A large number of Para athletes from developing nations are unable to compete at major competitions due to lack of kit and and the funds to purchase the equipment they need. With your support Kit Us Out aims to level the playing field in Para sport, to help ensure funding does not dictate success.
Our trained volunteers offer time, friendship and practical support to families in Westminster with at least 1 child under 5. Home-Start believes that children need a happy and secure childhood, and that parents play the key role in giving their children a good start in life and helping them to achieve their full potential. There are times when we all need support and friendship but do not know where to turn. Families may need support for many reasons including social isolation, post-natal depression, disability, bereavement or the illness of a parent or child. Our volunteers help to give encouragement and support to change the pattern of troubled lives.
Supporting girls with Turner's Syndrome and their families. The aim of Ragdolls UK is to see that girls with Turner's Syndrome are able to acheive their full potential. Charity No: SC043805 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website Facebook Please click here to visit our Facebook page Twitter Please click here to visit our Twitter page
To promote safe travel in London and to inform the general public as to the importance of the public transport system.
Age Concern Jersey gives both support and care to the elderly in the community and also campaigns on their behalf. We believe that the elderly should be given respect and courtesy. Our mission is offer a safe and secure environment, where they have free access to advice and support.
The Butterfly Foundation is a local UK charity based in Bournemouth. Our charity works with women, men, children and young people who have experienced, or are at risk of domestic violence. We are unique as we address this issue through the creative and performing arts. The arts help to empower our members, raise self esteem, confidence and self worth. The art exhibitions and performances contribute towards raising public awareness of the effects of domestic violence on an individual, the children, young people and our society. At Butterfly, we believe that every person is a unique and creative individual, given a safe space and the belief in themselves that they are beautiful, deserving and can achieve their dreams. When a new member comes to Butterfly we are able to offer the understanding, compassion and empathy required. When a member has accessed Butterfly for six months, the transformation that takes place is a privilege to witness. The member is now confident, with high self worth and self esteem and is in a position to pass on their learning to their children and other members of their family and friends. It is important for both genders to work together on this issue, through working together we send out a stronger message that men and women are united in opposing domestic violence. A recent report estimated that nearly 1,000,000 children and young people in the UK are affected by domestic violence. In response to members, local and national need, we have devised the Caterpillar Club, Children’s Art Therapy for children aged 4 to12 years. In partnership with another local charity, Vita Nova, we deliver programmes into primary schools educating on Safer Relationships and how drug and alcohol addiction and domestic violence self perpetuates. In partnership with Bournemouth Youth Service, we have created Healthy Relationships DV Programme for young people aged13-19 years.
Project MotorHouse is an exciting initiative to transform Ramsgate’s derelict old Motor Museum into a vibrant indoor/outdoor arts and entertainment complex where Thanet’s young people can be introduced to business culture and gain the personal and professional skills they need to start their own businesses in the area.
We founded RBE Aid in 2012, so that we can provide medical service, education and equipment to under-developed countries. Our ethis is to support the medical care in these areas, so that when the period of direct aid concludes, we hope that they will be able to continue to provide an improved medical service to the community. Our first project is based in Southern Regional Hospital, Belize, Central America. Please visit our website for more information at www.rbeaid.com
Betel is a ministry that provides long term rehabilitation for substance abusers totally free of charge. All donations help the vital work that Betel is doing among the neediest members of our society, and will help us to provide more care to those struggling to break free from addiction.
In October 2008, a group of young people with special needs will travel to Gambia to meet Gambian students and work with them on sports and arts programmes in school and to develop enhanced ties between schools and cultures.
All sponsorship gifts will be shared equally between two charities: Springboard For Children, which helps inner-city children with learning difficulties, and Help Hammer Cancer, under the umbrella of Cancer Research UK.
Release is the national centre of expertise on drugs and drugs law; providing free and confidential advice to the public. We are the only specialist provider of legal services to drug users in the UK, resolving their housing, debt and welfare problems. Our expert drugs advisors provide all drug users with accurate information they can rely on. Release also campaigns for changes to UK drug policy to bring about a more sensible way to control and regulate drug use in society. All our services are free at the point of use; please help us to do more.
We aim to start the first Italian school in London. It will be bi-lingual and bi-cultural, with the Italian curriculum integrated by the English one. We believe this is highly beneficial to the development of today's children, living in an increasingly diverse society. It will offer a well rounded low cost education to children from any nationality.
We are a local community cricket club, based in Ham, Richmond upon Thames where we play on the beautiful Ham Common. We are committed to providing affordable quality cricket to the residents of Ham and the surrounding areas. 2012 is an exciting year for us as we are committed to a project to replace our clubhouse (which was built by the members in the late 1960's) with a new clubhouse that will meet the community's needs for the foreseeable future. Replacing a clubhouse is a mammoth undertaking for a small club and whilst we have the skills and people to drive the project to a successful conclusion we would hugely appreciate your financial support towards meeting our building costs. Any sum is welcome.
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