The Wight Brainy Bunch (UK, 1177562) Browse events

The Wight Brainy Bunch is a small charity providing a support network and financial assistance to Isle of Wight families affected by Brain Tumours.

CHICHESTER DISTRICT FOODBANK (UK, 1155197) Browse events

Waves (UK, 1118771) Browse events

WAVES helps families in Seaford, East Sussex, who are vulnerable and isolated from the community. WAVES family workers and volunteers help to relieve pressure on families with children, strengthening family life and preventing breakup. Drop-in provides a town-centre venue for chat, play, information, changing and breast-feeding, divorce recovery and parenting workshops.

Meenal and Rishi Sachdev Foundation (UK, 1178298) Browse events

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Hounds for Heroes (UK, 1134359) Browse events

The purpose of Hounds for Heroes is to provide specially trained assistance dogs to injured and disabled men and women of both the UK Armed Forces and Civilian Emergency Services.

London (UK) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated (UK, 1185612) Browse events

The London (UK) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated supports women and youth from disadvantaged communities via mentoring, career and life skills development - preparing them to be future contributors to society.

Oak View School (UK, 286830) Browse events

Oak View is a special school for children aged 3-19 and who have severe or profound learning difficulties, they may also have learning needs within the Autistic Spectrum. We are based in Loughton, Essex

Sturge Weber UK (UK, 1016688) Browse events

Sturge Weber UK is a volunteer run support group for families and adult sufferers affected by Sturge-Weber syndrome, a rare neurological disorder. A registered charity, it was launched in 1990 as a independent group by the disability support organisation Contact a Family. www.sturgeweber.org.uk

Sikh Legal Assistance Board (UK, SC048790) Browse events

The aim of the charity is to provide legal assistance and legal support where required for those who cannot afford legal representation and without it will remain detained indefinitely.

Nuzzlets (UK, 1118698) Browse events

Nuzzlets is a small Charity based near York. Our objectives are to provide loving homes for unwanted animals and free access to all children for therapy and education. Particularly welcome are disabled and special needs children and children with life threatening illnesses. We offer many services to the local and wider community and are keen to involve the local community in our work. As many of our animals have been mistreated, we try to educate young people about the cost and long term commitment of looking after animals. We run an animal welfare club, offer work experience, deliver talks to the Beavers, Young Farmers, St John’s Ambulance Cadets and school assemblies. We also visit after school clubs and encourage Duke of Edinburgh students to carry out their service section at Nuzzlets. Activities include walking goats and rabbits, goat and rabbit agility, collecting eggs and stroking all the animals. Many disabled, special needs and terminally ill children visit Nuzzlets, either with their special schools, their families or with the children’s hospice. We also take the animals to the children’s hospice; the animals encourage movement and have a therapeutic effect. More recently we have visited deprived family groups and disabled adults have visited us. We arrange children’s birthday parties for disabled and special needs children. Everyone benefits, both the animals and the children.

Lochalsh and Skye Swimming Pool Association (UK, SC002981) Browse events

The Lochalsh Leisure Centre serves the communities of Lochalsh, South Skye and Wester Ross. Located in Kyle of Lochalsh, we have provided swimming, gym and fitness facilities to our local community since 1992; proudly teaching local children to swim and offering leisure services to residents.

HEP Horizons (UK, 1198056) Browse events

Our mission is to create a fairer, more equal start in life for every young person in Haringey & Enfield. We provide access to extra-curricular activities especially for children facing socio-economic disadvantage, racially minoritised, with special educational needs and or at risk of exclusion.

Heart Of Experian Charity Fund (UK, 1159286) Browse events

The Heart of Experian Charity Fund was set up to help small groups and organisations which are often not heard but do some great work at grassroots level. The Charity Fund was set up by Experian people, but as a separate charity that is independent of Experian. All the charitable fundraising from Experian staff in house is donated to the Charity Fund. At least every quarter the Trustees meet to review the applications received from small organisations and to grant awards to successful applicants.

Livvy Lou’s Loved Ones (UK, 1197119) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

Hospices of Hope (UK, 403106) Browse events

Hospices of Hope is the leading palliative care charity in South East Europe and has pioneered services for children and adults with terminal and life-limiting illnesses for 30 years. We believe that everyone deserves the best possible care at the end of life. But in developing countries like Romania, Serbia, Albania and Moldova many patients still die in pain, without being offered any physical, spiritual or emotional comfort. Struggling healthcare systems offer little or nothing in the way of hospice care. Every year more than 70% of adults and children diagnosed with cancer in Romania, will experience unrelieved pain. We have cared for over 40,000 patients and trained over 20,000 medical professionals. The first in-patient hospice opened in the city of Brasov, Romania, in 2002 and a new hospice in Bucharest for patients with advanced cancer was completed in September 2014.

Thamesmead School (UK, 271731) Browse events

Where Learning Comes First Thamesmead School is a co-educational 11-16 comprehensive in the village of Shepperton, Surrey. Our goal is simple and captured by our motto ‘Where Learning Comes First’. It is to provide the best possible standard of teaching and learning so that our students have the necessary qualifications and personal and social skills to be successful in whatever future path they choose. Every member of our community appreciates the high standards that we expect from each other, regardless of whether it is the way we behave, dress or approach our work; we all understand the importance of recognising and celebrating the enormous and diverse range of achievements that occur as a result.

Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind (UK, 20009977) Browse events

Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind is a national charity dedicated to helping those who are vision impaired and the families of children with autism improve their mobility and independence. All services are offered free of charge.

Camphill Milton Keynes (UK, 283556) Browse events

Camphill Milton Keynes (CMKC*) provides support and a meaningful working life for adults with a wide range of learning difficulties. The community is formed of over one hundred people living on several sites on the neighbouring housing estates of Pennyland and Willen Park.

Embrace Child Victims of Crime (UK, 1166103) Browse events

Embrace Child Victims of Crime (CVOC) is the only national children's charity that is solely focused on helping young victims of crime to recover from their ordeals. We provide practical and emotional support up to the age of 18 years. Mending hearts, minds and families www.embracecvoc.org.uk

Karen Morris Memorial Trust (UK, 1075539) Browse events

The KMMT was set up in 1999 to continue the initiative of a 23 year old student who passed away in September 1998 one year after being diagnosed with chronic myeloid leukaemia. The Trust's main objective is to provide facilities for leukaemia patients and their families which would not otherwise be available. The first Karen's Home from Home was opened at Hammersmith Hospital in 2007 and the Trust is also funding complementary therapists and a support counsellor at the Royal Free in London and the Queen Elizabeth in Birmingham with other projects under discussion.

PTSD Resolution (UK, 1202649) Browse events

Trauma counselling for Forces’ Veterans, Reservists and their families. Free, prompt, brief and effective. Local treatment through a national network of 200 therapists – and now therapy delivered online and by phone. 3,500 referrals, many testimonials on our web. Help us to help them

Global Relief Trust (UK, 1191793) Browse events

Global Relief Trust is dedicated in serving humanity globally, whether that be through aid work, delivering medical supplies, education projects or local outreach projects. Currently we have teams on the ground in Bangladesh, Burma, Burundi, Kashmir, Lebanon, Pakistan, Palestine, Syria & Yemen.

Somerset Sight (UK, 1154472) Browse events

If you are blind or visually impaired, then Somerset Sight can help you. We are a local and independent charity and have been in operation for over 90 years. Although we are based in Taunton, we cover the whole of Somerset. We support visually impaired people of all ages, helping them continue to lead a full and independent life. At our centre in Taunton we have a Resource and Rehabilitation Centre where we provide a wide range of equipment for visually impaired people and specialist advice.  We also have a Mobile Resource Unit which visits towns and villages across the county ensuring more people in this rural area can access our services.  Many visually impaired people feel intensely lonely and isolated. Loss of independence and social exclusion often follow a diagnosis of sight loss. To counteract these problems, Somerset Sight provides volunteer visitors and arranges social afternoons to enable visually impaired people to get out and about in their communities and meet other people.  If you or someone you know has a visual impairment or if you are a carer for a visually impaired person, the people at Somerset Sight are able to provide help and practical advice.

Paul's Place (SOUTH WEST) (UK, 1180398) Browse events

Paul’s Place is a charity that enhances life for physically disabled adults. We do this by providing social activities that connect people, reduce isolation, improve health and wellbeing and give people the opportunity to develop new skills, enjoy new experiences and live life to the full.

Classrooms for Malawi (UK, SC048091) Browse events

Classrooms for Malawi plan to contribute to the advancement of education in Malawi by working side by side with the local community to build new classrooms or to refurbish existing ones, improving the learning environment available to Malawian children. As of 1/10/18, we became a SCIO (SC048091).