The Mulberry Tree Steiner Early Years Group (UK, 1099561) Browse events

The Mulberry Tree Kindergarten and Parent/Toddler group was founded by parents whose children’s needs were central to their decision to provide a Waldorf Steiner Early Years Education. By creating a beautiful kindergarten for our children to work and play in, we encourage them to have a sense of wonder, reverence and love for their environment. Children’s healthy enthusiasm for life is shown in their movement and imaginative play. Kindergarten settings are beautiful; they nourish the young child’s senses and enhance his/her well-being. The kindergarten children play, tidy away, pause, dream, rest and are given songs, rhymes, poems and stories, carefully chosen to accommodate each child within the changing seasons and years. As each child grows and changes the curriculum moves and breathes too, supporting his/her development. The kindergarten is part of the Mulberry Tree Steiner Early Years Group. The Group aims to support the development and the education of young children by helping parents to understand and provide Steiner education. The Group offers opportunities for all children, regardless of race, culture, religion, disability or means, encourages the study of the needs of such groups and acts as a resource centre for news of local and national Steiner events and courses. The Group is also currently developing a Class 1 for 7-year-olds, continuing on from Kindergarten. The Mulberry Tree’s home is the small and welcoming Parish Hall in Cromhall, South Gloucestershire. The kindergarten toys, tables, chairs and equipment are all made from natural materials like wood, beeswax, wool, clay and willow. Steiner Waldorf kindergartens believe it is important for young children to be in touch with the product of the natural world around them.

SAMARITANS OF INVERCLYDE (UK, 219432BW) Browse events

The Samaritans of Inverclyde are here for people who are in despair, even to the point of considering taking their own life. When we are contacted by telephone, e-mail, SMS texting or face-to-face at the branch, we listen and do not judge. We allow our caller anonymity and provide a safe and confidential service where anyone can speak of his or her own problems. We believe that by doing this our caller can then see their options clearer. We have specially trained volunteers and are also in partnership with mental health organisations and the homeless. Our vision is that fewer people die by suicide and our mission is to expand our branch to be available as many hours as possible for people in need of our support. The branch is self funded and costs about £10000 a year to run, therefore any donations are gratefully received and contribute to the continuity of our service.

LifeBuilder (UK, 1129634) Browse events

Lifebuilder works in India alongside the poorest Punjabi communities empowering them to improve their social and economic wellbeing. Our holistic and sustainable approach focuses on providing vocational and enterprise training and opportunities, education, promoting good health as well as providing material donations. We work with the poorest most marginalised individuals and communities to provide practical and realistic solutions to the dificulties they face. Where many families struggle to live on less than one pound a day, our programmes have an immediate impact on raising living standards and providing opportunities now and into the future. Lifebuilder partners with men, women and youths to improve their vocational skills and link them to local enterprises and markets as a sustainable and tangible way of achieving improved livelihoods and reducing the burden of poverty.

Topolski Memoir (UK, 1103516) Browse events

It is seeking funds to restore the "Memoir of the 20th Century", a 600 ft long work by the artist Feliks Topolski now exhibited under the arches of Hungerford Bridge by the Royal Festival Hall.

Seaford Down's Syndrome And Special Needs Support Group (UK, 1139897) Browse events

The Seaford Downs Syndrome Support Group aims to provide enrichment to the lives of people with Downs Syndrome and their families. The Seaford Down's Syndrome and Special Needs Support Group is a registered charity and aims to provide enrichment to the lives of children with Down's Syndrome and other special needs and their families.

FASA (UK, XR16736) Browse events

F.A.S.A FASA is a community based professional organisation providing services for those directly or indirectly affected by Substance Misuse or Suicide/Self Harm. Formed in 1995 by local parents in the Greater Shankill area, FASA has developed a range of services designed to cater to geographical and thematic areas of need. FASA provide a range of services which include: Targeted Education, Intervention, Treatment, Training and Crisis Response for dealing with problematic and dependant use of alcohol, drugs and other substances. Since 2006 FASA has developed further intergrated services to support those directly or indirectly affected by Suicide or Self Harm including: Prevention, intervention and postvention support as well as Training, Crisis response and Bereaved Family Support Groups.  FASA works in partnership with all sections of society - sharing models of good practice and training with representative agencies such as; PBNI, Local Trusts, Education Boards, NIHE, Youth Justice Agency, Social Services, PSNI and a wide range of Voluntary & Community sector Agencies/Groups.

The Facefax Association (UK, 1111412) Browse events

We aim to increase public awareness about head, neck and mouth cancer so that people can spot early signs of a problem resulting in a quicker diagnosis and treatment plan.

Langley House Trust (UK, 1146304) Browse events

We help ex-offenders & those at risk of offending, stop offending & turn their lives around. We help to make communities safer - we have a 3% reconviction rate. Our services include housing, drug & alcohol & mental health support. "Without Langley I wouldn't have had a chance." Ben, service user

The New Generation Recreation Association (UK, 1060362) Browse events

The Keadby Village Hall is available for Steet Dance, Pilates, Silent Book Club, Parties Youth Activities and other social events. such as winter warmer events The Football Ground Hosts Football for several age groups and is extremely well attended

Open House Playgroup (UK, 1031465) Browse events

Open House Playgroup is a small setting in Wilden, North Bedfordshire, where pre-school children flourish in a nurturing environment. Dedicated professional staff and parent volunteers are involved in running the playgroup.

Community Development Initiatives (UK, 1101940) Browse events

OUR MISSION  We work to develop, promote, sponsor and deliver initiatives that will have a real, positive and lasting impact in the lives of people from socially and economically disadvantaged communities in the UK and in Kenya.  

Ross-shire Womens Aid Ltd (UK, SCO08514) Browse events

Our aim is to support and protect women, children and young people with experience of domestic abuse by providing a wide range of sustainable services of the highest possible standard and influencing the policy and practice of others ensuring those affected by domestic abuse receive appropriate responses. We are committed to working towards a society free from domestic abuse and gender inequality.

City Of London School Bursary Trust (UK, 1097123Z) Browse events

Donations to the City of London School Bursary Trust allows gifted boys to benefit from an education which they would otherwise not be able to afford. Your generosity helps these boys reach their full potential through a CLSB education.

Worldwide Church of God (UK, 311098) Browse events

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TAUNTON AREA DEBT ADVICE (UK, 1162324) Browse events

The Spiti Projects (UK, 1105720) Browse events

The Spiti Projects is a small, UK-registered charity, founded in 1993, that works to improve the quality of life for the 10,000 inhabitants of the Spiti Valley. Our focus is on health, education and the preservation of the region's unique cultural heritage.

Sacred Knowledge (UK, 1143829) Browse events

We are dedicated to transmitting traditional Islamic Sciences by drawing on Islam’s universal messages of love, peace, and diversity in context of the Prophet’s ﷺ life; whose mercy, compassion, kindness, and perfect character is the moral compass for all of humanity.

Hertfordshire PASS (UK, 1081277) Browse events

'A user-driven charity using employment and 'being an effective employer of care staff' to enable disabled people to live more independently.'

Impetus Trust (UK, 1094681) Browse events

Impetus Trust breaks the cycle of poverty by accelerating the growth of charities and social enterprises that have proven models of poverty alleviation. Our highly effective venture philanthropy model has led to our charities increasing the number of people they help by an average of 40% a year.

Winscombe Primary School PTFA (UK, 1041266) Browse events

The main function of our PTFA is to support the school by raising as much money as we can to enhance, enrich and improve learning experiences for the children. We also provide those 'little extras' that make school memorable, such as class trips, wow days, end of term discos, in school pantomime, Christmas gifts & a visit from Father Christmas.

St Mary's Church, Halesworth Regeneration (UK, 1140097) Browse events

St Mary's, the heart of Halesworth since Saxon times. To preserve it's legacy, improvements are vital to make it safe, warm, well-lit & provide essential facilities. Together we can create a beautiful setting for worship & a large, well-appointed space the whole community can share for many years.

The Parochial Church Council Of The Ecclesiastical Parish Of Chevening, Sevenoaks Deanery, Diocese Of Rochester, Kent (UK, 1134784) Browse events

Promoting in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the church Our charity runs and looks after a 900-year old church, St Botolph's. The parish is part of the Diocese of Kent in the Church of England.

HHUGS-UK Hypothalamic Hamartoma Uncontrolled Gelastic Seizures United Kingdom (UK, 1098698) Browse events

Hypothalamic Hamartoma Uncontrolled Gelastic Seizures - United Kingdom (HHUGS-UK) is a charity which aims to provide support and information to people and families affected by hypothalamic hamartoma (HH). It aims to promote awareness about the HH condition, its complexities and effective treatment among the public and health professionals. To actively support and promote the right of HH sufferers to recieve proper treatment, care, education and social acceptance. To assist and encourage research into the causes, effects, treatment and management of hypothalmic hamartoma.

1ST SIRHOWY VALLEY SCOUT GROUP (UK, 1181922) Browse events

Cheshire Foster Care Association (UK, 1133413) Browse events

Our aim is to provide help and support to all fellow foster carers and their families, including respite or kinship carers by way of practical help; telephone support, regular members meetings and where necessary offer to represent foster carers either individually or collectively with a particular issue involving the day to day challenges of todays foster care. How Your Money Helps Promoting and publicising We are telling the world about the amazing job that foster carers do, and persuading more people to think about becoming foster carers themselves. The media and communications team is responsible for promoting fostering and the work of the Cheshire Foster Care Association through television, radio, magazines and newspapers, while our recruitment and retention work ensures fostering services use the most effective means of attracting and keeping carers. Your donation could enable us to: * Media train a fostered young person or foster carer, helping them to get their message across more effectively * Produce recruitment materials to help attract new foster carers * Identify and research case studies, allowing us to illustrate fostering stories with real life examples Campaigning and influencing policy Our campaigning, lobbying and media work influence the agendas of local and central governments,helping drive through additional investment and policy change that makes a difference. We support the foster care workforce with advice, resources, training and networking opportunities to help them transform the lives of children and young people in care. Our information service helps 500 enquirers each year with a range of fostering queries, including many from prospective foster carers. Our publications team produces a range of resources, guiding foster carers through every aspect of the fostering process, while our training programme provides professional development opportunities for all those involved in foster care. Your donation could enable us to: The young peoples projects work with young people on a number of diverse and exciting initiatives, all aimed at allowing young peoples voices to be heard. Your donation could enable us to: