New Yatt Riding for the Disabled Group is an independent charity, run by volunteers and, with 8 working horses and ponies, provide riding instruction to over 60 children and adults from West Oxfordshire each week
Words for the Wounded is a UK based charity that raises money via international writing prizes and donations for the rehabilitation of our wounded servicemen and women. We act as a conduit and pass the money we receive to projects such as Battle Back, largely funded by Help for Heroes which encourages wounded service personnel back into sport. These young men and women were at the peak of their fitness when life changing injury threatened to take their sense of self-worth from them. We want to help them focus on what they can do, rather than what they can’t. It is for this reason that we are supporting initiatives such as Battle Back which helps injured service personnel to lift the limitations caused by their injuries. At the same time Words for the Wounded wants to encourage writers and non writers to produce work of which they are proud. We want to unearth talent and lead people towards writing fulfilment - to help build confidence in those who enter, and those who are helped by the funds raised.
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LYPP adopts a holistic approach to the young people of Linlithgow in catering for their social, recreational, physical and spiritual welfare. We do this in partnership with local churches by serving the needs of the local community and outlying areas” This mission is underpinned by the following values, which help to drive and focus the activities that we do with young people: Empower- we aim to encourage a sense of hope and potential in young people and inspire them in all areas of their lives, helping them to gain positive perspectives about their immediate circumstances or life in the future. We also aim to engender a sense of equality and justice. Engage- we aim to encourage young people to foster a sense of respect for themselves and others. We recognise the individuality and diversity of each young person and aim to work creatively to best meet their needs. We also want to create opportunities for young people to explore questions of faith and spirituality. Enable- LYPP aims to facilitate ways for young people to learn and build new skills and confidence through both formal and informal education settings, enabling young people to reach their full potential. We work in partnership with local organisations and the community of West Lothian to facilitate this.
The Citizens Advice service provides free, independent, confidential and impartial advice to everyone on their rights and responsibilities. It values diversity, promotes equality and challenges discrimination. The service aims to provide the advice people need for the problems they face, and to improve the policies and practices that affect people’s lives.
Sunshine International is a Childrens Charity that Provides Early Years and Primary Education to the Children Living in the Slum areas of Rajkot Gujarat India. Sunshine Supports educational needs for younger children into secondary level and facilitating further training to enter higher education. Our primary aim is to enhance and raise further awareness of the imporatnce of education for those of who have not had the opportunity to excel under the exisiting Government programmes that are currently in place in India. Our Vision is to promote and develop an Educational Outreach Project which will go into communities and enable families and children to access education. We will do this by working with families to Promote Educational Oportunities and removing social barriers.
C2C is a Christian Charity which provides practical and pastoral support to offenders, helping them turn away from crime. C2C provides this service to people regardless of faith, or none, and regardless of their crimes, age, ethnic or cultural background, gender, sexuality or disability. Our services are based in Northamptonshire and are accessible to young people, men and women at any stage in the criminal justice system. Charity No: 1102884 Find out more Website http://www.c2ccharitabletrust.com
Cambodian Child's Dream Organisation UK, known as CCDO UK, was set up to provide water wells and assistance with education, training and healthcare in rural Cambodia. Our main activity is building water wells to provide clean drinking water to families and rural communities who have had no access to clean water before. We also provide school uniforms and school starter packs to enable children from poor families, who would otherwise be unable to do so, to attend school. We support an adult literacy programme, primarily for young women who have had no education themselves. In addition to improving the women's confidence and helping them educate their children. research has shown that educating women improves the health and lifespan of their children.
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.By supporting Cedar Hall School PSFA through voluntary donations you will help provide experiences and resources that will enrich the lives of our students. Cedar Hall School is an innovative and forward looking all age (5-16) Essex LEA School, which provides education for pupils who primarily experience global moderate learning difficulties, as well as speech, language, emotional, behavioural or autistic spectrum secondary disabilities. Charity No: 1027575 Find out more Website http://www.cedarhallschool.co.uk/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Cedar-Hall-School-445056508840772/
Awel Aman Tawe is a small charity based in South Wales. We are developing a community owned and operated wind farm. Profits generaterd from the sale of electricity will be used to regenerate the Upper Amman and Swansea Valleys in a sustainable fashon. We are also involved with giving advice to other communites who wish to develop their own RE project via the EST's Ynni'rb Fro Project.
The Royal Marines Museum in Southsea, Hampshire is an award-winning museum that proudly showcases the long and distinguished history of the Royal Marines Corps. Though free educational visits, engaging family activities, acclaimed exhibitions and much more besides, the Museum provides the public, young and old alike, with an unique opportunity to understand the Corps and the remarkable people - past and present - within it.
Gorseland School PFA plan, organise and run events and activities for the school children, their families and the wider community to raise additional funds. This money is then used to purchase items/equipment, etc., for the benefit of all of the pupils, that the Schools Budget cannot stretch to.
Home-Start Kennet has been supporting families for over 25 years. We work with families from all walks of life throughout Tidworth, Marlborough and Devizes and their surrounding villages. We offer a unique method of providing support to families. We recruit parent-volunteers who are professionally trained and supported to work with families experiencing stress who have at least one child under 5. Our volunteers provide support which is tailored to the individual needs of each family. The service we offer is preventive and aims to address difficulties so that they do not escalate (into crisis or even breakdown) by promoting family resilience. We support both military and civilian families who may be experiencing stress due to one or more of the following: Loneliness or isolation Separation due to Military deployment Bereavement Lone parents Twins or multiple children under 5 Ill health, disability or special needs Relationship breakdown Financial difficulties
Queen Alexandra Cottage Homes is a registered charity and a member of the Almshouse Association. We are a unique retirement complex for both the active elderly and those who require nursing care. Set in beautiful, serene gardens and with a philosophy of mutual support and respect, it is recognised as a national model for retirement living and an unrivalled charity in Eastbourne, East Sussex. Providing accommodation to local residents of limited income, our aim is to provide a high standard of care, a happy environment and to promote independence within a homely, peaceful atmosphere. Care at Queen Alexandra Cottage Homes is centred on individual needs and is delivered with patience, kindness and understanding. We recognise the intrinsic value of each person, regardless of their physical of cognitive impairment. Our aim is to help all those who live with us to maintain their independence as far as possible and to feel they are living in their own home, but with the reassurance that they have access to additional support and care whenever they need it.
We are a small charity sponsoring the education of children around the town of Bansang, The Gambia. We work closely with the schools to monitor children's progress and provide much needed resources. Money donated goes direct to where it's needed. We sponsor 75-100 children a year and provide feedback for sponsors. Sponsorship covers school fees, uniform, textbooks, stationery and lunch in school for the most needy students. The charity also works with Bansang schools on projects improving resources for students, examples of such are libraries and IT classrooms. Several schools in the UK have linked up with Bansang schools through the charity and support their link schools through fundraising as well as exchange information.
The objects of the Charity are : - It's objects are the relieving of sickness and distress resulting from both renal failure and following a transplant at St James's Hospital, Leeds, as well as the education of the public on the importance of carrying the NHS donor card and publicising the signing of the NHS Organ Donor Register.
Welcome to our homepage. We are a happy and faithful congregation, meeting regularly in our lovely church, raised in 1819 on the same site where a church was first established in the 12th Century. The name Kintore is thought to come from the Gaelic, Ceann-an-torr, where "Ceann" means the head, and "Torr" a round hill, which many locals believe it to refer to Tuach Hill, the place of a battle in the 9th century in which the locals helped King Kenneth II to victory over invading Danes.
Grace’s Place is a much needed children’s hospice providing palliative and end of life care for children and their families living in Oldham, Rochdale, Heywood, Middleton and Bury. A £1 million pounds Appeal was launched to build and equip the hospice, scheduled to open in October 2014.
Mercy Trucks is an organisation of professional and/or dedicated volunteers who help link the resources of one part of the world to the needs of another by using shipping containers and trucks. We also work in the area of disaster relief and provide equipment and supplies, along with opportunities for volunteers to support and encourage locals who are working to create sustainable community development, including agricultural, sports, educational and medical infrastructure. We then convert the trucks into mobile medical and dental units, which then act as a stepping-stone into building up a more permanent healthcare infrastructure. We are also endeavoring to attack the massive scale problems of child trafficking, child prostitution and child slavery and working to support vocational training facilities for young people who have had to endure such unfortunate circumstances. It is only through the generosity of those who partner with us, that we are able to realise our vision of empowering the hurting, with hope and healing.
ACORNCAMPS is a Christian charity which exists to: share the good news of Jesus with Hungarian teenagers through English language Christian camps in partnership with Hungarian churches. Over the last 10 years ACORNCAMPS has run over 50 camps with 8 Hungarian Churches with loads of teenagers having fun, improving their English and learning about God.
ENGAGING YOUNG LIVES Caius House Youth Club has served the community in Battersea, London for over a 125 years by engaging young people in club activities that develop friendships, interests and skills, and builds a community between 11-24 years old. MAKING THE BEST OF OURSELVES After five years in temporary quarters, Caius House will be returning to the heart of the community we have always existed to serve, to a state-of-the art centre that has been designated a 'flagship' club by the Borough of Wandsworth. A BIGGER BRIGHTER CENTRE Our new home, which is being rebuilt on our original site, signifies a new and innovative programme of youth work and will be one of the largest Youth Centres country where we will be able to support better engagement with hard to reach disaffected young people and improve provision for those not in education, training for employment, apprenticeship schemes and enable us to serve a much larger community. Our Key focus is to provide young people with the support that they need as a transition from adolescence to adulthood. The gift aid donations we receive from fundraising will continue to provide inspiration and support for our youth and help this amazing new project come to fruition.
The Thuthuka Charity is a not for profit organisation which combines the financial expertise of The South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (“SAICA”) with a charitable mission. The focus is on assisting disadvantaged young people in the areas of Mathematics, Science and Englis and provides bursaries to study accountancy at University in order to become a Chartered Accountant.
To apply funds towards the relief of sickness amongst persons suffering from cancer, either through research, hospice care and nursing.
Southwark Children’s Brass Band provides weekly music tuition and training in brass instruments for around 50 children from the London Borough of Southwark from all backgrounds. We encourage children to enjoy the challenges of making music, by learning on their own as well as learning and playing as a group, giving them self esteem, self discipline and confidence that will be with them for the rest of their lives.