Carers Trust (UK, 1145181) Browse events

Carers Trust is the largest carers charity. We work to improve support, services and recognition for anyone living with the challenges of being an unpaid carer. With our Network Partners, we aim to ensure that information, advice and practical support are available to all carers across the UK.

Mind in Brighton and Hove (UK, 1071434) Browse events

Mind in Brighton and Hove is an independent local charity. Our aim is to empower and support people who experience mental health problems and to offer a range of rights based services which enable people to make choices and have a voice.

Hope’s Help Charity (UK, 1216305) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

Friends of Henry Maynard School (UK, 1062386) Browse events

To provide additional equipment and resources for Henry Maynard Primary School

Careys Foundation (UK, 1159819) Browse events

To support and make a positive difference to the communities we work in and the communities of our staff by enhancing people’s lives through environmental education, supporting construction industry development and caring for those living with life altering sickness and disability.

The Oliver Liddar Foundation (OLF) (UK, 1214958) Browse events

The OLF was set up to make grants in memory of Oliver James Liddar, who passed away tragically at the age of 25 on 14th April 2025 in Vancouver, Canada. Oliver cared passionately for those suffering from homelessness and poverty. Through the Foundation, we will ensure that Oliver continues to MAKE A DIFFERENCE by helping to relieve these issues in Leicestershire, Rutland and Vancouver. We will also make grants to sports clubs in these areas that are capable of promoting community participation in healthy recreation.

East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust Charitable Funds (UK, 1050478) Browse events

The East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Charitable Funds exists to improve the patient environment across the NHS Trust’s sites, improve the patient experience of the services the NHS Trust provides and to provide amenities for staff employed by the NHS Trust.

Tumaini Health (UK, 1178145) Browse events

Tumaini Health is building a health centre for the village of Rwika in Eastern Kenya. This rural community has a growing number of health needs varying from acute emergency cases to chronic diseases. These include respiratory infections, drug addictions and the need to cater for a rapidly increasing elderly population that suffer from chronic conditions such as arthritis and diabetes. Tumaini Health Centre will initially offer the following services: Same day walk-in consultation by a clinical officer (physician assistant) assisted by a nurse Efficient diagnostic blood and urine tests Mental health counselling services Long term management of chronic conditions Local and overseas volunteering opportunities In the future Tumaini Health Centre will be a 24-hour facility with the added provision of a chapel for spiritual care.

Children 1st (UK, Children 1st - N/A) Browse events

British Polio Fellowship (UK, 1108335) Browse events

The British Polio Fellowship supports people in the UK who have had polio by providing: Information on all aspects of living with polio A variety of support networks Information about the management and treatment of the late effects of polio (Post Polio Syndrome) Campaigns on polio and disability-related issues

PHAROS TRUST (UK, 1090325) Browse events

Milton Keynes Special Needs Advancement Project - MK SNAP (UK, 1013148) Browse events

Snap provide people with mild or severe learning difficulties, limited physical disabilities and associated special needs with an integrated range of services: Social Interaction, Educational Training, Work Training and return to work routine. As a result clients are able to fulfil their potential and take up further training and employment options.

CDH UK - The Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia Charity (UK, 1106065) Browse events

CDH UK is the leading UK charity making a BIG difference to all affected by Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia. We offer support and advice to both those affected, their families and medical professionals. We are constantly working to raise awareness of CDH and continue to campaign and promote research, study and trials into the cause, prevention and treatment of this devastating condition. CDH is a birth defect that can affect any unborn child. Current statistics show that it affects around 1 in 2500 babies born and has a 50/50 survival rate

ENDLESS MEDICAL ADVANTAGE (UK, 1194717) Browse events

Breast Cancer Support Jersey (UK, 363) Browse events

We are a small group of volunteers working to raise awareness of breast cancer. We fund raise to support our help packages for anyone local going through treatment. Post surgery bras. Flights for a companion. Domestic help. Return to fitness classes. Post reconstruction tattooing. Purchase of items for the hospital specific to the Breast Cancer unit. Every penny raised stays in Jersey.

Wetwheels Foundation (UK, 1148600) Browse events

We take disabled and disadvantaged people of all ages onto the water using our network of fully accessible powerboats. Through being on the water, beneficiaries have improved life-chances and increased opportunities to learn through their experiences. We aim to have many Wetwheels around the UK.

M2M Foundation (UK, 1188562) Browse events

Millimetres to Mountains aim is to be the catalyst for positive change in people facing challenges in life. Through discovery and adventure we provide a platform for individuals to redefine their own limitations and take steps towards a brighter future.

The Lauren Page Trust (UK, 1080229) Browse events

The Lauren Page Trust raises money to further the work of Consultant Obstetric Physicians who deal with women who have serious health problems during pregnancy often resulting in premature births. Also, supporting the work of Special Care Baby Units within the Greater London area in the form of research, specialist staff and equipment.

COMMUNITY FOOTBALL ACADEMY (CFA) (UK, 1149497) Browse events

Mental Health Matters (UK, 514829) Browse events

Mental Health Matters works with people with mental health needs. Dedicated and experienced staff work with partner organisations to deliver a comprehensive range of services centred on individual service user needs. These include employment, housing, community support and psychological services.

KSIMC of London (UK, 288356) Browse events

TO PROMOTE AND ADVANCE BY SUCH MEANS AS ARE ACCORDING TO THE LAW OF ENGLAND EXCLUSIVELY CHARITABLE THE ISLAMIC RELIGION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRINCIPLES OF THE SHIA ITHNAASHERI SHARIA AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE RELIEF OF POVERTY AMONG MUSLIMS OF THE SHIA ITHNAASHERI FAITH.

GEAAP (UK, SC029951) Browse events

GEAAP is a community alcohol project in Glasgow offering free services to the community such as Young persons & Adult counselling, Peer Mentoring support, Web based services for young people & our nationally award winning 8 week alcohol awareness programme for schools, www.youngboozebusters.com

Home-start Wandsworth Limited (UK, 1124109) Browse events

Home-Start Wandsworth is a charity providing support to families in the London Borough of Wandsworth, with at least one child under five, by volunteers whom we also recruit and train. Through weekly home visits they are able to respond to the problems of struggling families with both practical and emotional help. Volunteers support families facing a variety of difficulties, including loneliness and isolation, postnatal depression, disability, bereavement, relationship difficulties, lone-parenting, being new to the area, illness or coping with several pre-school children.

Holibobs Childrens Cancer Charity (UK, 1179844) Browse events

The Holibobs Charity is dedicated to helping children diagnosed with Cancer or Leukaemia spend precious time together as a family through the provision of short breaks and holidays. Our goal is to provide these children with time away from the hospital to have adventures and build happy memories.

ADAPT Prembabies Limited (UK, 1138777) Browse events

ADAPT support parents and families of premature and poorly babies needing specialist neonatal care. Although the medical care these babies get is amazing, what happens to the parents who are living day by day sometimes hour by hour not knowing whether their tiny, poorly baby will survive - We Do! Primarily based at the two neonatal units in Leicester, we have Family Support Workers who are in daily contact with all new parents at the hospitals, giving them the support and help they need to get them through the very traumatic emotional time of having a special care baby.