DAR-AL-ARQAM (HOUSE OF ARQAM) TRUST (UK, 1138665) Browse events

Dar Al-Arqam was established in 2008 as an education and development institute for Muslims. Its function is to develop and educate Muslims, while equipping them with life-skills. All programs at Dar Al-Arqam are free of charge.

Stay Safe East (UK, 1153615) Browse events

Stay Safe East is a user-led organisation of disabled people. We work to tackle domestic and sexual violence, hate crime and abuse against disabled and Deaf people.

Boxer Dog Rescue Northern England (UK, 1153127) Browse events

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Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps Association (UK, 270278) Browse events

Exists for the relief of past and present members of the Corps who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress. Maintains contact with past and present members of the Corps fostering mutual comradeship.

sTandTall (UK, 1171241) Browse events

To provide others working in this area with a platform to publicise their services and tools that help victims to find them. Educate girls and boys at school about the effects of bullying and abuse To build centres around the world that provide holistic restorative care to victims of abuse.

Wildlife ACT Fund Trust (UK, NPO:105-423) Browse events

Gauzebrook Group (UK, Funding) Browse events

Funding the ministry of the Gauzebrook Schools and Children's Worker, building a centre of excellence for training The Rural Schools and Churches Worker has been an active role since 2011 within the eight parishes in the Gauzebrook Churches Group. The role supports these village communities so that children and young people can benefit from greater access to age-appropriate worship, giving them the opportunity to strengthen their faith and spirituality, greater opportunity to develop friendships and sharing music and food. The group has four rural primary schools. We are developing a centre of excellence for rural ministry which can reach out to offer support and training for parishes in a similar context beyond our immediate neighbourhood.As carefully sown seeds enable ‘Little Lights’ to become ‘Teenagers Of All Sorts Together’ (TOAST), young people explore their faith within a welcoming and friendly context. Children nurture friendships, ask questions and share ideas and suggestions, equipping them with the skills needed to illuminate their world as their journeys continue into adulthood. Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website Facebook https://www.facebook.com/events/280289419081150/

2nd Isle of Skye Guides (UK, SC046915) Browse events

2nd Isle of Skye Guides is a group for girls aged between 10 and 14. Our Guides have the chance to get out there and do something different; the Guides lead the way in what we do. We can be doing crafts one week and trying our hand at outdoor cooking the next.

The Bromley Homeless Shelter (UK, 1163353) Browse events

Our mission at the Bromley Homeless Shelter is to give homeless people, of all races and beliefs, a warm safe place to sleep and a hot meal, as well as support as they start to rebuild their lives.

The Royal School of Church Music (UK, 312828) Browse events

The RSCM is driven by our mission to bring good music, well composed and well made, to worship. From magazines, music, and books to awards schemes, residential courses, and distance learning; from training for organists to getting pianists onto the organ seat for the first time; from Voice for Life singing and choral education to courses for cathedral singers -- if it is about church music anywhere in the world, the RSCM is there.  We support and enable musicians, composers, directors, singers, instrumentalists, and clergy of many traditions and styles. We field Regional Music Advisers to help our volunteer committees put on events, bring young people to church music, take music to churches that do not have any, and promote best practice.  In the Salisbury administrative centre, our dedicated staff assists with the myriad support needs of working church musicians:  contracts, commissioning of music and articles, distance and on-site courses, the Sunday by Sunday liturgy planner, licensing and copyright … and much more. The RSCM is funded through membership dues (organisational and individual), publication sales, and course fees. But to sustain our 4,500 UK members, 1,500 Friends, 600 volunteers, and 2,500 international members, we must also receive charitable gifts and legacies from generous individuals who understand the value of music in worship.  Support us today!

Purine Metabolic Patients Association (UK, 1019792) Browse events

PUMPA – the Purine Metabolic Patients’ Association – is a charity set up to provide family support and advance education about a group of genetic diseases, the purine and pyrimidine metabolic disorders, at every level amongst medical practitioners and the public, and provide funds for research.

Disability Equality (UK, 1114622) Browse events

''Furthering the Human Rights of Disabled People''. We are a Disabled People's organisation (DPO) working to support disabled people to live independently and to know their human rights. Together, we provide a number of user led services for disabled people.

PAC (UK, 294998) Browse events

PAC support all those involved in adoption and other forms of permanent care, at all stages. PAC operates a daily advice line staffed by qualified and experienced counsellors and offers consultation, assessments, counselling, intensive therapeutic work, workshops & groups and professonal training.

MONA-UK (primate rescue charity) (UK, 1109558) Browse events

MONA-UK is dedicated to the rescue of primates suffering in captivity. MONA has established one of the few primate rescue centres in Europe, situated in Northern Spain, where we provide primates with a permanent home where they can forage, climb and play for the rest of their lives.

Friends of Oakdown Trust (UK, 1082220) Browse events

The Friends of Oakdown Trust raises funds to provide additional equipment, facilities & opportunities to adults living with Learning Disabilities at Oakdown House.. The' Friends of Oakdown' Trust was set up by relatives & friends to raise funds which would be used to enhance the lives of residents living at Oakdown House in East Sussex. Since becoming a charity in 2000, the Trust has raised over £40,000. The funds raised by The Friends' are used in many beneficial ways, such as specialist sensory, audio & IT equipment, sensory garden landscaping, theatre trips & resident holidays & excursions. Thank you for visiting our page, please donate to support our cause. It is very much appreciated. Charity No: 1082220

SANCCOB (UK, NPO:003134) Browse events

SANCCOB is at the forefront of conserving the endangered African penguin and other seabirds through oiled wildlife response, rehabilitation, chick-rearing, research, training and education. We have treated more than 90 000 seabirds since being established in 1968. You can help save our seabirds.

African Solutions to African Problems (ASAP) (UK, NPO:042432) Browse events

ASAP develops and supports community-based organisations of women providing holistic care for orphans and vulnerable children affected by HIV/AIDS in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa.

Children Seen And Heard Inc (UK, 812828321) Browse events

Friends Of The Federation Of Zionist Youth (UK, 261241) Browse events

The Friends of FZY is dedicated to the promotion of Jewish education and/or secular education among Jewish youth in the United Kingdom and Israel and in particular among members of the Federation of Zionist Youth. Specific objectives include the provision of financial support to Jewish young people in the UK and Israel, assistance for the establishment or support of charitable educational institutions in the UK and/or Israel and the arranging of educational visits by Jewish young people to Israel.

HCO (UK, 1174990) Browse events

Assalāmu ʿAlaykum wa Raḥmatullāhi wa BarakātuhUrgent AppealHamidiya Community OrganisationMadrasah Hamidiya started in 2007 in a small house in Leicester. Alhamdulillah the Madrasah grew and moved to a council building. We now urgently require a new premises. HCO currently run an evening Maktab together with Hifz classes.  Jumuah and Taraweeh Salah are also performed at HCO. HCO has plans to expand which include five times Salah and classes for all ages. The minimum estimated cost of a new building is £500,000 “The example of those who spend in the way of Allāh is just like a grain that produced seven ears, each ear having a hundred grains; and Allāh multiplies for whom He wills. Allāh is All-Embracing, All-Knowing.” (2:261)Firstly we request our brothers and sisters for dua that Allah keep the Madrasah running, to continue carrying out the khidmat of deen, the service of the Muslim ummah and that He grants us a premises .Secondly, we appeal to our Muslim brothers and sisters to generously contribute and help relocate the Madrasah.Lillah only donationPlease help us raise £500,000.“...And Allāh promises you forgiveness from Himself and Abundance; and Allāh is All-Embracing, All-Knowing” (2:268)Regarding Qarde Hasana please contact 07707287251For further information please email [email protected] Text HCOL00 £10 to 70070 to donate to HCO Charity No: 1174990 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website

community of st john (UK, 1140024) Browse events

(Rule of Life) : This Community wants to be one of children of the Father and friends of Jesus, gathered together by the Holy Spirit, in order to live a fully evangelical life in the footsteps of Christ in intimate communion with Him : a life of adoration and contemplation intimately close to Mary.

1ST BINGLEY SCOUT GROUP (UK, 1127910) Browse events

PRO-ACTIVE COMMUNITY (UK, 1191570) Browse events

The Jemima Layzell Trust (UK, 1163173) Browse events

We are a relatively new charity funding specialist equipment and therapy sessions to children with acquired brain injury or trauma. Charlie, aged 3 and a half, suffered a stroke during cardiac surgery in 2015. He lost movement to his left side and the ability to understand and produce speech. Our equipment is helping Charlie to learn how to communicate again. Aiden, aged 7, suffered weakness and loss of vision as the result of a brain tumour. He has just flown to America for proton therapy and without our tablet he would not be able to access educational applications or see his mum and little sister on Skype. Harry, aged 2, suffers several seizures a day, following a gunshot wound to his head. By using our dark den and sensory toys he is gaining motion in the left side of his body and re-bonding with his brother. He has now been discharged from hospital. From hospital equipment, to dark rooms and iPads we're proud of how much we've raised the last few years so that we've been able to help children with brain injury.All the children we help are referred by either their occupational therapist, nurses and doctors on the neuro-rehab ward at Bristol Children's hospital. Or other charities like Marthacare (now part of the Wallace and Gromit Grand Appeal) Child Brain Injury Trust and the British Institute for Brain Injured Children.​  Charity No: 1163173 Find out more Website http://www.jemimalayzell.com/the-trust.html Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Jemimalayzelltrust/ Twitter https://twitter.com/JemimaLayzell

YMDDIRIEDOLAETH PENLLERGARE - THE PENLLERGARE TRUST (UK, 1082128) Browse events