Friends Of Barham Library (UK, 1142113) Browse events

Campaigning to reopen Barham Library The Friends of Barham Library are working to ensure the survival of this much loved, local library for future generations. (Friends of Barham Library are a Charity (No. 1142113) and a Company Limited by Guarantee.)

Inspire Young People (UK, 1164972) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.Inspire Young People is a charity  which organises events and competitions that challenge young people studying in Further Education Colleges to realise their full potential; that are designed to test skills that are relevant to working in their area of study; that are co-designed with business experts to develop the skills that employers are looking for; and which create awareness of the opportunities available within their chosen sector.Inspire uses role models as a motivating force.  We are extremely fortunate in having the support of people who have come from modest backgrounds and have reached the top of their chosen professions through hard work, determination and a love for what they do. Our role models are heavily involved in their challenges, having been involved in the initial design, and leading the judging panels and attending the final events.We are currently thrilled to be working with the following role models:Errol Douglas, MBE - celebrity hairstylistAshley Palmer-Watts - Chef Executive at Dinner with Heston BlumethalMark Webber - Former F1 and World Endurance Championship Driver  Current Challenges:Inspire Hairdressing Photographic Competition Students enter one photograph into a number of categories. Six entries in each category are selected for the final event in June, where there is an exhibition of their work and the category and overall winners are announced.  The winner gets a day with Errol - in 2017 this was to go backstage at London Fashion Week, while Errol styles models for the catwalk.Inspire Hospitality and Catering ChallengeWorking in teams of 3, students design a restaurant concept, to include name; location; menu, wine list and pricing; layout and decoration; basic financials etc.  The best entries are invited to compete in the final, at which they prepare a dish which epitomises their restaurant concept, and serve it the judging panel.  The winning team get to spend time with Ashley in the Fat Duck Group restaurants, and in 2017 were invited for lunch in the private dining room at Dinner.Mark Webber Youth ChallengeHosted by RAF Halton, teams of 12 compete for the trophy by taking part in gruelling physical challenges including hill running; drill; high ropes; laser shooting; circuits etc.  It's a tough day! Charity No: 1164972

Crossroads Care North Buckinghamshire & Milton Keynes (UK, 1060982) Browse events

Crossroads Care North Bucks & Milton Keynes is part of a national network of local charities providing support to carers and the people they care for. It offers a full range of services for all age groups, disabilities or health conditions, and of any frequency or duration.

Oldland Pre-School (UK, 1024220) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. We are a charity run Preschool for 3 & 4 year olds and have been serving Oldland Common and the surrounding area for nearly 50 years. We desperately need to replace our existing pre-fabricated terrapins, which were second hand when we first acquired them over 25 years ago! We’ve patched, repaired and ‘made do’ for too many years and at great expense and energy, jeopardizing our reputation, well being and sustainability. Charity No: 1024220 Find out more Website http://www.oldlandpreschool.co.uk Facebook http://www.facebook.com/Oldland-Pre-School

SOUTH EAST LONDON CHRISTIAN CAMPS (UK, 285763) Browse events

Break the Silence (UK, Break the Silence - N/A) Browse events

St. Mary Magdalene Centre for Refugees and Asylum Seekers (UK, 1130900) Browse events

The St. Mary Magdalene Centre provides hospitality, practical support and pathways to integration to all those who have found themselves seeking asylum in London. Over 70 people a day come to the Centre for English classes, art classes, hot meals, food parcels and one-to-one support.

Snowflake School For Children With Autism (UK, 1110687) Browse events

Snowflake School is a Special School in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea opened in September 2008. We are a small independent school that caters for a maximum of 15 children ranging from 5 years to 14 years with a diagnosis of Autism.

KarynTime (UK, 1168107) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

CATERHAM ROTARY CLUB (UK, 254116) Browse events

The Rotary Club of Caterham proudly supports a wide variety of local and International charities and organisations through fundraising events, offering resources and personal support. Our Club is part of the worldwide Rotary movement of 1.2 million Rotarians belonging to more than 32,000 clubs in more than 200 countries dedicated to serving their local communities. The Rotary motto is Service Above Self. Please go to Support us to make a donation for Focus on the Crocus to help End Polio Now! 

Fight Bladder Cancer Charity (UK, Fight) Browse events

Fight Bladder Cancer, set up in 2009, is a charity set up and run by bladder cancer patients and their carers. Our work includes supporting people affected by bladder cancer, raising awareness and supporting research. This donation and fundraising site is specifically for our research work. We use mydonate specifically for donations and fundraising to our Fight Bladder Cancer Research Fund. Find out more Website http://www.fightbladdercancer.co.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/FightBladderCancer/ Twitter Please click here to visit our Twitter page

Age Uk Andover And District (UK, 1140927) Browse events

Our aim is to provide support and services for older people throughout the Test Valley. We offer:

Ayrshire Deaf Club (UK, SC050238) Browse events

Children Linked To And Experiencing Abusive Relationships (UK, 1128689) Browse events

CLEAR works with CYP aged between 3 – 18 years of age. We have recognised that this group represent the often unheard victims of abusive relationships, who do not meet the criteria for intervention provided by statutory bodies, either because their behaviors are not considered serious enough to require intervention, or more commonly, because the traumatic effects of their experiences go unrecognised. Without support, these CYP are at risk of developing low self-esteem, eating disorders, poor performance or attendance at school and other social and behavioral problems. Sadly, these CYP may carry the baggage of their past into their adult lives and thus the cycle of abuse is perpetuated.   Through counseling we offer the CYP the experience of a healthy relationship. Changes take place in the way that the CYP is able to communicate, concentrate and develop a trusting, working relationship with the counsellor. These CYP  flourish in the therapeutic setting and learn how to build safe relationships within their family and friendship circles. The CYP's general behaviors change as their confidence grows in themselves and in the life situation they are coping with.   Group work with peers enables CYP to have some fun and experience some positive feelings and share their concerns and fears with others whom they can trust. Their involvement in the project and being heard by CLEAR reinforces their trust and self-belief. Working with their counsellors and peers helps to provide coping strategies for the CYP and non-abusing parent / carer. This provides them with the confidence to be supportive of others within and outside of the group. The groups also take part in days out and we are particularly keen to take advantage of Cornwall's fantastic environment as "The best classroom and the richest cupboard roofed only by the sky" and embracing the concept of eco-psychology to help where parents and children have become estranged through trauma or sexual abuse and domestic violence.   Without support, it is recognised that CYP who have experienced abusive relationships are more likely to end up in similar situations themselves as adults. The coping strategies and development of self-esteem and valuation of self, helps CYP to break the cycle of abusive relationships and recognise and avoid dangerous situations. The development of understanding of self and what has happened to them encourages the CYP to take part in social activities, relationships and become re-integrated into their school and learning.   CLEAR is the only child centred therapeutic service in Cornwall that can work with CYP who have been traumatised by either direct experience or witnessing abusive relationships. Clear offers individual therapy and group work for CYP, provided by BACP registered counselors who have undergone specialist training in child and adolescent therapy. CLEAR also offers support to the non-abusing carer both individually and with the child. It is the use of specifically trained counselors and the availability of group therapy that makes CLEAR unique. Additionally, 80% of the CLEAR management committee and project workers are professionals working in some capacity with vulnerable CYP in Cornwall. 

Poole Sailability (UK, 1126442) Browse events

Poole Sailability enables anyone with a disability to enjoy the exciting sport of sailing in beautiful Poole Harbour

Survivors Unite (UK, SCO 48563) Browse events

Friends of Horsmonden Primary School (UK, 1002729) Browse events

We raise money through a variety of events with the aim of improving the experience of children attending Horsmonden Primary School.

Namdhari Gurdwara Birmingham (UK, 516560) Browse events

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Seaside Hospital Radio (UK, 297515) Browse events

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Women's Aid Federation Northern Ireland (UK, Women's Aid Federation Northern Ireland - N/A) Browse events

Every year, we support over 40,000 victims of domestic violence through our refuges, community outreach and the 24 Hour Domestic Violence Helpline. Thousands of children are also supported in our refuges, in communities and through our innovative prevention work in schools.

Integrated Education Fund (UK, XR52574) Browse events

The Integrated Education Fund (IEF) is an independent fundraising and grant making charitable body providing a financial foundation for the development and growth of integrated education in Northern Ireland. It draws its mandate from the growing demand from parents and pupils for inclusive high quality integrated education. Its aim is simple. It wants to enable as many children as possible to learn together in an environment that celebrates, not fears, religious and cultural diversity. It wants to make integration not separation the norm in the education system. It supports the establishment of new integrated schools, the transformation of existing schools to integrated status and cross community school initiatives and projects that provides meaningful interaction between pupils, parents, staff and the wider community.

WPF Therapy (UK, 273434) Browse events

WPF Therapy seeks to provide affordable counselling or psychotherapy for people who cannot find suitable NHS provision, and who cannot afford private therapy. The charity provides a wide range of counselling and psychotherapy including CBT (cognitive behavioural therapy) on a sliding scale depending on income as well as a wide range of accredited training programmes

Harvey Warren Trust (UK, EW10428) Browse events

THANK YOU FOR YOUR KIND DONATION. TOGETHER WE ARE... TAKING LITTLE STEPS TO HELP SAVE LIVES We are so very grateful that you chosen to support Harvey Warren Trust. As we hope you already know, we encourage all those who are kind enough to donate or contribute to the Trust to put forward suggestions for worthy beneficiaries of the money raised and we look forward to any from yourself. Thank you once again.

Help to Educate (UK, 1099072) Browse events

We are a small charity that raises money to care for and fund the education of former child labourers in Nepal. Please visit www.help2educate.org for more information.

London Voluntary Service Council (UK, 276886) Browse events

London Voluntary Service Council (LVSC) celebrates its centenary this year. LVSC was founded as the Social Welfare Association for London on 4 March 1910 at the Mansion House, in the presence of the Lord Mayor of London. LVSC supports and provides a voice for the 60,000+ voluntary and community organisations in the capital. Our members include household name charities as well as small, grassroots community groups. We believe that voluntary and community action is integral to London’s success as a major world city, helping to make it a better, fairer and more enjoyable place to live. We support voluntary and community action by providing training, advice and guidance to not-for-profit groups operating in London, as well as responding to government policy, campaigning and representing our sector. In LVSCs centenary year Ian Goodman, from Lasa, has run the London Marathon on our behalf, and is aiming to raise £2010 pounds in sponsorship.