(UK, 288117) Browse eventsYouth Action Wiltshire is part of the Charity, Community First. The aim of Youth Action Wiltshire is to promote an active lifestyle and help young people to fulfil their potential and become valued members of their communities.
(UK, 1162363) Browse eventsThe Hive was set up to provide temporary relief in the form of food parcels to individuals or families experiencing crisis situations. We are very grateful for any donations. Money raised will go towards food stocks and/or storage for food. Please contact us through our website if you have any questions. Many thanks, Bryony, Kim and NatalieTrustees of The Hive Charity No: 1162363 Find out more Website http://www.thehivefoodbank.com
(UK, JCC48) Browse eventsJersey Cancer Relief can offer financial assistance to Jersey residents affected by cancer in its many forms. Where there is a need we can help with Doctors fees, medicines, dressings, heating, travel, subsistence grants, nursing & home care and other expenses. www.jerseycancerrelief.org
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(UK, 294220) Browse eventsOur aim is to build stronger communities and enrich lives by giving grants that genuinely help to meet the needs faced by our local people. Since 1985, the Foundation has awarded over £6million to local voluntary and community groups in Berkshire. See www.berkshirecf.org for more details.
(UK, 1186790) Browse eventsThe HealthBus is a response to the need for accessible and appropriate healthcare for rough sleepers in Bournemouth and the surrounding areas. The HealthBus offers GP, nursing and other health-related services for people sleeping rough in Bournemouth. Sevices include physical and mental health assessments, drug, alcohol and lifestyle advice, prescriptions, blood-tests and immunisations. The charity collaborates and coordinates with other organisations to reduce inequalities faced by this marginalized group.
(UK, 207405) Browse eventsThe Royal Navy Officers' Charity (RNOC) is the principal Naval Officers charity. Established in 1739 as the Royal Navy Benevolent Society for Officers, the charity has recently adopted the working title of the RNOC. One of Britain’s oldest naval charities the RNOC provide benevolence to both serving and retired officers of both the regular and reserve Naval Service (RN, RM and QARNNS), their spouses, former spouses and dependants who require financial support.Today the charity offers financial support to serving and former officers, young and old at home in Europe and further afield in the Americas, Africa and Australasia.The charity provides assistance with the cost of nursing and care home fees, mobility aids, household repairs, the replacement of white goods and help with debts. In addition assistance is given in the form of regular grants to cover basic cost of living expenses. Further funding is available to help with training and education. Further details and a copy of our latest impact report can be found by following the link below. Charity No: 207405 Find out more Website http://www.rnoc.org.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/RNOCARNO Twitter https://www.twitter.com/ARNORNOC
(UK, 1193044) Browse eventsCHEF raises valuable funds here in the UK that can be used to help people suffering from poverty or financial hardship in Lesotho (Southern Africa). By offering funding for food related business start-ups and training, we help people to work their way out of poverty and have a brighter future.
(UK, 1027838) Browse eventsCarrick Mind offers support to anyone in the Carrick area who is experiencing or recovering from mental ill health, for example depression and anxiety. We work in a person centred way and consider all individuals in a holistic manner. Mental ill health can affect anyone, rich or poor, young or old, altering the lives of those affected and the lives of people close to them. We are affiliated to Mind, the National Association for Mental Health and promote the same values in all our work: informed, determined, diversity, integrity and partnership. Carrick Mind is a member of the Kernow Mind Partnership.
(UK, 297286) Browse eventsFerring Country Centre was established in 1986 by a small group of parents who saw the need for an active workplace setting. We are strongly committed to these vulnerable adults gaining social inclusion within the community and to enable them to play a valued role in society. We are situated in the small village of Ferring to the west of Worthing. The Rife Way site is a small agricultural holding of 32 acres of land set in beautiful countryside. The Centre offers those that visit a unique, tranquil and calming interlude to their often hectic pace of life. You can meet the horses and other animals, walk our nature trial, visit our Garden Centre, picnic in our grounds or enjoy our refreshments. If you would like to visit our Centre you are always welcome!
(UK, 1188072) Browse eventsThe sole aim of London Retired Police Dogs Trust is to ensure that the dogs get the retirement that they deserve. We provide support for medical care and treatment, meaning their owners are not left with an agonising decision to make about the animals future due to financial concerns.
(UK, 1011290) Browse eventsFitzRoy transforms the lives of people with learning disabilities, helping them live more independently at home and in the community. We are a national charity, supporting over 500 people in over 50 locations, and in 2012 we celebrate our 50th anniversary. www.fitzroy.org
(UK, 273048) Browse eventsThe Friends of St Peter's and St. Gildas' is a registered charity which raises funds for St Peter's and St Gildas' Junior School in Crouch End, N8, North London.
(UK, 252878) Browse eventsSt Joseph's Church seeks to uphold and promote the teachings of the Catholic Church through love of God and love of neighbours in the Dorking area. Through sacred liturgy, parish activities and personal witness to Christ, St Joseph's seeks to live the gospel and enrich the wider community it serves.
(UK, 1002700) Browse eventsWe have day places for 28 pupils with physical difficulties, mostly cerebral palsy and treat a further 1,400 young outpatients from other schools. The most recent Ofsted report rated everything we do as outstanding.
(UK, 1120038) Browse eventsThe CAIRN Trust aims to develop sustainable rural village communities in Nepal through child education. We develop a communities educational infrastructure by building village schools and libraries and providing children with essential education supplies.
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(UK, 1141337) Browse eventsWhat We Do Edgar’s Gift is a charity set up in 2010 in memory of Ben Edkins, who passed away following a year long fight with cancer. He was just 25 when he died after battling Rhabdomyosarcoma, a rare and aggressive form of muscle cancer. The charity was founded by Ben’s parents Julie and Neil Bradman, alongside Ben’s family and friends – all of whom Ben influenced and had a special and positive effect on their lives. Edgar’s Gift aims to raise money to enable us to provide special days out, unique experiences and luxury gifts for young adults aged 18-30 who are suffering from cancer. How We Do ItThe fundraisers at Edgar’s Gift work tirelessly in order to raise money for those unfortunately suffering from cancer. Edgar’s Gift organise events large and small, from quiz nights and raffles, sponsored walks all the way up to Football Games starring Legends of years gone by. Edgar’s Gift has links with local hospitals that make us aware of people who need our help and also applications can be made through our website. The charity strives to provide treasured and memorable gifts and experiences to ensure that those who are suffering can enjoy rare moments. Our aims for the futureThe aim for Edgar’s Gift is to continue to raise funds from a variety of events that will allow us to help and support as many people as we possibly can, in any way shape or form. If you are looking to help or raise funds for Edgar’s Gift in whatever way possible, whether it be through a charity collection, a sponsored event, or by organising something much bigger – we would love to hear from you. Please check out our contact page. What We Do
(UK, 1095050) Browse eventsThe vision of Compassion in World Farming is a world where farm animals are treated with compassion and respect and where cruel factory farming practices end. Our mission is to advance the well being of farm animals worldwide.
(UK, 1066910) Browse eventsWe empower young Muslims to initiate projects that put faith into action, based on the Qur’an and Ahlul Bayt, and proactively tackle the problems facing British society today. The IUS runs events London and Manchester, as well as national projects like residential trips, VOU magazine and IUS Aid.
(UK, 297716) Browse eventsMosaic was founded by HRH The Prince of Wales and convened in November 2007 by Business in the Community, one of the Prince’s Charities, to challenge the growing concern around the issues facing young Muslims living in deprived areas of Britain. Mosaic’s key priorities, as outlined by its founder, are twofold. • Firstly, creating opportunities for young people of all backgrounds who do not have them • Secondly, creating opportunities for understanding between different people and groups Creating opportunities for young people, championed by Muslims, harnessing the power of positive thinking.
(UK, 1174569) Browse eventsCancer52 is an alliance of nearly 100 organisations working to address inequality and improve outcomes for patients with rare and less common cancers, which account for 55% of UK cancer deaths. We promote improved diagnosis, treatment and support for those affected by rare and less common cancers