(UK, 1111403) Browse eventsSt Vincent’s & St. George’s is a registered charity with an established history of providing Care and Support in Gloucestershire. Current services include: Phoenix - A modern day activity service for those with profound and multiple learning disabilities and complex needs. Community Housing - Supported tenancies for those with a range of disabilities and challenging needs living with support in the community. Home Care & Support - A domiciliary care service enabling people to live at home with care and support. We currently support in excess of 200 people per week with an ever-widening range of disabilities, health conditions and challenges.
(UK, 1140201) Browse eventsBarnsley Independent Alzheimer's and Dementia Support (BIADS) provides support to those affected by dementia, their carers and families through information, emotional support, social opportunities, meaningful activities and events. BIADS guarantees all funds raised and donations remain in Barnsley.
(UK, 1192441) Browse eventsHOPE run a monthly support group, host an information and advice helpline, organise and fund family days out and provide anti-suffocation pillows free of charge to children and young people who have nocturnal convulsive seizures.
(UK, 1201803) Browse eventsDons Local Action Group is a volunteer-led charity providing food parcels, household furniture and goods to those in acute poverty in our local communities of Kingston, Merton & Wandsworth. We also donate laptops through our Keep Kids Connected campaign for children unable to access online learning.
(UK, 1201072) Browse eventsWe provide a fun, safe and caring space for children & young people aged 5 to 18 years old in Winchmore Hill, North London. Our weekly programme of activities provides opportunities to be creative, active, adventurous, learn and develop skills, explore faith and so much more!
(UK, 831560138) Browse eventsPRF is a nonprofit with a mission to facilitate a path to the sport of rowing for athletes with disabilities globally. Para athletes from any club or nation are welcome to explore rowing at all levels whether in rehabilitation, finding a new sport or destined for Paralympic competition.
(UK, 1113131) Browse eventsNema works with communities in rural Northern Mozambique to help them permanently eradicate poverty. Through tackling every problem that locks communities into poverty, our projects overlap and re-enforce each other creating stronger foundations for continued development. Today, Nema works with 16 communities with a combined population of 24,000. Projects include: - Access to clean water - School meals - Construction of primary schools - Secondary scholarships - Malaria training & net distribution - Nutrition workshops - Youth Football HIV - Care for orphaned & vulnerable children - Care for HIV+ families - Enterprise development - Maternal & infant care - Agricultural associations - Fishermans marine conservation Nema was established in 2006 alongside multi-award winning Guludo Beach Lodge to act as an independent charity to implement local projects. While Nema builds strong foundations for development, Guludo stimulates the local economy, ensuring development is sustained and empowering. All administration costs are covered by Guludo and JoJo Maman Bebe, therefore 100% of ALL donations go straight to our grass root projects. Nema Foundation is a UK registered charity (no. 1113131) operating in Northern Mozambique where it is registered as an NGO. If you would like your donation to go to a specific project please make the donation here and email us [email protected] to let us know which project you would like to support. Examples include:- £100 for a years secondary school scholarship- £50 to feed a child for a year at school- £15 a school desk- £5 a malaria workshop and mosquito net for a mother- £1 a nutrition workshop for a family
(UK, 1101976) Browse eventsHull & East Yorkshire Mind aims to support people with mental health problems, their families and carers through the provision of services and the promotion of good practices in mental health. We are an independent local organisation, relying on donations and funding to continue delivering support.
(UK, 1144406) Browse eventsNiemann-Pick UK aims to make a difference to those whose lives are affected by Niemann-Pick diseases (NPD), through the provision of effective support, up to date information and the promotion of relevant research.
(UK, EW61215) Browse eventsRefugees at Home is a UK based charity aiming to connect those with a spare room in their home with refugees and asylum seekers in need of accommodation. We are a volunteer-run organisation that, in its first year, made 350 placements resulting in over 15,000 nights being spent in a warm home.
(UK, 802351) Browse eventsFSCC raises money for the advancement of the charitable work carried out at the Spafford Childrens Center of Jerusalem. The Spafford Children’s Center provides healthcare for some of the most vulnerable and disadvantaged children in East Jerusalem and the West Bank. The Center was founded nearly 100 years ago by an American, Bertha Spafford Vester, and is still supported today by her descendants. Based on humanitarian values, the Center gives help to those in need regardless of race, religion or cultural background. Lack of progress towards peace in Israel and the Occupied Palestinian territories aggravates the stress and trauma felt by families of the region. Innocent children, caught up in the conflict, experience violence and discrimination, as well as isolation from friends and family because of Israel’s Separation Wall and imposed travel restrictions between East Jerusalem and the West Bank. The children we care for are the link to a future where we hope for change, peace and opportunity for all. They deserve our best efforts on their behalf, which is why we have designed a unique holistic approach to child health by involving our medical, psychological, social work and educational practitioners in the diagnosis of each child’s health and emotional problems. The current situation with high unemployment and a depressed economy means that many families in need cannot afford even our small fees for treatment – we need your support to help fund a child or his/her mother through treatment. Thank you for your support!
(UK, 1133919) Browse eventsSt Mary with St Alban Church lies in the heart of Teddington. It has served our community for over 800 years - hosting weddings, baptisms, funerals, community events as well as regular church services. Now the church needs our help to make it truly welcoming for all in our community. This loved historic building currently has no toilets, social space or facilities to offer refreshments. After years of detailed planning and consultation with statutory bodies and the local community, we have developed a scheme to provide these much-needed facilities. We have planning permission and now need your help to raise £1m to begin building in 2025.
(UK, 1199634) Browse eventsALK+ International is a patient and family-led charity, created with a single mission: to improve the life expectancy for ALK+ cancer patients. We aim to achieve this by fundraising for ALK+ research, providing grants, advocacy and education.
(UK, 20023041) Browse eventsThe Irish Haemophilia Society represents the interests of people with haemophilia, von Willebrand’s disorder and other inherited bleeding disorders. We provide information, education, publications, outreach and support, advocacy, hospital and home visits and conferences and events for people with bleeding disorders and their families. We aim to assist people with bleeding disorders to be positive and proactive with their health and to maximise their quality of life.
(UK, 1176058) Browse eventsTalan Penny died in May 2017 from Rhabdomyosarcoma - a type of soft tissue sarcoma that grows in active muscles of the body. Talan was 19. We miss him greatly. Through Talan's Trust we wish to raise awareness of RMS and other childhood cancers and raise money for research into Rhabdomyosarcoma.
(UK, 1164620) Browse eventsA brain injury is life changing. For that reason alone, there needs to be more support for people affected. That is why I have registered my own charity, PAUL For Brain Recovery, to help fill the gap in the community. The vision of the charity is: - To educate and inspire people affected by brain recovery - To make life easier after brain injury - To promote brain wellbeing for everyone PAUL For Brain Recovery will endeavour to offer a quality peer-to-peer support service in the community. I have thankfully lived through brain recovery so I know what’s needed. I have recovered well enough to try and help others and make a difference. With your support, we can achieve more. You can help with our ambition to raise awareness and help others by: - Getting involved in our events by taking part - Organising your own event and fundraise for the charity - Volunteering your time to the charity - Donating to or sponsoring the charity The PAUL For Brain Recovery Centre - Hull Once you leave hospital you find your biggest challenge is only just starting. A new and completely different life is in front of you. The centre will provide support to those who need it, the brain injured and their families, and the centre will offer guidance through inspirational and motivational talks and educational sessions on topics from coping strategies to healthy nutrition, fitness, recovery and well being. Associates of the PAUL charity, including leading brain injury specialists, will also provide support. Visitors will be able to take part in a number of specifically designed physical and mental activities to help stimulate and progress their minds and memories, with all regular visitors having their progress tracked each month to highlight steps forward in their recovery portfolio.
(UK, 1194316) Browse eventsIn her memory, The Sarah Jayne Charitable Trust will support under-represented, under-funded community charities in the South West of England. Inspired by Sarah, we hope that lots of little actions will have a significant impact, continuing the butterfly effect of Sarah's legacy.
(UK, 1175062) Browse eventsparkrun provides free, weekly opportunities for people to be active and social through the delivery of local community based 5k and 2k events in more than 22 countries around the world. Committed to breaking down barriers to participation, parkrun events are simple, scalable and open to everyone.
(UK, 20057978) Browse eventsDogs Trust is Ireland’s largest dog welfare charity. We opened our rehoming centre in Dublin in November 2009 and have since rehomed over 4,500 dogs and puppies. We also offer national neutering and education campaigns as well as advising Government on any matters concerning dog ownership.
(UK, 1148511) Browse eventsOllie Young Foundation is a UK charity funding research into brain tumours in children. Brain tumours are the biggest cancer killer of children. By directly funding paediatric brain tumour research, we are able to pursue our ultimate aim of finding a cure or prevention from this awful disease.
(UK, 228634) Browse eventsMS Research and Relief Fund supports all people affected by Multiple Sclerosis, by giving grants to groups and individuals, as well as providing other support services such as complementary therapies, exercise classes, outreach support services.
(UK, 1180998) Browse eventsWe want to ensure that all children, via support to their parents, can access the best services, information and support for them. We also want to ensure all individuals receiving a diagnosis in adulthood, find the right information and support. Our Autism support service provides between 4 and 6 sessions of individually tailored support, exploring what autism is, how to navigate the system, help with benefit applications, and signposting to relevant services. We also have adult social support groups providing safe places across the county for people to meet, reducing isolation and increasing wellbeing. Our parent support group, with family activities offers a safe space for families to come together and realise they are not alone. Activities include days trips such as the zoo, farm, Cadbury's world, space centre etc as well as active activities like water sports, cycling etc. We want to increase our capacity to keep up with the demand for our services. We want to reduce our waiting list to be able to support more families and individuals when they need it most.
(UK, 1147534) Browse eventsThe 'You raise me up charity' was founded by Fraser and Jane Brooks in June 2011 following the sudden, tragic loss of their seventeen year old daughter, Megan. The charity's purpose is to raise funds to help families that have suffered the loss of a child between the ages of 16 & 25, offering emotional and financial support.