Family therapy services from a small Plymouth charity helping families through difficult and challenging times and we are specialist in families affected by drugs or alcohol.
Provision of recreational and competitive basketball to a range of ages and abilities. Provision of sessions with schools and local groups to allow opportunities for people to access basketball. Quality coaching provided at weekly recreational and competitive sessions. Support the development of players, officials, coaches and volunteers through an education and development programme. Annual calendar of people development linked to the local authority, National Governing Body and sportscotland
families for Children, Zambia work with communities in Zambia, to protect, care for and educate vulnerable children who are affected by HIV/AIDS. Most of the children are orphans and live in abject poverty. They and their families are offered help with food and other basic necessities and supported through school, towards independence.
RELATE WINCHESTER & DISTRICT HELPS KEEP FAMILIES TOGETHER, SUPPORTS COUPLES GOING THROUGH BAD AND SAD TIMES, OFFERS SEX THERAPY TO COUPLES EXPERIENCING DIFFICULTIES WHICH CAUSE DISTRESS, AND PROVIDES A SPECIALIST RELATIONSHIP COUNSELLING SERVICE FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE. WE SEE EVERYONE, REGARDLESS OF SEXUALITY, GENDER, TYPE OF RELATIONSHIP, ETHNICITY, AGE, OR FINANCIAL STATUS. WE ARE HERE FOR MENDING - OR ENDING AS PAINLESSLY AS POSSIBLE. WE UNDERSTAND THAT SOMETIMES IT JUST DOESN'T WORK OUT. WE OFFER 8 SEPARATE SERVICE DELIVERY AREAS SO THAT CLIENTS CAN BE SEEN AT A VENUE CLOSER OR FURTHER FROM HOME, AS THEY PREFER. WE RUN A BURSARY SCHEME TO ASSIST PEOPLE WHO ARE GOING THROUGH HARD TIMES.
Coast to Coast ride (Whitehaven to Tynemouth) on June 5-7th 14. In aid of Rebero Center of Education (Rwanda). Clifton Parish Churches - three linked lively churches in York, bringing in, building up, equipping and sending out people transformed by Jesus Christ.
The club provides athletics (training and competition) for people from the age of 11. Although the club competes at the highest level with some Olympic athletes, it also caters for all standards at track, field, cross country and road running.
The Space Science Engineering Foundation's (SSEF) current primary mission is to support the UK Space Settlement Design Challenges (UKSSDC). Comprised of National Video Challenge, 12 Regionals Challenges at universities and National Finals held at Imperial College, London for 15- 18 year old students. The SSEF also supports Galactic Challenges for 10 -13 year olds held at schools. The National Challenge pits 240 15-16 year old students against each other in 5 companies of 48 students each. The students spend a weekend designing and presenting their results to 12 judges from industry, government and Space Agencies including NASA and the UK Space Agency. The winning company selects 12 students to represent them in the International finals in Houston at NASA. The SSEF also runs a ESA Challenge and sends 12 EU students to the NASA's Kennedy Space Center. The challenge is an industry simulation that gives students experience in communication, engineering and management. The competition is supported by Imperial College London, The UK Space Agency, Dangoor Education, the Royal Academy of Engineering and several other government and organizations including the Royal Society. It is unique in that students are given a request for settlement design but limited adult supervision. it is truly remarkable what they achieve. The competition is in its 9th year in the United Kingdom. the International competition has been held for the last 28 years. All schools and science clubs are welcome to enter. Both state and public schools have done well in the past with 2010 and 2011 having students from City Academies representing the UK in the international final.
Rotary members are enthusiastic, fun-loving and active volunteers who give their time and talents to serve communities both at home and overseas. Rotarians in Wymondham have been making a real contribution to the lives of others in our local community and throughout the world for over fifty years. In that time we have raised tens of thousands of pounds for community projects and local charities. We are dedicated people, men and women from business and professions, who share a common interest in helping others including supervising community events and running a host of projects aimed at improving the lives of people in our local communities and others around the world. We will ensure that your donation goes directly to the nominated charity or Rotary project, thereby ensuring that all money collected is used for the purpose intended.
It helps to raise money to educate orphaned and vulnerable children in Tanzania who are amongst the poorest in the world. It provides educational sponsorship to individual children who have demonstrated an eagerness and ability to learn. Its ultimate aim is to build a boarding school to support more children.
North Tyneside Steel Band is a registered educational charity which offers people in the North of England opportunities to learn and perform steel pan music. It runs four classes a week in North Shields and provides instruments and support for four outreach projects, involving over 300 young people.
West Cheshire College is a vocational College serving the communities and surrounding areas of Chester and Ellesmere Port. Students in the College are strongly encouraged to make a positive contribution to the community both through the curriculum and their own "personal challenges". The College works with reputable partners in supporting students to take part in life changing opportunities in Asia, Africa and Eastern Europe. The West Cheshire College Student Volunteer Fund has been started to enable more students to benefit from these significant volunteering and personal challenge events and it has been set up at a time when alternative forms of funding are becoming much harder to access. Eligible students will be learning at West Cheshire College and will have already have a track record of volunteering in the local community. They will have achieved their initial personal challenges and will be looking to extend their horizons further. By supporting this Fund you will be helping our students to make a difference to their lives - and also to make a difference to the communities in which they will volunteer. To follow our progress on the Ultimate 6 Peaks Challenge, click here to view our challenge website.
It is a place of public worship, a sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation. The church is also involved in pastoral work, the teaching of Christianity, the taking of religious assemblies at schools, supporting other charities and promoting the whole mission of the church.
We have a team of runners and power walkers in the 10K London Run on 8 July. Please give generousy to support their efforts. The Guild helps people with leprosy around the world. They would like to run and earn their living like everyone else, but often lack the strength. Most live in poor communities and need food, medical attention, eye surgery, ulcer care and weatherproof housing. We are grateful for anything you can do to support them. Thank you.
Speakeasier funds communication aids for people with MS. Working through speech therapists, they fund whatever aid they prescribe. So far they have helped 50 people across the UK with aids costing £200 - £5000. The people whose speech is badly affected are those whose life may be foreshortened by MS.
Empowering girls and young mothers in Zimbabwe and Malawi to be self reliant.Through our women's project they undergo basic sewing skills, basic business skills like costing, ,marketing and money management. Then we help them set up businesses . We pay schools fees for those from poor back grounds.
The Woolf Institute was borne of a simple and hopeful premise: that through robust scholarly study of the historical encounter between Jews Christians &Muslims we can better understand and guide our society at present, and thus inform and shape a more tolerant, respectful, collective future together