(UK, 238640) Browse eventsWe are a local charity that centers around activities and events for adults with learning disabilities. Either it be one of our regular activities throughout the week including day and week long trips. Ultimately we hope to increase our members quality of life and let them experience things they may never have done.
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(UK, 1156278) Browse eventsThe Sue Andrews Foundation was created to pay tribute to an inspirational woman and ensure her charity work continues. The Foundation welcomes applications and recommendations for grant aid, from organisations or individuals endeavouring to improve quality of life in their communities or meet needs wherever it is found. The Sue Andrews Foundation is a fundraising, grant making charity supporting local, national and international organisations and groups endeavouring to improve quality of life and meet need wherever it is found. Recognising the proud charity fund-raising tradition in Childbase Partnership nurseries, the Foundation aims to give staff, parents and children a role in determining where money raised can do the most good.
(UK, 1112749) Browse eventsTRANSFORMING LIVES & COMMUNITIES AMONG THE POOR and MARGINALISED Humaitarian Relief Work Healthcare for Rural Communities
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(UK, 134) Browse eventsWe aim to break down social barriers caused by civil conflict and instability, and end the marginalization of underprivileged children, youth and women. We provide educational and recreational programs, through which we teach peace building and human rights and promote respect and understanding.
The Edgbaston Foundation is the official charity of Warwickshire County Cricket Club/Edgbaston Stadium. The charity aims to harness our position to influence positive social change within our local community.
(UK, 1114984) Browse eventsThe Emaan Foundation was set up in 2006 by Nas Khan - Managing Director of Jennings Group to help the victims of the Kashmir earthquake. We are now raising funds for the victims of the floods in Pakistan. Our goal is to raise £120,000 to build a village for those who have lost everything.
(UK, 296648) Browse eventsDolphin School is an independent co-educational primary school with a christian foundation
(UK, SC039883) Browse eventsThe Scottish Fair Trade Forum is dedicated to making Scotland one of the world's first Fair Trade Nations. Through supporting those working to create new Fairtrade Towns, Schools, Universities and Workplaces, we encourage communities across the country to make a difference nationwide.
(UK, 1141009) Browse eventsWe are a local registered charity who are actively seeking to improve services in all areas of the lives of children and young people with disabilities or additional needs. We are here for Parents and Carers of children and young people aged 0 to 25 years with a disability or additional needs.
(UK, 1065457) Browse eventsThe EnKI Fund helps the most under-priviledged children in Kenya find hope through education. We provide sponsorship to secondary school children & help build facilities and supply much needed materials to primary schools in rural Kenya. We are a 100% volunteer organisation. www.enkifund.org
(UK, 1045039) Browse eventsFylde Community Link is a locally focussed, independent, community led charitable provider of support and housing to people with learning disabilities. Its reason for existing is: To be a leader in innovation (trying new things) inclusiveness (involving everyone) and transparency (being open and honest.) Everyone who is part of Fylde Community Link therefore strives: To make available responsive (to what people want) , flexible (because people change) and affordable (because money is limited) services for people who need them and by doing so support individuals to overcome challenges and so live the best life they can have, to push past low expectations and so achieve everything which is possible, and to balance taking risk with staying safe and so have rich experiences To make available suitable housing which meets peoples individual needs in the right place at the right cost using a variety of partnerships and by doing so enable individuals to have a home which is safe and happy to exercise real choice over their home environment to live where they want, with whom they want for as long as they want to
(UK, 1139357) Browse eventsOrganising magical holidays both in the UK and overseas for disadvantaged children. Helping children who are sick, in poverty or disadvantaged by their social or economic circumstances. Believing every child deserves some fun and happiness in their lives.
(UK, 311740) Browse eventsSt Christopher's School is for children aged 5-19 who have severe and complex learning difficulties or profound and multiple learning difficulties. Many pupils have language and communication disorders, some have physical disabilities, and some display challenging behaviour. They all have very special requirements for their care and education.
Health Books International believes that everyone should have access to good healthcare. We improve the health of people in developing countries by providing health and medical books, downloads, training materials and equipment on a not-for-profit basis.
(UK, 1117993) Browse eventsOldham Cancer Support Centre offers help and support to patients, carers and family members affected by cancer by way of information, self help and support groups, benefits advice, complementary therapies, counselling and an opportunity to talk about concerns relating to any aspect of cancer.
(UK, The Somme Nursing Home - N/A) Browse eventsEstablished in 1914, it provides nursing care for ex-service men and women and their spouses.
(UK, 1102631) Browse eventsThe Chiapas Children’s’ Project (CCP) raises money for La Chozita – an education centre for Mayan children in San Cristobal de Las Casas, in the mountains of southern Mexico. This oasis allows children to learn through Spanish and their own Mayan language instead of being on the streets begging or selling.
(UK, 1014416) Browse eventsPathway Workshop is a registered charity for productive employment and training for disadvantaged adults between 16 and 80, with both physical disabilities and those with learning impairment. Pathway Workshop seeks to improve the job prospects of people with disabilities, and those who may be disadvantaged in today's labour market.