Bexley SNAP (UK, 1050054) Browse events

Bexley SNAP exist to help ensure that disabled children in Bexley are supported to have the best opportunities and experiences they can to enable them to have full and fulfilling lives. We offer a range of leisure services to support this; holiday play-schemes, weekend activities, youth clubs, and ‘buddy’ experiences. We support families by offering information, advice, support, counselling, courses, coffee mornings, training, and a resource library. For pre-school disabled children we offer the Little Stars project, a parent/child teaching and play programme based on the principles of conductive education. The aim of this project is to encourage the development of young children and babies with complex needs and physical delay. Our Early Years keyworker offers support to families with pre school complex needs children, helping co-ordinate the many appointments with professionals necessary, signposting for other sources of help and advice while liaising with the other professionals that are working with the family to encourage a less stressful and more seamless service. We are working with the local authority to test new government plans for the assessing and providing for the health, care and education needs of disabled children in Bexley. Our Pathfinder worker is responsible for helping families with this new process and reporting any successes or difficulties. The CEO of SNAP sits on strategic boards and planning groups, ensuring that the needs of disabled children and families are considered in future plans for services across the borough. In addition, we organise social trips and fundraising events designed to raise money while having fun!

BCM (UK, BCM - N/A) Browse events

BCM is one of N. Ireland's oldest charities. It works across all communities to support local people who are most in need. It works with vulnerable young people, families and older people. It also provides support for families with a recent diagnosis of autism.

Hartwell Preschool (UK, 1029388) Browse events

We are a local village preschool for children as 2 and a half years through to 4 years of age the preschool is a vital part of the childs journey in education and more importantly the transition into 'big school'. The preschool is a charity and relies on donations and funding to remain open

Smile International (UK, 1163423) Browse events

Smile International is a charity passionate about helping to relieve suffering and poverty through our feeding, educating, empowering and development programmes in Africa, Asia and Europe.

ESC (UK, 1142189) Browse events

ESC Swimming Club’s mission is to provide participation in healthy recreation for the benefit of the community. The preservation of human life by the teaching of swimming, water safety, lifesaving, resuscitation and survival in the water. To provide an opportunity to improve swimming, water polo and triathlon skills to achieve success at his or her level of ability, from novice to international competitor. To continue to develop disability swimming to Paralympic standard.

Grace to Restore (UK, 1188540) Browse events

We work alongside young women who feel overwhelmed with life & who struggle with emotional distress. Our aim is to help them find peace of mind, to support them to improve their emotional well-being & discover a future with new hope.

WyePlay (UK, 1178476) Browse events

WyePlay provides weekly mobile stay-and-play sessions for families with pre-school age children in South Herefordshire. We visit community halls delivering a wide range of play opportunities that aid child development and offer support to parents/carers in a friendly and welcoming environment.

Mtaala Foundation (UK, 1138251) Browse events

The Mtaala Foundation creates and supports education communities in Uganda for vulnerable children and at-risk youth, including those affected by war, poverty and HIV/AIDS. Empowering youth through learning and giving back to their community is a central tenet of our work.

Brain Tumour Foundation (UK, 1042509) Browse events

The Brain Tumour Foundation became a registered charity, (no 1042509) in March 1994, and made its sole concern, brain tumour disease. All resources and funds are totally directed at the person diagnosed with a brain tumour, malignant or benign, their families and professionals working in the field of brain tumours. Today, over 3500 individuals have been provided with information and support to meet their needs. This charity recognises that emotional support and information is vital for those diagnosed and their carers. Brain Tumour Foundation holds an expanding collection of material, related to brain tumour disease and related issues, such as rehabilitation and medical treatment. Brainbox is our quarterly newsletter, which keeps those on our mailing list up to date with charity activities and developments. In addition, BTF has given financial assistance to support medical research or individuals in need. BTF have also helped individual fund raising initiatives and the formation of some support groups.

Safe Ground (UK, 1048181) Browse events

Safe Ground’s courses teach prisoners to become positive role models for their children, helping them to understand their responsibilities as fathers. Safe Ground builds stronger families and safer communities by giving male prisoners the skills to maintain and develop vital family ties.

Prostate Matters International (UK, 1107211) Browse events

Prostate Matters International (PMI)PMI's primary aim is to conduct and support research into prostate diseases - especially cancer. PMI is committed to achieving the highest standards of academic research, bringing together and training the clinicians and scientists of the future. PMI's work will improve the diagnosis and treatment of prostate diseases for individual patients.

Focus (UK, 300417693) Browse events

Age Concern Bracknell Forest (UK, 1153607) Browse events

Gives help, advice and services to the elderly residents of Bracknell forest including operation of a Day Care Centre providing 100 placements per week for clients with memory related problems.

Friends of Semley School (UK, 1120403) Browse events

To advance the education of pupils at Semley School engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school.

Football Journeys (UK, 1152450) Browse events

London Football Journeys (LFJ) is a UK charity that brings young people from diverse communities together to share new experiences, forge common ground and break postcode prejudices. Our ambition is to support the creation of self confident, motivated and engaged young people from different parts of London who break down negative perceptions of other areas, actively and progressively represent their community and grow as positive leaders. Charity No: 1152450 Find out more Website http://www.londonfootballjourneys.org Facebook https://www.facebook.com/LondonFootballJourneys Twitter https://twitter.com/LFJProject

New Living Ministries (UK, 1023328) Browse events

Rainbow Projects and PCC work in Sri Lanka caring for vulnerable girls and orphans victimised by civil war. In Kenya they support healthcare and education programmes. In the UK PCC supports foster carers and foster children and is housing unaccompanied minors and susceptible young adults, who are often the victims of war.

Lainey K Foundation (UK, 1124001) Browse events

The Lainey K Foundation was established in 2006 in memory of Elaine Kennedy Martin who died on 9th December 2005, aged 33, after a courageous battle against cancer. We provide financial support to families living with cancer, towards childcare, transport, utility bills and general family expenses.

BREDON STAR RFC (UK, BREDON STAR RFC - N/A) Browse events

Although the activity on the pitch is the most noticeable, of course like any rugby club we cannot operate without backup from a team of willing volunteers, sponsors, supporters and partners.

Wyntercon (UK, 1178076) Browse events

We deliver hands-on workshops,activities and educational programs to individuals who are disabled or from an under-privileged or disadvantaged background. We embrace the creative media sector and encourage all our learners to take an active part in their local community.

Force (UK, 815056865) Browse events

Mayfield and Easthouses Youth 2000 Project (UK, SCO30823) Browse events

Mayfield and Easthouses Youth 2000 Project (Y2K) is a community based youth work and informal education resource for young people aged 11 to 18. Y2K provides a safe environment for young people aged within drop ins, where support, information and advice can be offered and where young people can develop positive, trusting relationships with other young people and with staff. Y2K is a 'one of a kind' project in Midlothian East and our service is characterised by being rooted in, and grown from, the local community. Y2K provides drop ins 6 nights per week, streetwork 2 nights per week, a 1-2-1 services for extremely isolated, vulnerable young people. They support young Mums from the surrounding communities and offer support services withing the high schools. Y2K also provide training and work placements to young people, particularly those struggling in mainstream education.

London Phoenix Orchestra (UK, 800007) Browse events

The London Phoenix Orchestra is one of London's finest non-professional orchestras. It provides high quality music making opportunities for talented amateur musicians from all walks of life and gives many extremely enjoyable concerts.

Generation 2 Generation G2G (UK, 1187255) Browse events

Generation 2 Generation (G2G) enables descendants of Holocaust survivors to present their families’ Holocaust experiences with supporting survivor testimony. Presenting to a variety of audiences, we aim to promote tolerance, empathy and understanding so that the lessons of the Holocaust are learned

The 948 Sports Foundation (UK, 1088273) Browse events

The 948 Sports Foundation was established by the OA Sports Club, who gifted £500,000 to promote participation in sport by young people in the St Albans district. Launched in February 2003, to date the Trustees have made over 150 grants totalling in excess of £150,000.

Tukae (UK, 1088468) Browse events

Tukae is a development organisation working in the East Usambara Mountains, Tanzania. Through building skills and creating jobs people are able to move out of poverty. A safari camp is being developed, a women's workshop is thriving and there are plans to open a men's workshop.