(UK, 1162349) Browse eventsOperating since 2008, Stepping Stones is a charity (1162349) dedicated to helping vulnerable women and their children turn their lives around. With a base in Luton and outreach in Central Bedfordshire we are a women-centred organisation In the UK, 1 in 3 women over 16 has experienced domestic abuse. 2 women a week are killed by a partner or ex-partner. Shockingly, 1/5th of children are exposed to domestic abuse either directly or as a witness. There were over 12,000 domestic abuse related incidents and crimes in Bedfordshire in 2017/18 alone. (Office for National Statistics). Every year we support almost 600 women and their children who face multiple disadvantages and deprivations such as poverty, ill-health, substance misuse, domestic abuse and mental health issues. 80% have experienced domestic abuse and 63% are unemployed. Over the last year we have seen an increase in issues around mental health, finance and debt, all affecting the ability of women achieving independence. In many cases the families we support have children on Child Protection registers or Children in Need Plans. Our compassionate support enables these vulnerable women to recover from trauma and take positive decisions to reduce future risks. Those affected are living in fear, often becoming isolated from family and friends. They live with conflicting emotions of anger, shame and resentment, reducing their self-esteem and often leading to depression. Many cannot afford to leave their abusive partner even if they wanted to. Domestic abuse has a devastating impact on children and young people leading to behavioural and emotional problems that can last into adulthood. Children who have witnessed abusive relationships can become involved in such relationships in later life, as victims or perpetrators.
(UK, 1166530) Browse eventsShare - Supporting Homeless Assisting Refugees Everywhere. We are a charity based in Chester and North Wales. We help refugees abroad and people who are homeless within the UK. We provide aid, volunteers and funds to help in whatever way we can regardless of race, religion or location. Charity No: 1166530 Find out more Website http://www.shareaid.co.uk
(UK, JCC42) Browse eventsSince 2012 we have seen an increase of over 235% in the amount of people seeking our support. People of all ages, their families, friends and carers. Our vision is quite simply to make Jersey a more dementia friendly island where everyone is understood, welcomed and supported.
(UK, 1010231) Browse eventsMission Statement 2012 Springboard Opportunity Group provides a high quality care and learning environment for young children with additional needs and their families.This is achieved by Valuing all children as unique Working in partnership with parents and professionals to provide timely and appropriate support Ensuring that the children access enriched and individualised learning experiences through play Developing a professionally committed workforce that continues to meet the needs of the children and families Creating a sustainable and cost –effective approach to service delivery Accessing high levels of fundraising and charitable donations that support the funding received from Wiltshire Local Authority.
(UK, 1198132) Browse eventsWe’re a Christian charity helping people in crisis through free debt support, money coaching, family and youth work, and community outreach—bringing hope, practical help, and lasting change to those who need it most.
(UK, 1128178) Browse eventsDownright Special is community based charity that helps children with Down syndrome. We offer support right from the start by providing antenatal support to expectant parents, visiting families at home and providing education packs to schools.We are the only charity of its kind in the Hull and East Riding region offering this kind of support and service. We also run Downright Special Fridays, a weekly Friday morning session for babies and pre-schoolers and a fortnightly Friday afternoon session for school aged children. Both sessions are ran during term time. We also have regular social events for the whole family and provide advice, advocacy and training services.
(UK, SC041288) Browse eventsDress for Success Scotland is a charity that helps women on low incomes into employment by giving them a smart interview outfit completely free. If they secure a job or a placement, they get a weeks' worth of clothing also free. The clothes are high quality new or nearly new. Clients get a one-to-one session with a personal dresser to help them with style, colour and accessories. They leave looking smart and feeling good about themselves. They are better prepared and feel confident, giving them a better chance of success. We also provide a range of programme activities to enhance the experience of moving into work. Contact us on 01698 842224 to learn more.
(UK, SC024843) Browse eventsThe Food Train is a grocery shopping delivery service and home support service that provides help to elderly people to enable them to stay in their own homes for as long as they wish.
(UK, 1185418) Browse eventsA unique homeless charity with a long term initiative. Taking the homeless off the streets, helping them to get clean of addiction, training them in an employability skill, finding them a job & then referring them for housing. They arrive feeling desperate and leave with hopes and dreams.
(UK, SC049280) Browse eventsAmma Birth Companions is a Glasgow-based charity that supports birthing people who are experiencing significant adversity on their journey to parenthood. Our mission is to improve birth, pregnancy and postnatal experiences and outcomes for vulnerable individuals. Our trained team of nurturing and compassionate birth and mother companions offers volunteer support to people facing pregnancy, birth, and early parenthood alone. Our companions offer one-to-one emotional and practical support throughout the perinatal phase, which is complemented by peer support activities. Our mission is to improve birth, pregnancy and postnatal outcomes for vulnerable mothers in Glasgow.
(UK, 1178030) Browse eventsOur mission: To prevent neonatal deaths through research and education. Our vision: Babies who are born healthy stay healthy. Preventable neonatal deaths in the UK are eliminated. The Kit Tarka Foundation (KTF) was established after Sarah Higson and James de Malplaquet's son Kit Tarka died from neonatal herpes at just 13 days old.Neonatal herpes is a devastating virus which can ravage a new baby's body in a matter of days and, even if treated, can cause death or long term health problems such as brain damage or cerebral palsy. It is caused by the herpes simplex virus (HSV) which can be transmitted before, during or after birth from the mother or another individual in close contact with the baby. HSV was not suspected in Kit until it was too late so he never received the antivirals which would most likely have saved his life.We know of no other UK charity which initiates and funds research into prevention of neonatal deaths so KTF was formed with a mission to prevent newborn baby deaths through research and education. We are determined to do all we can to prevent more families from going through the devastating tragedy Sarah and James have endured.Our initial projects will focus on neonatal herpes but in the longer term, the aim is for KTF to fund projects relating to all causes of preventable neonatal death. Charity No: 1178030 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website Facebook https://www.facebook.com/kittarkafoundation Twitter https://twitter.com/KitTarkaF
(UK, 1058323a) Browse eventsThe Forever Friends Appeal undertakes various Major Campaigns and Projects, as well as supporting the wards and departments of the Royal United Hospital, Bath, helping provide the very best equipment and facilities for their patients. Their current RUH Cancer Care Campaign is split into two phases. Phase 1 to raise £650,000 for a new Gamma-CT scanner and Phase 2 launched 31st May 2012 to raise a minimum of £5 million towards the cost of a pioneering new Cancer Centre at the RUH. The new centre will bring all cancer services at the hospital under 'one roof' and this large project over the next 4 years will be taking on a holistic approach which will dramatically improve the patient ‘journey’ and experience, as well as providing a state of the art Cancer Centre that is truly fit for purpose. Your fundraising support will help to build this wonderful new Cancer Centre and provide a therapeutic environment that is centred on patient care and experience, reducing stress and anxiety and promoting health for all RUH Cancer Patients.
(UK, 1207266) Browse eventsThe Edward Bush Charitable Trust has been established in memory of Ed (Bear), who was tragically killed in a road accident on 4th June 2021. He was a kind, brave young man, with a deep passion for joining the Army. The Trust was created to honour his legacy by supporting serving members of the armed forces, veterans and their families. The Trust is currently focused on supporting the charity Veterans Coastal Retreats (https://veteranscoastalretreats.org). Its aim is to help fund the purchase of the charity's first property, providing week-long coastal retreats where veterans and their loved ones can rest, recover and rebuild. We miss Bear every day. But through the Edward Bush Charitable Trust, his legacy will continue to make a meaningful and lasting difference.
(UK, 1183467) Browse eventsCMPP is a dynamic charity helping local companies to deliver fantastic Corporate Social Responsibility projects locally. We love to help companies connect with their communities through a variety of corporate volunteering projects, sponsorship of programmes and fundraising events.
(UK, 1147546) Browse eventsOne-Eighty seeks to inspire young people on the fringes of education and society to live motivated and successful lives. Nearly 40% of the children we work with are looked after children, 35% have parents or siblings with complex mental health difficulties, 10% had a member of family in custody.
(UK, 702057) Browse eventsFor over 27 years, LAMP has supported and advocated for those experiencing mental health problems and their carers in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland. LAMP also campaigns for better awareness around mental health and the stigma that it often carries as well as offering information on mental health and the services available. LAMP is a free and confidential service available to anyone in need.
(UK, 1128443) Browse eventsA registered charity since 2009 the mission of Cardiff City FC Community & Education Foundation is to use the brand of Cardiff City FC to deliver a first class, engaging and innovative service tackling the Health, Education and Inclusion agenda's for all members of society.
(UK, 1128051) Browse eventsWe provide individuals whom are homeless, workless or vulnerable with a senseof self worth and dignity through having a self supporting life. Through providing meaningful occupation Emmaus creates a means of gaining experience, training and transferable skills and also self respect and personal empowerment for volunteers. At the same time providing choice and access to good quality furniture and household goods for low income families.Through offeringvolunteering roles within our social enterprise we provide businessopportunities and experience to give people, the chance to rebuild their lives ina supportive enduring environment with related tasks through a work framework.Longer term we want to enable people to move from emergency housing provisiontowards independent living. The overarching aim is to become a self-sustainingbusiness and service provider. Charity No: 1128051 Find out more Website http://www.emmausipswich.org Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Emmaussuffolk/ Twitter https://twitter.com/EmmausIpswich
(UK, SC040182) Browse eventsArran Youth Foundations is a charity on the Isle of Arran. We help young people to develop, build confidence, become resilient & increasingly take on responsibility. AYF won the inaugural Mental Health & Wellbeing Award at the National Youth Work Awards 2018. We run at least 16 weekly clubs.