Thank you for joining us to create a Life Skills Academy Appeal to keep yung people safe and help most disadvantaged Young people and their families achieve their potential . The Life Skills Academy will provide a range of services that will protect vulnerable young people at risk n the streets, keeping them safe from harm and provide learning and support to families and young people leaving care to enable them to lead independent and healthy lives
Our aims are to provide funds to Sibford Gower Primary School to provide the extra's not provided by the education authorities. Our current priority is raising money to complete the fitting out of a recent extension to the school that has provided much needed facilities for the 4 to 7 year olds, including an ICT suite.
The British Institute of Florence exists to promote cultural understanding and exchange between Italy and the English-speaking world by maintaining an historic library and archive, teaching art history and languages, and organising cultural events and conferences in Florence.
We help for the education of our children
The Deben Family Centre exists to support parents in the nurturing, education & care of their children. The individuals cared for are all in need of support because their lives have been affected in some way by issues such as divorce, debt, violence, special needs or substance abuse.
Build Up St. Anthony's is a small UK registered charity that was set up in 2004 to improve the lives and education of the enthusiastic children of Thondwe, Malawi.
The Friends of Wateringbury Church are a locally-based charity which aims to help to maintain, preserve and improve the building and churchyard of St John the Baptist in Wateringbury. Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. The Friends are managed by a committee of volunteers and are independent from the Parochial Church Council.Anyone can become a Friend of Wateringbury Church, even if they aren’t churchgoers or even living in the parish. Perhaps you may value the building, its history and traditions, or just feel it’s important for the village to keep the church in good condition. Our overall aim is to help the church maintain its role at the heart of our village.Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1151983 Find out more Website http://www.fowc.org.uk
Nottingham Rowing Club, based near Trent Bridge, is the largest club in the East Midlands and one of the most successful in the country, in the ten years since we were founded we’ve amassed over 1000 wins. We run several different programmmes, from High Performance to recreational, so there should be something for almost everyone whether you’re an aspiring international, someone who wants to improve, or simply want to potter about on the river. Age is no barrier. Nottingham Rowing Club was formed in 2006, initially as a result of the merger of the Nottingham Boat Club and the Nottingham Britannia Rowing Club, two historic Nottingham clubs that were established in 1894 and 1869 respectively. During the hundred-plus years of the two separate clubs both had various major achievements, but by the beginning of 2006 the votes of both clubs’ memberships supported the committees’ view that the sum of the two clubs would be greater than its parts and the merger process started. Fund raising, health and welfare sit comfortably alongside our sporting hero's.
We are an active girl guide unit and we learn life skills through community activities, challenging ourselves and having fun! We want to go camping to learn more about our beautiful countryside and to develop our independence. Please help us to buy new camping equipment. Thank you!
It aims to promote the care and education of babies and children up to the age of five by providing an environment which advances their education and social development and encourages the involvement of parents and other appropriate persons in line with the aims of SPPA.
The CUCrC was formed in 1897 and organises Yachting, Dinghy Sailing and Windsurfing for members of Cambridge University.
The Trust provides grants for persons wishing to undertake special educational ptojects or voluntary work at home or abroad and is for the benefit of people living within a ten mile radius of Hay Town Clock
Based in the North East, we seek to support and encourage ex-offenders towards a better way of life. Our approach is person-centred, aiming to meet people where they are, ‘walk’ with them and share their journey in life.
Daws Hall is situated in N.E. Essex in the Stour Valley, the Trust was established as a charity in 1988. The Trust maintains the reserve that is used to provide educational opprotunities for thousands of school children and their teachers. It has a number of thriving habitats for Wildlife, Fuana & Trees. The trust relies on the donations of primary local individuals.
The Trust promotes education, sport and relief of poverty amongst young disabled adults cared for by Centru Si Club Sportiv al Handicaptilor Lamont (referred to as the Lamont Centre) in Cluj-Napoca, Romania.
The foundation "Schools of Hope," created by MIKAEL SILVESTRE in partnership with UNESCO allows hundreds or even thousands of poor children to leave the streets for good, to learn a skill and to read and write. Each year, the keenest children are chosen to follow a 3-year programme where they will learn how to read, write and be professionally trained. They will be officially registered and this is a real opportunity for them to re-enter society both socially and professionally – and above all, to regain their dignity. In Guinea, the very deserving children are working hard to send money to their families in the village, when they have one. They live on the streets where they are exploited and often attacked during the night. Each has a name, a history, a desire professional, but all have the same desire: to learn to read and write. For the development of Schools of Hope, local partnerships are essential: they provide support, give a piece of land or a building, because the cost of learning centers is far too high for them. Private companies are also sought for school supplies, sporting equipment, but also for the delivery of gifts in kind.
A Dynamic Authentic Community of Jesus Followers committed to Serving Watford (and beyond), Transforming Lives, Shaping Cuture, with Joy, Passion and Excellence.
The website is managed by parents with support & advice from professional ophthalmologists, scientists & specialist teachers of the visually impaired. The content marries first-hand accounts of CVI with the experiences of teachers & parents, sharing strategies & experiences of a complex condition.
A once in a generation redevelopment project, creating an exciting new space showcasing the world class art and music in the heart of Aberdeen. We are completely reimagining Aberdeen Art Gallery and Cowdray Hall, leading the city’s cultural renaissance
NSERESTER IS A VOCATIONAL SCHOOL IN UGANDA EDUCATING CHILDREN ORPHANED THROUGH AIDS. IT DESPERATELY REQUIRES MORE SPONSORS FOR CHILDREN AT GBP 200/YEAR .NSERESTER HAS A FARM WHERE STUDENTS LEARN BASIC AGRICULTURE. IT HAS ITS OWN TRACTOR, PLOUGH AND MAIZE MILL. A BUS IS SOUGHT TO MOVE CHILDREN FROM THE SCHOOL TO THE FARM.
It undertakes relationship counselling to all kinds of people (Adults, Young People & Families) who require help with relationship problems. We do not discriminate because of age, sex orientation, ethnicity or disability.
ChildrenPlus is a UK-based international aid and development charity, working to lift children and their families out of poverty through the provision of education, healthcare, housing and training, in some of the poorest and most disadvantaged communities in the world.
Complementing the traditional ministry of a church, the CCBC also manage a successful befriending project for older people & disabled adults, the DORCAS PROJECT, and a community centre called THE BRIDGE, which is home to the CANONBURY RECREATION CENTRE, a lunch club for the over 60's.
Thank you for visiting CHILD Deaf Youth Project (CDYP) profile page on MyDonate. CDYP are a vibrant registered charity, working for the benefit of all Deaf, hard of hearing children and young adults within the Tees Valley area. We welcome children and young people age 5 - 19 and provide 2 youth clubs that run all year including half terms and summer holidays. CHILD Deaf Youth Project provide a range of educational and social activities, in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, where young people can interact using their first/preferred communication methods, in an appropriate environment, whilst at the same time developing and gaining skills and enjoying a positive experience to reduce isolation, promote positive self esteem and independence. On Sunday the 10th of September, 3 people including myself, our member of staff Jenna and her fiancé Gary will be doing the Great North Run in Newcastle. Please donate to support our cause however big or small. Thank you.P.S. Please share this page with everyone you know and help us spread the word - thank you. Charity No: 1070908