(UK, 1131191) Browse eventsBlaby & Whetstone Youth Club is a safe and secure place where young people aged 9 - 19 years old can meet new people, build their skills and develop a positive outlook on life.
Bridge of Hope & Empowerment (BOHE) needs your support! BOHE provides a well needed food bank to our community meeting their cultural preferences minimum twice a wee;, relieving hunger & supporting their need. Our workshops upskill and motivate members of our community to get back into employment.
Farr High School fund aims to subsidise travel and cultural events which is really important as we live in a particularly rural area. We strongly believe this is our duty to make such events accessible to all our pupils regardless of distances.
This year, 2024, is the Village Hall's 50th anniversary, a good time to look at the hall and its contribution to East Meon. Buildings are different to 1974, and even though it's being used more than ever, we cannot escape the fact that the hall needs repairs, maintenance and improvements.
We train teachers and secondary students to become changemakers, and help schools and organisations to become sustainable. We advise governments on sustainability education, partner with UNESCO and co-chair Our Shared World. Together with you we can turn that reach and expertise into real impact.
DSP offers an amazing outdoor sailing adventure for all youngsters up to the age of 25. Crew members participate in hoisting sails, cooking, steering the yacht and all other sailing activities. We regularly fund raise to cover our operating costs including the ongoing maintenance of the fleet.
Concerteenies is an innovative music programme for children aged 0-7 which levels up access to inspirational live music and music participation for children in underserved communities. We use music to support their learning and development, to nurture parent/child bonding, wellbeing and happiness.
Inspired by the inspirational model for youth work of the Brady Clubs, The Bradians Trust aims to help young people from the Jewish community to develop their intellectual, creative and spiritual capacities, and to create new opportunities, particularly for underprivileged children.
We work with communities in North Lanarkshire to ensure that local people have access to, and are involved in the design and delivery of services that improve their health and well being. Our activities cover; early years, youth, adult, transport, health and wellbeing, family and social support.
We provide a collaborative environment for the community health & wellbeing initiatives CFK and FAS. These evidence-based projects lead activities to help children choose real & natural foods rejecting UPF, and to recognise & provide treatment for food addiction to improve health and well-being.
The Friends of Bullers Wood support the staff and students by volunteering our time and holding a variety of events to fundraise as much as possible for our school. We aim to enrich the learning experiences of every young person and bring the school community together.
The Friends of Staines Prep (the “Friends”) was formed in 1989 to bring together pupils, their parents and families and the staff. The Committee is made up of enthusiastic parents and staff throughout the school who raise funds for us, by organising a range of fun events and activities for the children and their families throughout the year.
(UK, 1151315) Browse eventsKinetic Foundation is focused on helping young people through providing support and activities which develop their skills, capacity and capabilities to enable them to participate in and integrate into society as independent, mature and responsible individuals.
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We are part of Lions Clubs International - over 1.4m members & 14,000 clubs in 200+ countries . We are a service organisation who raise money, and provide manpower, for local causes. Lions are unpaid volunteers, and admin costs are paid by members, so every penny raised is put to good use!
Cylch Meithrin Rhiwbina is a Welsh-medium nursery located in Rhiwbina, Cardiff, established in 1959. It provides early years education for children aged 2 to 4 years, following the Curriculum for Wales.