GAMLEARN (UK, 1195032) Browse events

Matilda Community Day Nursery (UK, 1035872) Browse events

Matilda Community Day Nursery is a small, friendly nursery offering a very high standard of child-care. Located in Wapping, close to St Katharine Docks, it provides day-care from 8am to 6pm for children aged 1 to five years. We offer 3 subsidised places for parents who meet certain criteria. We are Ofsted registered and provide the children with a structured daily routine with both free play and adult led activities. The nursery is not-for-profit, enabling it to offer excellent value for money. The parent-led nursery committee means you can have a say in how your child is looked after.

Home-Start Calderdale (UK, 1112185) Browse events

Home-Start Calderdale offers a unique service. It recruits and train volunteers who are usually parents themselves to visit families with at least one child under five, at home, and offer them informal, friendly and confidential support.

1st Cathays Al-Huda Scout Group (UK, 1st Cathays Al-Huda Scout Group) Browse events

Scout Group

Salter Statues Campaign (UK, 1148242) Browse events

We are a group of local residents that want to celebrate the lives of Alfred and Ada Salter.They contributed so much to our city and in particular to the Bermondsey area. To the great distress of many local residents and visitors to the area, the famous statue of Alfred Salter, ‘Dr Salter’s Daydream’, was stolen from outside the Angel pub, Bermondsey Wall East, SE16 4NB, in November 2011. This was one of a spate of thefts of works of art stolen for their scrap metal value. A reward of 1,000 was offered for its return, but sadly to no avail. We aim to raise £100,000 to replace the statues of Alfred and Joyce, the former stolen by metal thieves, to add Ada Salter - a heroine in her own right - and to ensure the future security of the statues. Find out more about the Salters and our campaign at www.salterstatues.co.uk To donate please go straight to our fundraising page: http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/SalterStatuesCampaign Thanks for your support, Catherine, Gary, Amanda, Imran, Sheila and Graham - the Salter Statues Campaign Trustees

Inclusively Taekwondo (UK, 1160621) Browse events

The main aim of Inclusively Taekwondo is to support children and adults with additional needs enabling them to have equal access to taekwondo at Wirral & Chester Taekwondo Academy. The Academy is an established, family orientated taekwondo centre in Bromborough, Wirral. Students with additional needs are given tailored, individual support enabling them to train, progress and compete as independently as possible within their individual capabilities. The support offered is tailored to individual needs and includes: 1. Basic skills. These classes are offered to complete beginners and to those already attending Academy classes who are struggling with the taekwondo basics. 2. One to one lessons. Some may not have the confidence to attend the six week course or Academy classes and may benefit from one to one sessions to learn the basics. 3. Supported sessions in Academy classes An Inclusively Taekwondo Instructor supports students with additional needs within Academy classes. The concept of the charity began with a young boy called Ryan who has a social communication disorder. This is what his mum has to say: Before finding this club, my son Ryan had always been unable to participate in any clubs (despite my best efforts) due to his social disorders and worrying low confidence. However, since receiving help from the club, Ryan has come on in leaps and bounds, not only physically but socially and emotionally also. From not being able to leave my side and train on the mats...... (with tireless efforts and encouragement from the instructors) he has now completed six gradings and is looking forward to competing in a competition next year! 18 months ago I could have never dreamed of this. I really can't recommend them enough and I am thrilled that this support could now be extended for other children to benefit from, as I know first-hand what a huge and positive impact it can have on their lives! From Angela Donegan (a very proud 'Inclusively TaeKwon Do parent!)

Hampshire Riding Therapy Centre (UK, 1062253) Browse events

It's philosophy is to help children with life long conditions; physical and psychological needs. It instills confidence, self-worth, independence and responsibility. It does this by encouraging the child to be responsible for the welfare and care of a horse, and ultimately relating the importance of this to themselves.

St. Leonard's Church (UK, St. Leonard's Church - N/A) Browse events

For 700 years the church has been at the centre of the village in times of joy and sorrow. Today its members are an integral part of every aspect of village life. Its worship, brings people together to share their faith. However, the cost of maintaining the building and ministry is high.

Friends of Kenmont (UK, Friends of Kenmont) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.Friends of Kenmont supports children and teachers of Kenmont by raising funds for the school.

Youth Initiatives (UK, Youth Initiatives - N/A) Browse events

Youth Initiatives - Northern Ireland registered Charity (XR19757) YI is a cross-community youth organisation serving young people from West & East Belfast, Downpatrick and Banbridge. Our relational outreach youthwork in deprived areas aims to awaken hope, inspire initiative & mobilise young people.

Worthing & District Scope (UK, 1096424) Browse events

Worthing & District Scope was founded in 1965. The charity has developed and grown over the years, but remains focused on providing services for children and adults with cerebral palsy and like disabilities. Today the charity provides day services, housing, a parent/child support group, and advice and support through our fieldwork service.

Friends of the Blandford School (UK, 306211) Browse events

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Support Lunchbreak (UK, 1139204) Browse events

Advance the education of children in Uganda by providing school meals. We provide other educational resources, increase school attendance, and improve pass rates. We provide other resources, e.g, medical. For more information, please visit our website: www.supportlunchbreak.com

Karin Dom (UK, 1104227) Browse events

Karin Dom Day Centre for Children with Special Needs in Varna, Bulgaria, provides tailormade therapy for children with physical, mental or learning difficulties. Our aim is for all children to achieve their full potential. Please visit our website for more details: http://www.karindom.org/

Friend To Friend (UK, 1092163) Browse events

Friend to Friend is a registered charity in rural South Kirklees, West Yorkshire. Our aim is to work with older people to enable them to improve their quality of life, combat loneliness and reduce isolation. We do this by providing a range of stimulating volunteer led  activities in accessible local venues. This includes Armchair Exercise, ‘Mobility Aid Friendly’ Walking Groups, Lunches, a Men’s Group, Activity Groups and Monthly Get-Togethers. All our members receive a regular newsletter. The result? - or so our members tell us, is; a less lonely, happier, healthier older age.

OYA Organisation of Young Africans (UK, 1108297) Browse events

OYA, a registered charity founded in London in 2000, is a place where disadvantaged young people hailing from Africa and the Caribbean develop a thirst for academic excellence, confidence in their cultural heritage, personal life goals and a commitment to building a better society.

The Prison Phoenix Trust (UK, 327907) Browse events

The Prison Phoenix Trust brings hope and healing to prisoners with the disciplines of yoga and meditation, based on silence and the breath. The Trust trains and supports qualified yoga teachers for work in prisons - in substance misuse, anger management and education programmes. Prisoners are invited to practise daily in their cells and supported by 150 weekly classes in 87 prisons in the UK and Ireland. The PPT encourages them with correspondence, free resource books, CDs, and quarterly newsletters, and also works with prison staff and officers in 20 weekly classes.

Great Causes (UK, 1103966) Browse events

Cataracts are the worlds leading cause of blindness, some 20 million people are blind as a result. Cataracts cannot be prevented, but can be treated simply and cheaply. Great causes seeks to help as many people as possible through the generosity of it friends and business colleagues.

The Raven Trust (UK, SC30260) Browse events

Malawi community based projects, large and small - educational, medical, commerce and church support

The Albert Hall (UK, 524464) Browse events

The Albert Hall is a community owned theatre in Llandrindod Wells, run by volunteers. We rely on donations to ensure the building will be fit for purpose for years and generations to come.

2nd Coningsby Guides (UK, 1039427) Browse events

We offer girls aged 10-14 the chance to develop in a safe and comfortable environment. We offer activities such as crafts, swimming and hiking. Best of all, we offer them the chance to go away as a Unit.

The Big Cheese (UK, EW55989) Browse events

Sam (AKA The Cheese Man) was passionate about basketball, having fun and life in general. His ability to communicate with everyone he met, with inspiration, confidence and self assurance was legend. Sam did not have any charity affiliation just helped anyone who asked which is what he was doing when he had his fatal accident. Through Basketball we hope to pass on Sams spirit to any one in full time education, develope those social skills and integration into society.

The Dandelion Trust (UK, 328159) Browse events

It Supports conservation creativity and culture

Clouds of Hope (UK, 1114506) Browse events

Clouds of Hope focuses primarily on support to HIV/AIDS affected and infected people as well as on AIDS prevention. Beneficiaries of the project include all community members in the KwaSani Local Authority Area, who have been affected in some way by poverty or the AIDS pandemic.

Oxford Young Carers Project (UK, 1047491) Browse events

The Oxford Young Carers Project provides a lifeline, support and advice to young and young adult carers aged between 5-25 who physically or emotionally care for someone in their family with a disability, long term illness, mental health difficulty or drug and alcohol addiction.