(UK, SC025038) Browse eventsWest of Scotland Regional Equality Council is working for a just society which gives everyone an equal chance to learn, work and live, free from discrimination and prejudice and from the fear of harassment and violence.Our Vision:"We see an inclusive society free from discrimination" West of Scotland Regional Equality Council was originally set up in 1971 as Glasgow Community Relations Council and has undergone a number of evolutions to arrive at West of Scotland Regional Equality Council. Our aims are to challenge discrimination, reduce inequality and promote good relations between all communities. We work with a broad range of equality organisation with particular focus on minority ethnic communities living in the West of Scotland. The focus of our work is to respond to calls from communities for support and gaps in service and the greatest needs just now affecting our user communities are unemployment, welfare reform, immigration, access to further learning,skills acquisition, civic participation and good quality advice and information. We currently provide a range of advice, volunteer, capacity building and strategic services to progress equality in Scotland. We run many projects, to see our current projects please check our website. Charity No: SC025038 Find out more Website http://www.wsrec.co.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/wsrec123 Twitter https://twitter.com/WSREC YouTube https://www.youtube.com/user/WSRECFilms
(UK, 1028139) Browse eventsWe are the PTA for Ilmington CofE Primary School. We are a small primary school with only 117 pupils. As the government continues to reduce the funding for schools, it is becoming increasingly important to raise additional funds for the school. We are a really proactive PTA and arrange lots of fundraising events throughout the year, including serving tea and cake at our local Village Show & school productions, family events such as Bingo, Breakfast with Santa, Easter events, the list goes on! All profits from our events and any raffles held go direct to the school. We currently have 2 big projects that the school have asked our support with, as their ever reducing budget just won’t stretch that far. Our first project is to make the playground a safer and more inclusive environment. The school would like to add a quiet corner with shelter and add a wall mural, repair the current shelter and decking area. Along with freshening up the current playground markings. This work is going to cost around £10,000. The second project is to purchase a new set of Phonics Reading Scheme. The school currently use the E-book version, but to purchase the physical books it cost £8,178. Having the actual books to use in school and send home means that they are full accessible to all pupils. We really appreciate any support that you can give us to help us provide this much needed provisions. Thank you for taking the time to read about our current projects.
(UK, 1175334) Browse eventsStretford Children’s Theatre’s aim is to elevate local children and young people through the performing arts; and to enrich our community through public productions. We achieve this aim through providing affordable, high-quality weekly drama sessions for local children, young people and adults
(UK, SC052291) Browse eventsWe want to give derelict land a new purpose by building: an obelisk memorial to reflect on the 142 men of our past community, who gave their lives in war and conflict; formal gardens, for our active community of today and a nature corridor to improve biodiversity, for our community of the future.
(UK, 1155478) Browse eventsTHCC sits amid one of England’s 10% most deprived areas. Issues within the community include social isolation, health inequality and extreme poverty. Our cooking classes, community cafes, and the wide variety of courses/events that run from the centre, have a positive impact on these problems.
We provide respite for children and young people with a range of special needs and disabilities. We deliver a variety of stimulating, educational, emotional wellbeing and sensory group work sessions every Sunday and during school holidays for up to 40 children and young people. The aim of our project is to provide short breaks for those families who are in desperate need of respite.
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We have been established for over 50 years to stimulate public interest in, and care for the beauty, history and character of the County of Berwickshire. We encourage the preservation, development and improvement of features of general public amenity or historic interest, particularly in buildings.
Blueskate Peterhead is a not for profit charity. Our main purpose and aim is; To improve the skatepark facilities for the community and encourage young people to participate in skateboarding.
Our mission is to RESCUE people from poverty and addiction by offering the Gospel message through emergency help, such as food, clothing and shelter, and Life Changing Recovery Programs.
We are a community club, run by volunteers to create inclusive tennis for people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds to engage in recreational tennis that strengthen community bonds and promote wellbeing. Your Court Your Community Your Game Believe, Play, Achieve
The Eden Group was started in 1980 and is based at Rookin House Equestrian and Activity Centre, Troutbeck near Penrith. RDA has been transforming the lives of people with disabilities, introducing them to activities that improve physical and mental well-being. The riders join for enjoyment, challenge, friendship, laughter and achievement as well as a degree of independence. It has also been recognised that there are medical advantages resulting in rider's being more relaxed and supple.
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(UK, 1196804) Browse eventsSt Andrews Church, Taunton is part of the Church of England. Our parish covers a large part of North East Taunton, including Rowbarton, Obridge, Wellsprings and Cheddon Road, but, wherever you come from, all are welcome. We aim to serve our regular congregation and wider community alike, with the worship of God, especially in celebration of the Eucharist, at the centre of its life.
CRuNCH empowers young people, especially from disadvantaged backgrounds, with skills to cook healthy food for better wellbeing. Through our five-week Cook5 programme, we give 11–18's the confidence and knowledge to cook five simple, nutritious meals and build lifelong healthy habits.
(UK, 302601) Browse eventsWe promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potential, as individuals, as responsible citizens and as part of our local community. We help young people develop skills for life!
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The Greater Manchester Environment Trust (GMET) is a UK Registered Charity that channels green finance into Greater Manchester. We work with grassroots groups, corporate supporters and a network of partners across the city region to make Greater Manchester greener for all.
The Somalis are one of only a few groups on earth who still don't have a recognised Sign Language. The Silent Horn Foundation is fighting for the Deaf Somali community to access their rights and achieve their dreams by providing education and the resources needed to empower families of deaf people.
We're Rise, a leading health & wellbeing charity working across the North East to transform lives, communities, and places through the power of movement. Our work helps; people be more physically activity to improve health, boost economic growth, tackle inequalities and strengthen communities.