(UK, 1108210) Browse eventsThe Sheila McKechnie Foundation (SMK) is a unique charity that connect, informs and supports campaigners. SMK was established in 2005 to help develop a new generation of campaigners who are tackling the root causes of injustice. Set up memory of Dame Sheila McKechnie, SMK is entirely dedicated to helping campaigners create positive and lasting social change. SMK runs programmes for individuals and groups providing support, advice and a place to share information on key areas of effective campaigning: from strategy, tactics, and targets to evaluating successful campaigns.
(UK, 800912) Browse eventsAge UK Wiltshire (formerly Age Concern Wiltshire) is an independent charity working to promote the well-being of older people in Wiltshire, to make later life and enjoyable and fulfilling experience. We provide direct services such as information and advice, befriending and toe nail cutting to local older people. We support community day centres and lunch clubs. We work in partnership with other organizations to undertake research and public education and seek to influence decisions that affect older people.
(UK, 302551) Browse events1st Kings Langley Scout Group - Having fun, for young people between 6 and 14.5.
(UK, 293656) Browse eventsIt acts as the newsagent for visually impaired people, providing accessible versions of many newspapers and magazines.
(UK, 1116937) Browse eventsSet up in November 2006, DD-UK is a money education, information, awareness and counselling charity offering training and support on money management and debt.
1st Woodville (St Stephens) Scout Group is located in Woodville in the Heart of the National Forest in South Derbyshire. The group has been running for over 70 years. The group plays an active part in our district and community. Adventure and fun is at the heart of everything we do. It is the single most important thing that sets Scouts apart. Through the everyday adventure of Scouting, young people and adult volunteers of the 1st Woodville (St Stephens) Scout Group regularly experience new challenges that enrich their lives. Scouting helps our young improve their key skills, including social skills, teamwork ability, leadership ability and confidence. Our varied and exciting programme offers hundreds of activities, from camping and hiking to surfing and paragliding. Young people can also achieve their badges in such diverse subjects as PR, electronics and entertainment. Scouting is a unique adventure that’s full of surprises. Join in and see for yourself. Our volunteers also enjoy the benefits of Scouting by learning new skills, making new friends and enjoying a social life with a purpose. There are hundreds of different volunteer roles on offer, from management positions, running activities to behind the scenes roles like driving the minibus or painting and decorating.
In the words of their founder, Bishop Bevan, the Friends were inaugurated in 1930 in order: 'to bring together in a common fellowship of loyalty and devotion all those who care for the ancient Cathedral Church of Brecon and who desire to take some part in maintaining its Fabric and Services.'
(UK, 1057844) Browse eventsThe Free Spirit Trust provides special group adventures to help teenagers with cancer recover from the physical and emotional effects of illness and treatment. The project includes a trip to the Caribbean where teenagers experience different cultures and lifestyles, discover inner strength, creativity and independence, find friendship and support and have fun.
(UK, 1037939) Browse eventsForward Arts Foundation supports poetry by honouring excellence, encouraging talent and widening audiences. Through our education programmes, including National Poetry Day, and the Forward Prizes for Poetry, we enable all to enjoy, discover and share good writing.
(UK, 1131063) Browse eventsWe are a fund raising organisation for a girls home in Nicaragua. We seek sponsorship for each girl and are helping in the construction of a new and bigger home with a greater capacity for new girls. www.hogardeninasmadrealbertina.com
The Moseley Railway Trust exists to preserve, conserve and interpret locomotives, vehicles and other artefacts pertaining to the industrial narrow gauge railway. From early mining applications and experiments on country estates, the industrial narrow gauge railway came of age during the First World War when it provided the logistical support to armies on all sides and in the theatres of the conflict. The equipment from the war then provided the starting points for applications throughout any industry where large, heavy or bulky items needed to be moved. Now located adjacent to the Apedale Valley Country park (Near Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire, UK) - the Moseley Railway Trust has constructed and operates the Apedale Valley Light Railway. Please see the Trust's website for details.
(UK, 1010207) Browse eventsThe Toy Café provides family support in one of the most socially deprived areas of the country, through the provision of activities which children and their parents can complete together. It does this through our toddler groups, toy library and After school clubs. It also works closely with a number of minority ethnic groups in Newcastle to develop a cultural celebration program
(UK, NPO:105423) Browse eventsWildlife ACT Fund is an independent not-for-profit trust focused on endangered species conservation. We focus on delivering time and expertise, implementation of anti-poaching measures, finding and funding equipment as well as educating rural communities about conservation.
It helps find accommodation for homeless and vulnerable 16-25 year-olds, by placing Young People in Host Family homes, and seeks to provide practical and emotional support to enable them to live independently with confidence and high self-esteem.
The Royal Hampshire Regiment Trust intends to place a memorial this year at the National Memorial Arboretum in honour of the men of Hampshire, the Isle of Wight and the Channel Islands who served their Country between 1702 and 1992 and so perpetuate the deeds of The Regiment and educate the public.
(UK, 1110250) Browse eventsThe Lokahi Foundation is a charity that envisages a more resilient society that respects religious and cultural diversity. Our mission is to forge sustainable communities by transforming the relationships within them and fashion harmony from diversity, which is what the Hawaiian word ‘lokahi’ means.
(UK, 223254) Browse eventsBeauchamp Lodge run the Uk's only purpose built Floating Classroom. On board local school children learn about science, the environment and history in the unique surroundings of the boat. All of the schools that come on the FCL operate in tough areas and their pupils often face multiple forms of deprivation and disadvantage. It is schools like these that need the most help to engage enthuse and inspire their pupils to learn. The Floating Classroom helps to make learning fun exciting and adventurous and helps to raise children's attainment and help them achieve their full potential in life.
(UK, 1061604) Browse eventsFOSHS raises money to assist all the local school children to fulfil their maximum potential. It's current project is to revolutionise the way that computers are used in the school through the purchase of state of the art computers and software
(UK, 1071991) Browse eventsAhstead Learning Difficulties Action Group (ALDAG) is a local charity. ALDAG aims to support and encourage young people with learning difficulties to achieve fulfilling lives within their local community
(UK, 1016055) Browse eventsSupporting children with severe and profound learning difficulties.
(UK, 1106606) Browse eventsEstablished in memory of 18 year-old Jemma-Kate the charity aims to raise money to provide children and teenagers with cancer the things that make their lives more 'normal' during this difficult period. Their current project is funding a new specialist teenage cancer radiotherapy room at University College Hospital. They are aiming to raise GBP 10,000 and are halfway to their target to date.
(UK, 280112) Browse eventsEmployment Opportunities has merged with fellow charity Shaw Trust. You can find out more about Shaw Trust, donate or raise funds for them at by visiting www.justgiving.com/shawtrust. The services that were offered to disabled and disadvantaged people by Employment Opportunities and still being delivered following the merger. It has however enabled us to deliver them more efficiently and therefore help even more of those who need us. We have a very exciting future together. We'd like to thank everyone who supported Employment Opportunities and helped us to change thousands of lives over the last 25 years. We hope you will continue to support our ongoing work by supporting Shaw Trust.