(UK, 1191720) Browse eventsWe aim to advance the Taoist cultural arts, science and philosophy for the benefit of the public through community classes and producing and distributing literature on Tao Practice, that is the connection to nature and the cultivation of virtue.
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(UK, 212463) Browse eventsJohn Grooms is a national disability charity, which provides brain injury rehabilitation, nursing and residential care homes and wheelchair accessible housing to over 10,500 disabled people in the UK each year. Training opportunities and accessible holiday properties also enables those affected by disability to have greater independence.
In collaboration with our healthcare and community partners in Ghana, we are on a journey to unlock universal palliative and end-of-life care for patients, family caregivers, families and their communities in Ghana by 2030. Allowing patients to die with support and dignity.
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(UK, NIC100493) Browse eventsA social club for young people with learning disabilities in the Carrickfergus area, affiliated to Mencap and registered with the NEELB
(UK, 1180990) Browse eventsMedway Night Shelter opens for three of the coldest months of the year and offers bed, food and warmth to 12 guests per night. Support and guidance to guests regarding move on and a befriending service is offered all year round. Help us to help those less fortunate than ourselves. We rely on you.
(UK, 1201964) Browse eventsWe want to provide playtime opportunities for children (0-5) in impoverished areas, to support and educate parents in how to play and engage with their young children and to raise awareness of domestic abuse.
We were established in the 1990s and have delivered dozens of innovative arts and media projects involving films, theatre, talks, exhibitions, competitions, workshops, books and music in and around London until today. We work with creative arts practitioners, filmmakers, musicians and writers to create high quality arts projects. We also train volunteers and engage members of the local community in our work. We are based in Twickenham in the borough of Richmond upon Thames which is famous for its Rugby, Rock'n'Roll, the landscape painter William Turner, the writers Virginia Woolf and Horace Walpole and the Royal Deer Park on top of Richmond Hill. We’ve launched a campaign to commission, fund and erect a statue of Virginia Woolf in Richmond-on-Thames where she lived with her husband Leonard from 1914 to 1924. Virginia developed as a writer there and wrote short stories, essays, reviews and novels while living in Richmond. She worked with Leonard, her husband, to set up the Hogarth Press in Richmond publishing works by T.S. Eliot, Katherine Mansfield and E.M. Forster among many others.
PAWS is a small pre school, breakfast and after school environment in a beautiful rural setting. As a non-profit organisation we rely on fundraising and we'd like to renovate our room to make it more fit for purpose, for the children we care for.
(UK, 1076250) Browse eventsThe Friends of the University of Melbourne Charitable Trust (Registered Charity Number: 1076250) was established in 1999. The purposes of the Trust are “the advancement and promotion of education and in particular any educational and charitable purposes connected with the University of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, and its past and present students”. The Trust builds on long-established links with alumni, friends, colleagues and partners of the University who are resident in the United Kingdom, and also offers tax effective ways of giving to prospective supporters resident in the United Kingdom. The Trust has already made a number of grants to the University of Melbourne from gifts it has received, providing valuable assistance for Melbourne students via scholarships, libraries, and a range of faculty and research projects. The Trust can also offer tax benefits for planned gifts.
(UK, 1004963) Browse eventsAspire is a charitable foundation within the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) The principal aim is to provide financial help to individuals who might not otherwise have access to such support and help them realise their full potential within the logistics and transport sector
We aim to help people who live with disability or long term illness to discover their creative energy and build self-confidence through art by providing Conquest Art groups around the country.
The name 'BeWithMe' was derived from the words of the prophet (ﷺ) when he said: “Myself and the caretaker of an orphan will be in Paradise like this,” and he held his two fingers together. Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī 5659 We aim to support orphans and others living in poverty all around the world InshAllah