(UK, 1173154) Browse eventsThe CareTech Foundation is an independent charity with ambitious and clear-sighted objectives to deliver meaningful impact to communities in need in the UK and overseas. The CareTech Foundation’s work is focused on the following three key objectives: Physical and learning disabilities and mental health - Supporting disabled people and those with long-term health difficulties, including those with mental health conditions and complex physical and learning disabilities. Skills development for the care sector - Skills development for those from deprived and disadvantaged backgrounds for careers in the care sector. Supporting our communities and the CareTech family - Developing an ambitious CSR programme in partnership with CareTech PLC, supporting the family and friends of CareTech employees facing significant financial, health or similar challenges. The Foundation has four vehicles by which it seeks to deliver these key priorities: Partnership Grant-Giving. The Foundation supports a small number of significant partnerships with credible and high-quality charities and social enterprises consistent with its three key objectives. Match-Funding. The Foundation provides match-funding to CareTech staff’s individual fundraising efforts for charitable causes in line with the Foundation’s Charitable Objects. Family & Friends. The Foundation delivers a small grants programme to support the family and friends of CareTech staff facing significant hardship or for issues affecting local communities in which CareTech plc operates. Responsible Business. CareTech plc has a long-standing clear public commitment to its wider responsibilities to the environment and communities in which it operates. The establishment of the Foundation provides an additional vehicle by which support and develop Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activities to improve their impact in line with the Foundation’s Charitable Objects and to deliver public benefit.
(UK, 1208424) Browse eventsCreated via charity sign up service.
(UK, 1153519) Browse eventsGeorgia Williams was a fun-loving active young woman whose life was tragically taken from her in May 2013, aged just 17. The Trust set up in her name aims to provide opportunities for young people in the Telford & Wrekin area to challenge themselves and broaden their horizons.... and to join in!
(UK, 104826) Browse eventsPublic Initiative for Prevention of Suicide and Self Harm. Started in 2007 by people who had been affected by suicide. PIPS aim to save lives, create awareness and understanding of suicide and self harm. To provide support and to improve mental health and emotional well being in our community.
(UK, 102174) Browse eventsAbaana is a charity caring for some of the poorest children in Africa. Over the past 20 years Abaana has built 13 schools providing education for 4000 children and sponsorship for over 1,650. The charity also runs 5 homes for street children and a weekly street outreach programme. www.abaana.org
(UK, 1122670) Browse eventsIt helps children in Essex, who are ever disabled or terminally ill.
(UK, SC035344) Browse eventsScouting exists to actively engage and support young people in their personal development, empowering them to make a positive contribution to society.
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(UK, 0042) Browse eventsSince 2012 we have seen an increase of over 235% in the amount of people seeking our support. People of all ages, their families, friends and carers. Our vision is quite simply to make Jersey a more dementia friendly island where everyone is understood, welcomed and supported.
(UK, 1084889) Browse eventsWe are a small non-profit organisation working for the good of the community in South London. Our teachers are all members of the Triratna Buddhist Community and we run weekly meditation and Buddhism classes and courses on a donation basis, and a number of annual residential retreats.
(UK, 1164704) Browse eventsWe are a thriving, diverse, family church that is actively supporting and serving its community. We are moving into a new building because our current one is in poor condition and uneconomical to run, and to ensure our work can make a difference for decades to come. For more information please see our webpage: Making Space (sunbridgeroadmission.org.uk)
(UK, 1119619) Browse eventshttps://donate.stpaulsschool.org.uk/shaping-our-future/
(UK, 1179901) Browse eventsWe care for families who find themselves needing neonatal support because their baby has been born too soon or too sick. We support antenatal services so we can be there from 'day one' & we also offer community support to look after families when they have been discharged from the neonatal unit.
(UK, 1106412) Browse eventsFounded in 1970 theYorkshire Kidney Research Fund supports research into the problems associated with all aspects of kidney disease. Active throughout Yorkshire and benefiting kidney research on a national and international basis, we rely entirely on donations, fundraising, voluntary support and legacies to help us fund groundbreaking work, helping people of all ages. Every year an increasing number of patients are diagnosed with serious kidney disease and kidney failure. Research helps us find the answers to deliver the best treatments and therapies and make a huge difference to many people. Donations help us to achieve our objectives. Some of the areas we're currently funding research in are: Investigating causes of poorly developed kidneys in babies; Ways to reduce the infections dialysis patients suffer from their dialysis catheters; Investigating whether the bladder changes the composition of urine after it is made; Investigating the way in which cells from the kidney die or survive in response to disease states; Optimal way to treat anaemia, a very prevalent complication in kidney patients which causes severe fatigue and reduction in quality of life; Investigating a condition called "Dialysis-related Amyloid". Please support us and help us carry on making a difference.
(UK, 1007182) Browse eventsSmall and dedicated ARC needs to keep up with spiraling costs and seeks support from the Giving Fund. est 1991, and lovingly known as the Charity with a kind heart, we save lives by providing a safe haven/Sanctuary for homeless animals.There are no “fat cats”in our Organisation, purrfect!
(UK, 1211721) Browse eventsOn 2nd May 2024 our lives changed forever…… Our son Josh Baker passed away suddenly two weeks before his 21st birthday, leaving us heartbroken. He was just at the start of his cricketing career – something that had always been part of his and our lives. Josh loved life and was always finding ways to fulfil his dreams. We want to do something that will leave a legacy and so we will be launching the JB33 Foundation in 2025. This will become our focus – working with cricket clubs offering opportunities to all. This is a start of an exciting journey for us both to hopefully give something back to the sport that Josh and we love. Paul & Lisa Baker
(UK, 1210969) Browse eventsWe are a small parent, friend and teacher association that aim to advance the education of pupils at Maltese Road Primary School by developing effective relationships between staff, parents and others, and by engaging in activities and providing facilities and equipment that supports the School.
(UK, 1117178) Browse eventsThank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. The object of the Association is to advance the education of the pupils in the school.Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1117178
(UK, SC011684) Browse eventsGlasgow Association for Mental Health (GAMH) is an independent charity registered in Scotland. We provide a range of innovative and person centred support services to people with mental health problems and their carers, including Young Carers. Our work produces positive life enhancing outcomes.
(UK, 1075638) Browse eventsAfrica Enterprise Trust does exciting work in Zambia with poor and vulnerable children and young adults. We run Family Homes for street kids and abandoned children. We run a Computer School which develops key work skills. And we run other Vocational Training and Community support programmes.
(UK, 1064524) Browse eventsOakleaf provides intervetions to support people who have mental health problems by providing a range of vocational training course and social inclusion activities. Our aim is to help people progress to employment, become active members of thier communites and/or stay well and live in the community.