Making a Change so disadvantaged children can Live and Grow.
We offer planned home/community support services for carers looking after a relative or friend with care needs Our service provides a chance for carers to be relieved of their caring role for short periods of time, giving them a much needed break.
We are a community organisation of residents of Linlithgow and Linlithgow Bridge. We aim to make Linlithgow a better place to live and work, through a community led plan of action which provides services, amenities and/or financial support to local initiatives.
IEAT offers a free support service for people with eating disorders. Our objectives are to promote & protect the physical & mental health of sufferers of eating disorders & carers of people suffering with eating disorders in the UK through the provision of support, education & practical advice.
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 297274
learning, teaching and sharing up to 5 acres available for cultivation as an educational charity, providing land based experience
Our Rotary club exists to support local groups in the Leamington area as well as national and international charities. Since its inception in 1925, the club has been continuously involved in supporting needs and activities in the Leamington community, e.g. Christmas Trees of Light, Raft Race, Life Education and Young Enterprise in schools. Charity No: 512835 Find out more Website http://www.sparotary.org.uk
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Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. We are a special needs nursery supporting children with additional and complex needs. We have supported children with special needs since 1969, previously running as a local charity and becoming part of Two Rivers School in 2015. Our nursery is one of only a few in the country in the early years sector with the expertise to offer appropriate provision and multi agency assessment. Our aim is to support children and their families, providing an environment and resources to enable each child to shine and reach their maximum potential. We assist children during the EHCP assessment ensuring that they receive the support they need to continue on their educational and personal journey. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 501043
Age Concern Northwest Cumbria works to promote the well-being of older people in the Cumbrian districts of Allerdale and Copeland, and to help make later life a fulfilling and enjoyable experience.
We provide a rich and exciting learning environment for children from our village and the surrounding area. Contributions raised will all be used to further enrich our children's learning.
The Transport Benevolent Fund (TBF) is a charity registered in England and Wales (no. 1058032) and in Scotland (no. SCO40013). It was set up to support those who work in the public transport industry in Great Britain when they are in need, hardship or distress. For £1 per week (which can be deducted from members’ pay at source), we offer a wide range of benefits including: Cash grants and advice Legal advice (but not on employment matters) Counselling Convalescence Recuperation Osteopathy Chiropractic treatment Reflexology Acupuncture Other complementary treatments Medical equipment and living aids Homeopathy and herbal medicine Hypnotherapy Second opinions Scans and tests Prescription season tickets Physiotherapy Chiropody (for working members) While the fund is governed by a Trust Deed, it is run democratically. Local Committees appoint a Council, which in turn elects the Trustees. These Trustees control the charity; they are responsible for the fund’s safe custody and the provision of benefits. The Trustees appoint a Director for day-to-day management of the charity. The Director in turn appoints staff to help him run the charity on behalf of the Trustees. As well as appointing Council members to oversee the running of the TBF, Local Committees discuss all TBF matters and consider requests for financial help from members within their areas. TBF is thus a democratic organization with Trustees who are accountable to the membership. This is the main reason we are different to many other organizations.
24-7 Prayer is a worldwide, non-stop prayer movement. Its passions are prayer, mission and justice, outworked through short term prayer rooms, mission teams, and modern monastic communities. Its all about Jesus!
Paperworks main aim is to provide work preparation training and support towards employment for adults with learning disabilities, mental health and other health related barriers to work. This includes basic skills such as team working, following instruction, quality control, health and safety, manual handling and other skills vital in the workplace. We can also support trainees (and employer) in work experience placements within other organisations. We have offices based in Harrogate and Leeds, and offer commercial print, postage and packing services as a basis for our "On the job" training as well as to produce income to support our charitable activities.
Thank you for visiting our page on MyDonate.Puppet Place is the UK Hub for Puppetry and Animation. We support anyone wanting to make brilliant shows or films of whatever age. We work with our local community in Bristol offering workshops and classes to all ages, the picture above shows carnival puppets made with people from across Bristol and we think they are awesome. Every two years we work with the puppetry community worldwide to bring you Bristol Festival of Puppetry. Next festival 2019!More details www.puppetplace.org Please donate to support our cause.Puppet Place has been going for 40+ years. We are based in a wonderful old warehouse on Bristol's harbourside. We now want to make it fit for purpose so that we can run more workshops, make it more accessible to different groups, ensure the lights keep working, stop the leaks and make it warmer in winter for everyone whether they are a human or a puppet. If you want to find out more about Puppet Place and visit, we are participating in Bristol Open Doors 15-16 September. It's an opportunity to visit the Aladdin's cave (aka the workshop) and talk to some of the artists and puppets who make Puppet Place their home. Charity No: 1048591 Find out more Website http://www.puppetplace.org/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/puppetplace/ Twitter https://twitter.com/puppetplace
Friends of Sunera Foundation is a registered UK charity which aims to raise awareness of the work of Sunera Foundation in Sri Lanka which works with disabled, marginalised and traumatised people, helping them to gain dignity, confidence and self-respect by taking part in creative activities using music, drama and art.
A unique holiday venue providing self catering holiday accommodation, which is fully accessible for groups, organisations and families whose members have special needs.The aim of the Trust is to establish and run accommodation and leisure facilities for people with special needs. These consist of the Holiday Centre and part of the Ty Glyn Estate, which has a restored walled garden, woodland walk and river frontage on the Aeron River, all accessible for wheelchair users. The centre welcomes people of all ages with special needs, their families, friends and carers.
Tax Volunteers provide an independent free tax advice service for older people on low incomes who are unable to afford or access trusted and independent tax help.
Samuel Rhodes is a special needs school in North London for 112 children aged 5-19 years who have a range of learning, speech,language, communication,social and behavioural needs. It has the highest amount of disadvantaged children in the local authority. We passionately believe that the children who face the toughest challengesevery day deserve the best chance to improve their life outcomes. Social disadvantage and learning disabilities can affect generations, so at Samuel Rhodes we strive to disrupt this cycle through an exciting curriculum and regular enrichment activities therebychanging children’s experience of society and their self-belief. Family poverty and disadvantage should not define a child’s chances,(though our research indicates that currently this is the mainpredictor). Our children love school and are lively and enthusiastic about every opportunity they are offered, which empowers them to try new things. This helps them to make friends and embeds lifelong learning. Please donate to support our cause. We need to raise £50,000 every year to runthe personalised enrichment programme of activities and events which we knowenables learning and compliments the curriculum. This will give socially isolated young peoplethe opportunity to experience outdoor activities, take risks, develop theirself-esteem, and HAVE FUN! Thank you for your support, it makes a lifelongdifference! Charity No: 1112312
It works with the National Centre of Arts and Music Schools (CNEArt) in Cuba to send and distribute materials to children and young people for music and performing arts education in Cuba.