We are situated on a remote group of islands - Rousay, Egislay & Wyre in Orkney - there are limited social and recreational facilities. We provide a Community Cafe, Arts and Crafts retail space for local producers and Arts and Crafts workshops & seasonal events for all ages and abilities.
We work in secondary schools across Chelmsford, providing a 1:1 mentoring service which supports young people through a range of issues. We also run weekly lunch-club sessions. Our team work closely with school pastoral departments to deliver our serviced by a trained team of staff & volunteers.
We are a self-funding registered charity broadcasting for over 40 years. We have a dedicated team of volunteers who present programmes and outside broadcasts, visit the wards to collect and play patients requests to provide comfort and entertainment for the patients of the Conquest Hospital.
We are all volunteers from Minchinhampton. 100% of all donations go to projects which are desperately needed in this deprived area of Tanzania. All projects are suggested by the villagers. We support; 1) Education. Primary, secondary, vocational and further education. 2) Health. Clinics and water
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. Math is a universal language, we provide opportunities for children to connect, discover and create through mathematics. We volunteer our time in local schools and hospitals, teaching mathematics (number and place value) to teachers and children using maths manipulatives.
Our mission to improve the diagnosis, treatment and care of individuals with CACNA1C-related disorders including Timothy Syndrome and LongQT8. These disorders have a broad spectrum of cardiac and neurodevelopmental clinical features associated with changes in the CACNA1C gene which includes prolonged QT, structural heart disease, hypoglycaemia, developmental delay, incoordination, hypotonia, autism spectrum disorder, seizures, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, digestive issues, syndactyly and hip disorders amongst others. There are currently no treatment options. We raise awareness, promote relevant research, connect families and individuals with experts and researchers, provide CACNA1C conferences, information and education. We have a strong global support group offering emotional and practical support, helping to reduce feelings of isolation. We are driving research and clinical development through our worldwide CACNA1C Community registry.
(UK, 1065854) Browse eventsPARC aims to provide play and recreation facilities for children with disabilities in Essex and respite care for their families and carers. PARC believes that every child has a right to play and children with disabilities need play opportunities which allow for individuality and ability whilst ensuring safety, freedom and choice.
(UK, SC048997) Browse eventsOur mission is to rescue and provide a safe haven for farmed animals that have been neglected or mistreated. Through spending time with these beautiful individuals, each with their own personalities, we hope it will rebuild the way we have been conditioned to view farmed animals.
We rely on oceans for sustenance, climate stability, and supportive biodiversity on sea and land. Without healthy oceans there would simply be no life on Earth. The Lewis Pugh Foundation is all about taking meaningful action to properly protect our oceans.
(UK, 1158332) Browse eventsHeadway Northampton is a community based centre offering specialist, social and therapeutic activities on a daily basis, for those that have sustained a brain injury. Headway Northampton is part of the voluntary sector and is reliant on fundraising to finance the work and support offered to its clients, their carers and their families.
(UK, 1049386) Browse eventsMiles of Smiles takes terminally ill, sick and disabled children on what we believe is the 'trip of a lifetime' to Disneyland Paris. The charity is now 21 years old and continues to help families from Chester, E P and Flint. Thank you for your support. Your LOCAL charity Helping LOCAL people
(UK, 1050195) Browse eventsJulian Metcalfe and Sinclair Beecham (the founders of Pret A Manger) set up The Pret Foundation Trust (PFT) in 1995. Their aim was (and still is) to alleviate poverty in the UK, focusing on the plight of the homeless in particular..
(UK, 1015941) Browse eventsSt. Gemma's Hospice provides specialist medical and nursing care for people with life threatening illnesses, predominantly cancer, along with support for their families, in the In-Patient Unit, by the community care nurses, in the Day Hospice, or as an Out-Patient.
(UK, 1102020) Browse eventsAge UK Calderdale and Kirklees aims to improve the quality of life of all older people living in Calderdale and Kirklees. We do this by providing practical services such as day care at our dedicated centres and help with shopping, cleaning and household tasks. We also provide advice and information to older people on all sorts of issues from pensions and benefits to keeping warm in winter. We can help with benefits forms and can visit you in your own home if necessary. We work closely with other organisations providing services for people in later life offering activities to promote health and wellbeing including exercise and healthy eating sessions.
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'Share' offers free counselling to 11-25 year olds living in and around Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. Young people in the area experiencing anxiety, depression or other mental health concerns can self-refer and access weekly in-person sessions with a trained counsellor in a safe, confidential space.
(UK, 1121598) Browse eventsThe Freedom of Spirit Trust for Border Collies (FOSTBC) helps to promote a better understanding of the breed and its needs. We are not just a rescue kennels we also provide sanctuary to needy, old, infirm dogs or those in need of rehabilitation or a healing time. The Trust is a Charitable organisation and depends on donations to help to keep these dogs, to rehabilitate those in need, to rehome those which are capable of being rehomed and to unite everyone concerned with Border Collies to help secure the future of the breed. Situated on a farm the specially designed kennels open onto play areas and grass paddocks, all our dogs are assessed by resident behaviourists and trainers, vet checked regularly, microchipped, and vaccinated. The dogs in our permanent sanctuary are either elderly or have behavioural or medical problems and sponsorship of any of these dogs helps us to maintain the level of care they need. Dogs in our rehabilitation unit are often with us for over a year before we feel they are settled enough to be rehomed and many of the dogs in the rescue unit are in need of veterinary care, good food and a healing time all of which are expensive. Part of the Trust’s commitment to the breed is to provide information, guidance and training which includes seminars, workshops and events, all of which are attended by our Ambassador Dogs. We are a non-profit making organisation, who relies solely on donations to cover the costs of rescuing dogs, these include kennelling, transportation and expensive veterinary fees. There are a many ways you can help us, you can make a general donation, sponsor one of our resident dogs, do a fund raising event or simply spread the word.
The Landmark Trust rescues and restores significant historic buildings, giving them new life and a secure future as inspiring places to stay. Restored by skilled craftspeople and their apprentices these Landmarks are made available for holidays and to visit on free public open days.