READ Foundation (UK, 1160256) Browse events

As a UK-registered charity, Read (Rural Education and Development) Foundation has been implementing educational and welfare projects in the developing world since 1994. Education Works We run 340 schools educating 85,000 children, employing 4,500 teachers and sponsoring 8,000 orphans.

Contact (UK, 1178557) Browse events

Contact provides support and residential accommodation for homeless young women aged 16 to 19, with the aim of preparing them for independent living in the community and has been doing so for over 40 years. This assistance not only includes the provision of residential accommodation, but also support to help them to re-connect with society and get back into education, employment or training. We also help the young women to come to terms with the past and to build a better future. The ethos of Contact is very simply to provide for each young person "what any good parent would do", offering “more than just a place to stay”. We provide a hostel as a home, which is safe and secure and staffed twenty four hours a day for vulnerable young women aged 16 – 19, in the Manchester area. We also offer support through our experienced support workers, and help to move on to a better and happier future, with 7 residential places in the main house and 1 place in an adjacent independence bungalow, all on the same site. We also provide an informal outreach service for the young women who have moved into more independent accommodation. All placements at Contact are regarded as short term

Our Special Friends (UK, 1156778) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. We aim to fill a gap in community care by providing services dedicated to supporting the well-being of both people and their pet during times of need as well as providing visits by volunteers and their own dogs to people who do not have animal companionship. Please donate to support our cause. Our Special Friends is a charity that recognises the important role of companion animals in our lives by providing a range of support services to help those in need to continue to enjoy contact with animals during illness, bereavement and other difficult times. We provide practical and emotional support and work in partnership with human health and social care; as well as vets and animal charities. Our service is free to all in need. Charity No: 1156778 Find out more Website http://www.ourspecialfriends.org/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ourspecialfriends Twitter https://mobile.twitter.com/OSF_Charity

Friends of Animals Wales (UK, 1182414) Browse events

We are a small independent Charity based in South Wales, who to try to help animals need, mainly dogs, cats and rabbits that are unwanted or vulnerable and then find them loving forever homes. we often find ourselves taking on sick or injured animals, who we do our very best to give a better chance of survival. We are proud of our non-destruct policy

Friends of Manjushree Vidyapith School and Orphanage (UK, 1113428) Browse events

Cancer Card (UK, SC051187) Browse events

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SHITAL (UK, 1138530) Browse events

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Aga Khan Foundation (United Kingdom) (UK, 266518) Browse events

Donations to AKF support the programmes of the Aga Khan Development Network. AKDN works across a spectrum of fields, from food security to microfinance, to improve living conditions and development opportunities for poor or isolated communities in Africa, Asia and the Middle East. www.akdn.org

Moor House School and College (UK, Moor House School and College - N/A) Browse events

INDUS HEALTH NETWORK UK (UK, 1194571) Browse events

Cambridge Women's Aid (UK, 1137602) Browse events

Cambridge Women's Aid supporting women and children since 1977 We provide advice, support and safe accommodation to hundreds of women and children affected by domestic abuse every year. We rely heavily on donations to provide practical support to the women and children who are experiencing financial hardship due to their circumstances. Many of the women and children arrive at the refuge with nothing. Donations are vital in setting up a family to keep safe and move them on to independence. Almost all of our families are on or waiting for benefits and greatly value this additional support during this time of crisis in their lives. Any donation is much appreciatedFor further information please email or call 01223 350764 Charity No: 1137602 Find out more Website http://www.womensaid.org.uk

PULMONARY VASCULAR RESEARCH INSTITUTE (UK, 1127115) Browse events

Wigtownshire Wellbeing and Cancer (UK, SC053582) Browse events

Our work is now focused around supporting the wellbeing of people affected by cancer and their families and carers Reducing isolation Helping alleviate the significant stress (and cost) Signposting Providing respite Supporting self-management Raising awareness and challenging stigma

THINK18 (UK, 1186158) Browse events

We aim to raise awareness and support vulnerable, special people, 18 years+ with learning difficulties. Friendships are key to young adults, we will provide social clubs, social networks and new friendships, through events, activities, outings… which will lead to more independence and new skills.

THE BOWEL MOVEMENT (UK, 1194246) Browse events

The Hepatitis C Trust (UK, 1104279) Browse events

The Hepatitis C Trust is the national UK charity for hep C. It was founded and is led and run by people with personal experience of hepatitis C. We work to deliver a whole range of services including awareness and testing, advocacy and support with the ultimate goal of preventing unnecessary deaths.

Friends of Launton School (UK, 1177789) Browse events

We are a registered charity that is currently funding the development of a field that backs onto the school. Currently the children are on an overcrowded playground. The development of the field will provide a trimtrail and play equipment to allow the children to achieve their 60 minutes excercise per day and the daily mile which they have no space to complete at the moment. The field is just that a field and backs onto the school. By putting fencing in place to safeguard the children the plan is then to lay a path and stage equipment around the path. This will enable the area to be used all year around except in the most extremes of weather. Thank you so much for your support the children will be thrilled by there new opportunities to have fun and learn.

Edgware and Hendon Reform Synagogue (UK, 1172458) Browse events

Edgware and Hendon Reform Synagogue (EHRS) is an inclusive, progressive Jewish community rooted in tradition and guided by compassion, care and shared responsibility. We aim to inspire Jewish life that is meaningful, relevant and supportive in today’s world, while remaining welcoming to people of all backgrounds, ages and levels of observance. EHRS serves as a vibrant community hub offering worship, learning, social connection and pastoral care. Our activities span the whole life cycle, including early years provision through our nursery, religious education and Bar/Bat Mitzvah programmes, youth clubs, holiday activities, uniformed groups, adult learning, social groups and a dedicated day centre for older members. These programmes foster lifelong learning, wellbeing and a strong sense of belonging. Charitable care is at the heart of our work. We support individuals and families through times of need, offering practical assistance, pastoral support and opportunities for connection. In recent years, this has included online services, learning and social spaces, as well as community networks focused on wellbeing, mental health and practical help. EHRS is powered by a committed team of clergy, staff and hundreds of volunteers who work together to create a caring, purpose-driven community. Through our shared values, we seek to build a synagogue that nurtures individuals, strengthens relationships and contributes positively to the wider community.

Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust Charitable Fund (UK, 1082989) Browse events

The charity works to improve the experience of patients and carers when they access those services run by the CNWL NHS Foundation Trust, as well as to support staff who look after them. The Trust provides a wide range of Mental Health, Learning Disability, Addictions, Eating Disorder and Community services, for children, working age adults, and older adults, across North, and North West London. Some of these services are recognised nationally as specialist in their fields, and patients may be referred from anywhere within the UK. Where possible, the Trust seeks to see and treat patients close to their local community. However, sometimes, an individual needs a period on a ward, and CNWL is able to provide this too. To achieve this, CNWL has over 100 sites across North and North West London. Individual donations or fundraising activities from friends and supporters of the Trust are very welcome. While the Charity prefers to keep donations unrestricted, all clinical teams have access to funds designated for their use by the Charity. These funds are often used to provide facilities or experiences for patients and staff. Two examples are: The Nightingale Project, which seeks to bring art and artists into a clinical environment, to provide colour and stimulation, is an example of the significant impact the charity has on the lives and experiences of patients and staff. The Tanzania Link Project: The Trust is developing a long term relationship with a hospital in Mirembe, Tanzania. The Charity is able to support this work, and the development of staff, who are able to give their time to the project.

IFTA WELFARE TRUST UK (UK, 1190869) Browse events

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Made By Dyslexia (UK, 1064646A) Browse events

Made by Dyslexia is a global charity led by successful and famous dyslexics. Our purpose is to help the world properly understand and support dyslexia. Working with experts, psychologists and successful dyslexics, we develop campaigns, films, tools and tests to explain dyslexic thinking. Dyslexic minds process information in divergent, lateral ways. In fact they’ve created some of the world's greatest inventions, brands and art. However many still perceive dyslexia as a disadvantage. We want to ensure all dyslexics are identified, inspired and enabled to reach their potential.

Neeli Mosque UKIM Islamic Centre (UK, 250275N) Browse events

Neeli Mosque, a branch of the wider UKIM Charity was established in 1969 and has been a hub of the community within Rochdale ever since. Whilst we aim to be a leading centre of excellence for spiritual, educational, social and communal needs for patrons of the centre, our services & support reach far beyond just the immediate community in which we serve. Being a strong support to our parent organisation in local initiatives such as the iCare Food hub for the community, our activities also support national and international charities such as local Hospices, Cancer Research UK and are quick to provide support wherever can for crisis’ such as the recent COVID-19 outbreak. Our aim is to positively contribute towards helping our wider community thrive, to build, strengthen & sustain our community relations & to pro-actively encourage engagement for a cohesive and bright future for Rochdale.

Rotherham Cancer Care Centre (UK, 1150857) Browse events

At Rotherham Cancer care Centre, we support local people who are living with cancer. Our services are free of charge which is why we rely heavily on the generosity of people taking part in fundraising events to support us.

Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Charitable Funds (UK, 1050015) Browse events

The Countess of Chester Hospital is a 580 bed NHS Foundation Trust hospital, which looks after over 400,000 patients/year. We have a separate registered charity called the Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Charitable Funds which uses the income it receives to purchase items not covered by the NHS.

Crimond Medical and Community Hub (UK, SC041667) Browse events

Project Information In 2007, Charles Buchan Ritchie of Blanawa, St Combs created Crimond Charitable Trust (a non-profit making registered charity). The Trust took its first steps towards delivering the new Crimond Medical and Community Hub by acquiring land on the outskirts of Crimond. The land was generously donated to the Trust and the costs associated with construction were underwritten by Score Group plc and also from donations received from the public. Set amongst landscaped grounds with views extending down to the Loch of Strathbeg, the Hub provides a pleasant environment with an outdoor seating area. The state of the art building encompasses not only medical provision but also a range of essential community resources such as a pharmacy, community café, fitness suite, post office services, cancer support, beauty salon and more. Public transport has been taken into account with a bus stop being sited at the roadside adjacent to the pedestrian entrance to the site. Full disabled access is available to all parts of the building and preferential disability parking is also provided. Support If you would like to support the upkeep and improvement of this facility, or to enquire about room hire, the availability of our long term lease suites or if you have any questions/queries about this hub, then please do not hesitate to get in touch.