To support the South Asian communities with culturally appropriate therapy to improve their mental health by providing services and psychoeducation through one-to-one counselling sessions, group work, and workshops. Working in collaboration with institutions, community organisations, religious leaders to promote diversity and inclusion in therapy. To provide educational opportunities to train and supervise our therapists and students to demonstrate professional competence in equality, diversity, and inclusion.
The church stands in the heart of Sandbach and is Grade II* listed. It was rebuilt and enlarged by Sir Gilbert Scott. The congregation financially support the Christian work of the church and the maintenance of the building. There is no external funding from any other organisation.
Based in the US, ATII operates globally to combat modern slavery by disrupting the market of human trafficking, child exploitation, and child sexual abuse material (CSAM) through the advancement of prevention, detection, investigation, and reporting mechanisms.
We promote the work of Northampton artists Thurston Laidlaw Shoosmith (1865 - 1933), his sister, Fanny Violet Shoosmith (1871 - 1925), and their brother, William Buxton Shoosmith (1862 - 1953), to advance public knowledge and education in their paintings, and the civic contributions of their family.
Friends of St Clements Charity number 1205557 was formed to raise money for the upkeep and running of the church. Standing on a cliff, overlooking the sea, it's exposed to the elements; so we're protecting it for future generations of locals and visitors to enjoy.
Raising funds for the centre ensures its continued ability to serve as a beacon of hope and opportunity for the Chinese and wider communities. With your support, we can sustain and grow this invaluable institution, ensuring it thrives for generations to come. Together, let us invest in the future of our community by supporting the Chinese Community Centre.
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The East Antrim Battalion Heritage Society was formed in August 2019 with the aim: to make sure The Boys’ Brigade East Antrim Battalion heritage is cherished, understood, shared, and enjoyed with pride by everyone. To that end our vision is having premises to display our museum exhibition.
Almond Valley is a charity that for over thirty years has provided a brilliant place for people to visit, enjoy, and become a part of. The many attractions on site appeal especially to families and children, and promote learning in many ways. We receive no revenue from local or central government.
The South Yorkshire Schools' Athletic Association provide County Level competition for Secondary school children of the 4 South Yorkshire areas in Cross County, Track and Field, Combined Events and Race Walking. We select athletes to represent us at the English Schools’ National Finals.
The Islamic Foundation of Ireland (IFI) was formed in 1959. The society is registered as a Friendly Society and as a charitable organization. The Society established the first mosque in Ireland in 1976. It also helped to establish mosques in other cities in Ireland. The IFI has been the official representative of Muslims in Ireland since its inception. It looks after the religious, educational and social needs of Muslims in Ireland.
The Bread Maker is a social enterprise operating in Aberdeen city; a commercially focused enterprise producing high quality breads and confectionery. The purpose of the Bread Maker is to provide a range of meaningful employment, training, educational opportunities and social activities to adults with Learning Disabilities (Apprentices) who are excluded in mainstream society. The ethos of the Bread Maker is that of fully supporting and enabling Apprentices to work in a holistic and innovative way, offering a stimulating and positive experience to each individual, valuing and recognising their contribution and input as a team player within their thriving bespoke business. The Apprentice placements offer the Apprentices a range of work experience and job opportunities within a dedicated bakery unit and welcoming coffee house. Additionally they are supported to fully participate in the life of the city and engage in a range of social activities and learning opportunities out with their job requirements. A development program ensures that everyone has the opportunity to maximise their own potential to become a fully active member of society valued for their abilities, skills and experience.
A group of parents and teachers working together to improve the facilities and equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils.
We are a registered Charity CRA 20080518 CHY 20300, set up to rescue and re-home cast-off greyhounds and lurchers. All of our dogs are neutered, vaccinated and micro chipped. We always have vets bills, food bills, kenneling and and transport costs, so all support is greatly appreciated. Thank you
We create safe, nurturing spaces where women can rebuild their strength, rediscover their voices, and transform their pain into beauty—just as kintsugi mends broken pieces with gold. Together, we help women reclaim their sense of self and find hope in their journey toward empowerment.
For over 50 years we have been supporting adults and children with a learning disability across Nuneaton, Bedworth and the wider community, providing social, creative and life-skill activities for all ages and abilities. We are part of the Mencap Network, but an independent and self-funded charity.
There has been a centre of Christian Worship on the site of Dunfermline Abbey for over a thousand years. The current congregation recognises its role and responsibility in maintaining the Abbey Church of Dunfermline as a place of worship, and also as a Church which plays a major role in the life of the town of Dunfermline. Those who chose to fundraise for us support the work that we do and the upkeep of our building. Some may choose to support individual projects that are part of the activities of our congregational life. Others may choose to support us in a more general way, allowing us to decide how best to allocate funds.
Our CharityThe Keaton Emery Memorial Foundation will provide under privileged young people with the financial means to access further education, in memory of Keaton Emery who tragically died in September 2017 at the age of 23. Our StoryIn March 2017 Keaton set off to travel the world, ultimately aiming to reach Australia without taking a plane. Keaton’s journey came to a heartbreaking end in September 2017 when he tragically fell to his death in Italy, just days before his 24th birthday. The Keaton Emery Memorial Foundation has been set up to honour his memory, and in the hope that we can continue to spread even a fraction of the positivity and inspiration that Keaton gave to the world.Keaton was very conscious that his privileged upbringing had financially and emotionally given him enormous opportunities for the way he could live his life, and that many young people do not have such options open to them.There are unfortunately many young people who are in care or are homeless that cannot access further education. For this reason, The Keaton Emery Memorial Foundation will help finance such youngsters in the North of England. The initial intention is to invest the capital and donate the revenue to established charities working for under privileged young adults. This will enable the Foundation to fund further education and training in perpetuity.Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1175870 Find out more Facebook https://www.facebook.com/keatonemeryfoundation
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