Its aims & objectives are simply to HELP in the ongoing fight against Meningitis & Septicaemia. They help the victims & families of this devastating disease,
ThePromise pioneers new ways of supporting children with disabilities in Russia both in the community and within the orphanage system. It introduced the widely acclaimed pre-school education system called Portage into a Russian Baby Home, providing a model of best practice which has now been rolled out into the community and other institutions.
The Kepplewray Project, in partnership with The Bethesda Project is a residential education and activity centre in the Lake District, offering full board, fully accessible accommodation. Its Christian ethos is one of inclusion. The vision is to bring disabled and non-disabled people together as equal partners. It offers challenging adventurous activities and the chance to relax and unwind with home cooked food and good facilities. We are working in partnership with The Bethesda Project, an outdoor activity project in Burundi, with the same ethos of inclusion.
This is a temporary description and it will be updated in a little while. Kerala Partnership takes direct steps and actions to relieve, at least in part, the effects of poverty and hardship felt by individuals and families in various village areas in the South Indian State of Kerala. Kerala partnership creates and maintains 'partnerships' between kind and generous donors, mostly in UK, and trusted volunteer groups made up of local people who are based in the village areas. The volunteers identify how those most in need are best assisted and direct discussion then takes place with Kerala Partnership about the possibility of providing financial grants to tackle the problems. Charity No: 1088159 Find out more Website http://www.keralapartnership.com
GF Foundation is a family foundation focussed on: - the alleviation of poverty - economic upliftment of disadvantaged groups in society - making a positive difference in the world
Our aim is to help young people towards responsible adulthood by encouraging high standards of conduct, based on the customs of the Royal Navy in our local community. We are open to young people aged 10 to 18, regardless of gender, religion, race or special needs within the bounds of safety.The remit of the Larne Sea Cadets is to provide fun, friendship, adventure and learning new skills based on waterborne and land based activities. As an independent charity, but part of the national Sea Cadets, your support is vital to us. We rely on the goodwill of our local community and businesses for financial support. Sea Cadets welcome donations, large or small which can help provide opportunities for our cadets. Your donation will go straight to our Unit, and it will help make a big difference to our cadets.
Project Northmoor aims to preserve 20 Northmoor Road, Oxford, as the former home of JRR Tolkien and establish a centre dedicated to the appreciation of his work. We will honour his inspiration with a programme to inspire a new generation of writers, artists and film makers, in person and online.
ECCO is a small but extremely dedicated and effective environmental charity. Our goal is to recycle and reuse as much material as possible to reduce climate change, divert waste from landfill and provide the public with access to low cost, good quality clothing, furniture and household items. The more support we get, the more recycling and reuse we can do. If you want to make an immediate positive impact on the environment then support ECCO with your donation. The money donated will be 100% concentrated on maximising the tonnage we recyle and make available for reuse to the community. ECCO recycles and reuses clothing for reuse and
Beyond Words provides books, training and other resources to support people who find pictures easier to understand than words. We work with professionals across different sectors, as well as families and individuals. Empowering people with learning disabilities or communication difficulties is at the heart of everything we do.
N-Vision is a local independent charity providing services and support to anyone with reduced vision living in the Fylde Coast area regardless of age or means. The charity was first formed in 1910 and continues to provide services over 100 years later.
Robert Dickie Charitable Trust – Raising money for local charities and other worthy causes, whilst at the same time keeping Bobby ‘ s memory alive The Robert Dickie Charitable Trust will support additional projects and good causes from organisations or individuals who apply to the Trust for funding