The aims are : *To create a lasting legacy to Sophie. *To provide educational group-works that will challenge the prejudice and intolerance towards people from alternative subcultures. *To campaign to have the UK Hate Crime legislation extended to include people from “alternative subcultures”
We are a rescue and rehabilitation centre for horses, ponies and other animals that have been abandoned or abused and provide an alternative intervention and support for children, young people and families suffering mental ill health.
St Petrock’s is a local charity helping people who are homeless, or inadequately housed, lead more settled and fulfilling lives. Open-access sessions in our centre provide a range of emergency, support and prevention services for some of the most vulnerable people in the area. These include basic survival services, advice on housing, benefits, health, employment and addiction issues, referrals to accommodation providers and to other services. Our specialist teams in HMP Exeter and in the community provide housing and resettlement support for offenders and homeless clients upon release. St Petrock’s also hosts a partnership Engage Community Hub to help those with complex needs integrate within the community.
The 8:56 Foundation is a Men’s Mental Health non profit organisation based in King’s Lynn, they aim to raise awareness, increase the profile of support and reduce the stigma associated with mental health in Norfolk. The foundation is run by volunteers, set up after losing local business man Lee Calton to suicide in April 2021. Lee was 37, very successful, was a great friend to all, with a huge smile he was very kind and generous and loved to do things for charities including running the London marathon three times. Norfolk’s suicide rate is above the national average, the 8:56 want to change this! By using sport as an aid, we want to encourage men to talk and reduce the risk of loneliness and isolation. The 8:56 Foundation Wellbeing Pathway is designed to help Men's Mental Health and wellbeing through Men’s Time Sports and Fishing Sessions, Our Peer Support Group, Talking Therapy and Wellness Football
We inspire disengaged young people from disadvantaged areas to succeed at school, in work and in the community. We do this by giving them the life skills and self-belief they need to understand who they are, who they can become and what they can achieve.
United World Schools builds schools and trains teachers in some of the world's poorest regions. Piloted in Cambodia and now working in Burma and Sri Lanka, UWS has built 14 primary schools providing an education for 3000+ children. Our aim is to work in 20 countries supporting 500,000 children.
AMECA believe that healthcare in Africa can only be effectively addressed by an improvement in both the training and the retention of healthcare professionals. We also firmly believe that our initiatives should be sustainable over the long term, rather than provide a well intentioned but unsustainable “quick fix” approach. We are fundraising to build a new primary healthcare clinic in southern Malawi; one of the most deprived areas in one of the most deprived countries. For more information, please visit our website at www.ameca.org.uk Visit AMECA's Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Ameca/189723837738595
Supports Victims of Crime, Domestic Abuse, Witnesses, their family and friends and those affected by Fatal Road Traffic Collisions. At the very worst time of their lives, we aim to give the very best service.
Bright Red, a charity established to improve the lives and treatment of people in the North who are dealing with Blood Cancer. Through care, research and education we are striving to beat illnesses such as leukaemia, lymphoma and myeloma.
The mission of Special Olympics West Midlands Ski Group is to provide year-round ski training and competition for our special needs athletes, giving them continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy and participate in a sharing of gifts, skills and friendship with their families, other Special Olympics athletes and the community. The Special Olympics West Midlands Ski Group (SOWMSG) is the largest, most active and most progressive ski group of its kind in the UK today. This is due of course to the hard work of the athletes but they can only be realised because of the dedication and hard work of the administrators, fundraisers, trainers and helpers who work not only at the training sessions but also each day behind the scenes.
Broadway Lodge is a residential rehabilitation centre, providing the highest quality of care and treatment for people suffering from addiction. Through the quality & professionalism of our staff, we aim to deliver services of the highest possible standard. To return lives addiction has taken away.
At Power2Inspire, we believe that everyone should have the opportunity to participate in sport, regardless of body type, age, disability, or ethnicity. So we have created inclusive sporting events, where we deliver adapted sports in schools, organisations, and in local community centres.
KidsOut is the national charity which provides fun and happiness for children and young people living in difficult and challenging circumstances The children we help come from all manner of backgrounds. Some have learning difficulties or are physically disabled and all of them deserve some fun.
Jack & Jill funds and provides in-home nursing care for children with highly complex medical conditions up to the age of six and provide end of life care for children under six, regardless of the diagnosis. Parents call the service the ‘gift of time'.
Newly formed in 2014, Friends of Ipswich Town FC has been created with the objective of bringing the Club closer to the local community by providing facilities and offering sport related activities to local residents. By interacting with the local district, our vision is that we will enhance and promote inclusion, education, health, and sport, with the subsequent intention of improving the wellbeing of not only the Ipswich Town FC fanbase, but also the local community as a whole. We aim to build on the already active presence that the Club has in the community, by using the ‘Power of Football’ to influence the lives of people in the Ipswich and surrounding area. As a charitable company, Friends of Ipswich Town FC is governed by a select group of trustees, all of whom have an interest in the local community. We are targeting steady year on year growth, but with the principle aim of keeping the needs of the community at the heart of everything we do. Furthermore, we will endeavour to consistently make all our activities available to people of all ages, from all backgrounds and from all abilities. Our work will be divided into four areas to reflect our vision of providing educational, sporting, social and healthy lifestyle opportunities to the local community. These four areas are health, sports development, social inclusion and education. The plan outlines the key actions within each area that we believe will allow us to achieve our vision, as well as the human and financial resources that will be required.
We set up the school in Zambia14 years ago in order to educate poor, disadvantaged and orphan children who could not afford to go to the State schools. We believe that education is the most important way of helping the children to achieve a better future for themselves
Tikva's mission is to care for the homeless, abandoned and abused Jewish children of Odessa, Ukraine. We provide them with a loving home, essential social services, an education in the environs of a revitalized Jewish community, and an opportunity for a brighter future through immigration to Israel.
Welcome to Mind in Cambridgeshire, the exciting new mental health charity that brings together the long-established organisations of Cam-mind and Hunts Mind to provide innovative, county-wide services designed for, and often delivered by, people who have lived experience of mental health problems.
Royal School for the Deaf Derby is a non-maintained special school which provides education for deaf learners aged 3 to 19 in an environment which values British Sign Language as well as written and spoken English.
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Little Heroes ASD Support Group is a parent led support group for families of children who are on the autistic spectrum. We provide support and assistance for families within Southend-on-Sea and the surrounding areas from as soon as they discover there are additional needs. We hold a monthly drop in session at Summercourt Children centre on the first Friday of every month from 9.30am to 11.30am. In addition we offer activities throughout the school holidays and provide suitable events for families whilst offering them the chance to socialise with other likewise families where they can benefit from receiving advice and support from one another, as well as potentially creating new friendships within a circle of support. Charity No: 1167631 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website Facebook https://www.facebook.com/littleheroesasdsupport2014/ Twitter https://twitter.com/LittleHeroesASD
The Nepal Youth Foundation UK brings Freedom, Health, Shelter and Education to Nepal's most impoverished children. Nepal Youth Foundation UK was founded by husband and wife team Simon Russell and Gina Parker in 2013 as a natural evolution of helping children in Nepal for over twenty years.
We are the only approved centre and school for children with cerebral palsy in the London region. Our services include parent and child sessions for babies from birth to age 3, a nursery group and school for 5-11 year olds. Through conductive education, we teach children to be as independent as possible by developing their physical, intellectual and social abilities. The London Centre for Children with Cerebral Palsy is the operating name of The Peter Rigby Trust (previously known as The Hornsey Trust).