Mozidia Trust UK was established to do all kinds of charity work in Bangladesh rural areas. Its main priority at the moment is to provide free health care to the less fortunate. The trust has built hospital which is now running and providing for thousands of patients a month.
Our Charity aims to advance the education and life of young people living with profound, multiple, learning difficulties (PMLD) including physical disabilities, sensory impairments and/ or Autistic Spectrum Disorder by providing equipment and activities designed to improve conditions of life.
Childlife helps to improve the lives of some of the most vulnerable children in the UK. Together with our partner charities we are working to support thousands of children, young people and their families by helping to provide care and support, undertake research and influence policy.
ACWDC is a community-driven charity dedicated to uplifting African and Caribbean women and their families. For over 44 years, we have provided a safe space, essential services, and vital resources, including education for kids, financial literacy, advocacy, support for our elderly men and women.
Princess Christian's Farm is a delightful working farm based in Hildenborough, Kent which also provides meaningful day training to a wide range of people with disabilities. As we also focus on employment skills we will now be open to the public during school holidays as a petting farm to share the wonderful farm we have and also increase the learning and development opportunities we can offer our service users.
We promote the communication skills of young people in Scotland, particularly from disadvantaged circumstances, to lessen the attainment gap and increase their employability.
We are a group of Christians in Netherton, seeking to experience, communicate and demonstrate the love of God in our community. We run events, clubs and services to promote Christian worship and to meet the wider needs of our local community.
The Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust (QEST) makes awards ranging up to £15,000 to craftsmen and women of all ages to help them further their careers. Since 1991 the Trust has awarded over £1.8 m to 273 craftspeople aged between 17 and 50 plus for study, training and work experience. www.qest.org.uk