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Anti-Human Trafficking Intelligence Initiative (UK, 842843410) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aBased 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.
Restore Counselling, Training And Related Services
(UK, 1164306) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00
(UK, 1164306) Restore, based in Tunbridge Wells in Kent, offers one to one counselling for teenagers and adults and Play Therapy for children. We operate a bursary fund so that the services are affordable for everyone. We also offer anger management group courses in schools, training for professionals and the general public (particularly on suicide) and supervision for both counsellors and professionals.
Rise North East (UK, 1135223) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aWe're Rise, a leading health & wellbeing charity working across the North East to transform lives, communities, and places through the power of movement. Our work helps; people be more physically activity to improve health, boost economic growth, tackle inequalities and strengthen communities.
The Shoosmith Gallery (UK, 1147845) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aWe 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 Clement's (UK, 1205557) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aFriends 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.
Bana Bengwana Development Association (UK, 1194898) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aTo support the villagers of Ngwana rural area in Southweastern, Zimbabwe by providing access to local health facility by building a clinic, access to water through drilling boreholes and management of the local dam, supporting local schools, poverty alleviation and capacity development.
BRIDGES (UK, 1029169) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aWe are raising money to enable us to provide a variety of projects that enrich lives, address unmet local needs, develop personal skills and encourages participation in the life of the town. Upon reopening we hope to give even more support to local people that have been affected by COVID 19.
Hayling Island Baptist Church (UK, 1146412) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aCreated via charity sign up service.
United Christian Broadcasters Canada (UK, 877730713RR0001) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aCreated via charity sign up service.
AWA
(UK, 1127921) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00The Army Widows' Association was formed by a group of Army widows in 2004.It aims to offer support and friendship to those who have sadly lost their husband/wife or recognised partner at any stage of their bereavement through mutual empathy, experiences and by signposting new members to other sources of help at such a difficult time in their lives. The AWA offers its support to all widows bereaved since 1981, death can have been as a result of many reasons: illness, RTA, conflict, suicide, training accidents. We hold an annual weekend and other events where widows can meet up, meet others who are in the same situation as themselves, find out lots of information, raise issues and are developing a network of smaller Regional meetings to improve our support.
Home-start Merton
(UK, 1108937) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Home-Start Merton has been supporting local families since 1993 and offers free support, friendship and practical help to families with at least one child under five. Families are visited regularly in their own homes by volunteers who have all had experience of parenting, and know how hard it can sometimes be. Recent news A Letter from our Director. Feb2013 Christmas seems so long ago now and a distant memory for most, but Christmas 2012 is one that Home-Start Merton won’t forget in a hurry. On 12th December, devastation struck in the form of a break in to our premises discovered on the morning of our Christmas Party. Word soon spread of our dilemma and the response was quite simply astounding. I wanted to take this opportunity to say a huge thank you to each and everyone of you who generously gave presents to replace the 71 that were stolen and many more of you who gave cash donations. Toys were arriving on the doorstep from colleagues and complete strangers who selflessly responded to our plight. As a result of this all of our families got their Christmas presents and more. Home-Start Merton makes up part of the UK’s leading family support charity. Working with young families in times of distress and preventing families from reaching crisis point. Our trained parent volunteers support local families with issues ranging from post- natal depression and mental health, through to poverty, isolation, disability and illness. The unexpected but hugely welcome financial donations will prove invaluable at a time when our funding is uncertain. Every penny will be applied with the greatest care and consideration to support the continuation of our service in this our 20th anniversary year. This heart-warming response truly touched everyone of us associated with the charity – our trustees, our staff and volunteers and of course the families we support who benefitted from this out-pouring of generosity. Thank you again. We need more volunteers to support families waiting, and we are recruiting now for our next Volunteer Preparation Course due to start in April. If you have parenting experience and can spare between 2-4 hours per week you could help make a difference for a family needing support. To find out more about our work please visit www.homestartmerton.co.uk BARBARA CLUER DIRECTOR HOME-START MERTON A big, big thank you. Christmas 2012 We have been very busy collecting presents and food for our families for christmas. Many of our families struggle this time of year fincially to provide presents. Our Charity with the help of local schools is able to give presents to all the members of our families we currently support. We are also looking forward to our Christmas party for families on Wednesday 12th December. All our families are invited and Father Christmas also makes an appearance to hand out the gifts we have organised. Update Unfortunately on Tuesday night someone broke into the charity and stole all the gifts and food for the families and the party food for the next day. We were very upset about this but despite the setback were able to feed the children pizzas (which they loved!). Father Christmas did make an appearance with chocolate for all the children. Naturally we have had to work extra hard to make sure our families get the Christmas gifts they need so desperately. We could not have done it without you. We have been delighted with the support and kindness you have shown us and should be able to replace the presents that were stolen. A big, big thank you to all those who have donated through this website. With your support Christmas is now back on track for our local Merton families. _______________________________________________________________________ On 2nd June 2012 Home-Start Merton took part in the Mitcham Carnival. Please see the pictures in our gallery. We had a stall selling baby clothes and goods, as well as a free craft table where families could make crowns for the Jublilee. Later in the day, over £600 was raised through sponsorship when a group of local mascots held a race. Pudsey Bear won! Special thanks go to the community volunteers of AFC Wimbledon for organising this. You can follow AFC Wimbledon on twitter @AFCWimbledon.
Wild at Heart Foundation
(UK, 1161695) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00
(UK, 1161695) We fund and support animal welfare projects all over the world. In particular, we aim to reduce the world's 600 million stray dog population. We do this by organising and sponsoring rescue projects, neutering programmes, awareness campaigns and education initiatives. Our mission is to end to the constant killing of dogs around the world. We aim to do this by managing dog populations humanely. By getting to the root of the issue which includes reducing uncontrolled breeding and supporting rehoming and education projects.We find that these are the most effective ways to protect animals in communities and humanely reduce the stray dog population. By 2020 we want to open 1 UK rescue centre, run 10 national media campaigns, support 100 rescue projects, rehome 1,000 animals, educate 10,000 children and neuter 100,000 dogs. Charity No: 1161695 Find out more Website http://www.wildatheartfoundation.org Facebook https://www.facebook.com/wildatheartfoundation.org/timeline/ Twitter https://twitter.com/WAH_Foundation_
Prison Radio Association
(UK, 1114760) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00The Prison Radio Association aims to reduce reoffending using the power of radio. It launched and runs the world’s first and only national radio station for prisoners – National Prison Radio – which broadcasts programmes produced and presented by prisoners working alongside radio professionals.
COVENTRY PANAHGHAR PROJECT (UK, 1007676) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aWhat do we do? Panahghar provides free dedicated BME multi lingual support, advice and advocacy and access to safe refuge for victims and their families of domestic abuse, sexual abuse or gendered abuse in Coventry, Solihull and Leicester. How can your donation help? We need your donations to continue to provide our service to BME victims of domestic abuse and help them start a new life free from abuse. With your support, we can continue to save lives. If you would prefer to donate household items such as furniture or electrical goods in place of a monetary donation. Please get in touch with us to do this. To make it clear how a monetary donation can help, we’ve explained four ways in which the donors money will be spent: £5 could contribute to our young people’s support and education to help them with their experience of domestic abuse £10 could provide packs for our support groups that includes tea and coffee and craft supplies to help bring survivors joy and connection in a time of distress £20 could provide a support pack for survivors arriving at a refuge after leaving abuse and their belongings behind. Your gift could provide clothing, toiletries and food
Citizens Advice Staffordshire South West (UK, 1150796) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aCitizens Advice Staffordshire South West (CAS SW) has been part of the local community since 1939. We provide free, independent, confidential and impartial advice to everyone and campaign to improve the policies that affect people’s lives. We’re an independent charity and part of the national Citizens Advice network.
FEAST!
(UK, 1172884) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Feeding and Empowering Adults Sustainably Together! The main tenets of the FEAST! philosophy above go to the heart of what we are trying to achieve: Malnutrition Prevention: homeless and vulnerable people are particularly susceptible to food poverty. There is enough food in the world to feed everyone, yet people go hungry. At the most basic level, FEAST! provides regular nutritious meals to help alleviate this. Beyond the meal, cooking and eating our FEAST!s together help develop cooking skills, providing sustainable food aid. Minimising Food Waste: each FEAST! generates 0 waste, and uses surplus food and upcycled plastic. We use ingredients that are unfit for sale, at 0 cost! We collect old butter or yoghurt tubs to pack leftovers at the end of a FEAST! Community Cohesion: We care about developing individuals and community. At each FEAST! we build bridges between volunteers and participants by cooking and eating together. We are partnered with a multitude of local initiatives, groups, and other stakeholders including the council, aiming to engender community cohesion.