EYDG was established in 1998. Our youth space (The Warehouse) offers youth work related services & activities including after-school clubs, holiday clubs, cooking & fitness classes. Our Social Enterprises (The Inkwell & Cafe@The Warehouse) give us employability opportunities for young people.
We support a fabulous Special Needs school in Bordon, Hampshire. We are raising funds to help Students realise their full potential. Your support helps provide educational & fun activities and resources. With your help, we can offer wellbeing support and advice for our Care-givers, Students & Staff.
Freddie’s Sunshine aims to provide space for respite for families following the bereavement of a child. We want to be a sanctuary where families can remember their loved one in peace, meet other people going through what they are and get support from people who understand the pain of their loss.
Our projects help impoverished families in rural and urban Karnataka, Southern India, by equipping them with skills and resources for life. We raise funds to support the Kids Paradise school in Turukanadoni and the Nutan Tailoring Centre in Raichur. These projects provide education and training.
We are Cherry Garden School, a small primary school in Peckham for children with learning differences.
The Swop Shop supports children access their legal right to education by providing free uniforms, PE kits, shoes, forest school clothes and anything else that may be needed for school. Please help us to continue to help as many families as possible in Birmingham and beyond!
We are a volunteer organisation that aims to help others and to preserve the local environment for the benefit of the community. We have a self-organised Youth section for 12-18 year-olds. All funds raised are used to benefit the community.
Our mission is to uplift and support our community by providing essential resources, We aim to inspire a culture of giving and collaboration that empowers individuals to thrive and contributes to the betterment of our society.
Areola tattoos play a vital role in a person’s physical and emotional healing after breast cancer. Our aim is to make these tattoos more widely available within the breast cancer community by helping to fund the tattoos and connecting people with experienced and MTA approved artists.
Babyzone aims to support to families with babies and toddlers. We’re focused on breaking down the barriers that many parents face in accessing high quality early years activities. Babyzones are currently delivered each week in Youth Zones where we run free exploratory play and evidence-based early years classes in a clean, safe and welcoming environment. We design our approach around the needs of lower income families but are open to all. Parents don’t sign up in advance, there’s no timetable and we don’t take names and personal details from our families. We believe that by removing barriers we are creating a fully accessible, inclusive place for parents and carers to bring their children to play, read, chat and sing together. We’re an ambitious charity working with OnSide Youth Zones, local partners and backed by philanthropists. We reach between 250-300 families per week across both Babyzones. Around 60% of the families who visit us come from lower income families. We want to reach more of the families who need us around the country. We’ll do this by creating more Babyzones, but also by showing others how we’ve removed barriers to access.
Aspire Creating Communities fights isolation for individuals aged 55 and above in Kirklees through Occupational Therapy programs. Your support helps forge connections and eradicate loneliness, creating a vibrant community for hundreds of people across Kirklees.
We provide free, confidential support to survivors of sexual violence age 13+ in Highland, including to their non-abusing friends, family, and partners. We also work towards the prevention and elimination of sexual violence through training, awareness raising, and campaigning.
Lords Group Foundation was established by Lords Group Trading in 2021, building on the philanthropic legacy and charitable work of the majority family shareholders. The Foundation aims to place Lords at the heart of our local communities by focusing support on charitable community projects local to our businesses.
Supporting local Young People in building Skills for Life. Hiking, Camping and Exploring the Great Outdoors.
Football Unites Racism Divides (FURD) is a youth and social inclusion project and charity based in Sheffield, England, which works locally, nationally and internationally to combat racism and increase understanding between different communities.
We support young people (13-25 years old) with their mental health and emotional well-being. • We offer accessible community-based support within the Cambridgeshire area. • Support includes evidence-based practice along with a range of alternative/holistic therapies. A Mindful Paws provides a range of user friendly interventions and projects. We pride ourselves on treating young people holistically and have developed a range of creative interventions, based on the feedback we have had from young people. The young people have told us that the current services available to them can seem too formal which often creates a barrier to accessing support. With this in mind, we currently offer the following: - Canine-Assisted Therapy with Carrie who is an experienced mental health nurse (in CAMHS) offering group and individual sessions assisted by her therapy dogs Leo and Barnaby utilising established therapeutic interventions such as DBT (Dialectical Behaviour Therapy). - Mindfulness and Individual therapy provided by Jo who is a mental health nurse (in CAMHS) and qualified mindfulness practitioner. Jo provides mindfulness training to groups and individuals alongside talking therapies. - Claire is an experienced youth support worker who provides social group support utilising creative methods such as, art and craft, cooking and games tailored to meet the young people's particular needs and interests.
The fundamental aim of The Shed is to provide a safe, inclusive, non-judgemental, and inviting location where men & women can get together to do any or all of the following: - • Meet other Shed Men & Women – There are separate sessions for both men and women to ensure that members have the choice of single sex sessions. We also hold a mixed session, enabling the sharing of different skill sets. • Learn and/or develop new practical skills. • Develop and enjoy hobbies. • Share existing skills with other Shed Men & Women • Make and repair items for themselves or others in the community. • Make a contribution to society by engaging in community-based projects. All of these are pivotal in reducing isolation and feelings of loneliness, increasing the feeling of personal fulfilment, providing a sense of belonging, a sense of purpose and a real benefit to mental health and wellbeing.
We are a Childrens Respite centre and provide a holistic service, supporting both child and family, in a home from home environment for children, male and female, with Autism, intellectual disability or physical and sensory disabilities. The children range in age from 6-18yrs, based in Co Louth.