We help women who have experienced violence to get their lives back. We empower them to live independently. We help them to leave violent situations, show them they are important members of society, and help them live healthily, get back to work and improve relationships with friends and family.
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A £5 donation would pay for 10 information and advice leaflets A £15 donation would support an older person affected by dementia for an hour A £25 donation would help provide a hospital outreach worker. A donation of any size would be used to help older people living her in Coventry. You support is greatly apprecieted. Age UK Coventry is an independent charity providing a range of quality services to meet the needs of people in later life in Coventry. Our vision is to see a fair, inclusive, respectful and supportive society in which each older person leads a good quality, fulfilling, enjoyable and fun filled life, and in their later years is supported to live independently, safely and comfortably at home for as long as they wish. Our mission is to promote and enhance the well-being and quality of life of all older people in Coventry and to help make later life a more fulfilling and enjoyable experience. To support people especially at those points in life when the right help can make a significant difference. We are a very active charity within the community making a real difference to the lives’ of older people everyday. Help us make that difference by helping us raise money so we can continue to provide these vital services.
It supports development projects in Eastern Uganda concerning healthcare, education, water supplies and nutrition. It works through partner organisations in Uganda who decide the priorities within the supported communities. It also supports craft workshops employing single parents or other disadvantaged people.
Mousetrap Theatre Projects is a theatre education charity dedicated to introducing young people to the magic of live theatre. We work particularly with young people who are socially and economically disadvantaged, children with special needs and those who are blind or partially sighted and deaf and hard of hearing. “Percy who is severely autistic and 7 years old loved Shrek so much that he cried when it was finished and said ‘I want Shrek – more music please’. He very rarely speaks. Thank you so much.” Mother after our 'relaxed' performance of Shrek The Musical.
The Benevolent Fund helps support mountain and cave rescue volunteers and their immediate families who have suffered injury or hardship as a result of their involvement with mountain or cave rescue training or call-out. We're here for 'the rescue family in need.
African elephants are in serious trouble with up to 100 illegally killed every day. Our mission is to secure a future for the largest mammals on earth forever, to be enjoyed by humanity forever, by ensuring that they have the space and security to live and move freely in the wild forever We achieve our mission through four programmes: We are tackling the current poaching crisis by: Supply side Demand Side Our Short Term Conservation Target is to reduce illegal killing of elephants by 90% by 2015 Our Long Term Conservation Target is to ensure Africa's ten most significant landscapes for elephants are effectively conserved by 2030 We Need Your Help to achieve our conservation targets. Please be generous within your means to enable us to succeed with our critical conservation work.
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The aim of the Gillotts PA is to provide opportunities for parents to meet and enjoy the school while raising funds for the students and their projects. We try to have two or three big events each year and support many smaller projects organised by individual departments. Your support is hugely appreciated.
Ben Clark was born on Thursday 15th September 1977. A man with great passion and integrity, he lived his short life to the full. Never doing anything half heartedly he managed to cram a lot in. He is definitely one in 6.7 billion. Ben was involved in many things, he had a real thirst for life and never sat still for all that long! He has been an active participant in many activities including climbing, ju-jitsu, off-roading, hockey, golf, biking, snorkeling, kiting and scuba diving to name but a few. Ben was also a leader for the Scouts at Stormont Presbyterian. Ben died as a result of a road traffic accident on Sunday 17th June 2007. Hopefully this charity and the work that we do will be a lasting legacy of the most amazing man anyone could have ever met. The aims of The Ben Clark Foundation will be to promote the relief of poverty and the advancement of education and medical welfare of needy people around the world. We will provide a platform to promote and support charitable matters that reflect the memory and interests of Ben Clark and we will also support other charities, both local and international, which fulfil the criteria of the Ben Clark Foundation. To this end, to continue to support Ben’s interests and ideals, we will be helping to raise funds for both a charity carrying out work locally and a charity called Moving Mountains. Ben had spent some time in Kenya in 1996, this was his first real expedition where he was part of a joint project between the Scouts and UNICEF to lay water mains and help to support and look after homeless kids from Nairobi. Ben has been in a lot of different places climbing a lot of different mountains but Kenya had a great impact on him. Through Moving Mountains we will be endeavouring to support work there.
Nearly six million people in South Africa live with the HIV virus. But this need not be the disaster for them, their loved ones and their communities, that was once feared. If people with HIV start on treatment - anti-retroviral therapy (ART) - early enough, they may have many many years of quality life, and there is only a marginal chance that they will infect anyone else in any way. So, it is possible to bring an end to HIV and AIDS in our generation. The Treatment Action Campaign (TAC) came to prominence ten years ago when it fought the disastrous policies of President Mbeki who denied the need for ART. It was literally fighting for the lives of its thousands of members who lived with HIV. It won. Now the South African government promotes the active roll-out of ART to all who need it. Yet, much remains to be done - the public health service is struggling, and constantly needs to be challenged to deliver decent services for all in need; whilst people are still slow to come forward for a HIV test, to seek ART, and to take other measures that could beat AIDS. TAC, with members across South Africa, many living with HIV, is still at the forefront of ensuring that AIDS will be beaten. It provides information and mobilizes people to take action - to do what they need to do for their health, and to challenge government to see through its obligations. From the UK, the charity Friends of TAC (FoTAC) provides funds and other support to TAC in this still vital work.
We are a service club in Woking & are part of Rotary International. We hold community events such as Fireworks Extravaganzas & Classic Car Shows to raise funds. We donate funds to carefully selected organisations and charities, mainly in Woking, & carry out direct community projects eg: mass flujabs
Leweston is a Catholic independent boarding and day school in Dorset, welcoming pupils of all denominations. The school regularly raises funds for a variety of causes, including the Leweston Bursary Fund, restoration and development projects and our sister school in Nepal.
Sue Ryder provides incredible care for people with life-changing illness. We are here for people and their loved ones, whether it’s bringing comfort to someone’s final days or enabling them to make the most of their life. We do this in our hospices, our neurological care centres, in the community and in people’s homes. Our partnership with Morrisons is helping us to expand our end of life care services to give people more choice and control over their care, whether that’s at home, in a hospice or in the local community. We also want to support more families through a loved one’s illness and beyond. The money raised by Morrisons colleagues and customers will fund: Get involved today and show your support for the Raise a Smile partnership!
The Rwanda Development Trust was set up in 1994. Although immediate help was given to the Rwandese in Goma - D.R. Congo - and other places outside Rwanda, not much at all was being done for the 5 million or so who remained inside the country and whose original suffering was never given a high profile. The Trust assists locally initiated projects which are likely to bring lasting benefit to Rwandese communities. It has been an agent for both Comic Relief and the National Lottery Charities Board.
PLAY TORBAY supports the development of creative and adventure play opportunities that are free for ALL children and young people across Torbay. Activities include supporting local Adventure Playgrounds to open their doors every week, as well as running epic quests involving a pentathlon events for young people.
Relief of financial hardship of marine engineers
BLWA supports women and children experiencing domestic violence. We have three refuges and an outreach support service for women in the community. We campaign to eliminate domestic violence in society.
HAAYA is a Voluntary and Community Sector Organisation (VCSO) based in Hounslow. HAAYA seeks to address issues impacting the community through working with young people, racial tension, postcode gang violence, criminality and anti-social behavior, lack of training and employment opportunities.
Engages in activities to support the children's education at Kettlefields Primary School.