Hope in Tottenham's four core programmes are high impact and low cost, strengthening community resilience and cohesion in one of Britain's most volatile and diverse urban areas. Our programmes cover Schools Counselling, Youth Work, Mentoring for unemployed Young people. Police Engagement.
It funds small projects that directly make a real difference to the lives of young people, including: * a riding and stable management course for disaffected young people in Merseyside run by Fairbridge * the Eloise Plunkett Award - an annual study/travel scholarship for female civil engineers * music workshops at The Royal Albert Hall run by the Teenage Cancer Trust.
Emmaus Preston supports formerly homeless people by giving them a home, meaningful work in a social enterprise and an opportunity to get back on their feet again. For many people who experience homelessness, one of the biggest obstacles they must overcome is a loss of self-esteem. Emmaus provides an opportunity to regain this, with a chance to make a real contribution to their community. Emmaus communities are not hostels for the homeless; they provide a home for as long as someone needs it. For many, this support and stability is like the family they don’t have, providing a safe environment in which to settle and rebuild their lives. Often this is an opportunity to overcome issues such as addiction, get support with mental health issues or rebuild relationships with estranged family. Social enterprise is central to the Emmaus model as it provides meaningful work for companions but also generates funding to maintain communities. Companions living in Emmaus communities are expected to sign off all benefits, with the exception of housing benefit which is used to help support the community. The rest of the funding that is needed is generated through social enterprise and fundraising. Emmaus communities deliver a significant return on investment. Research shows that for every £1 invested in a community, there is an £11 social, environmental and economic return, with savings to the benefits bill, health services and a reduction in crime. Your support for us is invaluable and you will be making a real difference to someone formerly homelss life.
One Child is a charity which facilitates the education, health and overall development of children in developing countries. Since 2003, One Child has been successfully running two Child Education Centres in Ajogarpara village in West Bengal, India. One Child has partnered with a local NGO, Asha, which manages One Child's day-to-day work.
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GDA builds the confidence, connections & contributions of disabled people, and works to influence policy & improve services that affect disabled people. GDA is a vibrant disabled people’s member-led organisation with 3500+ Members-the biggest groundswell of disabled people in Scotland if not the UK. We provide free, accessible learning, events and opportunities for disabled people to build their confidence, connections and contributions. Our free, accessible programmes, learning, events and personal coaching raise aspirations and self-belief, develop skills and confidence, increase choice and control and help disabled people change their own lives and fulfil their potential.We support disabled people to share their voices and work with service providers and local & national governments to influence and shape policy. Charity No: SC034247 Find out more Website http://www.gda.scot Facebook http://www.facebook.com/glasgow.disabilityalliance Twitter http://www.twitter.com/GDA__online
Christ Culture is a Church after God’s own heart, filled with passionate people who makes Him the center of their everyday life. Who worships Him in spirit and truth. A people who loves to share the love of Christ to a broken world. A people of compassion. A people of true worship.
Established in 1896 we are a local cricket club providing top quality cricket for everyone in the community. From boys and girls in the Harold Wood Cricket Club Academy, from ages 7 to 21. To our adult Men and Women teams. Through to our very succesful Physical and Learning Disability side.
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BTG was founded in 1968 & since then they have gained a fantastic reputation in our local region – BTG & BTG Youth perform 2 productions each per year & take great pride in maintaining a non profit making community of dedicated people who are passionate about musical theatre & all that it represents
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Christian Connections in Schools (CCiS) is a registered charity (No. 1150149) with a vision to make Jesus known in primary and secondary schools in Slough, Windsor and Maidenhead through partnership with local churches and in association with Scripture Union. This is achieved through a broad spectrum of work, ranging from assemblies and lessons and supporting Christian groups, to large scale events and residential trips.
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Forest of Dreams is an ecological charity set up to purchase, manage and preserve in perpetuity, an identified area of land suited to being left wild as a place of sanctuary.
The Thorndene Society was founded in 2004 to promote and protect the physical and mental health of persons with learning disabilities through the provision of financial assistance to help improve the condition of life of such people.
Holme Christian Community provides crucial community based services to deprived areas within the Bradford District and particularly in the area of the Holme Wood Estate.Our services include:
We are a parent-led charity providing a diverse range of support for 400 families from a wide rural area. We support children and young adults who have disabilities, illnesses and special needs. Support takes the form of information and advice, social groups, respite care and family.
The focus of the Male Uprising Guernsey (MUG) is threefold. To increase awareness, promote education and raise £250,000 over the first three years. Funds will be used in the research into testing, cures and treatments in the areas of prostate, bowel and testicular cancer.
Farncombe Day Centre offers a happy and caring atmosphere where membership is free and everyone is welcome.
Our day centres in the borough of Spelthorne operate with a wide programme of stimulating activities. The primary carer, who is typically a close family member, gets a few hours to themselves each week. People are able to stay in the comfort & familiarity of their own home for much longer.
The charity helps residents of Greater Manchester cope with the effects of crime. We provide confidential support and information to all victims of crime and to witnesses attending local courts. Services are free, independent of the police and courts, and available to everyone, whether or not the crime has been reported and regardless of when it happened. Staff and volunteers offer free and confidential information and support for victims of any crime, whether or not it has been reported and regardless of when it happened If you would like to use our services, please contact us - details of our offices and branches are available on our website at www.victimsupport-gm.co.uk.
The Scottish Accountancy Trust for Education and Research (SATER) was established in 2003. Its objectives are to promote research into, and education of accountancy, finance and management together with all subjects in any way related. In 2005 SATER set up the Helen Jones Appeal Fund Scholarship in memory of the young Chartered Accountant who was killed in the 7 July London bombings. The object of the Fund is to help a school pupil from Dumfries and Galloway to study Accountancy, Finance or Management (or any related combination of subjects) at University. The successful candidate will receive an annual amount (£1300) for each year of his/her course