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Team Jak/Jak's Den
(UK, SCO45586) Browse events
YTD Raised: £2,910.00
(UK, SCO45586) Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.Team Jak Foundation provides practical, social and emotional support to children and young people age 0-25 with cancer and related illnesses, their family, friends and those bereaved.Established by inspirational teenager Jak Trueman, whose life was sadly cut short following a short and aggressive battle with a rare form of blood cancer, Jak wanted no other child or family to face the isolation fear and loneliness tackled daily following diagnosis and during treatment, and set about providing support for young people, their families and friends, with special mention of siblings.Team Jak provides support to families throughout Scotland at Jak's Den- our hub for young people and families which provides counselling, one to one and group support, drop-in sessions, activity days, music, art, play and alternative therapies for our families and through outreach.We also provide snacks, goodie bags and vouchers to Edinburgh Sick Kids and snacks and music therapy to Glasgow Sick Kids Hospitals and has started fundraising to open Satellite Dens in Aberdeen and Glenrothes as soon as possible.We very much appreciate your support.:) Please donate to support our cause.By supporting Team Jak you are creating smiles and easing the journey of a young person with cancer and their family and friends.£2 will buy a colouring book & pencils for a child in hospital£5 will buy a dvd and notebook£10 will buy a toy£15 will buy an ITunes Voucher for a teen in hospital£25 will pay for a child's counselling session£36 will pay for a Music therapy session£40 will pay for a parent counselling session£50 will pay for a Family Session a Jak's Den£100 will pay for a Memory day for an angel family£200 will provide entertainment for 20 kids in Jak's Den for a session Charity No: SCO45586 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website Facebook https://m.facebook.com/JaksDen Twitter Please click here to visit our Twitter page
Migrant Rights Centre Ireland
(UK, 20062873) Browse events
YTD Raised: £2,909.95
(UK, 20062873) MRCI is a national organisation working for justice, empowerment, and equality for migrants and their families. We bring people together to fight for their rights collectively and support people in Ireland to live and work in safety and stability.
Labour Behind the Label Trust
(UK, 4173634) Browse events
YTD Raised: £2,908.59
(UK, 4173634) Labour Behind the Label is a not-for-profit workers' cooperative that supports garment workers’ efforts worldwide to improve their working conditions, and we are a registered company in England no. 04173634. The Labour Behind the Label Trust is a separate organisation that raises funds for Labour Behind the Label's charitable activities. The Trust is independent of Labour Behind the Label, but the two organisations work together closely. The Labour Behind the Label Trust is a charity for tax purposes, HMRC Ref. EW0230, pending charitable status. Donations on this page will be made to the Labour Behind the Label Trust.
Care & Repair Cymru
(UK, 1163542) Browse events
YTD Raised: £2,906.00Care & Repair Cymru are the “Older People’s Housing Champion”. We are a national charitable body and actively work to ensure that all older people have homes that are safe, secure and appropriate to their needs.We provide services to a network of Care & Repair Agencies across Wales and through our work, and close relationship with the Agencies, we listen to the needs and desires of older people and on the national stage articulate this information to policy makers at the Welsh Government.
Key Changes
(UK, 1103774) Browse events
YTD Raised: £2,905.59Key Changes provides music services in hospitals and the community for people experiencing severe psychiatric illnesses. We specialise in providing services for young adults (16-35) in acute, early intervention and forensic treatment, and work in partnership with NHS Foundation Trusts across London.
Resolve
(UK, 1199084) Browse events
YTD Raised: £2,905.04Resolve is, every week, helping local residents in their recovery from alcohol and drug misuse through dedicated and tailored groups. These groups are part of our programme of 54 weeks of support, including face-to-face 121s, with the ultimate goal to move those attending to manageable and positive lifestyles for themselves, for their families and for their communities. And they are all free of charge. We have services based in the communities in which we work - Welwyn Garden City, Letchworth and Hatfield. 'This is an insidious, progressive and barbaric illness which will corrupt every aspect of living. Recovery is hard, but the difference is something I can't really put into words, so I'll just hope more people get to see it, and live in it' - a client who attends one of our groups. Through our important ReStart Homeless Services, we also seek to tackle and prevent homelessness, and support people who are street homeless, sleeping rough or at immediate risk We work with people to regain control of their lives, stabilise their issues and move towards a place where they can live healthy, happy and independent lives, contributing to the communities in which they live. Resolve - Help to Help Yourself People seeking help to help them self, choose to come to Resolve seeking help to change their lives positively and forever.
Freedom Community Alliance
(UK, 1125960) Browse events
YTD Raised: £2,905.00Freedom Community Alliance is a Christian charity that provides services to vulnerable and complex needs individuals in North Devon. This involves working with a range of needs including poverty and debt, homelessness, addiction, mental or physical health issues, unemployment and social exclusion. The Day Centre is the first point of contact for most beneficiaries and agencies. On average we help between 60 and 90 people a day. In a year we will help over 1,000 local people with their problems, serve over 10,000 meals and 30,000 cups of tea or coffee. We believe everyone has value and with love and support can be helped to change their lives. So, we aim to provide an holistic approach for all our beneficiaries and recognise that people’s problems are often intertwined and complicated. Our aim is to support them to find solutions that work and help them to regain control of their lives. We provide: Open access day services including meals, clothing, showers, laundry service, TV Lounge and recreation, support and advice, referrals and signposting to other partner agencies, advice and assistance to access housing as well as a supportive social environment. Supported Housing through our own accommodation where we house vulnerable individuals in supported safe houses. Currently we run 5 houses and provide secure homes for 21 people. Addiction treatment through our Therapeutic Community for men where they learn the reasons for their behaviours and choices and through learning and living in community they learn the impact of their choices on themselves and others and are guided to change. Healthy living and fitness advice and help through our fully equipped exercise room and gym supported by a full time professional fitness and healthy living coach. Volunteering and back to work support through our meaningful occupation programmes and social enterprise. We also offer support with computer skills and provide a computer suite with internet access.
Old Kilpatrick Food Parcels
(UK, SC050874) Browse events
YTD Raised: £2,905.00OKFP provide essential food and toiletries to vulnerable families in our community. It is important to us that we also help alleviate social isolation and we run several activities and workshops in our community hub
The Fars Chanmugam Trust
(UK, 1153170) Browse events
YTD Raised: £2,904.26Working to improve the lives of Sri Lanka’s disadvantaged children
Sparkle Appeal - South Gwent Children's Foundation
(UK, 1093690) Browse events
YTD Raised: £2,903.93The "Sparkle Appeal" takes a holistic approach to improving the lives of 1,200 children and young people each year with severe & complex disabilities/developmental delay living in Newport, South Monmouthshire & South Torfaen, by providing educational, leisure & family facilities & activities.
Childrens Chronic Arthritis Association
(UK, 1185378) Browse events
YTD Raised: £2,902.00The CCAA (Children’s Chronic Arthritis Association) is a leading charity run by people who have been affected by Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA) and are passionate about supporting others and providing a support network for children with Arthritis and their families.
Heart Heroes
(UK, 1183079) Browse events
YTD Raised: £2,901.50HEART HEROES PROVIDES SUPPORT, EVENTS AND GET TOGETHERS FOR CHILDREN LIVING WITH CHD AND OTHER HEART CONDITIONS AND THEIR FAMILIES
Meadow Well Connected
(UK, 1070839) Browse events
YTD Raised: £2,901.00We work positively with local people to help achieve our shared vision of a thriving community that's a great place to live work & play. The local area has high levels of deprivation & suffers from a poor reputation & lack of opportunities for local people to get good jobs & improved life chances.
St Gilbert's PTA
(UK, 1128751) Browse events
YTD Raised: £2,899.89Encouraging parents to become involved in their children's education by fundraising to provide goods and services to support the school and advance the education of the pupils. Social events for parents and pupils to maintain the school community. Developing and maintaining the school's links with the local and extended community.
Montgomery Heights ZCF
(UK, 1176854) Browse events
YTD Raised: £2,899.24The objects for which the charity is established are generally to promote and develop the Montgomery Heights Christian Care Centre in Concession, Zimbabwe, to protect, care for and rehabilitate children in need and care. The children lost their parents to HIV/AIDS or as a result of violence.
Smile Group
(UK, 1168751 ) Browse events
YTD Raised: £2,897.17Smile Group was co-founded by Natalie and Ruth in 2011 after they both experienced perinatal mental illness and felt passionate about the need for parents to benefit from sustained peer support at a local level. The charity is now strategically managed and co-ordinated on a day-to-day basis by four mums; Natalie, Ruth, Sue and Bronya, who all had very different experiences of Perinatal Mental Illness. Having benefited from the support provided by the group, wanted to make a difference. The charities main aims are to provide support to those suffering or affected by perinatal mental illness and to increase awareness and education of the illness to both the public and health professionals. Groups run every Tuesday in Sandbach (12.30-2.30pm), Wednesday in Congleton (10am-12pm) and Friday in Macclesfield (10am and 12pm). These are all drop in sessions and no referral is needed. We also offer 1:1 support in the family home, which is via a referral process from a health professional.
Superkidz Community Trust
(UK, 1125720) Browse events
YTD Raised: £2,894.94To provide facilities for children, young people and families in council estates, with the object of improving quality of life, advancing education in accordance with Christian principles, deterring young people from crime, and promoting good health and social welfare by the provision of funds, goods and support in Greenwich Borough.