Headway Norfolk and Waveney (UK, 1040706) Browse events

We work to promote independence and rehabilitation. We provide information and support services directly to people with acquired brain injury, their families and carers. Our Norfolk services support people to adjust, regain independence, re-learn skills and develop confidence.

The African Arts Trust (UK, 1141553) Browse events

The African Arts Trust is a grant making foundation that funds a wide range of projects with an emphasis on grass roots organisations in Africa that support professional practicing artists making their livelihood in the visual arts.

Daring to Dream (UK, 1190590) Browse events

Daring to Dream supports the emotional health and wellbeing of patients, aged 16 years and over, who are under the care of hospital clinics in Wales. It has a primary (but not exclusive) focus supporting ward-based and community-based patients within the Cardiff & the Vale University Health Board.

Standing Tall Foundation (UK, 1197446) Browse events

The Standing Tall Foundation promote the physical and mental health of the public through the provision of counselling, addiction support and physical activity initiatives. We further extend this support into the community to help those in financial hardship, including the homeless.

Survival International (UK, 267444) Browse events

Survival helps tribal peoples protect their lives, lands and human rights. Our vision is to foster an understanding of, and respect for, tribal peoples and the choices they make about their futures. Visit www.survivalinternational.org to find out more.

BIG in Mental Health (UK, 1166584) Browse events

BIG is based in Bury and is run entirely by volunteers.We provide support groups for adults experiencing mental health conditions.People can just turn up.We instil hope, aid recovery and empower people to improve their quality of life.We signpost to other services and hold awareness raising events.

Bedford Hospitals Charity (UK, 299250) Browse events

The Bedford Hospitals Charity was founded in 1988 to raise money to fund projects at hospitals in Bedford. Since then it has raised over £6.5million. The latest appeal, the Gamma-Plus Appeal, aims to raise £600,000 to buy and install a Gamma Cameral with integral CT scanner to greatly aid diagnosis.

Wiltshire Air Ambulance Charitable Trust (UK, Wiltshire Air Ambulance Charitable Trust - N/A) Browse events

AUTONOMIC CHARITABLE TRUST (UK, 1145562) Browse events

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Mayo Roscommon Hospice Foundation (UK, 20029098) Browse events

Mayo Roscommon Hospice in association with HSE West provides a specialist palliative care service, free of charge, to patients and families living with life limiting illness in counties Mayo and Roscommon. The service is available to patients in their homes and hospitals.

Priaulx Premature Baby Foundation (UK, CH153) Browse events

The Priaulx Premature Baby Foundation was set up in 2003 by Andy and Jo Priaulx following the premature births of both of their children. The Foundation is committed to supporting premature babies, children and their families and to lessen their suffering in times of need.

Hart Wildlife Rescue (UK, 1066760) Browse events

HART Wildlife Rescue is a wildlife hospital in Hampshire, providing a rescue, treatment and rehabilitation service for wildlife from Hampshire and surrounding counties. HART also advises vets, the RSPCA and the public, and offers talks and work experience places. HART is run entirely on donations.

Rotary Club Of Stokesley Trust Fund (UK, 1032456) Browse events

Support activities in the local community and raise money for charitable causes locally, nationally and internationally.

ELM WILDLIFE (EVERY LIFE MATTERS WILDLIFE) (UK, 1188486) Browse events

Animal Cancer Trust (UK, 1094779) Browse events

It is totally committed to funding the fight against cancer in our pets. Its aims are to provide education and information; facilitate research development and improve our understanding and treatment of cancer; and work with partners at home and abroad to pursue the fight against cancer in our pets.

Dorset Wildlife Trust (UK, 200222) Browse events

Dorset Wildlife Trust has a vision for Dorset’s environment to be richer in wildlife for everyone. It manages nature reserves for the good of wildlife, influences people who affect our wildlife, stands up for wildlife against development threats and seeks to inspire people to care about Dorset’s wildlife and to get involved in nature conservation.

Wind-Up Penguin Theatre Company (UK, 1161255) Browse events

Musicians, actors, and stage designers creating new musical theatre to perform to underprivileged children in hospitals, orphanages, special needs centres, and schools in developing countries and in the UK.

Immingham Dogs Home (UK, 1204865) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

Family Support Work (UK, 285337) Browse events

FSW is pioneering work with families across Sussex, working intensively through activities; home visits, support groups, drop-ins and supported breaks with the Community Workers at the Knowles Tooth Centre. The free and confidential service is offered to parents, carers and their children.

Abbies Fund (UK, 1119273) Browse events

Abbie was diagnosed with an aggressive form of adrenal neuroblastoma when she was 21 months old. She underwent an intensive treatment programme for over a year. In January 2004 everyone celebrated as she was declared to be in remission and free of disease. Unfortunately, a relapse was diagnosed in June 2005 and she had to undergo yet many more months of chemotherapy, radiotherapy and numerous other invasive and horrendous treatments to try and rid her of this despicable disease. Abbie’s family and friends were all devastated when she finally lost her fight for life in September 2006.   Abbie won the hearts of hundreds of local people, in and around her home of East Horsley, who followed her courageous fight to the end. She was a truly beautiful, special, loving, funny, intelligent, determined, dignified, feisty and unique child. All these words were used in ‘A Tribute to Abbie’ by her father on the day of her funeral, but the word he finally chose to capture the essence of Abbie was an ‘Inspiration’. She certainly was that.   Abbie’s Fund was set up by local mothers after Abbie relapsed with the aggressive childhood cancer, Neuroblastoma, in June 2005. To date Abbie’s Fund has raised over £150,000 and is delighted to be currently supporting two very worthy projects.   The first is running at the Institute of Cancer Research based at The Royal Marsden Hospital, Sutton over 2 years to develop a blood test to provide early diagnosis and monitoring of neuroblastoma. This test will make detection of the disease and the progress of treatment significantly easier to detect and monitor. It will also have a dramatic impact on the patient on a day to day basis as it will reduce the number of scans and tests which for young children can be scary, painful and often require general anaesthesia.   The second project is researching the mechanism which makes a particular style of antibody therapy particularly effective at mopping up small amounts of residual disease. It is these minute levels of disease remaining undetected at the end of treatment that often ultimately lead to relapse and antibody therapy is one treatment under a lot of investigation at present to deal with this problem.   Despite neuroblastoma being, after domestic accident, the second biggest killer and the most frequent cancer in children under five years of age funding for research into it is extremely limited and it is vital for Abbie’s Fund to continue to raise money to support these critical projects.   For the full story of Abbie and her brave fight visit www.abbiesfund.com

Changing Faces (UK, Changing Faces - N/A) Browse events

THESUNNIWAY (UK, 1155375) Browse events

The Dot Collective (UK, 1169951) Browse events

Stroke Association Support (UK, 1149026) Browse events

Stroke Association Support was formed to raise vital funds for the Stroke Association. The first of its kind, the charity has set up a shop in the heart of Sheffield selling qualityfurniture and electrical items, clothes, shoes and handbags, toys, bric a brac, accessories and DVDs.The shop raises awareness of stroke and the StrokeAssociation and distributes Stroke Association publications and leaflets. Do pop in and see us, or if you live locally and have unwanted items you would like to donate, please contact the shop manager on 0114 273 1400. The shop also offers a free collection service and house clearances in the local area.

Abbies Sparkle Foundation (UK, SC048189) Browse events

Abbie's smile, sparkle and infectious enthusiasm lit up the room and that's exactly how Abbie wants people to remember and celebrate her life. Abbie passed away on Christmas Day after living with a rare form of Sarcoma for four years and four months. Christmas was Abbie's favourite day, she loved it, we believe that Abbie held on and chose the sparkliest day of the year to go. One of Abbie's wishes is to raise money for "Hospitals and stuff" under the charity name Abbie's Sparkle Foundation. It was the sense of humour and laugh-out-loud mentality which set Abbie apart and meant she lived every moment and every day to the full. Abbie was a vivacious and talented cheerleader who was hailed by medics as "incredible and was an inspiration to be part of her care". Abbie went on a very hard journey, but was so strong and so brave every step of the way.