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(UK, 1167900) Browse eventsThank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.Spear IslingtonA registered charity seeking to stimulate social transformation in our community. By running the Spear Programme we ‘ignite a vision of the possible’ in unemployed young people, we build their confidence and we help release their ability to implement life-changing choices. The Spear ProgrammeA highly-interactive, award-winning year-long coaching programme that equips and supports disadvantaged 16 to 24 year olds not in education, employment or training (NEET) with the attitudes and skills to find long-term employment. The programme tackles deep-rooted issues which prevent the young people from moving forward with their lives and helps them to see what is possible for them. They learn to better manage their emotions, they grow in their ability to communicate both professionally and personally and they start to take responsibility for their lives. 75% of those who complete the initial six weeks not only go into work or training but are still there a year later. Spear helps young people to find work and, in so doing, find themselves. Please donate to support our cause.The Spear Programme is aimed at disadvantaged young people who often face multiple issues and require significant support. Islington is the seventh most deprived borough in London. A third of children in the area live in poverty and a third in workless households which is the highest percentage in London. Islington is a magnet for thousands of students and young professionals but has pockets of disadvantage where young people are not able to benefit from the opportunities around them, leading to social divisions. Studies have demonstrated that unemployment negatively impacts a young person in the long-term, affecting their self-esteem and future earnings. The young people we are working with experience a range of disadvantage; on average 49% received free school meals, 63% are from workless households, 57% have less than five GCSEs. Many of our young people also suffer from depression and anxiety and, for many, their confidence is at rock bottom. We help up to 90 young people a year at a cost of £1000 per person. All the money we receive goes directly to helping these young people. It is an investment in all our futures. Charity No: 1167900
(UK, SC051648) Browse eventsWe are a first step chatting platform for anyone struggling who simply just needs a chat, with volunteers online waiting for a message .We are a 100% volunteer run charity raising awareness to reduce the stigma around men's mental health.
(UK, 1078956) Browse eventsChai Cancer Care is the Jewish community’s cancer support organisation, providing a range of services including counselling, therapies, complementary therapies, helpline, a comprehensive programme of social and physical activities, advocacy and advice as well as expert lectures. Services are available to patients, their family and friends. Since starting the page we have expanded our services and Based at its Centre in Hendon, services are also available in the Redbridge Jewish Community Centre, South London (Nightingale), Greater Manchester (Heathlands), Glasgow (Walton Community Centre) and in people’s homes. Chai’s specialist professional staff is augmented by a team of trained volunteers. Chai Cancer Care is an independent organisation serving the entire Jewish community and is reliant on voluntary contributions.
(UK, 1096622) Browse eventsThe Snowdrop Trust cares for children in their own homes, from birth to nineteen who have a life threatening or terminal illness. The Trust provides specialist paediatric nurses and the support team offers, practical, emotional and financial support for their families. www.thesussexsnowdroptrust.com
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(UK, 1060924) Browse eventsThe Royal Free Charity funds research, equipment and improvements to facilities for the benefit of Royal Free patients.This is in addition to NHS required funding. St Peters Trust is now part of the charity and Kidney/Bladder & Prostate Research continues through fund 543. Help us make a difference.
(UK, 1171720) Browse eventsWe support younger people (that is, people of working age) in Berkshire who develop a dementia. We also support their families. We provide respite services within the working week, both within a workshop setting and on a one-to-one basis.
(UK, 1186848) Browse eventsThe Islamic Diversity Centre is a North East based organisation that aims to provide authentic Islamic Awareness in a holistic manner through education, awareness, engagement and empowerment. Please help me raise funds to continue the work IDC does.
(UK, 1054745) Browse eventsThe Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust Charitable Fund comprises over 100 separate funds each with their own unique purpose, including the benefit of staff and patients, and to support and enhance the services and research provided by The Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust.
(UK, 1108947) Browse eventsSince it’s launch in 2002, the Tag Rugby Trust has grown to work in the UK and 8 developing countries We use rugby as a vehicle to “Build Futures” through relevant and challenging opportunities for children and adults alike Sustainability and local ownership is central to our work
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(UK, 1007819) Browse eventsThe Ralph Bates Pancreatic Cancer Research Fund provides grants for research into causes of and treatment of pancreatic cancer.
(UK, 1122139) Browse eventsRFU Injured Players Foundation protects and supports the rugby family. Their work includes injury prevention research, education and training to keep everyone safer on the field of play, and they provide lifetime support to all players (and their families) who have suffered a catastrophic injury.
(UK, 107419) Browse eventsMade For More aims to inspire and engage young people in their communities & schools; to educate and equip them with the knowledge needed to value who they are and make positive decisions, for a more purposeful future. We focus on: Mental Health, Self-Esteem, Drug Awareness , Alcohol Awareness.
(UK, 1160137) Browse eventsEducation is very important. Correct guidance is vital for the community. Living in peace and understanding the rights of others is crucial. Training and knowledge must be authentic for the future success. The aim of Daarul Huda is to produce Ulama and leaders who are competent in the Islamic sciences such as Tafsir and Hadith, and who also possess the professional skills necessary to serve, guide and lead the Muslim community. Daarul Huda’s overall curriculum is designed to produce specialism and academic excellence on the one hand as well as widely promote and facilitate the study of the Islamic Sciences and elevate the standard of Islamic learning in Muslims of all ages and backgrounds.
(UK, 1055205) Browse eventsThank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Our charity focuses on supporting worthwhile causes that add value to our communities, services users and staff which go beyond the core NHS offer. We support projects that show genuine value such as supporting community based groups, staff development projects or enhancing the therapeutic environments that are accessed by our service users and their families. Every single donation we receive is important to us and the charity works hard to ensure that the funds we raise are used to have a positive impact on the communities we serve. Charity No: 1055205
(UK, 1149573) Browse eventsLudgrove School is a community where pupils are prepared to live in a diverse world. To underpin this objective, the Foundation supports the cost of Transformational Bursaries, developing and improving School facilities, and reinforcing partnerships with local primary and secondary schools.
(UK, 281014) Browse eventsThe Williams Syndrome Foundation was formed in 1980 and is run by parents for parents of children with this rare condition which causes heart and kidney problems and learning difficulties. It desperately needs funds to finance its ambitious research and family support programmes which include national conventions and regional meetings.
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(UK, 1143359) Browse eventsThe Lord Wandsworth Foundation offers assisted boarding at LWC to children who have lost the support of a parent through death, divorce or abandonment. Since the Foundation was established in 1912 over 2500 children have been supported - please help us to support the Foundationers of the future.