Borrowing both indoor and outdoor toys means you can keep pace with your child’s development and gives your child the space to develop their interests and imagination without the expense and environmental impact of buying new toys. Also encourage children to select their own toys and make choices.
Over the past ten years, the primary focus of our work has been directed to relieve the suffering of destitute communities across Africa. Today, we are expanding our work to include more countries in need. We can only do this with your help, support and solidarity.
SDSG is a user-led micro charity based at Scarborough Sports Village. The group is one of the largest disabled swimming clubs in the UK with over 250 members. To find out more please visit SDSG.org.uk.
YESS is a mental health charity based in Uttoxeter, Staffordshire. We provide support to children and young people aged 5-19 years old. We offer one to one counselling sessions, psycho educational group sessions and a peer mentoring service.
At Date Valley, we provide a nurturing environment in which pupils thrive. In addition to the national curriculum, we teach the values of Islam, and incorporate Quran memorisation. Working with parents we encourage pupils to develop their personalities to become confident and compassionate Muslims.
What makes MoFest stand out from other music festivals, is that the only ticketed event is our Friday night headline gig, the rest of the weekend is completely free!! Over 120 gigs in more than 20 venues over two days including our coveted Youth event which showcases school age children.
Improving Chances is a non-denominational charity with no overheads, committed to helping mothers and children in Western Uganda by empowering local communities and professionals and specifically by supporting a school for children with special needs in Fort Portal and the development of a health unit in Rwbaale.
We are a local independent charity supporting people over 50 and their carers in Trafford
Beaucroft Special School caters for children from 4 to 19 years with moderate learning difficulties and/or Autism. The Friends' aim is to raise funds to provide the extras that are outside the normal school budget. This includes specialist equipment, activities or residential trips.
The Daphne Shipman Benevolent Fund was set up in memory of Daphne Shipman. Daphne was the BVNA Congress Chief Steward for many years and sadly lost her fight against cancer in 1999. The fund has been made available to support members, their spouses, relations or dependents in time of need.
As one of Britain’s most exciting new universities and a major player in higher education, the University of South Wales is among the top 10 campus universities in the UK by student number and attracts a cosmopolitan mix of students from 120 countries. The University of South Wales is proud to be one of the St David’s Day Group of Wales’s recognised research universities - helping impact on real global challenges. The University of South Wales was formed in 2013 by the merger of the University of Glamorgan and the University of Wales, Newport.
Nottingham Arimathea Trust provides housing and support for destitute asylum seekers and newly recognised refugees, helping them to rebuild their lives in the UK.
RideforEric came about in response to the death of cyclist Eric Codling who was killed by a drunk and reckless driver in 2013. The charity has been founded to promote safe & inclusive cycling activities and also maintain a bereavement counselling service.
Attending school is not a priority for most underprivileged children growing up in developing countries. Many parents cannot afford basic food supplies to feed their families, therefore children spend their days looking for food on the streets rather than attending school and developing an education. Many schools receive little help and so struggle to provide the children with food and basic educational materials. Nia Children’s Foundation works with local African suppliers to provide food supplies and educational materials to non-government run schools in Africa’s poorest areas. This ensures that children attend school and receive regular meals enabling them to become healthier and more focused in class. The word Nia means life’s purpose in Swahili, the language spoken in Kenya. In our eyes ensuring these children are healthy and receiving an education allows them to provide for themselves in the future... this is our life’s purpose. YOUR £5 CAN HELP FEED AND EDUCATE ONE CHILD FOR AN ENTIRE MONTH Over 97% of your donations go directly to paying for the food supplies. NO donations are used in wages or expenses. Our finances are extremely transparent and supporters can see exactly where every single penny of their donations are being spent. Please visit our website for further information about our project.
We are a Christian membership charity. Our work in the diocese includes providing Away From it All holidays for families, running contact centres, supporting children affected by imprisonment, ministry of cake, attending citizenship ceremonies, knitting fiddle blankets & prayer shawls to name a few.
The BASIC Life Charity is a registered charity based in Felixstowe, UK. We were formed in January 2000 and assist all in need in our local community. We operate a food bank, community events and donate financial assistance to individuals and groups in need. Your support is vital to our work