At Winston's Wish we help children and young people rebuild their lives after the death of their mum, dad, brother or sister. This support enables them to face the future with confidence and hope. This includes: - National Helpline - Individual, family and group work - Training for professionals
Seashell Trust (formerly the Royal School for the Deaf & Communication Disorders) provides highly specialist education and residential care for those with severe learning disabilities combined with complex communication difficulties which include hearing and visual impairments, physical disabilities, medical needs and autism spectrum disorders. Our aim is to equip them with the confidence, self-esteem and the communication skills they need to reach their full potential in life.
CAP Foundation is an UK-based international relief and development agency. CAP aims to alleviate the suffering of the less fortunate within the UK and Asia. As well as responding to emergencies, it also looks at developing longstanding programmes to enable our cliental to stand on their own feet.
Molly Olly's Wishes aim to support emotionally and financially, where appropriate, the lives of children with terminal and life threatening illnesses throughout the Midlands and UK.
IntoUniversity addresses academic underachievement, low aspiration, and social exclusion among young people by offering an integrated programme of out-of-school study, one-to-one mentoring, personal support and, in partnership with universities, specially-devised FOCUS weeks, days and weekends.
Project Trust encourages school leavers to spend a whole year volunteering in Africa, Asia, Central and South America. Its unique approach enables volunteers to develop their full potential while immersing themselves in a new community and sharing their skills and interests.
Up to 700,000 children arrive at school too hungry to learn every day. Magic Breakfast works with primary schools across the UK with the aim to make sure every child has access to the right fuel for learning to reach their full potential. Go to www.magicbreakfast.com for more details.
The Hall is one of London’s leading independent IAPS day prep schools for boys aged 4 to 13. Established in 1889 in the Belsize Park area, the school has 450 pupils spread across its Junior, Middle and Senior Schools. The Good Schools Guide says that The Hall ‘remains confidently the top north London prep school for those looking towards the country’s top academic secondary schools'.
Mencap wants a world where people with a learning disability gain an equal right to choice opportunity and respect. The charity believes that people should have equal opportunities in education, work and in playing a full part in the community. They believe that support for the families and carers of people with a learning disability is vital to achieving their vision
The National Literacy Trust aims to create a society in which everyone has the reading, writing, speaking and listening skills that they need to fulfil their own and, ultimately, the nation’s potential.
Thank you for visiting Playskill on MyDonate. Playskill provides pre-school parent and child playgroups in Watford and Hemel Hempstead for children with physical difficulty or delay.
The University's Cardiff Fund seeks the philanthropic support of its alumni and friends to invest in the University and to further enhance its status as a world-class institution.
The Venkat Trust provides and improves educational facilities for school children and university students in the poor fishing village of Kovalam near Chennai, in Tamil Nadu, India. Every penny donated goes to the Trust. All UK costs are met by the trustees.
St Finian's Catholic Primary School The Ridge, Cold Ash, Berkshire, RG18 9HU St Finian’s has been caring for local children and teaching them in the Catholic faith for generations. The Franciscan Missionaries of Mary first started St Finian’s convent here on this wonderful site in 1915 and our sisters have lived and worked alongside the school ever since. Sadly, their Trustees can’t sustain the convent here any longer. We have to move on, the property will be sold and a new school must be built. That’s why our community needs to invest in the future of our children now so the next chapter can begin and the family of St Finian’s can journey on together, learning and living the Christian values of faith, love and justice. Please support our wonderful Community in the various events they have planned to raise the £210,000 we need for our new school. You can donate directly, make a pledge or sponsor one of our events.
edukid helps disadvantaged children and families access education in Cambodia and Uganda. For many in these countries education is seen as a way of breaking the poverty that they live in. edukid aims to provide everything a child needs to go to school and therefore providing hope of a brighter future.
Treloar School and College provide a unique blend of education, medical care, therapy and independence training for young people with complex disabilities, from right across the UK. Over 90% use wheelchairs, 40% have no communicable speech and, tragically, 20% have a life-limiting condition.
We're a leading international technological University located in the heart of Glasgow, Scotland. Our commitment to useful learning guides our research, our learning and teaching and the way we work with businesses and organisations.
As a UK-registered charity, Read (Rural Education and Development) Foundation has been implementing educational and welfare projects in the developing world since 1994. Education Works We run 340 schools educating 85,000 children, employing 4,500 teachers and sponsoring 8,000 orphans.
As a tribute to Jimmy Higham, teacher, colleague and friend, Wellington College is establishing the Jimmy Higham Bursary Fund. The award is dedicated for a pupil from the N W of England who exhibits the same dedication to learning, hard work and achieving excellence that Jimmy came to personify.
The Friends Of Valence support Valence School which is a local authority maintained special residenntial and day school for children and young people with physical disabilities, complex medical needs and associated learning difficulties. At Valence our children and young people give life and learning everything they have got and they deserve every opportunity we can give them. Whilst core funding is provided by Kent County Council, we rely on the fundraising efforts of many supporters and well-wishers to make a real and positive difference to the lives of our wonderful students.
Abingdon is a leading independent day and boarding school in the south of Oxfordshire with 925 boys aged 11-18 enrolled at Abingdon School and 250 boys aged 4-13 and girls aged 4-7 at Abingdon Preparatory School. As well as encouraging academic achievement, the Schools provide extensive extra-curricular opportunities, including sport, music, drama, art, and community service.
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Dulwich College is an academically selective but socially inclusive boys' school with a long history of philanthropy and social responsibility and with charitable status. Founded as Alleyn's College of Gods Gift at Dulwich in 1619 by the famous actor-manager, Edward Alleyn's foundation sought to provide 'good learning' for 'twelve poor scholars'. Under today's leadership of the Master and Governors, we are profoundly conscious of our historic responsibility to provide an excellent education for bright boys regardless of their parents' means. We are looking to build a community of benefactors to help us develop our bursary programme and to undertake a number of capital projects across the campus that will support excellent teaching and learning through the 21st century.
The Snowdon Trust (prev. Snowdon Award Scheme) provides grants to physically & Sensory disabled people studying in the UK. Students with places at colleges & universities can apply. We typically help fund; sign language interpreters, computers, other specialised equipment or services. Thank you!
We have day places for 28 pupils with physical difficulties, mostly cerebral palsy and treat a further 1,400 young outpatients from other schools. The most recent Ofsted report rated everything we do as outstanding.