(UK, 1140295) Browse eventsThe MTV Staying Alive Foundation fights HIV the smart way by supporting innovative prevention programs on the ground and broadcasting original content to help spread awareness around the world.
(UK, 1145258) Browse eventsCancer Hair Care - Together let’s make hair loss one less worry for people with cancer. We offer free services & support for patients who are losing their hair due to cancer treatments. Teenagers need special headscarves for school, tiny tots need hats & adults need wigs, scarves & caring support.
(UK, 222798) Browse eventsBradbury Fields mission is to promote independence for blind and partially sighted people within the community, to promote the prevention of blindness agenda, and to value and embrace diversity in everything that we do. Thank you for visiting our page
(UK, 1146145) Browse eventsAlec's Angels is dedicated to the memory of a very special little person. We want his love & laughter to be shared amongst the people who helped him most. We hope you can come join us at one of our events soon to help raise money for these awesome guys that gave so much. It’s our time to give back!
(UK, 1154137) Browse eventsADD-vance supports families of children who have ADHD and/or Autism through personal support groups and telephone helpline, consultations and coaching in the home as well as training and consultancy to schools and other professionals. A parent says "When it feels like every door has shut and you feel confused, upset and on your own, ADD-vance is there in person and on the phone to listen, advise, support and open another door"
(UK, 900591) Browse eventsProvides advise support and slow stream rehabilitation to adults living with acquired brain injury and their families and carers. The charity aims to improve lives wherever it can by encouraging and enabling independence, hobbies, return to work, social integration and adjustment and acceptance.
(UK, 1122990) Browse eventsIt was Rob's wish to initially raise £100,000 to fund research into DSRCT, a rare and aggressive childhood cancer. and continue fundraising until a cure is found ! We need £34,000 per year to fund. Thank you for your kind support. All donations are greatly received.
(UK, AJC206) Browse eventsHeadway Jersey supports islanders and their families, who are living with a brain injury. Our Headway Centre provides an environment and services which enable members to learn new skills, gain confidence and coping strategies to deal with everyday situations that most people take for granted.
(UK, 1124524) Browse eventsWe are the only approved centre and school for children with cerebral palsy in the London region. Our services include parent and child sessions for babies from birth to age 3, a nursery group and school for 5-11 year olds. Through conductive education, we teach children to be as independent as possible by developing their physical, intellectual and social abilities. The London Centre for Children with Cerebral Palsy is the operating name of The Peter Rigby Trust (previously known as The Hornsey Trust).
(UK, 1104396) Browse eventsThe Hotcourses Foundation was set up in 2004 to help fund the education of children in the developing world whose access to education was limited or non-existent. Its objective is to make a measurable, tangible difference to the lives of children in some of the poorest parts of the world. Initially it has focused on AIDS-orphans in Kenya and HIV positive young adults in Uganda.
(UK, 1062800) Browse eventsThe Norfolk Hospice provides care, comfort and compassion to those in our community nearing the end of their lives and to their families and friends. People referred to our service have a variety of life-limiting conditions, including the many forms of cancer and neurological diseases.
(UK, 1092779) Browse eventsHeartswell South West is a charity which is committed to supporting heart patients, their carers and families in the Westcountry. Donations help Heartswell to provide funding towards life saving cardiac equipment for local hospital's, counselling, cardiac nurses and nurse training.
(UK, 1162851) Browse eventsBrighter Futures Zambia is a charity founded by sisters Katie & Jennie to provide orphaned and vulnerable children in Zambia (especially those affected by HIV/AIDS) a happier, healthier and safer present and a more secure and fulfilling future.
(UK, SC008428) Browse eventsThe Craighalbert Centre's services and facilities are exclusively funded by donations, and would not exist without the generous support of our donors. Services supported by fundraising include the Siblings Group, the hydrotherapy pool and the Centre’s provision for children under the age of two.
(UK, 1119273) Browse eventsAbbie 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
(UK, 1151542) Browse eventsJake McCarthy was a bright, talented,fit,beautiful 24 year old who recently died from a totally undiagnosed brain tumour. Emergency surgery was unable to save Jake. The Foundation aims to raise awareness of the symptoms & early diagnosis to prevent another family having to endure such a tragedy.
(UK, 1126222) Browse eventsWe exist to make malaria no more. We work tirelessly to save and protect millions of lives from malaria, mainly young children who are most at risk. Malaria affects almost half of the world’s population and claims the life of a child every minute... but with your help we can make malaria no more.
(UK, 1074011) Browse eventsEst. in 1990, Headway Leicester provides top notch support services for adults with acquired brain injuries, their families & carers. They help people come to terms with the devastating effects of brain injury; at their day centre in Leicester & their outreach services across the county & Rutland.
(UK, 1070079) Browse eventsCerebral Palsy Plus is a Bristol charity caring for and working with children and adults with Cerebral Palsy, their families and their carers. There is no cure for Cerebral Palsy and our aims are: to enhance the quality of life of those with Cerebral Palsy to enable them to live as independently as possible, to provide companionship for isolated disabled people in the community and direct support for families to help alleviate the pressures of caring for a family member with Cerebral Palsy at home. Our motto is “listening to individuals” and since established in 1960’s we have worked with thousands of people with Cerebral Palsy. Our services are free to anyone with Cerebral Palsy living in Bristol, Sth Gloucestershire, Nth Somerset and Bath and are designed to meet the emotional and practical needs of our members by offering companionship, support and encouragement. This is achieved through a range of free services including impartial information and advice line, activity clubs, family trips to local attractions, one to one outreach support, help with form filling, hardship grants scheme, access to a holiday home which caters for disabled or just a friendly ear. We also support local organisations involved in the care and education of those with Cerebral Palsy.
(UK, 1167626) Browse eventsThe charity was set up in memory of Stuart and Fraser Bates to promote and support Organ Donation in Wales, the rest of the UK and beyond. The charity encourages and educates families to discuss their wishes on organ donation and helps provide appropriate support at the necessary time.
(UK, 1148170) Browse eventsPACT for Autism is run by a group of volunteer parents and professionals. We support parents of children with autism and other disabilities by providing services such as a helpline, monthly meetings, email & social networking, family leisure activities and sign-posting to partner agencies.
(UK, 1078790) Browse eventsThe Neuro Foundation improves the lives of those affected by Neurofibromatosis, one of the most common neurogenetic conditions in the world Everyday a baby is born in the UK with Neurofibromatosis. There are over 25,000 people in the UK with the condition and, as yet, there is no cure.
(UK, 1011509) Browse eventsSouth East Cancer Help Centre aims to give people affected by cancer and their family and friends an opportunity to explore ways which may help them to cope with their situation. The Centre supports people in the choices they make and provides individual and group support, complementary therapies and information.
(UK, 278268) Browse eventsOur highly subsidised service enables women over 40 to be screened for breast cancer earlier and more frequently than they would under the NHS programme. Costing just £35, mammograms are carried out at two hospitals in East Kent — the QEQM, Margate and the K&C, Canterbury.