Haslar Visitors Group arranges for trained befrienders to visit asylum seekers in IRC Haslar (a prison where they can be kept indefinitely). It also helps asylum seekers living free in Portsmouth, providing advice, food, money and a social centre. Asylum seekers are not allowed to work and get, at best, 70% of British benefits. Some wait years while their cases are considered.
Meal-a-Day is volunteer run charity working to provide clean water, food, agricultural development, basic education and basic healthcare in many less developed parts of the world. Before creating your page please check with [email protected] that your project is one that CMaD supports. Thank you.
York Foodbank provides a minimum of three days emergency food and support to people experiencing crisis in the local area as part of the Trussell Trust foodbank network. The recipients are referred by front-line care professionals. The simple, practical gift of food and support at the point of crisis can change lives.
Dee Banks School Charity Association aims to raise money to be spent or given as grants for the benefit of the pupils and families of Dee Banks School.
Southend Vineyard is a community of people who are serious about Jesus, and have fun showing his love for local people in practical ways. The Storehouse is a ministry of SV which helps more than 600 people each week with emergency food and other support to help them through difficult times,
Surviving Winter is a UK-wide co-ordinated campaign to encourage people to make donations to help older and vulnerable people affected by fuel poverty this winter. The campaign was inspired by people who wanted to recycle their Winter Fuel Payment to support older and vulnerable people who are less fortunate than themselves. Community foundations all over the UK are co-ordinating the campaign. What they collect, thanks to the generosity of the British public, will be targeted directly to help those locally who struggle to stay safe through the winter. Why we need this appeal With rising fuel bills and the prospect of another cold winter, older and vulnerable people are at risk. 5.4 million households in the UK are currently living in fuel poverty, with almost half of these households aged over 60. Each year around 20,000 more people aged 65 or over die in winter months than in other months of the year. With colder winters and rising energy prices, households are reporting increasing difficulties paying their fuel bills. This leads to households making difficult choices about prioritising their expenditure with some foregoing other essentials such as food to pay for fuel and some cutting back or turning off the heating altogether. Cold weather exacerbates coronary and respiratory illnesses, illnesses associated with older people. For every winter-related death there will be dozens of people suffering illness and hardship. Choice between eating and heating, isolation and depression are all factors. Results and outcomes All of the money raised will be used to provide direct benefit to older and vulnerable people who are suffering because of fuel poverty. The money will support those most in need of help and make sure they can afford to stay warm, eat well and remain mobile, as well as help them in practical ways such as ensuring they can make doctor’s appointments, get to the shops, and maintain an active social life.
The aims for Kandy Kids is to bring food, fun and education to children in orphanages in Kandy Sri Lanka.
The Basingstoke Foodbank provides emergency food and support to local people in crisis. We provide emergency food and support when people need it most. We serve all people believing everyone has the right to food on their plate, dignity, skills, a chance to work and hope for the future.
Oxford Food Bank has dual aims of reducing food waste and supplying fresh food to other charities who feed needy members of the local community. The organisation is run solely by volunteers so we can supply around £25 of food for each pound received in donations! Help us to make a difference today.
Children & Families Ltd provides a number of child and family services including children's centre services, childcare and the Family Food Bank.
Nansato Nursery Trust has built and operates four nurseries in southern Malawi. It provides care, education and food for 300 pre-school children each year. The pupils play games, sing, dance, listen to stories, eat porridge, learn and laugh lots. Thirteen Malawian staff are employed by the charity.
Excellent Development supports rural communities to gain access to clean water and grow more food to eat, store and sell. We support communities to build sand dams, which provide local clean water supplies and the potential to invest time in sustainable agriculture.
Bill Quay Farm is set on the south bank of the Tyne with a panoramic view of the river. Its main objectives are EDUCATION through formal courses and informal training; RECREATION the farm is open and free to all; CONSERVATION we are home to a range of native and rare breed farm livestock
Sausage Tree raises funds to advance the education and well being of deprived children in The Luangwa Valley, Zambia. The infrastructure is poor, industry is non-existent, and many people live in extreme poverty. Being a remote area, access is limited and the government is hugely restricted in how much it can help the local schools. These schools struggle to deliver even the most basic education with extremely limited resources. Beyond the children’s immediate need for food, clothes and medicines, the charity believes that education, practical training and awareness of the importance of their environment is essential for them to lead a sustainable life.
Change a Child's Life is run by Paul Kenny and Lisa Brocklebank. It is a UK registered children's charity operating in and around the slums of Nairobi, Kenya. It assists orphaned and deprived children by providing safe accommodation, free education, fresh drinking water and food. Aims 3.1 TO PROMOTE THE BENEFIT OF PEOPLE LIVING IN AND AROUND NAIROBI, KENYA, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY YOUNG PEOPLE ATTENDING THE MARIA IMMACULATE CHILDREN'S EDUCATION CENTRE FOR POOR CHILDREN AND ST. MONICA CHILDREN'S HOME FOR ORPHANS BY 3.1.1 THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING; 3.1.2 THE RELIEF OF POVERTY AND SICKNESS; 3.1.3 THE PROMOTION OF GOOD HEALTH. 3.2 TO ADVANCE IN LIFE AND HELP YOUNG PEOPLE THROUGH THE PROVISION OF RECREATIONAL AND LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES PROVIDED IN THE INTEREST OF SOCIAL WELFARE, DESIGNED TO IMPROVE THEIR CONDITIONS OF LIFE AND BY PROVIDING SUPPORT AND ACTIVITIES WHICH DEVELOP THEIR SKILLS, CAPACITIES AND CAPABILITIES TO ENABLE THEM TO PARTICIPATE IN SOCIETY AS MATURE AND RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUALS.
EMERGE runs FareShare North West which receives surplus in date food and redistributes it to organisations which provide meals to the vulnerable and needy in the region. Last year we diverted nearly 200 tonnes from landfill which contributed to 50,000 meals for those in food poverty. FareShare also provides work experience and training for volunteers helping people back on the road to employment. Many of our volunteers are from beneficiary organisations and have been long term unemployed and/or are vulnerable adults themselves. We provide healthy sustainable food awareness training including cookery and 'grow your own veg'. We support the Love Food Hate Waste Programme with cookery demonstrations and initiatives. FareShare currently supports 60+ NW organisations and the number is growing. Our depot is run by 2 paid staff and over 50 volunteers annually. We offer corporate volunteering opportunities and outreach training. EMERGE's Chief Executive, Lucy Danger, has taken on the epic challenge of cycling from Land's End to John O'Groats - over 900 miles - during her 14 days of annual leave from 1st July in aid of FareShare North West! Lucy has purchased a suitable bike and is undergoing gym training as well as a cycling regime (nearly 1000 miles completed since mid Feb)... it's been a hard but worthwhile slog to get ready so far!! Thanks to BikeRight! who're organising and supporting this ride, and Lucy will be making a personal donation to their dedicated charity, Simply Cycling. Please make your donation in support of Lucy's ride and FareShare North West's work, your help is very very much appreciated.
A cafe for homeless and other vulnerable people in the centre of Oxford. Open six days a week in the early evening. Activities and clothes as well as simple, nutritious food. In other words, a community centre for those who have no community.
Bradford Metropolitan Food Bank is a small, volunteer-based charity, which aims to help individuals and families when they are in crisis, by providing free emergency food until appropriate agencies are in a position to assist.
Donations to AKF support the programmes of the Aga Khan Development Network. AKDN works across a spectrum of fields, from food security to microfinance, to improve living conditions and development opportunities for poor or isolated communities in Africa, Asia and the Middle East. www.akdn.org
c4c means citizens4change and is a charity that assists children and young people living in Kisumu, Kenya. It currenlty provides shelter, food and training for those who were living on the street. It has over 124 children in its care and is looking to build a new school and rehabilitation centre.
Creating Better Futures helps to EDUCATE & EMPOWER orphans and vulnerable children in Zimbabwe. Your donation & fundraising event could send children to school, provide food & basic medical care. Its only 50p/day (£15/month) to sponsor a child Thank you, together we are Creating Better Futures
Spitalfields City Farm is the nearest city farm to the square mile, located in one of the most deprived and densely populated wards of Tower Hamlets. It is a community space that inspires and that everyone can enjoy, delivering recreational, educational and environmental activities and services.
ICA supports the communities of Portland to achieve maximum levels of physical and mental wellbeing. We achieve this through a range of services. Many aim to improve the lives of Portland's older, more isolated and vulnerable residents. Others focus on local food, training and volunteering for all.
Barca Leeds is a community based organisation- The vision is to help children, young people and adults develop their full potential for their own benefit as well as for that of their community, and to promote health, learning and social well-being
Somebody Cares is the leading charity in the NE of Scotland providing free food, furniture, household goods, clothing and much more to help desperate people.They help thousands every year.