Hope Housing (UK, 1132349) Browse events

Hope Housing (Bradford) aims to reduce homelessness in such ways as may be thought fit within the context of Christian values and practice, based on the biblical mandate to love our neighbour as ourselves.

Age UK West Cumbria (UK, 1122049) Browse events

We are a local independent charity. Every penny we raise is spent in West Cumbria to provide information, advice and a wide range of services and activities to inspire, enable and support older people to lead fulfilling and independent lives and to influence the way people think about ageing.

HARC Homeless And Rootless at Christmas (UK, 1049438) Browse events

We are a Sheffield based charity committed to providing a safe and warm day shelter, which is open to all vulnerable men and women between Christmas Eve and New Years Day each year. We provide a cooked breakfast, a large lunch and a suppertime meal along with hot and cold drinks and snacks. Guests are welcome to spend the whole day with us. During the project we are visited by a hairdresser, health workers and a variety of entertainers. We also run a clothing store throughout the project. We are staffed entirely by volunteers, working on a shift system. Our thanks go to everyone who gives up their time during this busy period of the year. All of this is funded entirely by generous donations and various fundraising events.

Upendo Children's Home (UK, 1142091) Browse events

Upendo Children's Home aims to provide a loving, stable and sustainable home to orphaned children in north-west Tanzania. We provide a hand-up and not a hand-out through the development of locally rooted development projects (such as agriculture and solar-power) which will contribute to Upendo from within our local community of Buswelu, Mwanza.

Lancaster & District Homeless Action Service (UK, 1093016) Browse events

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Marsha Phoenix Memorial Trust (UK, 1063698) Browse events

Marsha Phoenix Trust is a project providing support and housing for young homeless women . The Trust has helped hundreds of young women overcome a negative start in life to fulfil their full potential. This is achieved through education, personal support and learning the skills to be independent within a caring environment.

The Jermain Defoe Foundation (UK, 1152125) Browse events

The Jermain Defoe Foundation has been founded by the Spurs and England striker to support homeless, vulnerable and abused children in his family’s home country of St Lucia, working in partnership with the government and other charitable organisations.

Home-Start Southern Oxfordshire (UK, 1113941) Browse events

Home-Start Southern Oxfordshire is a voluntary home-visiting scheme. We recruit and train volunteers to offer support and friendship to vulnerable families. We want to see a society in which every parent has the support they need in order to give their child the best start in life.

Community Health Education And Reconstruction Training (UK, 1052817) Browse events

Community H.E.A.R.T. (Health Education And Reconstruction Training) was set up in 1995 to support the people of Southern Africa, particularly South Africa, in their struggle to overcome the awful legacy of apartheid. We support self-help projects based on the hopes, aspirations and initiatives of local people and communities. The first democratic elections in South Africa ended apartheid, but apartheid left a legacy of poverty and deprivation for the majority population who had little or no access to proper health, education, housing and utilities. Reconstruction and development to eradicate the causes of inequality, discrimination and poverty started in 1994 but due to the enormity of the task support for this will be required for the foreseeable future. We work with local people and organisations focussing on: providing greater access to educational resources HIV/AIDS projects which raise awareness and support those affected by the pandemic supporting those affected by violence against women and challenging gender violence access to health care community arts projects helping build local peoples’ self confidence and sense of achievement housing projects addressing the need for formal housing

St Wilfrid's Centre (UK, 512021) Browse events

St Wilfrid's Centre is a charity for homeless, vulnerable and socially excluded people. We provide welfare and educational services and help people to gain in skills, confidence and self esteem.

Scottish Love In Action (UK, SC030516) Browse events

SLA supports destitute children in Andhra Pradesh S.E. India. We feed,clothe,house, educate and provide medical care for over 500 children who are either orphans or whose relatives cannot support them. We do this by funding a Home and School in Tuni.

St Pauls Hostel (UK, 1043921) Browse events

St Paul’s Hostel charity operates three projects within Worcester aimed at targeting homelessness and its causes. The mission is not to intervene in individuals’ private lives, but to provide the support and care necessary for clients to gain the level of independence for which they can take responsibility.

Julian House (UK, 19305R) Browse events

Julian House operates more than 10 projects across BANES addressing the problems of homelessness & the underlying reasons why men & women are forced onto the streets. Every day over 100 clients are being supported by projects which include access to training & preparation for employment.

Ben View Centre (UK, SC024093) Browse events

Is a community centre that offers a range of services to the community of West Dunbartonshire. These include, a daily lunch club for older people supported by 20 volunteers: a community bathing service for 90 adults per week: a meeting place & office base for community & voluntary groups

Home-Start Central Bedfordshire (UK, 1109262) Browse events

We believe that children need a happy, secure childhood and that parents play the key role in giving their children a good start in life and helping them achieve their full potential. Home-Start Central Beds offers friendship & support services to local families who are going through hardship.

Cheltenham Open Door (UK, 1063434) Browse events

Broadway Homelessness and Support (UK, 274403) Browse events

Broadway is a London based homelessness charity. Last year we provided direct services to more than 9,000 people who were either homeless or at risk of losing their homes. We help people get accommodation, improve their health, gain training, employment and live independent lives.

Cedar House (UK, 1070087) Browse events

Cedar House has been providing counselling to the people of the Preston area since 1998. We opened in a small way with a special focus on pregnancy-related crises, but have grown over the years to offer counselling on a wide range of issues to men and women alike.

Lorica Trust Ltd (UK, 1066891) Browse events

The charity offers support for the homeless through its purpose-built accommodation and rural training opportunities. It also provides a range of projects and services to people challenged by learning disabilities to enable them to live their lives to the full from childhood through adult life.

Aberdeen Foyer (UK, SC023655) Browse events

Aberdeen Foyer is a local charitable organisation working to prevent and alleviate youth homelessness and unemployment. We provide supported accommodation, access to a range of education, training, employment opportunities & community health services for young people in Aberdeen & Aberdeenshire.

The Arches Project. (UK, 1091918) Browse events

The Arches Project provides practical help, emotional support, volunteering opportunities, and skills-based mentoring to people in need across the city of Nottingham. We provide free resources in the form of furniture, household goods, clothing, food and child and baby equipment to assist families and individuals by meeting their immediate practical needs. Alongside the practical provision, The Arches Project offers a number of additional services such as Furniture Restoration Project, Drug Clinic, Just for Women and Just for Men clubs, Power to Change course and The Arches Inspiring Change programme. The aim is to provide an environment of compassion and care, where people feel that they belong and are accepted; where they can build a sense of self-worth and confidence. The Arches Project is a place where staff and volunteers can be generous with their time, energy and practical resources; where they can go the extra mile. The Arches Project aims to give people a step up to rebuild their lives as part of a supportive community, where people of all backgrounds are accepted and valued. 

Cirencester Housing For Young People (UK, 299821) Browse events

Supporting vulnerable young people with housing needs. CHYP is a  small local charity that provides supported accommodation for vulnerable young people who find themselves homeless through no fault of their own. We support single young people, aged between 16 and 25 years old, in Cirencester and the surrounding area. Our aim is not just to offer these young people a roof over their heads but the care and support a family would normally provide. A way for them to learn how to look after themselves, gain confidence and live a more fulfilling life independently.

Moving On (UK, 1111581) Browse events

Moving On works with 16-25 year olds living in County Durham who face homelessness or housing difficulty and need support to live independently. Our services are based around four key principles, Advice, Guidance, Support and Skills. Thank you for your support.

Chorlton Good Neighbours (UK, 1013285) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.Chorlton Good Neighbours provide friendship and support for elderley and vulnerable people living in Chorlton and surrounding areas of Manchester. Activities include day trips, a weekly coffee morning, visits to housebound people and exercise classes for the less mobile. We also try and provide transport for those who are less able to travel.

Jersken Little Angels Home (UK, 421) Browse events

Our aim is to help orphaned children by providing a home, family, care and education. We are based in both Jersey and Kenya, with our first recently built home just beyond the outskirts of Nairobi. We believe education is the key to self-sufficiency. That is why we place such a strong emphasis on educating the children. Without such emphasis, any assistance would simply be a band aid solution and not fix the long-term problems affecting these areas. We help our children reach new heights by inspiring them to develop the desire and capacity to break the cycle of poverty and to become the best that they can be. It is our goal to develop future leaders among these children so that one day they can help make their country self-sufficient. We must obtain on-going funding for the maintenance of the children and future paid staff. We started with just three children and volunteer helpers. Please help us help more.