Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.E R Mason Youth Centre is based in the Ladywood Ward of Birmingham. Our mission is to support young people aged 11 - 19 through the transition to adulthood. We provide a range of youth work projects and activities for young people to get involved in Please donate to support our cause. E R Mason Youth Centre Aims to:• Provide a safe and friendly environment where young people can relax, socialise, meet friends and participate in activities. • Provide young people with informal education opportunities and access to information, support and guidance.• Help young people to achieve their goals, aspirations and support their personal development.• Host events for young people and the wider community. Charity No: 500 132 Find out more Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ermason.youthworkers
Lifeworks supports children and young adults with learning disabilities. RESPITE CARE • RESIDENTIAL CARE • FURTHER EDUCATION • LIFE SKILLS • YOUTH CLUBS • SPORTS INCLUSION Our aim is to provide new opportunities and skills that will lead rewarding and active lives.
Westminster House Youth Club is a charity based in Peckham, South East London. It provides purposeful activities, both recreational and educational for young people aged 8-18. The local area is beset by a range of inner city problems, e.g. drugs, gang violence, poor educational opportunities, etc. The Club aims to support young people to make positive life choices.
The Salford Diocesan Lourdes Pilgrimage takes place each year. With over 750 pilgrims, the pilgrimage supports sick, elderly and infirm pilgrims travel to Lourdes. They also support carers, volunteer helpers and young people who assist sick pilgrims take part in the pilgrimage.
INSIGHT Group provides information, help, support, signposting and more to Carers brought the Dudley borough. Our CHAOS! Project is the biggest specialist play service in the region providing fantastic and unique play experiences to some amazing children. We Love Carers.
We support young adults 18-45 years with a physical disability across the western region of West Sussex. Through a varied program of activities we aim to help our Members develop the skills required for independent living and social interaction.
A UK based Christian Sail-Training organisation, delivering inspiring adventure sailing and incredible life experiences for young people.
Springboard Project is a community based charity that increases the life chances of children and young people with disabilities and families with young children by providing safe, inclusive play and recreational opportunities together with parenting support and information services.
Holding On Letting Go is a bereavement support programme for children and young people aged between 6 and 16 years old. The programme is a non residential weekend, where bereaved children are invited to tell their story, explore their feelings and share experiences.
Street Reach work with young people in the Winchester District at risk of suffering through the effects of a wide range of issues including financial deprivation, drug and alcohol misuse, difficult home life, bullying, crime, mental health problems, under achievement or exclusion from school or college, unemployment, homelessness and low self esteem. We offer support and guidance, team building and engagement, through sports, creativity, trips and events. The provision of detached youth work that meets young people on their territory and on their terms helps us to recognise which young people are at risk and what their needs are. The core team of Youth Workers are dedicated to regular contact with young people on the street, building relationships and trust, challenging negative behaviour and attitudes and supporting them to take action to improve their quality of life.
Callum's Adventure's 2016 Young Callum Smith is like any other 9 year old boy, full of fun, life and adventure. He has such a cheeky and extremely loveable nature that you cannot help but fall in love with. His passion and absolute determination to achieve what he sets out to do is truly inspirational. Callum and his family give hope that despite the horror that they live they never give up the fight for a full and fun life. What makes Callum different is that he sadly suffers with an extremely rare and severe form of Muscular Dystrophy, Duchennes. This is a serious progressive muscle weakness that will eventually weaken his lungs and heart muscles and cause premature death by his mid to late twenties. Callum has continual assessment health checks and physiotherapy but eventually will become locked in his own body. I cannot stress to you how deeply upsetting this is to watch Callum deteriorate, the reality of what this young boy faces is soul destroying. Callum's passion is for outdoor sports, he attends all cub scout camps and literally throws himself in to all of the activities. He has fought against the need for a wheelchair for some time but eventually everyday things that we take for granted have become too much for him. The wheelchair that Callum currently uses provides basic support for general day to day living. It is our intention to raise £15000 to provide Callum with an all terrain wheelchair that will enable him to not only use daily but to continue with his passion for the outdoors. This chair will ensure that Callum is able to keep up with some of the normality of life, inclusion in school sports day activities, not just be able to attend Cub Scout camps but to also partake in the activities like his friends. This will enhance Callum's life, enable him to continue a full life and bring happiness and smiles to a family that are facing a very daunting path. We have a team of very dedicated fund raisers Here's what we are up to 10th April 2016 Charity Car Wash with Bucks Fire & Rescue Service, Stocklake, Garside Way, Aylesbury, Bucks. HP20 1BD A chance to meet the Fire Service whilst getting your car cleaned. 24th April 2016 Heather Curtis will be running the Virgin London Marathon 550 training miles in 4 months to take the 26.2 mile lap of honour round London with Muscular Dystrophy UK 21st May 2016 Charity Ball at The Holiday Inn, New Road, Weston Turville, Aylesbury, Bucks. HP22 5QT Raffle, Auction, Entertainment with a three course meal. "A night to celebrate" 10th September 2016 Derek Ludlow, Greg Kirwan and their team of 6 Revolve24 A 24-hour cycling relay racing series at Brands Hatch. 11th September 2016 Heather Curtis will be running The Great North Run The largest Half Marathon in the world.
"Chloe & Hayley Angels at Work" was created in memory of our brave and beautiful young girls, Chloe Jade Stronach and Hayley Marie Spokes. The charity raises funds to provide special treats and gifts for children with life limiting conditions.
Originally built in 1864, the 70ft Essex smack Pioneer fell into decay after a life spent dredging oysters in the North Sea. An audacious restoration project by the Pioneer Sailing Trust recovered the wreck in 1998 and restored her. Pioneer’s new life as a sail training vessel can take up to 16 people and is used as a vehicle to facilitate learning skills and exploring new and adventurous territory whilst in a unique environment. The Trust has also maintained the boat building ethos by developing a specialist training facility at Harker’s Yard, Brightlingsea where young Apprentices learn boat-building skills and develop essential values needed to seek future employment. Hundreds of young people benefit from their time at Pioneer Sailing Trust each year, whether on a sailing adventure, work experience in the boat yard, or an Apprenticeship. The Trust is passionate about developing and supporting young people through education and new experiences.
We are committed to enabling young people to realise their potential and support sustainability in their communities. Kids are our Priority! Ecologia Youth Trust works with disadvantaged young people, communities, youth groups and volunteers in Russia, Georgia, Thailand, Kenya and Uganda. Our vision is a world where all young people can thrive within their own communities. For 20 years we’ve been working to enable disadvantaged young people to realise their potential and to support sustainability in their communities by improving their education, health, and welfare, strengthening their communities, and helping them to protect their environment. We support young people to learn from and respect each others’ cultures. THANK YOU FROM ALL THE CHILDREN
The Cube Youth Centre is run by the Market Harborough based charity, Harborough Youth and Community Trust. It gives young people aged 11 to 18 a safe place to spend their leisure time, meet new friends and be supported by qualified and experienced staff and volunteers.
Tunzas Pride is a St. Helens based Charitable Organisation. Tunza is the character who heads Children & Young Persons Welfare Charity, Tunza’s Pride, a charity aiming to assist Organisations in getting a positive message through to Adults as well as their Children, primarily working with Schools, Nurseries, Play Schemes Youth Groups & local Businesses. Tunza encourages children & young people to think of and help other less fortunate children & youngsters in need of help & assistance. Tunza is the Swahili word for “caring for” and the ethos of the group is the care and welfare of everyone in our Community, especially vulnerable children and young people. Our work stretches throughout the St. Helens Borough, as well as the whole of the North West. We also support initiatives with origins in the area whose objectives a to help others from other parts of the UK or abroad.
Warrington youth club believes in 'Inspiring young people to achieve' we exist to support young people’s development, offering opportunities to gain, increase and develop skills, knowledge self awareness and confidence, and enabling them to make positive and healthy life choices. We currently deliver a range of projects including one to one mentoring with children that have become involved with gangs, drugs or crime; Stay Safe programmes that encourage children and young people to avoid these paths in the first place. Girl’s groups support young women around topics such as relationships, social media, eating disorders, self harm and self esteem; and similar groups for guys. For those with disabilities we offer a Buddy system that allows for disabled children to do everyday things, such as go to the cinema or travel on the bus with young people from mainstream education. We also teach Positive Life Skills such as cooking and basic hygiene to better allow those with disabilities to fit into everyday life. We have opened an Enterprise Centre in the town centre of Warrington that has a free gym to encourage young people to exercise rather than hang around the streets; and that also teaches basic skills needed to enter the working world
Positive, lasting change for vulnerable children and young people - that's our passion, our history, our reason for being.
In 2003 8 young people and 1 family moved into Perry Common with a desire to serve local people and see the community enriched with a sense of hope and purpose. Today UDB works across 3 neighbourhoods, connecting with over 4000 children, young people, offenders and families in a variety of contexts.
Helping the YOUNG transform THEIR world We work with three partners in Guatemala and one in the UK. Young Adults with Purpose in Guatemala. YAPG A movement of young adults. The young adults have life experience of Guatemala’s most significant social issues. YAPG is a network of support working to facilitate opportunities for young adults to participate in and lead community projects and initiatives. Through group meetings, activities, local Guatemalan volunteer mentors and provision of education support the outworking of YAPG is executed. Young Adults with Purpose in UK. YAPUK YAPUK operates very similarly to Guatemala following the same principles but with cultural and regulatory differences. Young adults will be mentored by volunteers. We believe young people having a mentor and role model as they journey through their development has a major positive influence upon their decision making and futures. Time to Rescue Rescue of street living children and youth in Guatemala City. Rescues are the result of significant work with the beneficiaries which leads to a transition from street life to other projects and programmes that then lead to an eventual reintegration with family or into other accommodation. Time to Rescue invests in working with and supporting local churches, groups and individuals, including young adults in YAPG taking on roles as volunteers of Time to Rescue. Time to Rescue is currently working with in excess of 400 street living children. My Special Treasure Working with severely abused teenage girls providing residential care and recovery. Mi Especial Tesoro run their own project called the Education Centre. This is a school attending to 110 children from the Chimaltenango rubbish dump. The girls at My Special Treasure, who are increasingly integrating into YAPG, help give classes to the children.
Shaftesbury Young People - Supporting young people in care and in need to find their voice, to be healthy, to learn, develop and achieve and to gain an independent and positive place in society. Shaftesbury Young People provides residential homes for children aged 11 to 17, services for young people leaving care, supported housing for young people and venture activities for personal development. Shaftesbury Young People is the new working name of Shaftesbury Homes and Arethusa.
The Rugby Portobello Trust works with young people under the age of 25 in North Kensington in London. Our aim is to help these young people, through a wide range of activities and learning programmes, to achieve their personal best and to grow up to become independent adults who can play a full part in their local community.
Stable Life is a unique approach where vulnerable young people learn life skills through the horse and its environment enabling them to reflect on the impact of their behaviour on themselves and others.
The Island Trust helps disadvantaged young people to develop life-skills through sailing. We help those with special educational needs, disabilities and emotional and behavioural difficulties. Sailing contributes to personal development; self-worth and motivation, enhancing employment prospects.