NTC TS Resolution (UK, 306084) Browse events

TS Resolution is the East Grinstead unit of the Nautical Training Corps which is a uniformed youth organisation based in the south of England, aiming to help young people develop their full potential through nautically based training to develop self confidence and a sense of self worth.

The Fortune Centre Of Riding Therapy (UK, 1045352) Browse events

The Fortune Centre of Riding Therapy is a specialist further education college for horse-motivated young people with special needs. A three year residential Further Education Through Horsemastership Course enables students to relate more successfully to others and to have greater and more appropriate control over their own lives.

18 & Under (UK, SCO26688) Browse events

Eighteen And Under is a small charity based in Dundee which provides free and confidential support and information to young people and children.

Camp Cando Organisation (UK, 800323) Browse events

Camp Cando is a grass roots voluntary organisation for young people with complexity of special and behavioural needs. Every year we give a group of young people from London the opportunity to spend a life enhancing and fun week away from home in the summer. Our team of helpers ensure an excellent standard of care and attention to meet the campers’ individual needs. The week also provides parents and carers with respite from full-time caring.

Fleet Phoenix (UK, 1144057) Browse events

At Fleet Phoenix we work to put young people at the Hart of their community.

LUPS (UK, 1070259) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.LUPS is a registered charity providing high quality holiday play schemes for children aged 2 – 19 with profound physical and/or multiple learning disabilities. Our unique play scheme has been running since 1986 and provides 1 to 1 care forchildren and young people living in Hampshire. The play scheme is located at St Francis Special School. We have the full run of the school and the grounds we means we can utilise many areas to create a fun, stimulating and sensory rich environment for the children and young people to explore and enjoy new activities.We rely solely on grants, fundraising and donations to ensure the continued success of our wonderful play scheme. Please consider donating to support our charity. Charity No: 1070259 Find out more Website http://www.lups.co.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/LetUsPlayScheme

A and M Scotland (UK, SC041463) Browse events

A&M SCOTLAND supports children and young people from some of Scotland's most deprived areas to improve life chances. An award winning charity A&M specialise in the delivery of diversionary group work and physical activities for young people aged 7- 25 within Glasgow and West-Central Scotland. The young people we work with are often at risk of becoming involved in anti-social and/ or criminal behaviour, substance abuse/ misuse and gang membership or violence. Our activities divert young people from negative situations which may impact on their lives and opportunities in the future. We aim to improve participants’ physical health and well being by increasing participation in physical activity and sport, and by educating them about the benefits of healthy diet and lifestyle. Our services also encourage participants to develop personal and social skills, self-efficacy, self-esteem, and personal responsibility. We currently operate in 29 local community sites throughout Glasgow and West Central Scotland and work with up to 1500 young people every week. For more information please visit: www.aandm.org.uk

Buttle UK (UK, 313007) Browse events

Making a real difference to the lives of children and young people in need. Providing grants to some of the most vulnerable children in the UK; we aim to overcome immediate crisis or ensure the best possible opportunity for a successful education.

Frenchay After Burns Children's Club (UK, 1105104) Browse events

FAB is an independent charity with a simple aim, to provide ongoing support to burn injured children and their families. It supports young burns survivors and their families by building self- esteem, confidence and having fun through activities such as camps, fun days and parties.

Light into Europe (UK, 1017626) Browse events

Established in 1986, Light into Europe is British registered, the only charity to focus its efforts in building a national support programme for the Romanian Sensory Impaired children and young people. Light into Europe works primarily in the fields of education, life skills and accessibility.

The Door Youth Project (UK, 1131919) Browse events

At The Door, we believe in the potential of every young person. Yes, when we first meet them, they might be angry, rebellious and in all kinds of trouble, but over the months we see them change. The Door is a Christian-based youth project, established in 1991 for the benefit of all young people aged 11 to 25. We do mentoring & personal support so young people can learn to express their anger in more positive ways. We offer a safe place for them to hang out off the streets and fun and challenging activities and trips to channel their energy. And we offer education- practical vocational training such as carpentry, so that troubled young people can go on to lead positive and fulfilled futures. We turn lives around. We have been a positive influence in the lives of so many seriously disaffected young people. We have worked with a 15 year old armed robber, 14 year olds addicted to Cocaine and 12 year olds that use sex as a substitute for love. When asked what difference do we make, Brendan, Project Co-ordinator, always says “There are young people alive today that might otherwise have been dead if it wasn’t for the work we do.” This is the greatest outcome we could achieve, a life with a future where there was despair, hope where there was sadness. Our work is challenging but the rewards are great. We now see over 300 young people every year and over 150 very month. We provide 1,123 hours of drop-in general youth work time. We engage with 40 disadvantaged young people through over 2,000 hours of training workshops. We help over 50 disengaging young people through over 1,000 hours of one to one support. We see growth in confidence and motivation in over 50 young people as they participate in performance arts. We do have a huge impact, but still need to do more to address unmet needs. We work with those with suicidal thoughts on a weekly basis. Please help us to help them. Your gift will bring HOPE!

British Youth Council and UK Youth Parliament (UK, 1123224) Browse events

 SOCIAL ACTION FUND "help us to make a difference, to ourselves, to each other, and  our communities" We young people have set up our own charity to help ourselves get moving, as social action volunteers - addressing what we think is wrong in society, campaigning, volunteering, making a difference . We are looking to raise funds in response to HRH Prince of Wales new campaign in support of Youth Social Action asking politicans, bsuiness, faith leaders and communities to provide more opportunities for young people aged 10-20, get involved to make a difference to themselves adn their communities, - not matter who they are and the barriers they face. We need funds to support socail action volunteering, travel and hardship bursaries to enable everyone who is willing, to have their say and take action. Asp little as £10 can cover travel and a snack for a volunteer, makin gyou a bronze give and thanks in our annual review - £10,000 can move mountains ! We ll even give you a Silver Supporter Certificate! and invite you come and see. Sponsoring our big events or pgorammes makes you a Gold Partner - give James Cathcart a ring! But its lots of little donations that will make a difference cause they all add up and make us feel supported - we want your support as much as a donation. Oh - Who are we? The British Youth Council (BYC) is a national, youth led charity that inspires young people aged 11-25 to have a say and be heard. Since its ascent in 1948, our vision is for a world where young people are respected an able to influence and inform decisions that affect their lives. We provide direct training, campaigning and volunteering opportunities to young people enabling them to interact with decision makers and participate in their communities; and offer support, advice and resources to a network of over 250 member organisations and local youth councils across the country. Young people lead on every aspect of our work: our board of trustees are all aged 16-25, elected annually by other young people from across the UK. We work with 10,000 young people each year and focus our energy on engaging young people from diverse and disadvantaged backgrounds. Your invaluable support will help us raise £250,000 a year to match fund grants so that we can provide social action opportunities to volunteer and  give young people to gain skills, build confidence and explore opportunities to make a difference in our world. They campaign on social issues, stand for elections, go to Parliament (in all parts of the UK), or supporting work in their school councils. We offer training leadership skills, campaigning and puttin gyout point across and provide opportunities at lots of conventions to debate, consult and question decision makers. For more information on British Youth Council and our work, please visit our website at: www.byc.org.uk or call us on 0845 458 1489. Formed in 2000, UK Youth Parliament (UKYP) is a national youth organization that works with young people aged between 11-18 to campaign on issues that affect their lives. The organization consists of democratically elected members and has around 600 members, who are elected to represent the views of young people in their area to government and service providers. Over 500,000 young people vote in the elections each year, which are held in at least 90% of constituencies. UKYP is now being managed by BYC. For more information please visit our webiste at: http://www.ukyouthparliament.org.uk/ or call us on: 0845 2501299 

1st Weobley Scout Group (UK, 521376) Browse events

1st Weobley Scout Group provides adventurous, fun and challenging opportunities to enrich the lives of our young people, boys and girls, who are aged 6 - 14 years. Formed in 1967 and based in rural North Herefordshire we seek to promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentials as individuals, responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities by way of the Scout method promoted by the Scout association. 1st Weobley has a committed team of unpaid volunteer Leaders who willingly donate many hours of their valuable time each week to support our Beavers, Cubs and Scouts. We are very proud of our place in the local community and our association with many of the village organisations. We have a particular affinity with the local branch of the British Legion and the Burton Gardens Centre which supports sheltered housing for the older generations.  We are completely reliant on fundraising and donations both to provide the equipment and resources necessary for our young people to have fun and to maintain our aged wooden HQ which is almost as old as the group itself. At the present time we are engaged in re-equipping the group with camping equipment and refurbishing much of the inside of our building. We have a dedicated and committed fund raising team who work so hard on our behalf. The subscriptions that we receive from the families of our young people barely cover our costs so we are constantly looking for innovative ways to raise funds for the group. We rely on the generosity of people like you. Please make a donation to support our young people. It really makes a difference. Thank you.

Jamie Procters Foundation (UK, 1139763) Browse events

Jamie Procters Foundation was established to give deserving young people a chance to benefit from life changing experiences. The charity was set up in memory of Jamie, an exceptional young man who died at a tragically young age. The Foundation will focus on 9-11 year olds, who haven’t had the advantages and opportunities that Jamie and many of his friends have had. By giving these kids from less privileged backgrounds, the chance to visit an adventure centre in Devon and to experience first hand, activities that many have not even heard about such as raft building, coaststeering,yachting, caving, abseiling and orienteering, we hope to show them that there is more to life than the 'Gang Culture', back home in Hackney. In turn this will help to inspire and motivate them, to achieve their potential in whatever paths they eventually choose. We feel this would have met with Jamie’s approval.

23rd Camberwell (St Giles') Scout Group (UK, 303832) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.The 23rd Camberwell (St Giles') Scout Group work with youngsters from the age of 6 - 18 years old. Formed back in 1914, we've been working in the Camberwell area for 100 years now.

Warrington West District Scouts (UK, 1053741) Browse events

Warrington West District Scouts constitute 16 Beaver colonies, 15 Cub Packs, 15 Scout Troops & 5 Explorer Units. We have in excess of 500 young members, supported by a dedicated team of adult volunteers. We fund-raise to support Scouting for our local young people and Scouts from the 3rd World.

My Time For Young Carers (UK, 1155572) Browse events

My Time offers respite activities and support for young people in Surrey and the surrounding areas whose lives are adversely affected by the disability or ill health of family members. We also support young people who have added caring responsibilities because their families are in a time of crisis.

The Adam Lewis Effect Foundation (UK, 1161819) Browse events

#TALE was created in memory of Adam Lewis, who sadly and suddenly passed away in June 2014 from Sudden Arrhythmic Death Syndrome at the age of 24. We raise funds to provision cardiac screening for young people in North West UK, and awareness of SADS in the hope of preventing further young tragedies.

Girlguiding Anglia (UK, 278508) Browse events

Girlguiding Anglia is proud to be part of Girlguiding, the UK’s leading charity for girls & young women. Guiding offers girls & young women a space where they can be themselves, gain life skills & discover new opportunities whilst making a positive difference to their community & the wider world.

Anonymous Child (UK, 1166698) Browse events

Anonymous Child fights the cycle of poverty and inequality by providing support to high-impact local projects that enable the most vulnerable group of society – children and young adults – to become a positive driving driving force within their communities. We envision a world where all children and young people, regardless of their economic background, are given access to high-quality education and care to ensure a fair start in life and set them on the path towards a brighter future.

Friends of the Rose Bowl (UK, 1079165) Browse events

The FoRB support the Rose Bowl Youth Club in Islington to tackle youth social exclusion through innovative, targeted and effective programmes. Every young person deserves a chance and to direct their energies into positive activities that benefit themselves, their family and their community.

SSP Foundation (UK, 1163717) Browse events

The SSP Foundation provides grants to charities working to promote healthy eating, particularly in young people. In addition the charity makes donations to certain UK charities linked to the local communities.

Queenswood (UK, 311060) Browse events

QUEENSWOOD SCHOOL  was founded in 1894, is a registered charity, and has always aimed to provide an excellent, well-rounded education for girls. There is an emphasis on developing each girl’s potential and her self-confidence. The girls’ achievements are remarkable, academically, in sport, and in the creative and performing arts. They go on to be leaders in society through a diverse range of careers. Like many girls’ schools, we do not have a rich endowment and the School has been able to keep its leading position in education because of its donors’ generosity.   TO MAKE A DONATION  Please click on the Queenswood Hall - Buy a Brick Appeal highlighted in RED in the FIND out MORE box on the left hand side of this page

Girlguiding Scotland (UK, SC005548) Browse events

Join the fun and adventure of Scottish guiding We are Scotland’s leading charity for girls and young women, with 50,000 young members. We build girls’ confidence and raise their aspirations. We give them the chance to discover their full potential and encourage them to be a powerful force for good. We give them a space to have fun.

8th Ashford (middlesex) Scout Group (UK, 305792) Browse events