All sponsorship of the Trust's Wainwright Walk will go to young people's projects with the Scouts Association, Shelter and the Children's Society
World's oldest, largest charity for 12-25 year olds, partic disadvantaged/disabled. 3,000 pa experience increased self esteem, independence, physical fitness, communication & team skills. Latest initiatives incl Special Needs, Young Offenders, Sail for Heroes®. Formerly Sail Training Association.
New Horizon is a day centre based in Kings Cross, supporting homeless and vulnerable young people aged 16 to 21. Founded in 1967, New Horizon has always been motivated by concern for the number of young homeless people coming to the Kings Cross area and getting drawn into a damaging lifestyle. In particular, young people who are involved with the drugs and the sex industry are seen as targets for New Horizon's intervention. Typically they are suffering from emotional and mental and/or physical health problems and are at risk of offending. New Horizon takes a holistic approach in responding to the needs, interests and aspirations of each young person and its main aim is to provide a positive future for this disadvantaged group.
Hilton in the Community Foundation is a grant-making organisation that focuses on supporting disadvantaged children and young people in the areas of Education and Health. By providing equipment, training, support and opportunities, HCF is creating brighter futures for young people.
BWCT work with the whole community, in particular children to provide sport, health, cohesion and education activities in and around Bolton. Those who benefit include the unemployed, disabled, children in care, teenagers and those with mental health issues. With new initiatives starting often.
WE MAKE A LIVING BY WHAT WE GET, BUT WE MAKE A LIFE BY WHAT WE GIVE Our vision is a world where all children have a sense of belonging and are loved and valued. Where they are opportune to receive basic education, to fulfil their potential, shape their own destiny and experience the joy of life.
Building on the rapid growth of ASOS, the ASOS Foundation was launched in 2009 as our own corporate charity. The ASOS Foundation’s mission is to transform young lives through fashion and technology – creating opportunities, developing skills and supporting new businesses – all subjects close to our hearts and closely aligned with our values at ASOS. We are currently working with young people and communities in the UK, India and Kenya to develop essential skills, talents, jobs and new businesses.
General Information The World Youth Organization advances education and relieves unemployment for every young person. Together with our partners, we work in 41 countries and territories to translate that commitment into practical action, focusing special effort on reaching the most vulnerable and excluded young people, to the benefit of all youth, everywhere.
To provide education and relevant support services to help young people, the unemployed and disadvantaged groups in society prepare for work in hospitality, leisure, travel and tourism.
Our vision is where young people are no longer lost to poverty and violence. We work to create a future where young people have real opportunities, taking responsibility for their lives by giving them the right leadership tools, to make positive impacts on both their own lives and their communities.
The Factory Youth Zone offers young people aged 8-21 somewhere to go, something to do and someone to talk to. The Factory provides a safe, attractive, accessible and affordable place where young people can discover a world of possibilities.
Our aim continues to offer a range of opportunities than can further the social and personal development of young people. We provide a safe and friendly venue that meets the changing needs and desires of young people with differing ages and abilities. We are based in Cramlington, Northumberland however young people travel from all over South East Northumberland, North Tyneside and Newcastle to access our services. We offer a wide range of challenging and fun activities to engage with young people aged 8yrs-19yrs and up to 25yrs with Additional needs groups. The activities are used as a tool to engage the individual the chance of taking responsibility of their personal development as well as explore their potential, with strong and positive support. CVYP provides a diverse selection of activities and outdoor challenges, like canoeing, kayaking, hill walking, rock climbing, mountain biking and football. CVYP also operates the Duke of Edinburgh Awards, John Muir Awards, The Prince's Trust programme, Employment Skills, support and advice, to name but a few. Weekly sessions include; 2 Junior and Intermediate sessions that focuses on early intervention, music, arts and crafts, sport and recreation. A sexual health and information outlet. Young carers group that engages with a range of needs, Additional needs drop-in for seniors, and juniors, Junior and senior additional needs holiday programme that all offer multiple activity and accredited programmes. Preparing young people for adulthood, independent living and employment.
The Rock Trust works in Edinburgh and the Lothians with young people between the ages of 16- 25 who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. Our role is to advise, educate and support young people to build better futures.
The Berkeley Foundation aims to help young people, their families and the communities in which we work, with the vision of making a real difference by helping people to improve their lives and participate actively in society and thrive through their own efforts.
The Young Lives Foundation is a dedicated childrens charity providing a unique range of support services for some of the most vulnerable and disadvantaged young people across Kent and Medway. These include giving young people a voice in the important decisions that affect their lives, providing long term consistent relationships with adults they can trust, assisting young people through times of difficulty and distress and giving young people the opportunities to take part in positive activities that build self confidence and self esteem. Your donations will help us achieve our aim of doing the best we can for as many young people and children as we can.
The YMCA is committed to helping young people, particularly in times of need. From providing housing, training and sports facilities to supporting young people and their families, YMCAs in England encourage, support and challenge young people to become all that they can be.
We work with children, young people and adults to ensure everyone is given the best opportunity to succeed in life.We build confidence, provide family support and maximise educational achievement. We are breaking the cycle of deprivation that exists within communities by providing long term support.
Wolverhampton Youth Zone named The Way will be a purpose-built facility for the city’s young people aged 8 to 19 and up to 25 for those with disabilities. The Youth Zone will be located on Worcester Street in Wolverhampton, and is expected to open in early 2016.
The Amir Khan Foundation is dedicated towards supporting young people who are disadvantaged in life. We are devoted to helping those who need guidance and assistance regardless of their race, religion or geographic location and to helping improve the environment and area they are living in.
Kids Inspire supports the emotional wellbeing of young people in Essex who have been affected by neglect or trauma. We believe that every child deserves a childhood and we ensure they receive the education and care required to help them become valued members of our society.
The Hackney Pirates is an innovative educational charity that develops literacy and creativity in the young people in Hackney, so that they achieve both in school and in the world beyond. By supporting us you are helping us continue with the bold work we are doing to support young people’s learning.
Archie Lloyd tragically died whilst travelling with friends after his A levels in the Summer of 2015. He was a highly motivated young man who made the most of his talents and was inspirational to younger boys at his school. His sunny demeanour and passion for all things sporty and his determination to be the best he could be. His legacy should reflect his personality and help other young people to make the most of their talents and to inspire others whose life opportunities may not be what we would all want. The charity will raise funds to support a series of programmes/awards that will provide an opportunity for young people with ability and drive who are both good citizens and role models to undergo coaching/training, to then use the skills learnt to motivate and inspire other young people. This may involve travel to enhance the experience of the selected candidates. Funding will also be provided to support mentors to help the candidates selected to become ambassadors for the Archie Lloyd Foundation. Areas of particular interest to Archie were all sports, outward bounds, politics, music, finance and academia. These areas will be of particular focus, (although not exclusive) for the Charitable Foundation’s Trustees in the selection of suitable recipients of any award. The Charitable Foundation will support direct programmes as funding allows, whilst also working with established charities that can support and further the charitable objectives.
Led by Lincolnshire YMCA, The Showroom is a youth facility offering activities, support & entertainment for young people in Lincoln. All donations to Lincolnshire YMCA through JustGiving will be gratefully received by The Showroom, helping to improve the landscape of opportunity for local people.
The Lads & Girls Club is a Positive Place for Children and Young People. 3,000 Children and Young People use the Club every week. Some come just to enjoy the new facilities, for others the Club becomes a second home where they know they will always get a warm welcome and find a caring and supportive member of staff ready to help with any problems they may have.
The Neil Desai Foundation was set up to support causes dear to Neil Desai who sadly passed away aged 22. The Charity aims to promote education and sports amongst the young, help the poor and needy in developing countries and invest in the prevention of cardiac fatalities in the young.