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HSNSG was established in 1989, Over the years we have become recognised as a specialist provider of services in our field, we provided support for children, young people and their families, through holidays, regular trips and activities, summer scheme and weekly clubs ran at our resource centre
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Home-Start helps families with young children deal with whatever life throws at them by providing one-to-one support for parents.
GAPA has been providing free open access adventurous play to the children of Gainsborough and the surrounding area for 40yrs and plays a major part in bringing the community together and celebrating the valuable contribution that the children, young people and families make to where they live.
The Israeli Scouts Western Europe involves mainly two leading projects run by Israel Scouts’ Tzabar Olami – Garin Tzabar Europe and Israeli Scouts Europe (Tzofim). The Israeli Scouts (Tzofim) is the largest youth movement in Israel, which involves thousands of teenagers in Israel and around the world. Its programme gives the opportunity for every child and teenager to gain leadership skills and to integrate and take a meaningful part in the Israeli society and the Jewish communities around the world. Garin Tzabar is a programme for young Diaspora Jews and sons and doaughters of Israelis, who choose to immigrate to Israel and serve in the Israel Defence Forces (IDF).
Syngenta Juveniles F.C. Are a SFA Community Standard & Disability Inclusive Club with over 350 members. The club supports Scotland's only Cerebral Palsy specific youth football section as well as boys, girls and adult teams. The club have a proud history and were formed in 1960.
Teams4u seeks to work with children and young people who are in need and to develop the skills of those who work with them. Consequently the partner organisations vary and the needs that require support. At preasent T4U are working with those who support orphans, street children, child soldiers and young offenders. The current partner organisations are located within Eastern Europe and Africa.
Gaddum is a leading childhood bereavement charity and the largest provider of services to bereaved children, young people and their families in Greater Manchester. We believe that the right support at the right time can enable young people to live with their grief and rebuild positive futures.
Signpost is an award-winning charity based in West Lothian. Its aim is to make things happen for families of children and young people with disabilities, by offering practical help and informal emotional support, so that young disabled people have the same choices and opportunities as others.
Chelmsford 4 Good makes it easier for businesses and people to help local good causes through the giving of time and skills, money and resources.There are over 500 local charities and community groups in Chelmsford.They do a fantastic job, and help improve the quality of life for people living in Chelmsford – everything from scout groups to older peoples’ luncheon clubs to sports activities.Many are really struggling to secure funding and to fundraise. They often don’t have the time, skills or marketing budget compared to larger, national charities to be able to raise their profile or to fundraise in their local communities. Many are too small to support their own online donation or community fundraising activities.
WE ASSIST INDIVIDUALS TO BECOME SELF-EMPLOYED BY OFFERING LOW INTEREST REPAYABLE LOANS OF UP TO TEN THOUSAND POUNDS, ON GOING BUSINESS GUIDANCE AND SUPPORT, WHICH CAN INCLUDE ADVICE FROM A VOLUNTEER MENTOR.
Rathbone is a UK wide voluntary youth sector organisation providing opportunities for young people to transform their life-circumstances by re-engaging with learning, discovering their ability to succeed and achieving progression to further education, training or employment. We are one of the largest independent providers of education and training in the tertiary sector. Our philosophy and our approach to working with young people today comes directly from our founder Elfrida Rathbone who believed that everyone, whatever their starting point in life, can make progress through learning. The focus of our work is on young people facing great personal challenges in terms of their learning and social support needs. Rathbone provision reaches some 20,000 young people annually across Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Our work is focused on four key programme areas: Youth Choices , a programme for young people aged 14 to16 who are either wholly or partially excluded from school Preparation for Life and Work, a programme called Foundation Learning in England, Skill Build in Wales and Get Ready for Work in Scotland, for young people aged 16 to 19 who are not yet ready for work or further study; Apprenticeships, for young people aged 16 to 24 who are ready to embark on training for work; Youth Engagement, outreach programmes for young people aged 14 to19 who are not in education, training or employment. We operate from a network of 47 centres across the UK. To find out more about our work visit www.rathboneuk.org
Vision 4 Youth provides programmes for young people aged up to 25 years in Yateley and the surrounding area. We provide physical, educational and other activities in order to equip young people to fully participate in society as independent, mature and responsible individuals.
GET aims to inspire people from all backgrounds to get into the outdoors, to test themselves in different environments, and to push their limits. We want to help people develop their character through exposure to challenging, exciting and inspiring experiences. The Trust offers small to medium size grants to individuals who need financial support in order to achieve this aim. As young people are put under ever greater academic pressure and face growing social and psychological pressures through the emergence of social media and gaming mediums it has been the traditional reliefs that have been thrust aside. At times when it may be most needed, adventurous training seems to be dropping further and further down the list of priorities. We want to inspire people to take that next step, to try something new or challenging, and enhance their own expectations of what they can achieve.
Friends Of Tameside Young Carers Supports all young Carers living in tameside to have a break and a chance to be children and young peopleThank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.
Reading YMCA provides supported housing to vulnerable young people and allows them the opportunity to develop and realise their full potential. Aswell as working with the wider community, our aim is to empower young people and bring communities together.
YOPEY (pronounced yop-pea) runs campaigns to combat the bad press inflicted on young people by revealing, recognising and rewarding young unsung heroes and setting them up as positive role models for other young people to copy. We are creating tomorrow’s great citizens today. In our first 10 years (2005-2014) we held campaigns in 12 English counties – Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Norfolk, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire, Suffolk and North, South and West Yorkshire plus the whole of Scotland, In 2014 we held our first YOPEY in Greater London. Our ultimate aim is to hold campaigns across the whole of the UK. At the end of each campaign we hold an awards ceremonies at which the very best young citizens are giving cash awards to invest in their community projects. They received YOPEYs – ‘Oscars’ for young people who give to others. In our first 10 years we awarded young people about £150,000. We are also trialing befriending schemes where we are linking schools with care homes. The young volunteers are given training to relate to elderly people with dementia. YOPEY has mainly been supported by companies as part of their corporate social responsibility, but this VirginMoneyGiving page has been set up to enable the contestants in Miss Norwich and Miss Ipswich, and Mr Norwich and Mr Ipswich, to fundraise for YOPEY as part of their bids to represent their county town in the annual Miss England contest.. But anyone is welcome to fundraise for YOPEY using VirginMoneyGiving as a way to authenticate what you are doing and ensure your sponsors’ money reaches this charity, without any commission being taken by VirginMoneyGiving.
Our Scout Group is based in the village of Goudhurst in the Weald of Kent and has been providing Scouting to young people for over 100 years. In recent years the number of children wanting to join the Beavers, Cubs and Scouts has increased considerably and we have waiting lists in all sections. Our present building is a former school gymnasium of wooden construction with a steeply pitched roof and is over 100 years old. There is only one meeting room with poor acoustics. This makes it very difficult for the Leaders to provide the range of activities they would like to, especially in the winter months when the outdoor facilities cannot be used. The main benefits of the extension will be: 1) to provide an additional, smaller meeting room so the Leaders can work with small groups and run different activities simultaneously; 2) to provide a larger kitchen with room for cooking activities. The existing kitchen will be converted to much needed extra storage; 3) to allow us to free up our waiting lists and to be better placed to cope with the continuing demand by local families for their youngsters to join our Group.
North Yorkshire Youth: adventure | learning | discovery North Yorkshire Youth (NYY) is a children and young people’s charity based near Thirsk, North Yorkshire. We are the modern face of a youth association dating back to 1941, and today our mission remains that of our founders – to provide learning and personal development opportunities for children and young people.We believe that everyone has the power to achieve amazing things, and we’re committed to providing for 8-25 yr olds the widest possible range of opportunities to discover this for themselves. To this end, our charity works in three main ways to provide opportunities for our beneficiaries:
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 524601 Find out more Website http://www.1stknowlescouts.com
The 9th Aberdeen Scouts are fundraising for 33 scouts to visit Arizona and The Grand Canyon in October 2014. Aims of the trip will include experiencing joint learning activities with Boy Scouts of America, hiking in The Grand Canyon, and learning about the traditional life of Native American Indians
A registered charity providing group work for young people with specific needs e.g. managing anger, building confidence.
We are a small charity working in Dhaka city, Bangladesh, amongst the poorest people of the slums and busties, bringing hope into desperate lives. Asha began by providing basic literacy training to street girls, offering them a first step on the ladder of self-respect and hope. Over the years more than 300 illiterate teenagers have received basic education that they would otherwise have been denied. Many of these girls have now gone on to receive work-training and experience in one of our Next Steps Asha training centres. Here they learn practical skills and produce a variety of craft goods and hand-embroidered fashion accessories. We are completely dependent on the kind donations of our supporters and funds raised through the sale of Next Steps Asha products. All the money we receive goes directly towards the cost of maintaining the education centres, paying wages to girls and local staff and to the provision of medical help and support in cases of need. Please visit the Meider Jonno Asha website for more information, up to date news on our projects, and stories of lives that have been changed.
The Rock is safe space for young people to develop their spiritual, emotional and physical wellbeing. We live out practical Christian love for all young people, regardless of faith or background, through challenging activities from urban street sports to essential life skills.
Youth in Romsey is a support centre for young people aged 11-25 who help with any issue.We support young people, according to their needs, we help them to explore issues affecting their lives, to solve problems and help them to make informed decisions.We rely heavily on the support from our amazing volunteers whom without we would not be able to run the variety of services