(UK, SCO42392) Browse eventsWe support families of children and young people with eczema in Scotland.Our aims:
(UK, 1121106) Browse eventsA gift from you today will help make a difference in the Lancing and Sompting communities.It will help provide for a youth worker to work among our young people, some of whom come from parts of town considered to be deprived communities. It will help provide materials and resources for the Electric Storm Youth Drop In Sessions. It will help provide the necessary admin and support activities as we seek to raise £3 million to build the Electric Storm Youth Centre, and it will move us closer to that target.So make a difference, support our young people and make a gift today. Electric Storm Youth has a long-term vision to provide and run a Centre for the young people in Adur, and has recently received planning permission to build. The provision of the Electric Storm Youth Centre will give young people a place to call their own, leading them away from the streets and any activities that may be detrimental to them and the community. The social, arts, sport, leisure and vocational activities provided, will develop their potential by helping them with skills and interests that will enhance their lives and increase their employment potential.Once built, the Electric Storm Centre will be open to the youth every evening from 4pm –10pm and also during the weekend. Outside of these times or as rooms are available, the facility will be available for hire by other community groups.The opportunities to volunteer in the running of the Centre will aid the development of leadership skills and community awareness, enhancing community cohesion to the benefit of all. Charity No: 1121106 Find out more Website http://www.electricstormyouth.co.uk Facebook http://www.facebook.com/electricstormyouth
(UK, 1144209) Browse eventsThe Kenelm Youth Trust offers opportunities in youth ministry to young people within the Archdiocese of Birmingham and beyond. The Kenelm Youth Trust (registered charity no. 1144209) is committed toproviding life changing opportunities for young people, helping each person toreflect upon their life of faith and how they respond to the call of JesusChrist in their lives. The Trust has been established by the Archdiocese ofBirmingham to oversee and bring together the wide variety of youth work that isundertaken in various settings throughout the Archdiocese. There are 4 streamsto the Kenelm Youth Trust which are Alton Castle, Soli, BCYS and the SchoolChaplaincy Service. Charity No: 1144209 Find out more Website http://www.kenelmyouthtrust.org.uk
(UK, 276520) Browse eventsStella's Voice (an outreach of The New Hope Trust) is a humanitarian organization that focuses on stopping sex trafficking in the country of Moldova. We build and sponsor houses where the country's orphan girls & boys can come to receive an education and a head start on a better life.
(UK, SC028201) Browse eventsA support group for children and young people aged 8-18 years, who have to look after a member of their family.
(UK, SC045132) Browse eventsLauderdale Scout Group currently has Beaver, Cub and Scout sections engaging young people from 6 to 14 years.
(UK, 1068104) Browse eventsVolunteer Centre Hackney build skills, confidence and self-esteem in people by helping them to volunteer at over 500 local organisations.
(UK, 285831) Browse eventsMFY is a national music education charity that creates high quality performance opportunities for young people of all backgrounds and abilities. We want to inspire and motivate them to actively engage in live music making, celebrate their musical achievements and fulfil their true potential.
(UK, 1158587) Browse eventsEpilepsy Lifestyle is an East Sussex based charity dedicated to improving the lives of children and adults affected by epilepsy. The current focus of Epilepsy Lifestyle surrounds the issues of safe sleep. To this aim Epilepsy Lifestyle funds potentially life-saving epilepsy monitors in a hope to reduce the risk of 'Sudden Unexplained Death in Epilepsy Patients'
(UK, 1112691) Browse eventsThe Source transforms lives through believing in young people. We use solid and consistent Christian values to work with over 1500 young people a year through our cafe, teen parent & mentoring programmes, anger management, counselling, detached youth work, social enterprise and much more...
(UK, 1153870) Browse eventsWe use sail training as a method of raising the aspirations of young people through their teenage years. Our training is both on the water and on dry land and results in the growth of confidence, teamwork and leadership skills whilst gaining valuable qualifications to enhance their careers.
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(UK, 1118191) Browse eventsThe Exodus Project is a children's charity based in Barnsley. Our project aims to build supportive and caring relationships with children and young people and their families in the local area. We do this through a variety on channels....mid-week activity clubs, home visits, activity week-ends away and schools work. We aim to reach young people, many from disadvantaged communities, and divert them away from negative lifestyle choices and help them with their self-esteem and confidence.
(UK, 1108358) Browse eventsWindows for Peace fosters contact between young Palestinans and Israelis using journalism and video based projects. It also promotes dialogue between Muslim, Jewish, Arab and Palestinian young people in the UK.
(UK, 1158805) Browse eventsBase 33 provides intensive support to young people experiencing challenges because of difficult family circumstances, drug/alcohol mis-use, homelessness, and involvement in crime and risky behaviour. We are the only centre in West Oxfordshire (population 106,000) that provides a specialist service for vulnerable and chaotic young people through mentoring, project work and our health drop-in. We take referrals from the police, schools and local drug agencies. We support an average of 150 young people aged 13-25 each week. We have been working in Witney (population 23,000) for 14 years.
(UK, 1120694) Browse eventsWe work with young people (11-19) with difficulties in their lives that stop them achieving all they can. We run a growing range of educational and support projects to help young people re-engage with education or training, learn vital life skills, and find employment. No matter what's happened in the past, or however tough the present, we believe that with the right help each young person can see and achieve a bright future for themselves and their communities. Please make a donation today to support our vital work, and help us to help disadvantaged and disengaged young people to build brighter futures. Thank you!
(UK, 270949) Browse events1st Whittlesford & Duxford Scout Group is a hugely successful scout group with over 130 members. We have an enthusiastic team of trained volunteers providing activities six times a week for children aged 6-18 years of age. We completed building our fantastic new Headquarters in March 2015 with huge meeting hall, three climbing walls, kitchen, meeting room and showers however we still need to raise around £30,000 to pay for it. Please give generously!
(UK, 1130281) Browse eventsThe Mark Evison Foundation aims to promote leadership qualities in young people. The Foundation has been created to offer support to young individuals to wish to actively pursue their own physical, mental and personal development to help develop their potential over a period of time.
(UK, 1151617) Browse eventsRespite Care for Children & Young People with Special Needs and their siblings.
(UK, 1061037) Browse eventsVoluntary clubs for adults with learning disabilities. We meet socially every week, enjoy weekend breaks away and a week’s Summer Holiday each year, bringing additional benefit of respite for parents and carers. We rely on our own fund raising and even more so on donations – please help.
(UK, 810210) Browse eventsTo help the development of girls and young women emotionally, mentally, physically and spiritiually to enable them to make a positive contribution to their community and the wider world this is achieved through a programme containing a wide variety of activities.
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(UK, 1093569) Browse eventsFor each young person to have the opportunity to make the most of their unique potential To help young people practically develop their skills and inner strengths for real world success For 20 years Keyfund have been helping young people to make the most of their worlds and be the very best they can be. Keyfund taps into young people's individuality, curiosity and creativity as they dream up their very own project ideas and make them happen for real. Keyfund's brilliantly simple model strikes that sweet spot between freedom and structure, creating the perfect environment for young people to learn and flourish. Motivated by their passions and interests, young people are committed to see their project ideas through from start to finish. Every year thousands of young people get together as a team of friends to 'Think', 'Plan' and 'Do' their Keyfund projects. They're each supported by a trained facilitator and work on their projects whenever and wherever they choose. When young people challenge themselves, they can achieve amazing things and this makes them feel fantastic. Over the last year teams: launched a T-shirt business; kayaked around the British Isles; did an underwater litter pick; sent hundreds of football boots to Africa; and designed and made a huge sculpture. One group even recorded and album which secured them a gig at a local festival. But it's not just the projects Keyfund are interested in. The most important thing is the skills and inner strengths young people develop along the way. Keyfund have 12 skills that they ask young people to focus on and develop as they go on their Keyfund journeys. These skills are the building blocks for future success. When you couple them with the inner strengths like confidence and self-awareness, young people can use them to follow their passions, build their own lives and make the most of their unique potential.
(UK, SC036044) Browse events26th Dundee Scout Group is about personal development through providing opportunity. It encourages young people of all backgrounds, male and female, to.have self-belief and a voice; to develop physically, intellectually, socially and spiritually. We call this everyday adventure. They just call it fun! Are you a member of the Scouts, or maybe a past member or parent or guardian of a young person who enjoys Scouting? For 100 years we have been providing opportunities and experiences which give young people the chance to have fun and become confident, successful individuals who are better prepared for whatever they decide to do in later life. We have ambitious plans for the next 100 years and with your help we can make sure that as many young people as possible in our Scout Group can benefit from Scouting. Thank you!
(UK, 1106379) Browse eventsFollow Your Dreams is a national charity operating in England and Wales that inspires children and young people with learning disabilities to follow their dreams.