Vale House, in Oxford, is an independent care home for 40 people who suffer from dementia and gives support to their families. Donations buy vital equipment such as hoists for those who can no longer walk. Gifts improve their daily lives, help brighten their day or bring in some specialist help.
The Big Issue Foundation aims to enable people affected by homelessness to achieve self-confidence, self-esteem and independence by providing access to a unique range of services that help homeless people take control of their lives and find permanent homes and jobs.
The project works in partnership with Canterbury Women's Refuge to provide free advice and support to women and children suffering the effects of Domestic Abuse. The aim of the project is to help women and children find safety, to gain confidence and to rebuild their lives.
The Dreams and Wishes Charity is dedicated to making a real difference to the lives of seriously ill children and their families. Our goal is to fulfill an ill child’s dreams, this could be through gifts, a holiday of a lifetime or giving them the chance to meet their favourite celebrity.
The Puzzle Centre is a charity that promotes and delivers early intervention for young children with autism and other communication difficulties and supports families and practitioners through training and outreach programmes
Supporting children in treatment for brain & spinal tumours.We provide Treasure boxes, a wonderful box packed with the best toys personalised to suit each child, a holiday home and grants to children and their famillies who have been hospitalised whilst receiving treatment.www.indeerosetrust.org
We support the poor and vulnerable in the field of health and education in the remote parts of Nepal. We provide health care through a telemedicine link, saving many lives and give better education to children. We believe by helping these disadvantaged people we can make this world a better place.
The Percy Hedley Foundation is a charity which plays a crucial role in the lives of disabled children, young people, adults and their families. Our aim is for people with disabilities to achieve their ambitions, to be as independent as possible and lead full and active lives.
Every day across Scotland Cornerstone’s dedicated team of staff provides care and support to over 2000 children, young people and adults with disabilities. We are committed to improving the lives of the people we support and your donation helps us achieve that. Please visit www.cornerstone.org.uk
The Charity’s primary aim is to render assistance to orphaned children in Sri Lanka with a secondary aim to help family widows become self-sufficient. The principal beneficiaries are vulnerable children and family widows.
St Catherine's is a national charity working with children and young people with speech, language and communication disabilities. As well as providing a specialist school and further education centre, we offer community learning and outreach for mainstream schools and other voluntary organisations.
Childhood First successfully provides therapeutic residential care, treatment and education for some of Britain's most vulnerable and emotionally disturbed children, who are suffering the consequences of neglect, deprivation and emotional, physical and sexual abuse.
Oru Paannai - feeding hungry children in schools in North East Sri Lanka. Oru Paannai Kaithdy - helping hearing impaired children. Oru Paannai Education - helping with the remedial classes for exam students. Oru Paannai - Emergency Flood Relief Fund. Please visit http://www.orupaanai.org.uk/
Hartlepool & District Hospice's free services improve quality of life for terminally ill adults, responding to each person's unique needs in ways which place the highest value on respect, choice and empowerment. By offering a support system we help families cope practically and emotionally throughout their difficult journey.
Moat Foundation is the charitable arm of Moat, a housing association working across South East England. Through community development, support services and training and development we combat homelessness, unemployment and help people improve their situations to form strong, engaging communities.
Woking Hospice provides a comprehensive Palliative Care Service to residents of West Surrey. The Hospice provides specialised, multi-disciplinary care for each patient on an individual basis as they can be suffering from a number of progressive terminal illnesses.
It raises money for four hospices in Sussex: St Barnabas House in Worthing, St Wilfred's in Chichester, St Peter and St James in North Chailey and The Martlets in Hove.
Richard House, London's first children's hospice, provides care and support to children who are not expected to live into adulthood, as well as to their families. Its team of nurses and care staff make the time children spend at the house fun, active and therapeutic.
Nightingale House offers a wide range of facilities to local people and their families living with life-limiting illness. Patients come from Wrexham, Flintshire, Denbighshire and outlying areas. In 2014 it will cost more than £2.65 million to run the Hospice - this equates to nearly £7200 per day.
The Disabilities Trust is a leading national charity providing high quality care, support and rehabilitation for people with complex physical disabilities, autism, acquired brain injury and learning disabilities.
COCO (Comrades of Children Overseas) is a children’s charity which aims to improve the lives of children living in poverty in the developing world through health and education initiatives. With your help we can give children access to the education they deserve and the promise of a brighter future.
Street Action is a British charity that partners with local agencies in Africa who work directly with street children, particularly those run by former street children. We raise support, build connections and advocate around the issues regarding street children.
Charity Amaze gives information, advice and support to parents of children with disabilities in Brighton & Hove. We work to empower parents to expect and get the best for their children. We support families through the emotional and practical demands of getting the right services.
The Pepper Foundation funds a team of six Children's Nurses providing at home palliative care to children and young people across the Chilterns with a life-threatening or life-limiting illness,. Available 24 hours a day, 365 days of the year, Pepper makes no charge for its service.
The charitable purposes of the Charity are, in the interests of social welfare and with the object of improving the condition of life of people with disabilities, to facilitate their participation in the sport of bowls. Disability Bowls England aim is to be the governing and co-coordinating body of Bowls for athletes and players of all ages and abilities with a physical, sensory or learning disability. DBE has the vision of developing opportunities and improving performance in disability bowls players with a physical, sensory or learning disability in England andcontributing to UK and international initiatives. DBE is currently working with its key partners to establish a national strategy which will direct thework of the Association through to 2017 and beyond. DBE lists its major partners as Bowls England, English indoor Bowls Association, Bowls Development Alliance and Local Authorities plus voluntary organisations concerned withdisability. Charity No: 1162133 Find out more Website http://www.disabilitybowlsengland.org.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/692921404167552/?ref=bookmarks Twitter https://twitter.com/DisabilityBowls