“They helped me to regain my confidence and rebuild my life.”“When I came here my hands were empty…now they are full of happiness.” Sandwell Women’s Aid offers accommodation, practical and emotional support to women and children experiencing domestic and sexual violence, human trafficking and sexual exploitation. We place victims’ voices at the heart of all we do, and our specialist team works with drive and passion to help people escape from violence and change their lives. We manage two women's refuges in Sandwell which provide safe supportive environments to women and children escaping domestic abuse. Our Humdard service offers support specifically to South Asian women, specialising in issues of forced marriage and honour-based violence. In Sandwell, Dudley and Wolverhampton, we have a have a specialist rape and sexual violence service supporting and offering counselling to women, men and children who have suffered rape and sexual abuse. Our specialist young people's team works with young people in and out of school to support victims and prevent growing rates of domestic abuse, sexual violence and sexual exploitation amongst young people. Your donation can help us to help survivors of abuse rebuild their lives: £5 could pay for an arrival pack to welcome a child arriving in refuge who has had to leave their home with nothing £10 could pay for an emergency care pack of milk, nappies and wipes for a mother and baby arriving in refuge £20 could pay for our 24 hour domestic violence helpline to be staffed for an hour so we can respond to people when they need us £30 could pay for a one-to-one counselling session for a distressed victim of sexual violence, helping them to overcome the trauma of abuse £50 could pay for an awareness session for teenagers around teenage relationship abuse, helping them keep themselves and others safe and healthy £100 could pay for interpreting services to give a voice to vulnerable women who have been trafficked internationally £200 could pay for a Christmas party for children and families in refuge, offering an important chance for fun and friendship to people in the most difficult circumstances £500 could play for a play worker in refuge for a week, to work with mothers and children to build strong relationships and move past the trauma of their experiences £1000 could pay for a poster and leaflet campaign around Sandwell to warn vulnerable young people about the dangers of sexual exploitation, making sure we reach those who really need us
Devastating the lives of 250,000 people in the UK, M.E. is a disabling and chronic illness. Action for M.E. provides support and information for those touched by M.E., and campaigns for better services and invests in research to ultimately find a cure.
Mission Improve the lives of animals. Vision Create a world where all companion animals find compassionate and permanent homes. AWLA Values Compassion: Providing nurturing animal care and community outreach Progressiveness: Being on the leading edge of animal care through continual improvement Openness: Maintaining open accessibility and transparency
Vision ‘A World where all people have an equal opportunity to thrive’ Mission To inspire and empower the next generation to solve the world’s greatest challenges. To champion safe homes, happy families and strong communities. Values Purpose – We are stewards of good Commitment – We go the extra mile Resilience – We embrace our failure to succeed Responsibility – Our personal actions affect the organisation and our organisational actions affect many Get better – Every day we get better as individuals and as an organisation. Little Steps! Big Future! Inspire – Create movements for positive change Teach them how to fish – Be truly authentic in how we do ‘development’. Equal Playing Field works globally to ; - To make a meaningful and measurable contribution to the eradication of violence against women and children globally; - To create a movement of youth leaders equipped to handle the challenges of their communities
Endeavour School is an innovative learning environment (ILE) of 500 students from Year 1-6. Our Learning Communities have teams of teachers who work together by sharing the responsibility of teaching all of the students. We are fundraising for a digital-sign which will be a key communication tool for our community.
IAPWA are a UK registered charity established to prevent cruelty, neglect and inhumane practices for thousands of dogs and cats in the northern part of Borneo.
The Development and Alumni Relations Office at the University of Sussex
Vale Park Primary School is a school with a wonderful community of students, families, staff and friends.
The Jamboree Heights State School Parents & Citizens Association exist to facilitate and organise various fundraising events that enhance and further develop the environment for teaching and learning at our school.
The Friends of St Luke’s was established in 1981 to raise much needed funded for St Luke’s Radiation Oncology Network. St Luke's Radiation Onocology comprises of three oncology centres - St Luke's Hospital at Rathgar, St Luke's Radiation Oncology Centre at Beaumont Hospital and St Luke's Radiation Oncology Centre at St Jame's Hospital. The Friends of St Luke’s relies entirely on voluntary contributions and fundraising events organised by our patients, families and friends. St Luke’s is regarded as more than a health care institution. It has set the standards in radiation oncology and is a world-class centre for the delivery of radiotherapy.
We raise funds to assist in the treatment and care of persons suffering from mental or physical illness, in particular Huntington's disease. We also give funds to promote research, grants to other organisations with similar purposes and other such support as the trustees see fit.