(UK, SC049048) Browse eventsWe ain to: Promote the health and wellbeing benefits of gardening. Grow and share fresh produce as near to organic as possible Provide support and training to our volunteers Promote equality and inclusiveness in our community And improve the local environment
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(US, 53-0225165) Browse events"I think we’re better as a people if we understand our full history. It helps us not just in looking back at who we’ve been, but in looking forward to decide who we want to be. We must continue to expand the park system to mirror t
(UK, 1058162) Browse eventsCBM is an international Christian disability and development organisation, committed to improving the quality of life of persons with disabilities and at risk of disabilities in the poorest countries of the world. In 2012, we reached out to over 31 million people in over 70 developing countries.
(UK, 1178542) Browse eventsWe work closely with primary schools to identify pupils with high potential from low income backgrounds and support these pupils with tutoring and mentoring so that they and their families are well prepared and well informed before sitting entrance exams for our partner schools.
(UK, 1132108) Browse eventsBarka UK is committed to assisting homeless people in our community. Our mission is to empower severely excluded people to regain their independence and dignity by social integration. We also offer support for their personal development through education and entrepreneurship.
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(UK, 325003) Browse eventsPublishing and monitoring instances of censorship around the world, with aim of education and advancement of the issue of free speech.
(UK, 1152974) Browse eventsWe exist to help make life better for the inhabitants of this beautiful city by providing opportunities for people to get creative, by providing support for people who are feeling isolated or stuck, and by providing a peaceful place of prayer/reflection for people who are feeling the pressure.
(UK, 227515) Browse eventsHWD Hospital Radio is the broadcasting name of The Heavy Woollen District Hospital Broadcasts Association - a registered charity in the United Kingdom. The station is staffed and run entirely by volunteers and receives no regular income in the way that commercial radio stations or businesses do. However, we have overheads, repairs and ongoing costs which have to be paid for from our own funds, so fundraising is vital. Established in 1952 HWD Hospital Radio celebrated an amazing 60 years on the air in 2012. Our first broadcast was a live commentary on a rugby match at Batley's Mount Pleasant stadium in 1952. It received so many compliments, commentaries were then broadcast on a more regular basis. Regular records requests began in the late 1950s and we later moved to Batley General Hospital, taking up residence in the attic and also broadcasting to Dewsbury General, Staincliffe Hospital and five local care homes, which had their own request shows. NHS restructuring and the building of a new hospital on the Staincliffe site mean rapid fundraising was needed to build a new studio complex. This was opened by Margaret Thatcher in 1989, beginning a new chapter in the history of HWD Hospital Radio. Over the years, our studio complex has been extended and refurbished to include the latest digital technology and we now broadcast 24 hours a day to Mid Yorkshire Trust.
(UK, 1176902) Browse eventsManchester Cares is a brand new community network of young professionals and older neighbours hanging out and helping one another in our rapidly changing city. We do this because Manchester is a wonderful place, with innovation and influence, drama and dynamism , history and heart at its core. But the city we love is growing and changing at double speed, and that leaves some people feeling anonymous, isolated and left behind. Manchester Cares addresses this modern blight of disconnection in our connected age by harnessing the people and places around us for the benefit of all. Our objectives are to: Reduce isolation and loneliness among older people and young professionals alike; Improve the connection, confidence, skills, resilience and power of all participants so neighbours can feel part of our changing city rather than left behind by it; Bring people together to reduce the gaps across social, generational, digital, cultural and attitudinal divides. We do this through four core programmes; Outreach, Love Your Neighbour, Social Clubs and Community Fundraising.
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(UK, 1104134) Browse eventsThe Andrew Clark Trust is a UK registered charity which was established in 2001 with the aim to help in the development of a rural community in Burma (Myanmar), in need of support for education and healthcare for children. Thanks to the donors in the UK and around the world, the Trust is able to sponsor young children through state education from primary school to further education in Burma. Our basic belief is that the route to development is only through education and that requires the support of healthcare. Helping people to help themselves through education and self reliance is the essence of the Trusts existence and we aim to channel all support from donors and sponsors to this end. Piers Codling, Trustee, is cycling the 1,000 miles from Lands to John O Groats starting on September 3rd 2011 to raise money for the Trust. Any sponsorship / donations are greatly appreciated.
(UK, 1074144) Browse eventsWe provide horse riding lessons for children and adults 1969 and our aim is to give each individual the chance to achieve their own personal goal whilst gaining a therapeutic benefit, learning a new skill and having fun. As one of the National RDA member Groups, we adhere to the National standard of vision, values and objectives, and work within their rules and regulations.