(AU, 13159193638) Browse eventsAt SeeBeyondBorders we believe change begins with education, and we think that quality teaching and learning should be available to everyone. We work in primary schools in Cambodia, a country still recovering from the destruction of its education system under the Khmer Rouge.
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(UK, 1204839) Browse eventsThe Hunchman Trust was established in memory of Julian ‘Hunch’ Smith whom we tragically lost to suicide in 2010. We are a grant giving charity with a focus of helping young people who are grieving the loss of a loved one, with a particular emphasis on those affected by suicide.
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(UK, 271176) Browse eventsSupporting church buildings with advice and grant aid to ensure they are maintained as places of worship in the County of Norfolk and the Diocese of Norwich
(AU, 68745632552) Browse eventsWyee Parents and Citizens Association is a NFP organisation that fundraises for Wyee Public School
(UK, 219278) Browse eventsWe support prisoners, ex-offenders, their children and families to make a fresh start. Pact gives real hope, practical and emotional support to those whom we help: children coping with the imprisonment of a parent, the mother struggling to support her ex-offender son, the ex-offender starting afresh
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(US, 32-0015321) Browse eventsIn 1997, after working 2O years as a cardiologist, Dr. Gary Burnstein began providing care for patients from a homeless shelter in Pontiac, Michigan. Dr. Burnstein passed away in 2003, but friends, family, and community members honored his dream of
(UK, 20068592) Browse eventsAnam Cara is a national organisation founded by bereaved parents. We provide a range of bereavement support services throughout the 32 counties. More importantly, we offer peer support and understanding to families who have experienced the death of a child. Each year in Ireland about two thousand families experience the death of a son or daughter. For some, the death may have been expected through illness or a life-limiting condition. For others, it was unexpected through stillbirth, an accident, suicide or substance abuse. Anam Cara’s online and face to face services are available to all parents regardless of age or circumstances of their child’s death and are available for as long as necessary. At Anam Cara we focus on the similarities of our loss rather than the differences and provide a level of support and understanding that others cannot offer. Our bereavement as parents unites us. Anam Cara currently has nine active local groups meeting regularly throughout the country. All Anam Cara services are offered free of charge to bereaved parents and families, and as we do not receive government funding, we rely heavily on public fundraising to fund the costs of our local groups and events. We are hugely grateful to any support you can give us. Thank you!