The Core Youth Project (UK, 1164096) Browse events

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Hope in Mozambique (UK, 1120095) Browse events

Founded by George and Jill Nuttall, we first came to Mozambique in 2003 working at a children’s centre in Zimpeto. Our mandate since then has been to provide help to the poor, working closely with families and children in the local Community. We have a Mozambican young man who is our Project Manager and a small team in the UK. Our vision has always been to help young people, especially to attend school ,college, and University giving them opportunities in life they would otherwise have been denied. We assist families with food, clean water and medical care which in turn helps them stay together as family units and support themselves with dignity and independence.

Shelter2Rescue Coaltion Inc (US, Shelter2Rescue Coaltion Inc - N/A) Browse events

Behavior Workshop (Bws) (US, 383457980) Browse events

Spread the Bread Media NFP (US, 815054631) Browse events

LSU Health Foundation, New Orleans (US, LSU Health Foundation, New Orleans - N/A) Browse events

The LSU Health Foundation is an institutionally-related 501(c)(3) organization that supports LSU Health New Orleans and its fourfold mission of education, patient care, research, and community outreach. LSU Health treats over one million patients annually and is Louisiana’s largest safety net healthcare system. LSU Health especially prides itself on the many community outreach activities in which its faculty, residents, and students are engaged.

Dementia Alliance International (UK, 273538654) Browse events

Positive & Active Behaviour Support Scotland - PABSS (UK, SC049511) Browse events

Our Values: By promoting best practice, PABSS will contribute to the overall quality and effectiveness of behaviour support for people with learning disabilities/additional support needs nationally and internationally. This underpins social inclusion, social justice, promotes better education, and health and well-being, and ultimately allows people with learning disabilities/additional support needs and their families to lead a better life. Our Mission: Improving lives for children and adults with additional support needs and their families, carers and all professionals who work with them. Using an evidence-based framework to understand that all behaviour happens for a reason. We give a voice to those who have none. Our Aim: PABSS aims to provide awareness, training, support, campaigning and advocacy in Positive Behaviour Support to those families and professionals involved in the care and education of children and adults with learning disabilities and/or additional support needs (ASN).

HELP FOR HEROES (US, 454876920) Browse events

Cheerful Hearts Therapeutic Riding and Animal Assisted Therap... (US, Cheerful Hearts Therapeutic Riding and Animal Assisted Therap... - N/A) Browse events

Holding On Letting Go (UK, 1191016) Browse events

Our vision is a world in which every bereaved child, and their family, receives the support they need. Our purpose is to provide bereavement support to promote resilience and provide emotional support to children, young people and their families and carers and assisting them to move positively through the grieving process. We believe that: - Grief is a normal, unavoidable process (not an illness or aberration) - Every child should have access to appropriate bereavement support - With appropriate support, a child can develop resilience and move positively through to adulthood and can develop coping strategies for positive mental health in adult life - With timely interventions, children and young people are less likely to engage in risky, antisocial and / or offending behaviours - Children should be supported to achieve their potential - Children should be heard and encouraged to express themselves - Children should be given the opportunity to explore feelings and emotions and understand that these change over time - Our bereavement services should be free at the point of access - We believe in the value of volunteering - We believe in treating everybody according to their needs - We believe in sound governance and management to the highest professional standards in all our spheres of activity

American Youth Football Inc (Gastonia Knights) (US, 474609676) Browse events

Hope Against Suicide (UK, 1206116) Browse events

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Contact (UK, 1178557) Browse events

Contact provides support and residential accommodation for homeless young women aged 16 to 19, with the aim of preparing them for independent living in the community and has been doing so for over 40 years. This assistance not only includes the provision of residential accommodation, but also support to help them to re-connect with society and get back into education, employment or training. We also help the young women to come to terms with the past and to build a better future. The ethos of Contact is very simply to provide for each young person "what any good parent would do", offering “more than just a place to stay”. We provide a hostel as a home, which is safe and secure and staffed twenty four hours a day for vulnerable young women aged 16 – 19, in the Manchester area. We also offer support through our experienced support workers, and help to move on to a better and happier future, with 7 residential places in the main house and 1 place in an adjacent independence bungalow, all on the same site. We also provide an informal outreach service for the young women who have moved into more independent accommodation. All placements at Contact are regarded as short term

Stockport Cerebral Palsy society (UK, 1009768) Browse events

Stockport Cerebral Palsy Society is a registered charity established in 1953 and provides support to over 700 children and adults with a range of physical and/or learning disabilities. It provides services to residents of Stockport, Manchester, Trafford, Salford, Derbyshire and East Cheshire.

Sandwell Advocacy (UK, 1019779) Browse events

Sandwell Advocacy has been providing independent advocacy support to people in Sandwell since 1993 and was founded on the hard work & dedication of volunteers. We provide a model of advocacy that promotes & empowers people people to speak up for themselves & encourages self advocacy where possible.

WOMEN ENABLED (US, 611685958) Browse events

Step-Changers International (UK, 1137337) Browse events

Started in 2000 we are supporting staff and approx 200 children in a poor rural area. Developing the school and health care for this neglected community.

Jerilderie Public School (AU, 71063835013) Browse events

Jerilderie Public School has a vibrant culture of achievement, opportunity and success. This culture is enriched by enthusiastic and talented students, professional staff and a school community that is very supportive of students' aspirations and dreams.

Connected Conservation Foundation (UK, 1183328) Browse events

We unite the resources, innovation and capabilities of technology companies to get the right conservation tools in the hands of those who need them. We’re bringing essential connectivity, communications and sensing devices to vast landscapes, enabling conservation managers to pre-empt and stop poaching, habitat loss and human-wildlife conflict. We’ve scaled to help recover 30+ species, including the endangered white and black rhino, across five long-running projects in Kenya, South Africa and Zambia. We aim to protect 10 million hectares of vital habitat and improve the lives of more than 10,000 local people. Can you help us get there?

Snow Leopard Trust (uk) Limited (UK, 1116101) Browse events

"HELPING  SNOW LEOPARDS SURVIVE  IN THE WILD THROUGH COMMUNITY BASED CONSERVATION AND GOOD SCIENCE" With possibly less than 7,000 snow leopards remaining in the wild our goal is to help save this magnificent species survive for future generations. We are a charity run by unpaid volunteers so our aim is that over 95p in every £1 raised can go directly to funding conservation projects in snow leopard habitat in central Asia. The principal 'THREATS' to the snow leopard's survival in the wild are as follows:- The snow leopard can however be SAVED from extinction through the continued expansion of the 5 core project areas we support  EDUCATION: We fund Eco-Education camps where rural children learn about their mountain environment, eco-system, snow leopards and their prey and are provided with “top up” schooling by teachers. These children will grow up to be their communities’ leaders and their attitudes and behaviour will be key to the snow leopard’s survival.  LIVESTOCK INSURANCE: We help set up sustainable livestock insurance programmes. When a member of an insurance programme loses livestock to a carnivore attack the livestock is replaced, thus preventing any retribution killings of snow leopards by the herder taking place.  ECONOMIC ENTERPRISE: Women herders typically get pennies rather than pounds when they sell raw wool fleece to traders. However when raw wool is spun in to yarn it fetches five times more in price. We purchase spinning  wheels for the women herders, train them to spin wool and make handicrafts and then provide an international market place to sell their finished products. By doing this a herder family’s annual income can double or treble and the participating herder families agree that no snow leopards will be killed in the landscape of their rural community.  LIVESTOCK VACCINATION:  In some areas herders lose more livestock to disease rather than predator attacks. By paying for the vaccination of their livestock the herders agree not to kill any snow leopards even if they lose some livestock to predators.   SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH:  Until recently relatively little was known about the behaviour of snow leopards living in the wild. We support the first long term scientific research camp based in the Tost Valley in the South Gobi. By monitoring population densities of snow leopards and their prey we can judge how best to support their survival in the wild. 'Every donation made to snow leopard conservation is important and gratefully received. Thank you for joining us in our mission to save this magnificent species from extinction, and helping some of the poorest people living on the fringes of the world improve their livelihoods.' [email protected]

Autism New Zealand Inc. (NZ, CC21220) Browse events

Autism New Zealand aims: * To provide practical support for those with ASD and their families. * To provide education and training for the carers and families of those with ASD. * To promote the provision of specialist care and services to allow those with ASD to live as independently as possible. Autism New Zealand Inc. is a registered charity under the Charities Act 2005, registration number CC21220

Mount Nebo State School (Scripture Union Chaplaincy) (AU, Mount Nebo State School (Scripture Union Chaplaincy) - N/A) Browse events

Crows Nest State School (Scripture Union Chaplaincy) (AU, Crows Nest State School (Scripture Union Chaplaincy) - N/A) Browse events

Friends Of The Flitch Way And Associated Woodlands (UK, 1115617) Browse events

The Friends of the Flitch Way and Associated Woodlands bring together local people keen to keep active and with an interest in the outdoors and conservation who want to maintain and improve the environment for the benefit of the community. We work under the guidance of Essex County Council Park Rangers and Public Rights of Way officers for the benefit of the community in the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment with particular regard to the Flitch Way and other sites throughout Essex. We also aim to improve the education of the community in the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment. Donations help us to print leaflets, equip volunteers, provide tools, install information boards and maintain the Carriage Museum.