(UK, SCO40837) Browse eventsEvery year, many people in Gambia get seriously ill or die due to the lack of primary health care which the country simply can not afford. Many deaths and infections could be prevented with basic up to date knowledge and equipment. In Gambia more than one million people rely on three overstretched government run hospitals for their medical care. The requirement for good First Aid would seem obvious to us, yet access to even basic equipment and training remains poor. First Aid training and supplies can help the Gambians respond to daily health related problems and possible life threatening situations. Now more than ever, we need your help. First Aid 4 Gambia is targeted First Aid training and equipment for staff and helpers at schools and nurseries in Gambia. By donating money or volunteering to run a fund raising event you will help our team continue their valuable work. You could also volunteer to join our outreach team in Gambia for a week or two, where you can help deliver crucial life saving training and equipment to those who need it the most. Since starting in Sept 2009 we have built up to supplying and training 60 schools which have over 12,000 pupils. Every year we put about 600 teachers, assistants and community members through a UK based First Aid course. We also pass on equipment to 4 clinics. We rent a compound which employs 3 full-time Gambian staff and we employ two Gambians whom we have trained to become first aid trainers. We achieve all of this on an annual budget of approx £12,500.
(UK, 1104599) Browse eventsWe offer free counselling to women facing an unplanned pregnancy or with post-abortion concerns. Our trained practitioners offer time, space and non-directive information to support clients through their time of crisis. Our service is free, confidential, non-judgemental and compassionate.
(UK, 1196636) Browse eventsLove From Lucy is a charity based in Hampshire for solid organ transplant recipients up to the age of 21 years old who are being treated in UK hospitals and who develop Post Transplant Lymphoproliferative Disorder (PTLD). This is a rare cancer that patients can develop at any stage after their transplant. Lucy Pearson is the driving force behind this charity. She was diagnosed with an aggressive form of PTLD. Unfortunately this was a battle too big for her and she sadly passed away on the 28th March 2021, aged just 21. Love from Lucy supports patients up to the age of 21 who have had a heart, liver, lung, kidney or multi organ transplant who unfortunately find themselves to have developed the same rare and aggressive post-transplant cancer that Lucy did. We want to help make patient’s stays in hospital easier for them to cope with by providing things they may need, as well as supporting parents.
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(UK, 270850) Browse eventsFounded in 1969, Radio Marsden is a hospital radio station, broadcasting to the two Royal Marsden cancer hospitals in London and Surrey. We receive no financial help from the Govt, NHS or the Royal Marsden Trust. Instead, we are reliant on the generosity of the public, which is gratefully received
(UK, 254937) Browse eventsThe UK charity dedicated to saving butterflies, moths and our environment. We advise landowners and managers on protecting important habitats in the countryside, towns and cities; carry out surveys, monitoring and research; manage nature reserves and promote wildlife friendly gardening.
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