ACTIVE ARTS CASTLE VALE (UK, 1130759) Browse events

Carers' Support (Bexley) (UK, 1075801) Browse events

Carers' Support (Bexley) is a charity that provides services in the London Borough of Bexley to unpaid Carers and those they care for. The demand for our services is increasing while our funding decreases and we rely heavily on donations and fundraising.  No matter how small the amount is we are so grateful to those that contribute. The services we provide include a Carers' break service to allow the Carer time for themselves, while one of our team of trained volunteers take over the caring role. We also provide welfare benefits advice, support groups including a young carers support group, befriending scheme, support for Carers of Stroke patients, help with Social Care Direct Payments and Individual Budgets, Information and Advice and a free Carers Information pack and Carers magazine.

Sub-Saharan Africa Healthcare Initiative SSAHIPATH (US, Sub-Saharan Africa Healthcare Initiative SSAHIPATH - N/A) Browse events

Waterloo Schools Charity (UK, 1110488) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

MK Dons Sport and Education Trust (UK, 1123762) Browse events

The SET aims to lead the development and delivery of high quality, inclusive and innovative sporting, educational and healthy lifestyle opportunities that raise aspiration, achievement and attainment throughout the region.

Marymount Hospice Cork (IE, CHY16358) Browse events

Marymount University Hospice Marymount is a Specialist Palliative Care Unit based at Marymount University Hospital Hospice Curraheen Co. Cork, in a state of the art purpose build campus which opened in 2011. Our services are provided free of charge to anyone who needs them. We offer a 44-bed in-patient unit, but the hospice also offers care and support to those patients who choose to be cared for in their own homes. Working in close liaison with community based medical and nursing services, hospice based nurses will visit patients in their own home through the Community Palliative Care team. This service is designed to complement the skills and the resources of the patient’s own family doctor and other community based healthcare professionals. Other services available at Marymount include a Hospice Day Unit and Outpatients Assessment Unit. The overall objective of our palliative care services is to ensure that patients are free from pain and other distressing symptoms, thus enabling them to live full, active and rewarding lives. The Sisters of Charity have cared for the people of Cork since 1870 and that tradition of dedicated and compassionate personal care is still very much in evidence today Hospice care is the total care of the patient and family at that stage of serious illness when the focus has shifted from treatment aimed at cure to ensuring quality of life. It seeks to relieve the physical symptoms of the illness while equally addressing the person’s emotional, social and spiritual needs. It seeks to treat the person rather than the illness and it is all about living life to the end. The Friends of Marymount The Friends are a unit of 30 Volunteers who receive no payments or commissions from any of the Fundraising Events carried out by them or by others on their behalf. In 2005 the Friends received a Civic Award for their contribution to the Voluntary Sector of Cork City. Affilliated to the Irish Hospice Foundation, the Friends of Marymount are a voluntary group who raise funds to enhance the hospital and to benefit the patients. Their major fundraising events are “Sunflower Days” and “Irelands Biggest Coffee Morning”. The Friends are currently fundraising to support and maintain the current level of services available at the Hospital. Hospice, our Daycare Unit and our Home Care Units. Marymount University Hospice is very grateful for the ongoing support which it receives from the HSE, voluntary groups and organisations and also to the people of Cork City and County who have supported the work of the hospice over the past 125 years.

ACCEPT (UK, 1101764) Browse events

ACCEPT  seeks to enable individuals,experiencing difficulties with their mental health,to grow towards living LIFE TO THE FULLthrough Friendship Groups, Adventure Groups, Job’s Well Allotment Project and EDAWU Community Mental Health Care, Nigeria, West Africa Charity No: 1101764

SOCIETY OF SHARING: INNER-CITY VOLUNTEERS (CA, 107990699RR0001) Browse events

Lincoln Private Investment Office Foundation (UK, 1194299) Browse events

The Foundation provides support to specific registered charities chosen by the trustees from time to time.

Community Drug and Alcohol Recovery Services (UK, 1028663) Browse events

We relieve the suffering caused by drug & alcohol misuse, through providing specialist psychosocial treatment for about 1,100 adult substance misusers in Sutton, Merton & Wandsworth. In Sutton we also work with young people (11 to 25). We also support 400 families & carers of substance misusers.

The New Children's Museum (US, 95-3619583) Browse events

Festival Branch Of The Samaritans (UK, 219432AN) Browse events

We're a Branch of Samaritans like any other, except that we don't have a building and we don't have a telephone! Instead, we go to events throughout Britain and provide a 24 hour Samaritan service. The events are predominantly out-door music festivals like Glastonbury or Reading, but also various biker, dance, surf, multicultural, lesbian/gay, homeless events, and others. If you're at an event and feel you need to talk something through with a non-judgmental person, in complete confidence, please come by and see us. If it's an outdoor event we will often be standing outside a large tent with a big green SAMARITANS banner. We are a registered charity based in the UK and Republic of Ireland that provides confidential emotional support to any person who is suicidal or despairing; and increases public awareness of issues around suicide and depression.

Louise Hamilton Trust (UK, 1106129) Browse events

Our organisation was set up in order to provide patients and their carers with the end of life care that they truly deserve.By building a hospice attached to the Louise Hamilton Palliative Care Centre it will enable us to fulfill our duty to the patients of Great Yarmouth and Waveney

Rainbow for Africa UK (UK, 1173982) Browse events

WHO WE ARE Rainbow for Africa UK is a not for profit organisation and our  primary mission is to increase the quality and accessibility of health systems in developing countries.We respond to humanitarian need, supporting clinical staff to travel to areas requiring their targeted expertise with direct patient care or by training local clinicians.We aim to make sustainable improvements, leaving skills and expertise within the region once our specific mission is complete. We strive to implement training and clinical care to best practice  professional and ethical standards. Please donate to support our cause. We work with local partners to co-produce support that best fits the local needs. Our clinical teams are chosen to provide specific healthcare expertise so that people receive the care they really need at the place and time they need it.In Project Deep Sea Slum, Nairobi, we screen children’s general health as well as providing open access clinics for adults and children on our bi-annual visits.Your donation will help to strengthen our support to people who have no access to free healthcare. Charity No: 1173982 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website Facebook http://www.facebook.com/r@inbowforafricauk Twitter http://www.twitter.com/@R4AUK

Age UK Sheffield (UK, 1108413) Browse events

Age UK Sheffield is an independent, local organisation dedicated to supporting older people in Sheffield, particularly those who are vulnerable or isolated. We work to help older people in Sheffield to retain their independence and get the most out of life. We do this through a range of services ranging from one-to-one support in people's homes to information and advice. As a local organisation we are best placed to understand and respond to the needs of the people we exist to help but we're also part of a national federation of over 400 organisations who together can have a real impact on the national issues that affect us all.

Leukaemia Foundation of Queensland (AU, 25891348696) Browse events

Formed in 1975, the Leukaemia Foundation of Queensland is a not-for-profit organisation focused on the care and support of patients and their families living with leukaemias, lymphomas, myeloma and related blood disorders. The Foundation provides a range of practical support services including counselling, education, transportation, financial assistance and home-away-from-home accommodation near treatment centres for patients and their families. All services are provided free of charge. After diagnosis, regional patients may need to receive immediate treatment in Brisbane or Townsville. The Leukaemia Foundation of Queensland has four purpose-built accommodation centres (three in Brisbane and one in Townsville), built especially to cater for the needs of patients and their families. The Foundation invests more than $1 million each year towards medical research seeking better treatments, higher survival rates and hopefully cures. The Foundation receives no ongoing government funding and relies on the generosity of the people and businesses of Queensland.

Compassion in World Farming (UK, 1095050) Browse events

The vision of Compassion in World Farming is a world where farm animals are treated with compassion and respect and where cruel factory farming practices end. Our mission is to advance the well being of farm animals worldwide.

Tidenham Parish Church (UK, 1158940) Browse events

Our Parish is within the beautiful Wye Valley Area of Natural Beauty and borders the historic Forest of Dean to the north and Chepstow in Wales to the south. Our vision is ‘Living life together in the flow of God's love’, meaning we feel called to build strong and honest relationships: with the God who made us, loves us and calls us; with each other in the Christian community; with the places where we live and work; and with the wider world. Our mission takes us out into the local areas, as well as bringing people into our church buildings to help build the Kingdom of God in Tidenham with Beachley and Lancaut. We have Churches in Tidenham, Tidenham Chase and Tutshill and worship events take place in Sedbury Space and strong links with local schools and other community and civil organisations within the Parish. You can find out more about our Parish through our Link Magazine, published quarterly, available on our website. tidenhamparishchurch.co.uk

The Big First Aid Project (UK, 1139794) Browse events

Cancer Patient Services Corporation (CA, 830899811RR0001) Browse events

American Association For Cancer Education (AU, 521484376) Browse events

Withnell Fold Primary School PTFA (UK, 1211598) Browse events

Our PTFA is a registered charity raising money for Withnell Fold Primary School. Please donate and support the fantastic work by the school and the PTFA in providing enriching educational experiences (and resources).

CHRISTIAN CARING MINISTRIES TRUST (UK, 1072209) Browse events

Friends of Ysgol Crug Glas (UK, 700337) Browse events

Ysgol Crug Glas is a successful special school in Swansea with 53 pupils from 3 to 19 years, having profound & multiple or severe & complex learning difficulties. Friends raise funds for extra equipment, including the project “Changing for the Better” for improved therapy pool facilities.

Women's Centre (NZ, CC10043) Browse events

The Women's Centre provides Christchurch with a safe, women-only environment, assisting, encouraging and supporting women (and their families) to make informed choices in their lives. We welcome all women to the Centre; run by women, for women. We offer the following free services: drop in centre, counselling, legal advise, information and resources, one-on-one crisis support, and the following low cost services: courses, and taking out library books. Women's Centre Incorporated is a registered charity under the Charities Act 2005, registration number CC10043.