(UK, 1191316) Browse eventsWe inform, empower and support people living with HIV their negative partners, family members, close friends and carers so they can live healthy active lives, free from stigma and prejudice. We offer FREE online support to anyone over the age of 16 who is living with or affected by HIV. Having the opportunity to talk to someone else who is also living with the same health condition is very powerful and recognised by HIV experts and clinicians as a vital part of modern HIV care. This approach is often referred to as peer support, which forms the central part of the way we work. We also recognise the importance of supporting those who experience poor mental health and all our volunteers and staff delivering peer support hold a recognised mental health first aid qualification or have also experienced poor mental health at some point in their life. The online peer support service is available across the UK and includes British nationals living or working overseas. We believe universal access to peer support is an essential part of HIV care which builds confidence and empowers people to live well, whilst fulfilling their life goals and ambitions! We believe HIV negative partners, family members, close friends and carers of people living with HIV are given to up-to-date information and can also access HIV support. Like any life changing health event, having the support of loved ones and those closest to them is so important and can make a real difference at a very difficult time. Our wider aim is to support people who are at high risk of acquiring HIV and poor sexual health. Improving knowledge of modern methods of HIV prevention is vital if the UK is able to achieve the goal of ending the transmission of HIV by 2030. Our aim is to support people who use medications such as PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) and PEP (Post Exposure Prophylaxis) to prevent them getting HIV.
(UK, 1111346) Browse eventsNot for profit Housing Association providing social housing in Halton
(AU, 134365481) Browse eventsOur mission is to build communities that care for all people by strengthening and enriching the quality of life for individuals, families, and children; working to reduce poverty; and advocating for social justice.
(UK, United Kingdom Thalassaemia Society. - N/A) Browse events
(AU, Beecroft Cheltenham Scout Group (POND, ANGELA JULIE) - N/A) Browse events
(UK, 1156216) Browse eventsWe seek to educate the public in all aspects of rare, fatal Niemann Pick Type C. Through our grant giving we aim to make a difference to the lives of those affected by this cruel disease. Our grants help fund the continuation and enhancement of vital support services for families and aid research.
(UK, 1002314) Browse eventsThe SPRINT Fund is a charity, established in 1990, to support the training of nurses, physiotherapists, operating department practitioners and trainee surgeons working in the Department of Orthopaedics in the Brighton & Hove and the Mid-Sussex hospitals.
(UK, 1140084) Browse eventsThe prevention or relief of poverty, relief for those in need due to ill health, financial hardship, or other disadvantage