All schools need to fundraise in order to provide ‘the extras’ by way of resources and facilities for their students. Kings Langley School, as many parents know, is not an exception. Fundraising efforts continue to provide the school with additional resources for our students.
The Friends of John Clifford School are a group of parents and staff who work to support John Clifford School primarily by fundraising to provide all pupils with opportunities and experiences which enhance the curriculum.
Cornwall Samaritans at Truro offers totally confidential, emotional support for people who are experiencing feelings of distress or despair.
Supporting blind and partially sighted people.
Healthy Hub is a One Stop Shop Providing information advice and support to improve the health and well being of the community. We provide lifestyle support for you and your family including mental health, physical activity, weight management, breastfeeding, parenting skills, coping with cancer, Carers and smoking cessation. We provide free health presentations on related health and wellbeing subjects including diabetes, back care, sexual health, MacMillan Cancer Support, family and children matters.
Created via charity sign up service.
Regard is a national organisation of disabled lesbians, gay men, bisexuals and transgender (LGBT) people. By sharing skills and experiences, members aim to provide information/support to other LGBT disabled people, raise awareness of issues affecting them and combat social isolation.
Anam 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!
The Merton Community Fund supports a huge variety of groups and activities within local community and supports projects in which people are working to make life better for local people. 100% of your contribution goes directly to local groups and activities to make a real difference in our community
The Thames Chase Community Forest is a remarkable landscape initiative, actively transforming 40 square miles of the landscape in East London and South West Essex, guided by the Thames Chase Plan. This year, Thames Chase Community Forest celebrates 30 years of landscape regeneration, transforming the green environment for the 650,000 population living through and around its boundaries.
RCCG My Father’s House, Dunstable is a parish of the Redeemed Christian Church of God. Our desire is to provide a place where people from all backgrounds can have a life-changing experience with God, whether you are just beginning your walk with Him, or you are a committed believer continuing on your journey. With your commitment, we strive to impact and encourage our local communities, as well as transcend the love of God beyond the church walls. At My Father’s House Dunstable you will experience a loving environment where you can grow spiritually and enjoy a close and cherished worship experience with God, plus you will have a place to use the gifts and talents that the Lord has placed within you.
The Trust helps people with Motor Neurone Disease fund specialist equipment. Named after the collar number of Leicestershire Police Sergeant Stewart Sparling and represents "One life, One chance to live it, One day at a time." Stewart sadly lost his courageous battle with MND on 20 June at age 44.
Our objective is to support local charitable organisations, community groups and projects in the South East of England as chosen by our employees. This year we have chosen to support SpeakUpCIC.
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