(UK, SC051796) Browse eventsAll Life Chances fosters community connections in Aberdeen by offering professional, practical, and financial support to existing charities and groups across the city's priority neighbourhoods, because we believe all children, young people and their families deserves an equal chance in life.
(UK, 1154472) Browse eventsIf you are blind or visually impaired, then Somerset Sight can help you. We are a local and independent charity and have been in operation for over 90 years. Although we are based in Taunton, we cover the whole of Somerset. We support visually impaired people of all ages, helping them continue to lead a full and independent life. At our centre in Taunton we have a Resource and Rehabilitation Centre where we provide a wide range of equipment for visually impaired people and specialist advice. We also have a Mobile Resource Unit which visits towns and villages across the county ensuring more people in this rural area can access our services. Many visually impaired people feel intensely lonely and isolated. Loss of independence and social exclusion often follow a diagnosis of sight loss. To counteract these problems, Somerset Sight provides volunteer visitors and arranges social afternoons to enable visually impaired people to get out and about in their communities and meet other people. If you or someone you know has a visual impairment or if you are a carer for a visually impaired person, the people at Somerset Sight are able to provide help and practical advice.
(AU, 76183835612) Browse eventsDongara District High School is a prospering school providing primary and secondary education to students from years K - 12. We seek to provide students with the opportunity to achieve their academic, social, creative and physical potential which will enable them to be informed and positive contributors to society.
(US, 13-4002189) Browse eventsThe Children's Scholarship Fund aims to maximize educational opportunity for all children: for those in need by offering tuition assistance in grades K-8 for alternatives to faltering conventional schools, and for all children by supporting and
(NZ, Goldfields School (Paeroa) - N/A) Browse eventsOur school roll currently stands at 84. We are a Special Needs School based in Paeroa however our catchment area extends from the outskirts of Thames, through to Back Miranda Road and across the Hauraki Plains, Waihi, Paeroa, Te Aroha with students also coming in from Matamata.
(AU, 922924847) Browse eventsThe HOME Project provides a holistic network of child protection services to hundreds of unaccompanied minors whose families and lives have been wrecked by war and persecution. Across our 13 shelters in Athens, they receive the support required to heal, feel empowered and reclaim their childhood.
(UK, 519996) Browse eventsCommunity Integrated Care is one of the UK's largest health and social care charities. We work in the community, delivering life-enhancing support to people with a diverse range of care needs, including: We were founded in 1988 with the aim of supporting people leaving long stay, institutionalised hospitals to live fuller, better lives in the community. Since then, we have grown to provide a wide range of innovative and bespoke care services to over 2500 people living in England and Scotland. We are proud to employ over 5000 caring and committed staff, recruiting individuals with strong values, a passion for people and a positive outlook.
(UK, 212644) Browse eventsChigwell Riding Trust was the first riding centre for people with special needs in the world. It has been established in Chigwell for over forty years. Riding instruction is given to people of all ages and abilities. The riding centre has approximately 160 riders each week.
(UK, 1194198) Browse eventsThe Irish Guards Benevolent Fund provides welfare support to both serving and former members of the Regiment and their families.
(UK, 1126799) Browse eventsWolves Community Trust is the official registered charity of Wolves FC, that supports the local community through delivering projects relevant to sport, health, education, inclusion and community donations. More than 60 dedicated staff and volunteers work hard to address health, inequalities, educational needs, employability, reduce antisocial behaviour and much more. Annually WCT reach 25,000 local residents through projects spanning all age, gender, socio-economic and ethnicity demographics working with a range of local and national partners to tackle key local issues. Over 4,000 participants are engaged in sports programmes alone, with over 85 weekly sessions being delivered within our communities. A total of 104 schools were engaged in Wolves Community Trust activities during the 13/14 academic year, engaging 13,935 school children. Wolves Aid is unique within football, distributing grants to small charities and organisations based locally. To date, £750,000 has been donated since 2008, supporting over 125 local good causes.
(UK, 1122363) Browse eventsHackney Migrant Centre is a volunteer-led charity that runs a weekly drop-in for asylum seekers, refugees and migrants. We offer free advice on immigration and housing and benefit problems. We also have a health advocate that can help with access to NHS services and GP registration. HMC was established in direct response to needs identified by local agencies and campaigning organisations such as Hackney Community Law Centre, Hackney Refugee and Migrant Support Group, and Hackney Refugee Forum. These were, particularly, asylum seekers’ lack of access to good immigration advice, and widespread housing and welfare problems including destitution, social isolation and unrecognised health problems. HMC aims to reduce poverty, mental distress and social isolation among recent migrants through the provision of high quality immigration and welfare advice and health advocacy. The service is open to any migrant, whatever their nationality, immigration status or present place of residence though almost all clients live in London. HMC also aims to encourage social interaction and mutual support by volunteers talking informally with visitors (clients), and by providing opportunities for interaction among the visitors themselves. We have a small hardship fund which enables us to make one-off payments to destitute visitors. All visitors receive a free lunch as well as support from our volunteers. Hackney Migrant Centre Aims 1. To provide advice and assistance to migrants on immigration, welfare or health issues 2. To offer a welcoming environment to migrants and help reduce social isolation 3. To publicise issues relating to migrants social and economic circumstances
(AU, 71076229049) Browse eventsSt Cecilia Primary is a small friendly catholic school in the Pilbara. We have wonderful teachers and students who strive to be their best.
(UK, SCO22140) Browse eventsMary’s Meals sets up school feeding projects in countries where hunger and poverty prevent children from getting an education. Daily meals are provided in school for children in Africa, Asia, Central America and Europe. By providing children with a daily meal, Mary's Meals gives them essential nutrition and an incentive to come to school. For more information, go to www.marysmeals.org, or you can follow us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/marysmeals and on Facebook.
(AU, 92443192429) Browse eventsQuinns Beach is dedicated to the social and educational needs of students in the 21st century. Our friendly, supportive environment encourages students as they Dream, Explore, Discover. Through our strong sense of community you can be confident that Quinns Beach can be the nurturing foundation for your child's future. The Parent & Citizens Association (P&C) aim is to assist the school with the educational, social and community needs of the students by having strong communication between the Principal, Parents, Staff and the School Board and the wider community.
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