(UK, 1060458) Browse eventsWales Millennium Centre is Wales' number one visitor attraction and home to 9 of Wales's leading arts organisations. A world-class theatre and arts Centre, it is a place for people of all ages, backgrounds and experiences to explore the arts through learning and participation. As a charity every donation received, large or small, makes a huge difference and helps to make great things happen.
(IE, CHY11596) Browse eventsTiglin Challenge help people with many different addictions. We also feed the homeless and give family support to families. We have a 16 month programme which is set in four phases. The fourth phase is spent outside Tiglin in one of our houses so you can reintegrate back into society. We have a 85% success rate.
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(US, 27-3014517) Browse eventsImagine Scholar provides unique, personalized education to promising and motivated youth from disadvantaged communities in South Africa’s rural Nkomazi region. We strive to effect profound change on individual lives and empower the next generation
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(IE, CHY10804) Browse eventsThe Friends of St Brigid's Hospice and Home Care Services is a voluntary organisation with charitable status. Its purpose is to financially support and nurture the aspirations for palliative hospice and home care at St Brigid's Hospice, Drogheda Memorial Hospital, The Curragh, Co Kildare. Our organisation consists of fourteen fund-raising groups throughout the Kildare and West Wicklow area. The specialist palliative care service for Kildare West Wicklow is based in St Brigid's Hospice. Patients are referred to the service for symptom management and end of life care. Patients can access the service as inpatients in St Brigid's Hospice, in Naas General Hospital and at home via the palliative homecare team. Patients are admitted to St Brigid's Hospice for symptom control, respite care and end of life care. Length of stay varies from person to person and is dependant on the patient's needs. Patients are prioritised for admission based on their need for specialist palliative care treatment.
(AU, 17837499353) Browse eventsConnolly Primary School is an IPS located in the Northern suburbs of Perth.
(UK, 1059050) Browse eventsThe LA fitness Capitalt to Coast Cycle Challenge for Charity on 30th June is a scenic charity cycle ride which benefits two partner charities undertaking crucial work with children and adults – Norwood and the Down's Syndrome Association - see website www.capitaltocoast.org.uk for further details.
(UK, 1168194) Browse eventsOur charity has been set up in memory of our beautiful daughter Sophie Robinson who passed away in January 2016 after a courageous 2 yr battle with a brain tumour, in them 2 years she managed to raise over 40 thousand for Children's Brain Tumour Research Centre in Nottingham with the help of her army Through Sophie's Cancer Journey on Facebook doing many events. Sophie had one wish and that was for nobody else to go through what she did, sadly we cant promise this but we promised Sophie that we as a family will help others in a different way by providing free holidays to children with cancer under the age of 18 years. Allowing the family's to make special memory's like we did back in 2015 when we was given a weeks holiday through Ben's Den. Our charity will provide holidays from the static vans that will be placed at the Haven site Golden Sands in Mablethorpe Lincolnshire where we created lasting memory's with Sophie. So please dig deep and get behinds us so we can help other families create them special memory's
(UK, 1153484) Browse eventsAllsorts is a friendly and welcoming charity that supports children with any disability or additional need and their families. We offer a wide range of services for the whole family, with an emphasis on having fun and supporting each other. We realise that individuals have differing needs, and we try to adapt and respond to what members say they want. Most of our Coordinators and Trustees have children of our own with disabilities and additional needs. Together we build an inclusive and positive community that brings out the best in us and in our children. Allsorts activities are based in Stroud District, but invite members from the whole of Gloucestershire. We welcome families with children 0 – 24 years with any disability or additional need, with or without diagnosis. Allsorts is run by members for members. We always listen to what our families tell us they want and try to give them the services they say they need. We have a positive attitude towards parenting children with disabilities, as we know both how challenging and rewarding it can be. We try to offer a range of activities for the whole family, including parents, carers and siblings, as well as disabled children of different ages and abilities. Families tell us that one of the most useful things for them is to belong to a friendly and proactive network of people who know what it's like to have a child with additional needs. Where possible, Allsorts likes to work in partnership with other organisations in the area. This means we can share resources, information and ideas so as to give the best support possible for families. Allsorts was set up in 2009 by merging the existing toy library and a parent/carer group under a new name. Since then, we have grown quickly, in terms of membership, staff and activities. All our services take place within Stroud District, but families can join from across Gloucestershire. Our ever increasing membership shows that there is a real need for tailored support for families who have children with disabilities or additional needs