(AU, 49723204349) Browse eventsOur purpose is to work together with teachers and school leadership to support our children and our school community.
(UK, SC001499) Browse eventsGlasgow City Mission is a Scottish Christian charity. Since 1826, it has been showing compassion to vulnerable people and fighting against poverty and disadvantage. They believe everyone that needs their help has real value and they want to support them on a journey of life transformation.
(UK, 1177224) Browse eventsTherapies Unite works to improve the well-being, independence, integration and inclusion of people with disabilities living in Mexico. Our main aim is to support people who need help through the provision of skilled and qualified professional volunteers, dedicated specialist care, training and equipment. We work in deprived areas where poverty and limited medical care are a reality of everyday life. Through our support and professional expertise, we aim to make a long-lasting difference to people's lives while benefiting the wider community. All of the projects we run focus on empowering local people to set up or to develop existing services in order to help the local disabled community. As well as setting up and running our own independent projects, we also support the development of existing rehabilitation services at special needs schools, disabled children’s centres, physiotherapy clinics, elderly care homes and we also work with the local Government to improve access to therapeutic support, education and advice. We are always thinking about how we can make long term changes and through focusing on education and supporting local people we feel we are able to make the differences that are needed to help improve the lives of people with disabilities.
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(UK, 1086829) Browse events“Dean Close School is a co-educational boarding and day school providing an education from age 2+ to 18yrs. The School was established in 1886 through the generosity and philanthropic support of the school’s founders and is set in 50 acres of parkland in the centre of Cheltenham. The School provides an education for children based firmly on Christian values and visitors regularly comment on the atmosphere, saying how warm and friendly they find it. It is felt that this positive environment can be attributed directly to the Christian heart and principles of the School. Dean Close provides assistance towards the education of children of parents of limited means who would benefit from such an education. The School plans to further expand community access to its facilities and resources by widening access to the School, particularly among the wider community and by continuing to develop the School's Community Action Programme. Dean Close aims to foster the friendships of the School community, including pupils, parents, staff, governors, alumni and friends of the school - anyone for whom the school is, or has been, an important part of their lives."
(AU, 34063487405) Browse eventsThe Monmia Primary School community is committed to providing innovative programs stimulating and challenging each student to develop lifelong learning skills and strategies. The school is a Prep -Year 6 school with 310 students, located in Keilor Downs. We provide a safe, nurturing environment where teachers, students and families work together in an effective partnership. Our core values of honesty, caring, respect, acceptance and friendliness are reflected by the relationships fostered between home and school. We are a nationally recognised KidsMatter school where there is an ongoing commitment to improve mental health, wellbeing and educational outcomes for all students.
(UK, SC046319) Browse eventsWe are a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation working across the UK to raise awareness of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) leaks and aiming to provide support and advice for sufferers, their families and supporters, and a resource for the medical profession. A CSF leak is a serious and often incapacitating medical condition where a hole forms in the membrane that contains the fluid surrounding the brain and spinal cord. It can occur in the head or spine as result of trauma, surgery, an underlying disorder or spontaneously.When fluid leaks out, pressure and volume reduces in the skull which allows the brain to sag. As are result, sufferers often experience severe head pain, pressure, visual disturbance, hearing impairment, tinnitus, spasms, seizures and a range of other symptoms.Research shows that at least 5 in 100,000 people are affected by spontaneous CSF leaks, with many more suffering from iatrogenic leaks. The condition is generally underdiagnosed, with misdiagnosis of migraine, sinusitis, NDPH and other headache disorders being common. Our mission is to promote awareness of CSF Leaks, to support better access to much needed help, support and information and help to improve access to fast, appropriate treatment and care. Charity No: SC046319 Find out more Website http://www.csfleak.info Facebook http://www.facebook.com/csfleakassociation Twitter https://twitter.com/csfleakinfo YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgkVm1RZFuAUvOuK-32M_Nw/
(UK, 1175874) Browse eventsSmile for Joel was founded by Suzanne Richards, who lost her son, brother and father in the terrorist attack in Tunisia in June 2015. This charity has been set up in their honor and in memory of all those that never came home. Funds raised go to VS to help support families effected by murder and terrorism. Our Story On 26 June 2015 Suzy's family went on holiday but her son Joel, dad Pat and brother Ade were tragically killed along with 27 other British people during a terrorist attack. Her youngest son Owen was the sole survivor and is a true inspiration. Smileforjoel has grown from strength to strength and provides very needed support to shattered/ broken families who are victims of traumatic bereavement through homicide. Suzy says “Losing three beloved members of your family to a terrorist attack is unimaginable and is something that no person should ever have to go through. Smileforjoel is a tremendous way to remember them. Through their legacy, they will bring hope to so many people’s lives. Their names will not be forgotten”. Suzy & Owen want to thank everyone for their continued support.
(UK, SC042061) Browse eventsWe fund research that will lead to treatments and cures for neurological conditions. We do this by bringing researchers in all fields and patients of all disorders together to share ideas and to deliver results. In 2014 we plan to raise £250,000 to kick-start trials for treating brain tumours.
(UK, 326153) Browse eventsThe Bhardwaj Trust charity was set up by Mr Siri Niwas and Mrs Krishna Bhardwaj in 1982. Having migrated to the UK from India, via East Africa in the 1960s, they saw the power of education in driving their children to successful and happy lifestyles. They sought to replicate these opportunities amongst poor children constrained by poverty via The Bhardwaj Trust. The funds of the Trust, raised through the generosity of contributions from friends and family, have helped many children over the years to achieve and education, get a good living, and help to bring their families out of a poor living. The administrative expenses in running the Trust are borne privately by the Trustees and all the funds raised go towards the objects of The Bhardwaj Trust.