(UK, SC049063) Browse eventsThe Catherine McEwan Foundation carries out fundraising that's proceeds benefit people affected by Crohn's & Colitis. Our aim is to help those suffering from Crohn's & Colitis; empower them,achieve a better quality of life and work for improved services to help them fight their disease.
(UK, 1149229) Browse eventsSuited & Booted is a charity based in the City of London. Public agencies and charities refer vulnerable, unemployed and low-income men to us, and we help them get into employment by providing suitable interview clothing donated by companies and professionals. We also offer our clients interview advice and mentoring.
(UK, SC011222) Browse eventsOur vision is to see the children and young people of Scotland exploring the Bible and responding to the significance of Jesus for their lives. The charity has a range of programmes for 10-18s including schools work, SU Groups, residential breaks, holidays, missions and training for young leaders.
(AU, 96135290376) Browse eventsKin Kora State School Fun Run ~ Biggest Annual Fundraising Event of the Year.
(UK, 1083468) Browse eventsSafe Haven for Donkeys in the Holy Land, set up in 2000 by Englishwoman Lucy Fensom, reaches out to working and abandoned donkeys in Israel and the Palestinian Territories through its donkey sanctuary and free veterinary clinics for hundreds of working donkeys, mules and horses every month.
(AU, 78098197636) Browse eventsFor the six million Australians who struggle to take a breath, we offer support and hope for a healthier future. The Lung Institute of WA is a leading research organisation dedicated to fighting chronic lung diseases such as asthma, chronic bronchitis and emphysema (COPD), bronchiectasis, lung cancer and pneumonia. Our internationally recognised scientists and clinicians conduct world-class laboratory research, clinical research and clinical practice to better understand and treat lung disease. Outside of the lab, we also help people living with respiratory disease through various initiatives, including raising awareness of chronic lung disease through fundraising and community events, and through our support-group LIFE.
(UK, 1136331) Browse eventsSlide Away provides support for children and young people in West Kent, who have been bereaved of a relative or friend. Bereaved children and young people have told us that, following the death of someone important to them, they sometimes feel anger, grief, numbness, relief, fear, confusion, despair, shock, denial, sadness, anxiety, depression, guilt. Slide Away offers two-day therapeutic workshops, which enable children to explore and express their emotions, to find ways of coping with their grief and to help them start the process of moving on through creative activities. A typical workshop will start with the children getting to know each other and telling their own story, if they are able, through whatever medium they feel comfortable, be it words, pictures or models. They write down their emotions on paper, which they use to build a feelings volcano. They are encouraged to talk about their fears and worries and to make a model of something of which they are frightened, usually a spider, to help them face those fears. The children decorate a photo frame and memory box, in which to keep any treasured items. On the second day, the group will discuss the things that help them get through a particularly bad day, typical examples of which are talking to friends, listening to music, playing on the computer, and they can then make their own “first aid kit” containing the things that they find particularly supportive. The final activity gives the children the opportunity to write a final message to their special person, which is then attached to a helium balloon and released. Prior to the children’s workshop, parents/carers are invited to a one day workshop to sample the activities in which their child will participate. This day aims to help adults understand their child’s grief and to encourage communication within the family. Following on from the workshop, Slide Away also holds further therapeutic days, where the children and young people can meet up again with the friends they made at their workshop. These take the form of music therapy, creative writing, art therapy, drama or outdoor pursuits. We also host two annual family events – our Advent Candle day, which helps families to prepare for Christmas and remember their special person at a difficult time, and a kite flying day, at which the children build, decorate and fly their kites in memory of the person who has died. Slide Away take all referrals through schools and we maintain a network of volunteer School Bereavement Contacts in the Maidstone, Tonbridge and Malling areas, all of whom are given awareness training to give them the confidence to support a bereaved pupil and make contact with their family. School can feel like a safe haven and a place of continuity for a bereaved child, especially if their home circumstances have become difficult or changed dramatically, and it is important that there is a member of staff, who is aware of their situation, to whom they can talk. Our vision is for all children in Kent to have access to a bereavement support service, which acknowledges their grief and experience of loss following the death of a close relative or friend.
(AU, 39927783224) Browse eventsThe Actors Benevolent Fund of NSW Incorporated has been in existence since 1944. It is a non-profit charitable organisation and is administered entirely by a Management Committee of volunteers from the entertainment industry. The Fund’s function is to provide assistance to professional performers, both young and old, who, due to injury, illness or disability are unable to work, either temporarily or in some cases for the rest of their lives. Assistance is offered in many forms, both financial and practical.
(US, 80-0905267) Browse events – Volunteerism is the heart and soul of our organization. We appreciate the myriad contributions of our volunteers, and recognize t
(UK, 1125402) Browse eventsWe exist to help homeless people to rehabilitate themselves, by providing accommodation, education and skills training, advice and support, plus some practical work experience. We operate in the East Midlands, and our base is in Loughborough