(UK, 1113498) Browse eventsGetting a hearing aid is just the start of the story.We work with those who have always lived in the hearing world and who now find themselves unable to communicate effectively, by offering practical help, support and guidance. We have a team of dedicated volunteers many of whom are hard of hearing themselves so can empathise as well as offer practical help.Our volunteers are trained to clean, re-tube and carry out basic maintenance on all NHS hearing aids and will spend as much time with a client as is required. They also have a wide knowledge of specialist equipment that is available to improve communication in daily life such as amplified telephones, flashing doorbells etc..We seek to increase the “deaf awareness” of families, friends and carers in order that they too may become more effective communicators. Charity No: 1113498 Find out more Website http://www.hearinghelpessex.org.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/#!/hearinghelpessex Twitter https://twitter.com/#!/HelpwithHearing
(UK, 1164040) Browse eventsAnxious Minds was started because of a lack of good quality, free support that can be accessed by anybody at short notice. Anxiety and depression suffering is a waste of life. We believe nobody should suffer alone just because you can’t afford to pay for treatment, or because you’re on somebody’s waiting list. Suffering from anxiety or depression can mean years of feeling lonely and isolated, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Modern psychology has learned a great deal about anxiety and depression in the last decade. They are both highly treatable, and can be reduced and managed successfully with the right support and treatment. Together we can beat anxiety and depression. A positive attitude and understanding that you can, and will, recover is crucial. Our program is delivered by people who have, or have had, anxiety and depression at some point in their lives, and are making a recovery or are totally cured. Anxious Minds provides free confidential support for all suffers of anxiety and depression. We also focus on prevention, and on dealing with stress by using education and research-based relaxation techniques.
(UK, 1098731) Browse eventsWorking for the Children of Watamu has,since 2000, developed three schools, computer room and library. In 2010, the Happy House opened giving home and family to a growing number of children-orphaned, abandoned, abused or neglected. In 2011, a nursery was added and a primary school opened in 2013.
(UK, 1177155) Browse eventsFriends of Clare Mount is a charity created to support the aims and objectives of Clare Mount Specialist Sports College and our wider community. Clare Mount is a Special School for youngsters aged 11 to 19 years with moderate learning difficulties and social and communication needs, such as autism. The vision for the school / charity is to support our youngsters to become "role models and catalysts for change" in how people with special educational needs and disabilities are viewed by wider society. Friends of Clare Mount has been established with the objective of helping raise funds for individuals and groups to help them access further training, to develop the facilities at the school or for the wider SEND community and to ensure every child has the opportunity to access trips and other residential experiences which inspire them to believe "I can" achieve and to promote inclusive practice. Charity No: 1177155 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website
(UK, SC054262) Browse eventsWelcome to Sarah’s Sparkle! This is a charity being set up in memory of our loving Sarah Bonnamy. The aim is to continue to cherish Sarah’s support of local community in particular for the benefit of children. We will be aiming to generate funds to support local organisations in Aberdeen and the North East Scotland to benefit outcomes for children and young people.
(UK, GCC221) Browse eventsWe campaign to improve the care and quality of information given to men with prostate issues and we organise activities and campaigns to raise funds, as well as awareness of the disease, in order to improve the quality of life of patients and their families.
(UK, 1157837) Browse eventsMedi Tech Trust provides medical equipment for the benefit of the community enabling the elimination of many of the painful post-operative effects and reduction in operation waiting time. MTT’s ‘Stonebuster Initiative’ trains qualified medical staff to operate the equipment already provided.
(UK, 1189501) Browse eventsCreated via charity sign up service.
(US, 20-4377736) Browse eventsBoston Opera Collaborative provides fresh and thrilling music-theater experiences that put our audiences in close contact with singers and with the power of the human voice. We bring opera into unexpected places and find new ways to tell familiar s
(UK, 1045332) Browse eventsThe Howard Primary school is a thriving, friendly and happy school serving the beautiful village of Elford, close to the ancient capital of Mercia, Tamworth. The school motto, ‘Believe and Achieve’ encourages children to develop a love of learning and to believe in themselves in order to be the best they can. The school serves 65 children aged 4-11, with around half coming from Elford itself and the remainder from surrounding villages and Tamworth. The school building dates back to 1856 when Lady Mary Howard provided the funds for a free school in Elford. Alongside a hall and communal facilities, the building currently consists of just three classrooms housing all seven year groups and due to rising pupil numbers and an requirement for a pre-school provision, it has been recognised that a fourth classroom would be necessary by September 2019 to continue the quality of teaching for pupils and teachers alike. The cost of this building is in the region of £150,000.
(UK, 1127865) Browse eventsThank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1127865
(UK, 513890) Browse eventsSpiers Bank house is used as a residential field centre study and recreational centre to educate the pupils of Driffield School, Driffield and the wider community. It has huge pastoral as well as academic benefits for students. Monies raised will help ensure its future and help it to remain open for this use.
(UK, 1091077) Browse eventsThe 999 Club is quite simply about offering comfort, respite, advice and guidance to the most isolated, excluded and lonely people in society. Our 5,800 users face a multiplicity of problems which can be any combination of being homeless, addicted, mentally-ill, an ex-offender, victims of crime and abuse, or elderly and the neglected and vulnerable children of our users. We operate 2 centres in 2 of the 4 most deprived neighbourhoods in the London Borough of Lewisham, namely Deptford and Downham. Lewisham is itself in the top 16% of most deprived boroughs in England. Our centres provide day time respite from life on the streets to the homeless. They are fed, given clothing and provided with a laundry service. Where possible we try to find accommodation in hostels and night shelters and assist in finding more permanent housing. We help them access benefits such as deposit schemes and, once they have a home, housing benefit. For our rough sleepers we provide sleeping bags and, if we cannot find them shelter, advice on the safest places to sleep. We open a temporary night shelter every winter with beds for up to 25 people.