(UK, 1112875) Browse eventsDiapalante is a UK-based charity which works with local partners on small, community projects in West Africa. Our name is taken from the regional Wolof language and means 'working together in solidarity'. We chose this name as it reflects our belief in working alongside people to help them achieve their own goals and dreams. All of our projects are put forward and run by local representatives. Since Diapalante was founded in 2005, we have worked with a number of local groups. These include the semi-nomadic herders living on the fringes of the Sahara desert, school children, the disabled community and children forced to beg on the street.
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(UK, 1131757) Browse eventsInnervation Trust is a UK based Christian charity that creates and develops music, artists and projects to bring today’s young people a message of hope. Over the last 10 years Innervation has worked in 100s of schools across the UK, taking RE lessons, dance classes, PHSE, music lessons and assemblies, as well as staging massive gigs in school halls. Our teams have also recorded and produced hundreds of school albums and directed primary school choir performances in local churches. We have also toured festivals, conferences, churches and prisons in the UK, Europe, Africa and the USA, performing music and presenting the Christian message to hundreds of thousands of young people. Innervation Trust currently runs: Movation Productions – our recording studio and music production label Pop Connection – our primary school singing and recording project BeBe Vox – our latest artist, performing in primary schools, festivals and conferences Our previous projects include: thebandwithnoname, tbc, Collective, Shine and V*enna.
(UK, 1073357) Browse eventsAmani UK works in partnership with an NGO in western Kenya, resourcing and developing community groups, clinics and schools, with supporting infrastructure, in an area with a high level of HIV/AIDS and consequent high percentage of widows and orphans.
(US, 46-2161843) Browse events. Project 16:49 works to ensure these youth have access to the services and support they need
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(UK, 275415) Browse eventsWe help to rescue and re-home cats and small animals in the area. We are a separately registered branch of the RSPCA and rely on the generous support of the public and businesses to help us to continue our vital work of helping animals in need.The team consists of a small but dedicated group of volunteers who work for the welfare and benefit of the animals. This is your local branch and every year we help hundreds of animals in need or distress. Without your help we cannot continue to provide loving care for injured or unwanted animals. Please help us continue to grow so that we can provide even more animals the care that they need. In 2014 our vet fee's totaled over £135,000 and our food and animal supplies bill was over £45,000.Any donation, big or small, will go directly to the animals in our care.Thank you for your support! Charity No: 275415 Find out more Website http://www.rspcamiltonkeynes.co.uk/ Facebook http://www.facebook.com/pages/RSPCA-Milton-Keynes-N-Bucks-Branch/199430293445816
(UK, 1103200) Browse eventsFuture Radio is part of NR5 Project, a community based media, education and arts charity working with people of all ages from Norwich and Norfolk. Future Radio is Norwich's community radio station and provides broadcast and training opportunities for 150+ volunteers to get involved with community radio.
(UK, SC008277) Browse eventsSince 1970, the Talbot Association has stood alongside Glasgow’s most vulnerable individuals those facing the complex realities of homelessness, addiction, mental ill-health, social isolation, and long-term instability. As part of Scotland’s evolving landscape of social care, we are committed to delivering person-centred, trauma-informed, and rights-based support that respects the dignity, voice, and choices of everyone we walk with. We aim to create safe, respectful spaces where people feel seen, heard, and valued. Our support is grounded in compassion, flexibility, and non-judgement, helping individuals reclaim stability, self-worth, and a sense of belonging within a community of their choice. “We imagine a circle of compassion, and then imagine no one standing outside of it.” Gregory Boyle This vision of only kinship calls us to draw closer to the margins to stand with those who have been left out, forgotten, or written off. In doing so, we dismantle the barriers that divide us and build a community rooted in shared humanity. For over five decades, Talbot has grown, evolved, and deepened its mission but our core values have remained unchanged. We believe in the inherent worth of every person, and we strive daily to offer not just services, but solidarity. A place where compassion leads, and no one is left behind.