(UK, 1098726) Browse eventsOur aim is to protect, support and inform women and their children of all ages and ethnicity from domestic abuse leading to a greater safety in their lives and in the community. We provide accomodation for up to twelve women and their children in our two refuges with key workers supporting every woman and child. We also have a dedicated children’s service for the children in the refuge with Child Support Workers using play therapy to support these children through what is a very difficult and challenging time. We run various groups in the community including the 'Freedom Programme' which is an informative, interactive course aimed at women that have or are experiencing domestic violence. Women can join at any time during the twelve week cycle. It provides an opportunity for women to learn how to identify abuse and to live free from harm. The next step on from this is 'Stay Free' programme which helps survivors of domestic abuse and have broken free from an abusive relationship to find ways to maintain that freedom. Following on from that we also run the 'Recovery Toolkit' which helps to look at self esteem and assertiveness within each woman. For children and young people we offer the 'Meaningful Relationships' programme, which focuses on what is and is not acceptable in a relationship and to build confidence.
(UK, 1167169) Browse eventsThe vision of the charity is to help ostomates regain confidence through our Time for Me Grants. This is a tailor made service and is very much based on a relationship built between the person applying for the grant and all of us here at the charity. It might be that a person really needs some ‘me’ time by relaxing at a spa, going on a shopping trip and attending a photo shoot for example. Sometimes the service can provide outings for families and couples as we all know how hard it can be on the people around us at a time of illness. The charity has sent people for meals with loved ones to ensure that ‘us’ time is catered for. We have also sent families for days out. Whatever it is we do for you, it really based on your individual needs and proving that you really can ‘live’ not just ‘exist’. Along with this, the online community offers support and guidance for sufferers so nobody feels isolated and alone.
(UK, 1202836) Browse eventsThe Good Company People is a registered charity that provides clubs, socials, respite and bespoke support for those feeling isolated, caring for someone with dementia, or living with dementia. We form the missing link between carers and the statutory services, filling gaps where they have no help.
(NZ, 84006053229) Browse eventsInternational Needs works in 33 nations in helping national leaders in community development, child sponsorship, disater relief and church planting. International Needs New Zealand is a registered charity under the Charities Act 2005, registration number CC10941.
(AU, 576007863) Browse eventsPrisma Health is the largest not-for-profit health organization in SC, serving more than 1.2 million patients annually. Our 32,000 team members are dedicated to supporting the health and well-being of you and your family. Our promise is to: Inspire health. Serve with compassion. Be the difference
(UK, registeredcharityinEnglandandWales1089464ScotlandSC041666andtheIsleofMan1103) Browse eventsWe pioneer life-saving cancer research to help beat cancer sooner. We’re the world leading charity dedicated to beating cancer through research. We are fighting cancer on all fronts, finding new ways to prevent, diagnose and treat it to save more lives. We are entirely funded by the public, With your help, we can ensure more people beat cancer.
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(AU, 541118534) Browse eventsThe mission of the Sexual Assault Resource Agency (SARA) is to eliminate sexual violence and its impact by providing prevention education as well as individualized advocacy and support services to all individuals who have experienced sexual violence or abuse.