(AU, 58072760657) Browse eventsSt John's Parent's and Friends association raises money to improve our school for our kids and families
(UK, SC035499) Browse eventsSACHD - Helping Families Across ScotlandThe Scottish Association for Children with Heart Disorders was formed as a new charity in 2004 Registered Charity No. SC 035499We offer support and understanding in everyday care and welfare to parents and families of children with heart disorders.The objectives of the Association are:
(UK, 1184106) Browse eventsEast Cornwall Search and Rescue Team is a local charity (CIO number 1184106) based in Bodmin, Cornwall and is made up entirely of volunteers who provide an inland search and rescue service across the East Cornwall area. Covering rural areas from Goss Moor to Bodmin Moor, it also responds to incidents in more urban and semi rural areas from St Austell to Bude, and we operate in other areas across the South West and further afield to provide assistance to other teams as required. ECSRT is a member of the Peninsular Mountain and Cave Rescue Association, the coordinating region of Mountain Rescue England and Wales.
(UK, 1155661) Browse eventsLittle Green Pig is a children's creative writing and mentoring charity based in Brighton. We believe in the right to write, and that this vital form of self-expression builds confidence, communication and literacy skills.
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(UK, 1124743) Browse eventsSOFII is a charity created for fundraisers by fundraisers. We provide inspiration and information to the global fundraising community, for free, so you can raise more money for the charities and organisations that matter to you. We believe that passionate fundraisers can, and will, change the world.
(UK, 1192916) Browse eventsOur charity was founded in 2007 by a group of parents, who realised how important it is to connect with other people in order to share experiences. Our aim is to provide opportunities for parents, carers, siblings and extended family networks to have fun in a fully inclusive environment, where a child with Down’s syndrome is one of many, rather than one of a few.