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(UK, 258798) Browse eventsSamaritans help people who are in crisis, feel distressed or are thinking of suicide, we give them the time and space to talk about feelings, help explore options and perhaps seek a way to face the future. Our trained volunteers are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
(UK, 1119544) Browse eventsTHE GLOBAL FUND FOR CHILDREN TRANSFORMS THE FUTURE OF THE WORLD'S MOST VULNERABLE CHILDREN by finding & investing in innovative grassroots organisations. To date, we have invested £19 million in over 600 grassroots organisations in 79 countries, and reached 9 million vulnerable children.
(UK, 700852) Browse eventsMAGGS DAY CENTRE SUPPORTS THE HOMELESS AND VULNERABLE IN THE CITY OF WORCESTER AND SURROUNDING AREA. WE PROVIDE SHELTER, FOOD, WASHING FACILITIES AND SUPPORT FOR OUR SERVICE USERS TO RE-INTEGRATE BACK INTO SOCIETY. WE ARE SUPPORTED SOLELY BY VOLUNTARY DONATIONS AND GRANTS.
(UK, 258825) Browse eventsThe National Children's Bureau is dedicated to promoting the voices, interests and well-being of all children and young people across England and Northern Ireland.
(UK, 268468) Browse eventsThe Law Centre stands up for people's rights through specialist casework in five major areas: housing, immigration, welfare benefits, education and debt. We also run legal advice clinics for those who cannot otherwise afford a lawyer. We are good at what we do and your support goes a long way.
(UK, 1153425) Browse eventsLearn English at Home has been working for 36 years with ethnic minority adults, including refugees, asylum seekers, and migrants, to help them overcome their isolation through the teaching of English. We support clients throughout Kingston and Richmond, and we have recently started delivering services in Hounslow. Through language support and signposting to local statutory and voluntary services, we empower people to become active in their communities. We aim to provide a steppingstone to employment, volunteering, other educational opportunities, and other forms of community involvement. Teaching is delivered by our enthusiastic volunteers, to whom we provide full training and support. Our services offer clients a means to overcome isolation and improve their chances in life through improved English language skills, increased confidence and self-belief, and greater knowledge of local services and community life.
(UK, 1171652) Browse eventsThe HSFA is a Leeds-based charity set up in 1996. Our aim is to preserve the memory, testimony and records of Holocaust survivors living in Yorkshire, England for research, teaching and learning.We use the lessons from our members' experience to work towards a more tolerant society in which difference and diversity are celebrated. The organisation is run by a team of committed volunteers. Membership of our Association is open to all who share our aims and we are keen to hear from anyone wishing to join. Our members regularly visit schools, colleges, universities, community groups and other organisations to give living witness accounts of their personal experiences as refugees, hidden children and survivors of concentration and death camps. Our website contains filmed testimony of Holocaust survivors, learning resources for schools and a detailed evidence base of original historical records made available in partnership with the German National Archives at Bad Arolsen. We provide advice and guidance to a wide range of organisations holding their own Holocaust-related events and activities including filming, arts and culture. The HSFA also has a pastoral role in promoting friendship, mutual understanding and support between survivors themselves and between people of different faiths and cultures.
(AU, 97010549667) Browse eventsCystic Fibrosis is cutting lives in half as people with cystic fibrosis currently have a life expectancy of only 37. Cystic Fibrosis is a genetic illness and people with cystic fibrosis have trouble breathing and getting nutrients from food. Cystic Fibrosis Queensland is the only organisation helping the hundreds of people living with cystic fibrosis in Queensland. We must raise over $1 million each year to provide essential services such as counselling, free equipment hire, home physiotherapy, accommodation, advocacy, education programs and support for children during hospital stays. The fundraising efforts of people in our community is essential to allowing us to continue to help everyone with cystic fibrosis in our community.
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(UK, 000000) Browse eventsThe Brent Knoll and Watergate Co-operative Trust is set up to improve outcomes and shape the future development of provision for children with learning difficulties and disabilities in Lewisham