(UK, 1102937) Browse eventsTransform is the community fundraising arm of Testway Housing. The charity focuses on people and aims to promote strong communities by supporting various local groups and organisations.
(UK, 1140974) Browse eventsEasingwold Branch of Friends of Chernobyl's Children is a registered charity that funds and organises yearly visits for Belarusian children from disadvantaged social backgrounds to the UK, where they stay with host families for temporary recuperative care. The charity targets particularly needy children from seven to twelve years of age, who are often in need of dental and medical attention, education, and tender loving care. The children, from the badly contaminated areas of Belarus, come for one month every year for five consecutive years, which has been shown to have a significant effect up on their overall quality of life, their happiness, health and well-being. Every year the Easingwold Branch of FOCC funds 11 children from Belarus to visit the UK where they are cared for a month by DBS-checked and vetted host families. During their stay, we ensure that the children take part in daily trips and activities that meet their social, health and educational needs. The children return to the same host family for up to five years where possible. The FOCC identifies children aged between seven and twelve who are most at need: children from large families, one-parent families, and foster children. Many of these children live in poverty in contaminated areas and suffer general poor health. We fund a 4-week visit to the UK each year for up to five consecutive years per child. Charity No: 1140974 Find out more Website http://www.focc.org.uk
Mental Health Carers NSW (formerly Arafmi NSW) is a non-government organisation that provides systemic advocacy and support for families, relatives and friends of people who experience mental illness, living in NSW. MHCN reaches out with friendship and understanding to all whose lives are touched by a mental health problem. We aim to maintain and improve existing levels of support services to all relatives and friends of people with a mental illness.
(AU, 38130699991) Browse eventsLupus Foundation is the most active lupus organisation in Australia with international recognition across the globe. The organisation, run by volunteers, is self-funded receiving no state or federal funding; hence, we rely heavily on fundraisers and the kindness of others to donate. ’. The Foundation’s primary objective is to provide quality care and services; educating and supporting people with lupus, their families, carers, health professionals and the general public in all States. Along with, continuing to research and support research for better treatment with the ultimate goal of one day finding a cure for lupus.
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(AU, 94259274751) Browse eventsFriends of Nepal Association is an Australian organisation dedicated to improving the lives of people in need in Nepal. We currently prioritise our work in education, cultural heritage conservation and resilient housing in regional areas. Our unique approach focuses on understanding the structural causes behind persistent disadvantage, then finding and supporting the innovative approaches that can help Nepal develop sustainably. Our work is evidence-based and focuses on strong community engagement, a discipline we apply to every facet of our organisation.
We come in were insurance drops off, we have raised money to help pay for wheel chair accessible minivans, we have helped raise money for a shower renovation to accomodate a wheelchair, we have helped pay for multiple trips for mulitple families. W
(UK, 1067629) Browse eventsThe Alan Pinkham Memorial fund was set up 1997 to help fund research into cancer vaccines, particularly in relation to Adenocarcinoma, the rare strand of cancer that Alan suffered from. All funds raised (approx £170,000) have been donated to a research project at St. GGeorge's Tooting.
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