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Maliyan Indigenous Student Leadership Program (AU, Maliyan Indigenous Student Leadership Program - N/A) Browse events
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ST STEPHEN'S PCC, LINDLEY (UK, 1134388) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aSt Stephen's Parish Church (1829) reaches out to serve its community widely, offering spiritual comfort and space. Our fellowship is vibrant and active. This Grade II listed church needs regular upkeep and investment so that it can continue to serve local people, both now and in the future.
2020 Memphis (, 26-4805028) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/a20/20 Memphis is committed to providing eye care access for those faced with imminent blindness and who have little or no access to care through fundraising research and education.
Mookai Rosie-Bi-Bayan (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Corporation) (AU, 72617505047) Browse events
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The What Centre (UK, 3415168) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aProviding Counselling for 9 to 25's experiencing difficulties which have resulted in trying to take their own lives, self-harming, coping with depression, bullying, eating disorders, social anxiety, bereavement, OCD. They may have experienced abuse, including sexual, emotional, physical or emotional abuse. Our services are for young people based within the Borough of Dudley. As well as individual counselling we also offer a variety of groupwork and have specialist projects work with LGBTQ+ young people and their families and BAME young people. We provide between 120 and 140 counselling sessions each week and demand is greater than the funds we have so we always have a waiting list
Pool Arts (UK, 1113043) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aPool Arts is run by and for disadvantaged artists in Manchester; providing studios, training, mutual support and opportunities to exhibit. We play an educational role to the public, disseminating information about the work, the organisation and the benefits it brings.
CanRehab Trust
(UK, 1191483) Browse events
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(UK, 1191483) CanRehab Trust helps people living with and beyond a cancer diagnosis to become or stay active by providing safe, individualised exercise programmes. People who have had a cancer diagnosis are matched with a registered cancer exercise qualified instructor who can provide them with either on line or face to face individualised support. CanRehab Trust was founded by Dr Anna Campbell MBE who is Professor with a special interest in cancer and exercise and founder of the first training provider for cancer and exercise rehabilitation in the UK. The Charity’s seeks to support people affected by cancer to stay or become more active and increase their ability to self-management during and after cancer treatments and improve their quality of life. CanRehab Trust has developed a Register of approved personal trainers and health professionals qualified to provide safe tailored exercise programmes for people living with cancer. We aim to match individuals who require an exercise programme to the appropriately qualified instructor who can provide a number of safe and effective exercise sessions tailored to the person’s needs based on their diagnosis, stage of treatment, other health issues and previous exercise experience.