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The Onsite Foundation (US, 46-0397395) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aThe Onsite Foundation provides funding to vulnerable populations including veterans, first responders, low income individuals and front-line helping professionals. This aids in the healing and rebuilding of those who struggle from the effects of trauma, abuse, stress, mental-health and relationship issues.
NEW HAMPSHIRE DOWN SYNDROME ASSOCIATION (, 22-2984533) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aThe New Hampshire Down Syndrome Association was formed in 1988 as a voluntary, non-profit organization of families, professionals, and others who are interested in developing and sharing knowledge and the experience of Down Syndrome. The mission of the New Hampshire Down Syndrome Association is to help all people with Down syndrome live to their fullest potential and enhance their quality of life while bringing about awareness of Down syndrome to our friends and neighbors. NHDSA supports parents and families and acts as a constant resource for information. NHDSA strives to promote inclusivity in all settings, and all of our activities shall be devoted to the achievement of positive attitudes regarding Down syndrome in the state of New Hampshire
Centre Region Down Syndrome Society (, 26-0845747) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aThe mission of the Centre Region Down Syndrome Society is to provide individuals with Down syndrome and their families with the tools, resources and support necessary to participate in, contribute to and achieve personal fulfillment.
THE GROCOTT CENTRE LIMITED
(UK, 1125439) Browse events
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(UK, 1125439) Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. The Grocott Centre is a charity that provides a wonderful variety of activities at our Day Centre for younger adults and older people within Staffordshire. Please donate to support our cause. The Grocott Centre provides services to meet the needs of older people and younger adults in Stoke-on-Trent and surrounding areas. We provide care and support to people and their families who have-:Physical DisabilitiesLearning DisabilitiesDementia Charity No: 1125439 Find out more Website http://www.thegrocottcentre.co.uk/
Georgia Cares (, 46-2559433) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aGeorgia Cares was created as an initiative of the Governor’s Office for Children and Families in 2009. In 2013, Georgia Cares became a 501(c)(3) entity in an effort to grow in our capacity to serve victims through a public-private partnership. Georgia Cares is now an independent, non-profit organization working to serve child sex trafficking victims across the State of Georgia. Georgia Cares is the single, statewide coordinating agency to connect services and treatment care for victims. Through research informed practices and evidence based assessments, we coordinate services to meet all needs and dimensions of a child’s wellbeing. Staff follows victims throughout their process of treatment and recovery to lead healthy, successful lives as productive members of society. Our Story: Reflecting on the history of this issue and our agency is often helpful towards understanding where we have come, and the road that still needs to be traveled to address and eradicate this heinous crime. In 2008, the State of Georgia was introduced to the issue of human trafficking. The Governor of Georgia decided to take a proactive approach to learning about CSEC; which was in line with the State's approach to serving vulnerable children. The Governor turned to a executive attached agency to research and establish a plan for addressing the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC) in Metro Atlanta. This agency was the Governor's Office for Children and Families (GOCF). For years, the effort to end DMST had garnered local grassroots support and advocacy in Georgia as awareness of labor and sex trafficking grew. In 2008, the Governor's Office for Children and Families established a Task Force to address the need for a unified protocol to serve children who were commercially sexually exploited. GOCF, who was charged by the Governor with the statewide response to trafficking, wanted to approach the issue with a holistic view; looking at the continuum of exploitation and trafficking. Later, in 2009, the Georgia General Assembly appropriated funds to GOCF to fund their statewide response to CSEC in Georgia. It was of utmost concern that while prevention and reducing the demand were important, there were child victims being exploited and there was no one to help them. With this sentiment, GOCF created the Georgia Care Connection Office, now Georgia Cares, as the identification and intervention portions of the State response and continuum in June 2009. Georgia Cares fulfills the identification and intervention portions of the statewide response. Georgia Cares also fulfills a portion of the State's infrastructure development area. The strategy for infrastructure development includes establishing a car system for trafficked children by providing assessment, treatment and aftercare services, building capacity for other Georgia cities to respond to child trafficking and exploitation, and increasing the use of the Multidisciplinary Team Information System (MDTIS) for tracking children who enter state systems. Additionally, Georgia Cares attends professional and community trainings to identify, serve, and raise awareness about Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking and Exploitation.
Mundijong Primary School (P & C Assn Inc Canteen) (AU, Mundijong Primary School (P & C Assn Inc Canteen) - N/A) Browse events
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