(IE, CHY16614) Browse eventsBrú Columbanus is a facility that provides “home from home” accommodation for relatives of seriously ill patients in Cork Hospitals and Hospice. Families first concern is the health of their loved one but consideration has also to be given to the practicalities of their time away from home.Where can they stay?How are they going to finance all this?These worries are removed for families who stay in Brú as we provide our service completely free of charge. We offer a warm welcome caring environment, where families can be together, relax and feel at home. Brú Columbanus comprises 26 ensuite family rooms, and families who are all in similar situations– get real support and understanding from each other in a way that may be more difficult for family and friends at home to offer. The families who stay in Brú are people just like you and me who never expected to find themselves in such a terrible situation. We operate with the minimum possible of paid staff, helped by a number of dedicated volunteers. We have an excellent group of volunteers at present. Our volunteers give freely of their time and expertise and add to the calm, caring environment we provide to all in the house.
(AU, 052641640) Browse eventsWe are lovely rural school in the heart of the Matakohe Community. Our KAURI values are an integral part of our school, - K=kindness, A=act responsibly, U=unite as a team, R=respect, I=in all that we do. School camps are an ideal way and place to show our KAURI values.
(UK, 1037022) Browse eventsWoodlands School accommodates up to 76 children with physical and sensory difficulties between the ages of 2 and 19 years. Many pupils have additional medical and other difficulties that may affect their learning. The school is a resource which serves the whole of the South West peninsula; pupils come from Plymouth, Devon and Cornwall to learn and develop their skills. The school has a wide range of specialist facilities and therapies on site such as hydrotherapy, dark and white sensory rooms, a creative arts room and highly trained staff capable of meeting a wide range of needs. Friends of Woodlands is a registered charity, whose aim is to raise funds to enable the school to purchase items which it would otherwise not be able to afford through normal funding. Such items range from sensory equipment to arts and music equipment, in fact, anything which enhances the lives and learning skills of the pupils. The Charity also funds activity days in the school holidays to allow parents and siblings of disabled pupils time for themselves. In the last year, Friends have financed new blinds for the hydrotherapy pool to help with the visually impaired pupils experience, and a floor-based walking piano, enabling wheelchair bound children to make music for themselves.
(UK, 1150488) Browse eventsLeprosy is still endemic in many countries. It causes paralysis of hands and feet, weakening grip and impairing dexterity. Many afflicted are destitute, illiterate manual workers whose livelihood depends on what they can dig, carry, haul in a day. For these past 20 years a small team of hand surgeons from the UK has been travelling pro bono first to India and latterly to Nepal to repair and animate such hands. This restores grip, enabling these individuals to earn more, support and educate their families. Equally importantly, the local surgeons are being taught these same techniques and are supplied with instruments and kit to enable them to continue this work long into the future and to teach others. Working Hands Charity receives no regular support from any organisation and depends entirely on donations such as yours. Nobody in the Charity is paid for this work, expertise and time - there are NO overheads. Every penny of donation reaches the front line, funding these biannual trips, currently working in three Nepali hospitals and teaching numerous local surgeons. More detail and numerous images from this work on www.workinghandscharity.com
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(UK, 1170889) Browse eventsIn Botswana – where 20% of the population lives below the poverty line – access to affordable veterinary care is limited. By hosting teams of veterinary volunteers, MAWS provides free animal welfare services to low-income owners, and has sterilised and vaccinated more than 20,000 dogs.
(UK, 266071) Browse eventsThe National Association for the Relief of Paget's Disease (NARPD) is the only national charity dedicated to helping people with this debilitating bone condition. It works to provide information, education and support to members of the public and health professionals and supports research into all aspects of Paget's disease.
(UK, 1110427) Browse eventsCommunicare in Southampton is a registered charity based in Southampton. What is Communicare's purpose/mission? Our aim is to enrich the lives of those in need in our community by providing emotional and practical support. We do this through our wonderful team of volunteers, who express their care for those in the local community by offering their time for activities including visiting and befriending, taking people shopping, DIY, garden clearance, transport to hospital and doctors appointments etc. Why should I give to Communicare? We do not charge our clients a penny for the services they recieve, and therefore are dependent on donations and grants to meet our essential outgoings. Although we use volunteers wherever possible, expenses such as transport and office admin are unavoidable, so your support to help us meet these costs is greatly valued and appreciated. Please consider whether you could give a small amount per month to Communicare, as this helps us to plan for the future and ensure we can open up the service to as many people as possible. Where is Communicare based? We are a local charity operating in the City of Southampton. We have two offices - one in Woolston, and another in Shirley. These two offices serve the whole city, and are open Monday to Thursday. Want to know more? Visit www.communicareinsouthampton.org.uk for more information about us.
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(UK, 289644) Browse eventsSince they started out thirty four years ago with, so it’s rumoured, props, scenery and costumes having to be stored in the artistic director’s mum’s garage for lack of more suitable facilities, Forest Forge has forged ahead, establishing a reputation which makes every new production an unmissable date in the diary. (Did they really perform A Midsummer Night’s Dream to schools with just four actors all those years ago? Now that really was fun!). THE BRITISH THEATRE GUIDE REVIEW 2015 It is a chance to remove the straight jacket. - Regular member of hospice workshop Words cannot do justice to the value that I, as a parent, put on the work that Forest Forge has done over many years and continues to do for all the young people in our community. - Youth Theatre Parent Rural professional theatre at its very best. - The Stage
(UK, 1181574) Browse eventsProstate cancer affects 1 in 8 men in the UK, 1 in 4 men from a black African/Caribbean background and 1 in 12 Asian men. Our mission is to talk to men to raise the awareness. We want to launch mobile PSA blood test units for men to get tested. Let's stop men from dying through ignorance and fear!
(UK, 1055371) Browse eventsMusic for All is the charity of the UK musical instrument industry. The mission is "Making More Musicians" this is achieved through: 1) Promoting the substantial and wide-ranging benefits of music making 2) Bringing "Learn to Play" experiences to people of all ages and backgrounds 3) Being committed to addressing the needs of community and diversity, especially those who do not have access to music making 4) Developing partnerships with like-minded organisations For more information, go to www.musicforall.org.uk
(UK, 1214719) Browse eventsOlly was just 13 when he tragically lost his life to knife crime, close to his home in Bugs Bottom, Caversham, Reading. He was lured out following an online argument with two teenagers. The Olly Stephens Trust is looking for financial support to continue “Olly’s Work”. Any donations will enable us to: • Promote the prevention of violent crime, including knife and gang-related crime. • Educate young people, their parents, carers, those working with young people and the wider community about online safety, grooming, exploitation, county lines, and other serious risks faced by young people. • Raise awareness about the vulnerabilities of young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) to be victims of crime. • Continue to provide support for the victims of violent crime, their families, and friends. • Work with The Ben Kinsella Trust to help fund a Choices and Consequences Exhibition in the Reading area, offering knife crime prevention and online safety workshops, to educate young people away from violence and to stay safe online. On behalf of the Charity Trustees, thank you for your support.
(UK, 1123195) Browse eventsMental ill health is no respecter of persons. Clergy support their wider community but the nature of the work can result in feelings of stress and burnout. St Luke’s has helped the clergy to flourish for 130 years. With your help we can continue to offer support to those that support us.
(UK, 283955) Browse events.MV Freedom is a disabled access boat based in Weymouth, Dorset. We provide trips for the disabled and the elderly who normally wouldn't be able to get on a boat.. MV Freedom can take up to 12 passengers and is run solely by volunteer skippers and crew.