Ability Dogs 4 Young People (UK, 1154896) Browse events

Ability Dogs 4 Young People is a new charity on the Isle of Wight. We are training assistance dogs for young disabled people (aged 16-24) here on the Island. Our highly trained assistance dogs will provide practical help with tasks like picking up dropped items and opening doors, and will help to increase the young people’s independence as they start going to college or work. There are over 700 disabled young people on the Isle of Wight under the age of 25, which has a population of just 150,000. We have a very open mind about who our dogs help and hope to include young people with any disability. If an assistance dog can help, we will do our best to train a dog to meet the young person’s specific needs. Ability Dogs 4 Young People was started in 2012 and we already have puppies in training living with Puppy Parents on the Island. It takes two years to fully train each dog, from an eight week old bundle of fun to a calm, responsible assistance dog. For more information about Ability Dogs 4 Young People (registered charity number 1148751) visit www.abilitydogs4yp.org.uk

The Millie Wright Children's Charity (UK, 1198016) Browse events

Our mission is to make life a little easier for the families of children diagnosed with rare life threatening non-malignant liver, renal and haematological conditions whilst being treated at Leeds Children’s hospital. We provide financial, practical and emotional support from the point of diagnosis.

Refugees At Home (UK, EW61215) Browse events

Refugees at Home is a UK based charity aiming to connect those with a spare room in their home with refugees and asylum seekers in need of accommodation. We are a volunteer-run organisation that, in its first year, made 350 placements resulting in over 15,000 nights being spent in a warm home.

ACORN COMMUNITY SUPPORT (UK, 801533) Browse events

The Gurkha Museum Trust (UK, 1169920) Browse events

Gurkhas have loyally served this country for over 200 years. The Gurkha Museum ensures the future of Gurkha Heritage by celebrating, honouring and promoting the history and culture of the Gurkha Soldier and their continuing service to Britain. Located in Peninsula Barracks in Winchester the Museum takes you on a journey through Gurkha history, beginning with their origins in Nepal and the moment in 1815 when Gurkhas were first enlisted to fight for Britain. The extraordinary stories on display and housed in our archives cover not only the battles and campaigns but the culture and religion of the homeland of this unique fighting force. We see them locked in battle with mutinous sepoys in 1857, then standing guard in India’s North West and North East frontiers before being sent half a world away to the trenches of the Western Front in 1914 and The Falkland Islands in the early 1980s. Through its collections and archives the Gurkha Museum represents over 200 years of a unique and historic relationship, one that continues to this day, with the annual recruitment of Gurkhas from Nepal continuing to be vital for Britain’s Armed Forces.

S.A.F.E. (Supported Activities for Everyone) (UK, 1147267) Browse events

Supporting vulnerable adults to lead a more fun & enriching life

THE GOOD GRIEF PROJECT (UK, 1170244) Browse events

The Good Grief Project is dedicated to an understanding of grief as an on going, active and creative process, particularly as it applies to grief following the death of a son or daughter. We advocate for and support bereaved families by helping them realise the creative potential of their grief.

The Sarah Jayne Charitable Trust (UK, 1194316) Browse events

In her memory, The Sarah Jayne Charitable Trust will support under-represented, under-funded community charities in the South West of England. Inspired by Sarah, we hope that lots of little actions will have a significant impact, continuing the butterfly effect of Sarah's legacy.

Heart Research Institute (UK) (UK, 1116918) Browse events

1 in 5 UK men and 1 in 8 women die from heart disease each year; an average of 224 people per day ! At the Heart Research Institute we are committed to researching heart disease. Join us in our fight for early detection, prevention and reversal of the world’s No.1 killer - Heart Disease!

MWF UK (UK, 1084057) Browse events

Minhaj Welfare Foundation is one of the largest non-government international charity organisation in the world, with a network of branches and projects in over 100 countries worldwide. MWF is fully registered with the UK charity commission.

Make-A-Wish Foundation International (UK, 860726985) Browse events

Smart Works Reading (UK, 1164723) Browse events

Smart Works is a UK charity that is focused on helping out-of-work women on low incomes get back into the workforce. We provide interview coaching, high quality interview clothes and styling advice. We help women to feel confident, look fabulous, succeed at their job interview and move on with their life. "The Dressing session was really good they made me feel really good about myself & was given lots of nice things. The interview session was very helpful it gave me ideas on how to act & what to say at interviews.Good practice.” "Amazing experience that has made me feel so  much more confident for my interview. Staff very kind & helpful.”

Mental Health Research UK (UK, 1125538) Browse events

Mental Health Research UK is the first specialist research charity set up to fund research into the underlying causes of, and treatments for, mental illness.

The Toy Trust (UK, 1001634) Browse events

Since its foundation in 1990 by the British Toy and Hobby Association over £2 million has been raised. Toy Trust funds help alleviate suffering, support children through awful experiences, encourage achievement through adversity, purchase vital equipment, provide care, bolster existing initiatives and more.

DISC (UK, 515755) Browse events

DISC is a regional charity based in North East England. We focus on helping people with issues such as; Housing, Training and Employment, Substance Misuse, Children, Young, People and Families.

Survivors Manchester (UK, 1144941) Browse events

Survivors Manchester supports male survivors of sexual abuse and rape in Greater Manchester, whether historic or current.

Lotus Flower Trust (UK, 1127316) Browse events

The Lotus Flower Trust raises money to build homes, schools and orphanages for poor children, whose parents often live on less than one dollar a day, and who live in the remote areas of India. The projects are chosen in conjunction with the local villagers. They are sustainable and have lasting benefit for the children, whose lives are changed for ever.

PDA Society (UK, 1165038) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

Stop Hate UK (UK, Stop Hate UK - N/A) Browse events

Rape Crisis Centre (UK, SC006595) Browse events

Women and girls of all ages and backgrounds experience rape and sexual assault, and it can happen at any time in their lives. Rape Crisis has one fundamental aim - to provide a free and confidential support service to women and girls who have experienced sexual violence.

Skiing with Heroes (UK, 1149727) Browse events

Skiing with Heroes is a charity taking wounded ex-soldiers skiing each year. Skiing gives unique rehabilitation to disabled veterans, building their core strength and their confidence. This helps them regain their independence to take on employment. SWH aims to place unemployed veterans into jobs.

Wells Community Hospital Trust (UK, 1154540) Browse events

Wells Community Hospital Trust is a local charity that provides a wide range of flexible and integrated health & wellbeing services for the community we serve.

Helen Arkell Dyslexia Centre (UK, 1064646) Browse events

Helen Arkell Dyslexia Centre offers the expert assessment and tuition that anyone with Dyslexia deserves, regardless of their ability to pay, and relies on the generosity of donors to make this possible.

Gene People (UK, Gene People - N/A) Browse events

Forbes Foundation (UK, 1181535) Browse events

The Forbes Foundation provides financial support to children, and their families, who are in need, by reason of ill health, disability, and/or financial hardship within England and Wales, but predominantly the North of England, by providing facilities, equipment and monetary grants. Our support comes in many different shapes and sizes. For example it could be a financial contribution to much needed treatment, providing life changing facilities to aid walking, providing people with lots of helping hands to decorate a new room or create a sensory garden, or supporting talented and gifted children where financial hardship may be a barrier to maximising their potential.