Papplewick Pre School Group (UK, 1042848) Browse events

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Canolfan Dwr Llandysul Aqua Centre (UK, 1154780) Browse events

Pwll nofio yn Llandysul yw Canolfan Dŵr Llandysul, wedi ei ariannu gan, a'i redeg gan y gymuned - The Llandysul Aqua Centre is Llandysul's swimming pool, financed by and run for the community Mae'r Ganolfan Dŵr yn darparu lle i blant ac oedolion gadw'n heini a dysgu sgiliau newydd. Ers i'r Cyngor Sir ddod â'i gefnogaeth i ben yn 2014, rydyn ni wedi dibynnu ar y gymuned i noddi a chodi arian ar gyfer y pwll.The Aqua Centre provides a place for children and adults to keep fit and learn new skills. Since the County Council brought their financial support to an end in 2014, we have relied on the community to sponsor and raise money for the pool Charity No: 1154780 Find out more Website http://aquacentrellandysul.co.uk/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Canolfan-Dwr-Llandysul-Aqua-Centre-174739825882449/timeline/

1st Pembury Scout Group (UK, 299506) Browse events

THE 1St PEMBURY SCOUT GROUP IS ACTIVE IN THE VILLAGE OF PEMBURY KENT.WITH THE PURPOSE OF PROMOTING THE DEVELOPMENT OF YOUNG PEOPLE IN ACHIEVING THEIR FULL PHYSICAL, INTELLECTUAL, SOCIAL AND SPIRITUAL POTENTIALS AS INDIVIDUALS, AS RESPONSIBLE CITIZENS AND AS MEMBERS OF THEIR LOCAL, NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITIES. 1ST PEMBURY SCOUT GROUP Charity No: 299506

Connect - the communication disability network (UK, 1081740) Browse events

Connect is a national charity for people living with aphasia (communication disability) which is often caused by stroke. Aphasia can strike anyone at any age and at any time. 1 in every 200 people in the UK lives with aphasia and each person experiences it differently. Some people cannot speak at all, some people have just a few words. It affects reading, writing and numbers. Aphasia can lead to lack of confidence, depression, social exclusion – and people can lose their connection with the world. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Our vision is a simple one, we want a world where people with aphasia can re-connect with life again. Find out more about how we do that at www.ukconnect.org

MGGS Development Trust (UK, 1141948) Browse events

Building for our future

Cornwall Food Foundation (UK, 1119341) Browse events

Fifteen Cornwall is owned by the Cornwall Food Foundation, registered charity no.1119341. The Foundation is pivotal to Fifteen Cornwall’s success. For a start it owns the restaurant. It also runs the training programme and looks after the welfare of the apprentices during their time here. The Foundation is in place to give disadvantaged young people in Cornwall a platform to discover their true potential. The Foundation is also a promise to these young people that it will do everything in its power to help each one create the productive, successful life they’d like to achieve. Its principles and thinking mirror the Jamie Oliver Foundation set up by Jamie Oliver and whilst Jamie remains the figurehead for the group, a dedicated team in Cornwall runs the Cornwall Food Foundation. They do an outstanding job. Since May 06, the CFoP has enrolled over 143 apprentices. Seventy per cent are still cheffing today. Whether or not an apprentice makes it to graduation, the Foundation works tirelessly and seamlessly to create the environment needed for these young people to flourish.

Manx Miracles (UK, 1124) Browse events

Manx Miracles is an Isle of Man charity who’s aim is to raise funds for children and their families that face a variety of
 challenges in their lives, in particular those with additional needs and 
disabilities. We are committed to helping any child with special needs to live better lives.

Stichting Dierenopvang Rijnmond (UK, 52149455) Browse events

CCECH UK (UK, 1120197) Browse events

CCECH UK supports the Centre for Creativity in Education and Cultural Heritage, CCECH, in Israel which works with Jewish and Arab children in Israel through their schools, families and communities to promote understanding and coexistence. "CCECH uses the folklore and traditions of Jewish and Arab families to bind together the two groups, the Jewish and Arab children, who are sometimes fearful and often ignorant of the “other”. The children’s parents and grandparents are their offspring’s homework - traditional food, games and toys passed down generations, family stories and traditional songs. First, children ask their families about these things. Then they report back to their teachers and classmates; a lesson a week is earmarked for this. Next, a pair of classes, one from a Jewish and one from an Arab school, come together with their parents and teachers to share food, games and information. Over the course of the two to three years that the children and their families spend in the programme, barriers come down and trust grows. A ten year old Palestinian girl who lives in a Refugee Camp gave this feedback: I have never met Jews before. I thought that they only want to humiliate us. I have enjoyed playing with these girls and I have some new friends. I cannot believe how this is possible. I will tell my parents. A Jewish Israeli child said: At the beginning I was really really scared after everything I see in the news and what my parents say. I was scared that they would be violent and when they came I thought ‘what will they do to us – how will we mix, will we argue all the time?’ And, in the end, that’s not what happened - they were nice, like everybody."  

upendo uk (UK, 1118312) Browse events

Upendo UK is a UK regiatered charity that supports a community orphan support programme in Kilifi, Kenya.

LV= Streetwise (UK, 1058562) Browse events

Accidents are the leading form of death and injury to children. The cost of one accidental death is £1.6million … for the families involved the loss is immeasurable.The charity’s aim is to reduce the number of children killed and injured in preventable accidents in the home, at play and on the roads.LV=Streetwise is an indoor life-sized safety village with town and country ‘bricks and mortar’ scenes from everyday life - including a high street with a pedestrian crossing, two storey house, park, beach, full size train and railway station and its own police station!The village scenarios and volunteer safety guides help children learn how to spot the potential for danger and how to take responsibility for their actions, learning how safer choices can, quite literally, make the difference between life and death.

Around And Around (UK, 1129797) Browse events

Making a difference to young adults with limited opportunities. After the recently completed circumnavigation of Britain, the end goal of this first stage of the project may have been the sailing trip, but the trip itself is the prize. The real focus of the project is the life-skills that must be acquired to get to this point. It is these life-skills that are so important in broadening the opportunities of these young people as they move forward in life.

BRISTOL CHILDRENS HOME (UK, 1152443) Browse events

PRITTLEWELL LILY (CARING FOR SOUTHEND HOSPITAL) (UK, 1083095) Browse events

Ackworth School (UK, 529280) Browse events

The objective of the school is to educate boys and girls aged 4 to 18. It aims to create a happy and secure environment in which all pupils realise and develop their own special abilities in constant awareness of the needs and claims of others.

Sight Concern Bedfordshire (UK, 1117209) Browse events

Sight Concern Bedfordshire exists to enhance the independence and quality of life of blind and partially sighted people in Bedfordshire and Luton by providing a wide range of services in the local community.

British Ski Club for the Disabled (UK, 270047) Browse events

The British Ski Club for the Disabled was established in 1974 to provide facilities to enable disabled people to ski. It runs regular sessions on artificial ski slopes throughout the UK, provides and supports an average of six ski holidays abroad each year and trains guides to assist skiers with different disabilities.

GAA London (UK, 265170) Browse events

TO PROMOTE ANY CHARITABLE PURPOSE FOR THE BENEFIT OF PERSONS BELONGING TO THE GUJARATI MOCHI COMMUNITY EITHER BY DESCENT, MARRIAGE OR PLAUDIT AND IN PARTICULAR FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION OF ITS MEMBERS

North Music Trust (UK, 1087445) Browse events

Although we are based in a spectacular building, we work at grass roots levels in the heart of local communities with all ages and abilities, using music to increase aspiration and confidence in young people and adults throughout the North East. Many people in the North East live in communities in the top 10% of the most deprived in the UK with few opportunities to access a brighter future. Some of the groups we regularly work with to provide these vulnerable and marginalised communities with support include: Young people Not in Employment, Education or Training; refugees and asylum seekers, Older people, gifted and talented young musicians, non-professional musicians, special needs adults and young people. The transformation experienced by participants can be substantial. Example: Michael had struggled with mental health issues, been criminalised and made homeless. He has now recovered - in part due to the support he received through DJ work with us. One of our music leaders provided him with one-to-one tuition, and supported him in group learning situations. His confidence has grown significantly and the psychiatrists working with him report that his mental health has improved significantly. helps us provide resources for workshops in the community pays for a Teaching Resource Pack pays for a class of children to tour  Sage Gateshead

Leon School Fund (UK, 1064540) Browse events

It promotes education, sport and culture for the students of Leon School and the surrounding community.

Swimtayka (UK, 814451506) Browse events

Havant Dynamo Youth Theatre (UK, 1132045) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1132045

Church Of God Of Prophecy Trust (UK, 287868) Browse events

We are a cosmopolitan, community facing church.We carry out projects for identified needs in local communities & empower people through difficult circumstances in their lives.We provide services to our communities and in doing so, we help people develop their own purpose, irrespective of background.

Accounting for Africa (UK, 1125702) Browse events

Accounting for Africa attracts funding for projects in Africa supported by training delivered by Ambur Ltd and their Times Leadership Challenges. Projects include supporting small businesses and building schools in rural areas. All are designed to help African people help themselves.

FANY (PRVC) (UK, 249360) Browse events

The FANY provides fully trained teams of female volunteers to assist the civil and military authorities with emergency response during major incidents in London.