The Ian Edwards Cancer Break Trust (UK, 1143886) Browse events

The Trust aims to help cancer sufferers, whose inpatient treatment requires them to spend long periods in hospital, to take morale-boosting short breaks or holidays with their family or friends when they are not receiving chemotherapy, by offering to pay certain overnight & travel costs if the patient or their family are in financial need. Our main contacts are at the Queen Elizabeth, Heartlands, Royal Orthopaedic and Birmingham Childrens' Hospitals and through these we have helped cancer sufferers, not just from the West Midlands, but from afar as field as Yorkshire, South Wales, East Anglia & Shrewsbury. If you can to contact us please do so via the registered address or you can e mail the trust secretary at [email protected] Ian Edwards was a care worker with severely handicapped adults who touched many people of all ages with his affability, winning smile, love of living and genuine concern for the well-being of others. When he lost his 10 month fight against Lymphoma 5 months short of his 30th birthday, friends and family were united in their desire to set up a lasting memorial in his name and this trust, that helps others whose lives have been turned upside down by cancer, is the end result. Ian was a fan of 'True Metal' music, real ales & ciders and many football clubs, large & small, as well as wildlife and the countryside. The Trust's logo reflects the \ m / icon he used as a sign that folk should "Keep It True" just as he always strived to.

FOHC (UK, 1042539) Browse events

..

Restored: Eating Disorder Services (UK, 1174057) Browse events

Restored Eating Disorders Services offers support to people with eating disorders. Our objectives are to promote & protect the physical & mental health of sufferers of eating disorders & carers of people suffering with eating disorders in the UK through the provision of support, education & advice.

S.A.V.E.S (UK, 264354) Browse events

..

Ignito Project (UK, 1139621) Browse events

“USING MUSIC & THE ARTS TO IGNITE PASSION AND PURPOSE WITHIN YOUNG PEOPLE” Discover talent, develop skills, build relationships, empower minds, transform lives Ignito Project is a charitable organisation which seeks to use music and the arts to reach young people living in Wandsworth & Lambeth (London, UK). Through music and the arts we will help young people develop important life skills; build confidence and discipline, provide a sense of achievement, and encourage teamwork. Ignito Project will use one-off taster workshops, courses of workshops, individual instrumental tuition, one-to-one mentoring, detached work and showcase events.

ST PETER'S PRE-SCHOOL (DROITWICH) (UK, 1037397) Browse events

Crossroads Care Mid & West Wales (UK, 1125693) Browse events

CROSSROADS CARE - FOR CARERS AND THE PEOPLE THEY SUPPORT

Cynon Uchaf Ministry Area (UK, 1180259) Browse events

Newham Music Trust (UK, 1050105) Browse events

Making the social and educational benefits of music accessible to  hildren, young people and adults of the London Borough of Newham. Newham Music Trust (NMT) was established to promote music education in schools and communities throughout Newham. We work with thousands of young people each year delivering music tuition and educational projects in schools, colleges, community centres and other places of cultural importance.   Fundraising helps NMT to ensure access to low cost and free outstanding music education for many children and young people every year. Extension Activities: Poverty and unemployment is worse in Newham, the second most disadvantaged borough, than almost anywhere else in the UK. It is widely known that where some families in deprived areas may be unable to provide stable and comfortable living conditions for their children, youths can lack direction, motivation and confidence.  In addition to our high quality music education, NMT projects encourage independency and equip young people with life and social skills, reducing risk of unemployment and poverty in their futures. Newham Music Hub: NMT is Music Hub Leader for Newham – appointed by the Department for Education (DfE) and supported by Arts Council England in 2012 as part of the government’s National Plan for Music Education. The Music Hub partnership galvanizes the resources of music, educational, arts, cultural and community organisations, evaluating the needs of the borough and targeting the areas of greatest impact.  It signposts services for young people to discover the many different learning environments, progression and career pathways across a diverse range of music activities throughout the South East. 

WRIGHTS MEADOW CENTRE (UK, 1151930) Browse events

St Bride Foundation (UK, 207607) Browse events

St Bride Foundation, established in 1891, aims to serve the educational, social and cultural needs of Fleet Street and the surrounding areas through the St Bride Library, Bridewell Theatre and St Bride Foundation Youth Theatre Projects.

The Richard Thomas Leukaemia Fund (UK, 1069772) Browse events

The Richard Thomas Leukaemia Fund raises money to fund research into Leukaemia. The team is based at Imperial College in London and comprises of engineers, doctors and chemists who work together to create innovative ways of treating Leukaemia and ultimately to find a cure. Go to rtlf.co.uk for info

Federation Of Metal Detector And Archaeological Clubs Inc (UK, 510281838) Browse events

Headstrong (UK, Headstrong - N/A) Browse events

(Joined JTG with GA No EW02703)

Jack's Hope (UK, CC005) Browse events

To raise funds to send Jack to the USA for an operation called Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy which will give him some independent mobility and hopefully enable him to walk unaided.

WITNEY BABY BANK (UK, 1198115) Browse events

FSP - Nature Nurture Project (UK, SC040277) Browse events

The mission of Family Support Projects (FSP) is to improve the life chances of disadvantaged and vulnerable children and young people experiencing challenges at home, at school and in the community. To achieve this, FSP has developed a project called Nature Nurture. Nature Nurture is the first early intervention programme in the UK that tackles vulnerability and promotes resilience by combining free play and nurturing interactions in natural environments. Our approach defines resilience as ‘the mental, emotional and physical fortitude to recover from adversity and realise potential.’ Resilience is a key factor in breaking generational cycles of neglect and abuse and in building positive outcomes for adult life. Nature Nurture runs programmes for groups of 10 children or young people, comprising 20 sessions where they can play, challenge themselves, socialise, explore and create freely with the attuned support of specially trained staff. Many of the children and young people, aged from 0 - 16, come from families affected by substance misuse, alcohol abuse and domestic violence. We apply a strengths based approach to developing individual potential and we measure development using rigorous observation, recording and evaluation methods as showcased in the Go Play Outcomes Evaluation Framework. Nature Nurture works in partnership with referring agencies (social care, education and health). We value and promote close working relationships with carers, parents and other family members. Nature Nurture has a team of professionals, expert in understanding and nurturing vulnerable and disadvantaged children and young people with a diverse range of needs. The Nature Nurture approach is cutting edge, based on current research and recent studies in resilience, health, well being and related fields. With sufficient funding the project can work with 120+ children and young people each year.

Louth and District Hospice Limited (UK, 1093100) Browse events

We are an evolving charity developing services for individuals with incurable diseases particularly those at the end of their lives with complex care needs. We currently provide a Hospice Day Care & Home Support Service (Palliative Care) which includes domestic cleaning & sitting. In the near future we aim to provide an in-patient Hospice service in Louth.

Burstwick Community Partnership (UK, 1026621) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.Burstwick Community Partnership was set up in November 2011 to raise funds for the village school (Burstwick Community Primary School).

Little Comberton Pre-School (UK, 1050343) Browse events

No description field provided by new form.

Mothers of Africa (UK, 1181390) Browse events

Supporting women in Africa to implement change via education and infrastructure. Our aim is to educate women, adolescent girls, children and healthcare workers to protect and empower the future Mothers of Africa. Without this vital education, they cannot take control of their own lives and health.

Much Hadham PCC (UK, 1152748) Browse events

Our faith is lived out as we: worship and pray; welcome people who come to us for baptisms, weddings and funerals; help people to explore the Christian faith and grow in their faith; offer pastoral care to all who live here; hold events for and by the wider community in the church building.

Chalfont St Peter Church of England Academy (UK, Chalfont St Peter Church of England Academy) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.

The Akita Rescue & Welfare Trust (UK) (UK, 1112054) Browse events

The Akita Rescue & Welfare Trust (UK) was set up to help with the growing problem of stray, abandoned or unwanted Akitas by finding them rescue homes, helping relieve the suffering of Akitas in need of care and attention and educating the public in matters pertaining to Akita welfare in general.

Owlrescue (UK, 1129318) Browse events

Owlrescue is an organization dedicated to the care and rehabilitation of owls and other birds of prey together with education of conservation and environment needs to make sure that these birds are around for the next generation. The charity founders, have been working with owls for over 15 years, initial as volunteers for the World Owl Trust. Sooner or later, the founders started to take the work home. This was the start of Owlrescue (2002) and in 2004, purchased a small holding near Corwen, North Wales to act as charity base for now increasing number of birds. The charity specialist Owl Rehabilitation Centre is based on a 3 Acre Small Holding at Bryneglwys, about 5 miles away from Corwen, with intake from North Wales, Cheshire and Shropshire area. The centre at present can cater for over 85 owls on a day basis and is supported by volunteers from a wide area, along with 3 local volunteers from village. The centre is not open to the public, with fundraising been done via attending local events, sponsorship of the birds, and doing public talks.