Trent Valley Education Trust is an educational charity, providing funding for a high quality education for the 90 students at its campus in Long Eaton, Nottinghamshire. TrentValley Education Trust is a charity that was established toraise funds for the education of students at its campusin Long Eaton, Nottingham. The campus currently has90 students, from school year 3 up to Sixth Form.In March 2016 the school was awarded an “OUTSTANDING” reportfrom the UK Schools Inspection Services, acrossall four categories (The quality of education, Pupils’personal development, Safeguarding pupils’ welfare healthand safety, Leadership, management and governance)!This is a unique achievement for such a small,independently funded school! Charity No: 1057147 Find out more Website http://www.mydonate.bt.com/events/crowdstep2016
(UK, 283811) Browse eventsResolving differences between Protestant and Catholic churches is an uphill struggle and many families with mixed Christian marriages experience these differences in their daily lives. AIF supports them as they live with the hopes and difficulties of the path to Christian Unity.
(UK, 518744) Browse eventsHarvest is a five day Christian festival held in the North East of England, that exists to help young people engage with God, each other and to go home better equipped to live out their faith.
(UK, 1026516) Browse eventsJenny's Nursery School is a charitable, non-profit organistation which provides care for children aged 2-5. It offers an invaluable service of care with experienced and qualified staff.
(UK, 1025395) Browse eventsCAN provides a range of drug, alcohol and homelessness services throughout Northamptonshire, Luton and Bedfordshire. It was first established in 1972 and remains passionate about the people it works with, ensuring they have the right support and services so that they can reach their full potential.
(UK, 296568) Browse eventsWe are an educational charity that works with young children and adults using craft skills to encourage creativity within our community. We also directly support over 250 of the South Wes's craftspeople (our Members) and create opportunities to exhibit and sell their work. We also work with our Members to unlock their potential and provide opportunities to improve what they do and how they do it.
(UK, 279670) Browse eventsSamaritans provides confidential non-judgemental emotional support, 24 hours a day for people who are experiencing feelings of distress or despair, including those which could lead to suicide
(UK, 516872) Browse events.Worcetershire YMCA provide a range of support and services for children, young people and their families in the communities in which we work. We offer services such as Foyer, Hostel, supported and general needs housing as well as young clubs, work in schools community centers and child care.
(UK, 279169) Browse eventsTourism for All is an independent charity supporting leisure and tourism opportunities for all, operating an information service to disabled and older people and working with the industry and government to raise the standards of welcome to all travellers and tourists.
(UK, 1115604) Browse eventsHealth Improvement Project Zanzibar (formerly The Makunduchi Project) aims to improve healthcare in Zanzibar by renovating the two district hospitals and managing them using a sustainable financial model. When completed this will make a huge difference to the lives of over 200,000 local people.
(UK, 508340) Browse eventsFounded in 1977, The Water Adventure Centre is a youth project using canoeing to promote broad social, educational and recreational objectives. We focus on developing young people’s confidence and self-esteem; awareness of self, others and our environment; communication and collaborative working.
(UK, 313218) Browse eventsIt places children who have suffered trauma or are at risk in independent or specialist schools as necessary, where they can recover, grow and be educated in a secure, stable and caring environment.
(UK, 1118152) Browse eventsWelcome Established in 2004 Helping Little Angels is a non-political and non-profitable, registered organization. Helping Little Angels helps support the orphans, the needy and destitute children with financial and emotional well being by creating a safe and stable environment for them.
(UK, 1128161) Browse eventsTree Africa works with small farmers, schools, businesses and governments, on a range of projects that improve livelihoods and protect the environment. Projects include tree nurseries, conservation farming, biodiversity protection, recycling and reducing pollution. At least 90% of income is sent overseas for projects in Zambia, Malawi and Zimbabwe.
The Synagogue was built in the period of 1879-81. It was designed by John McLeod of Dumbarton, in conjunction with London based architect Nathan Solomon Joseph of the United Synagogue. McLeod designed a number of churches and public buildings in Glasgow and the west of Scotland, including the Women’s Christian Association in Bath Street, Glasgow. The first Jewish community in Glasgow can be traced back to c1823. By the 1870s, the community numbered around 1,000 and looked to build a permanent Synagogue for the first time in Scotland as the converted Synagogue in George Street (opened 1878) was full. This decision to build the Synagogue was decided by the Special General Meeting in October 1875 and the site at the corner of Garnet Street and Hill Street was decided by a majority of votes as the location for the new Synagogue. It was believed that this location was popular because many of the Jewish community were moving to the West of the city, especially many of the leading figures of the community. Archive records show that money began coming in through donations to help fund the building of the Synagogue on 24th November 1875. The foundation stone was set by Benjamin Simons two years later in March. Benjamin Simon was one of the trustees. The finished synagogue was officially opened on 9th September 1879 with Rabbi Hermann Adler consecrating the opening. The first service was also held on this date. Garnethill Synagogue has been described as the finest example of high Victorian synagogue architecture north of Liverpool. It is also included within the top ten of historic Synagogues in the UK by Jewish Heritage UK. It also features as a Glasgow City Council listed heritage building, described as the ‘Mother Synagogue of Glasgow'. In 1995, Garnethill Synagogue was granted a Heritage Lottery Grant of £59,150 towards repairs of the building, reflecting its architectural importance in Scotland.
(UK, 1127632) Browse eventsWe reach out to people who need direction and purpose, by teaching the transforming power of PURPOSE and LOVE. We train and empower volunteers. We offer a free minibus service. We help homeless people, poor countries by carrying out missionary work in internationally. www.agapecentre.org.uk
(UK, 1131287) Browse eventsNEAD TRUST is a Charity Set up to provide help and much needed support to sufferers of Non Epileptic Attack Disorder, their familes and carers. The main aims of the trust are to help relieve suffering of people with this condition and to raise awareness of this little known illness.
(UK, 1042435) Browse eventsIt helps promote healthy relations between different communities, those in need in the Chinese community, and it provides a place for youths and the elderly to form a community.
(UK, 1089861) Browse eventsThe charity's objectives are the relief of sickness and the protection and preservation of public health in Cranleigh, Surrey and the surrounding area. In particular by building a hospital and health centre.
(UK, 1100377) Browse eventsThe Makhad Trust provides a meeting place ("makhad") in nomadic regions where there is a powerful relationship between the environment and the human spirit. Working through community leaders it sets up projects to assist the economic and social wellbeing of a community whilst seeking to protect their environment and culture.
(UK, 1095204) Browse eventsThe Lifetime Children’s Trust works closely with The Lifetime Service, a unique Bath-based community nursing and support programme for children with life threatening or long term illnesses and their families. It funds the provision of equipment, facilities and support services not normally provided by the statutory authorities.