Musequality, founded in May 2007, sets up and supports music projects for some of the poorest children in the developing world. Our aim is not to produce professional musicians but to give vulnerable children the chance to learn skills – such as self-confidence, problem-solving, numeracy and goal-setting – and build a sense of identity that will give them a route out of poverty and away from the risks of drug culture, violence and crime. Founded by David Juritz, internationally acclaimed violinist who busked his way around the world fundraising for the charity, read more about us at www.musequality.org.
Give a day to the city is the city coming together to pour out lashings of hope into hearts & courage into our bones. Working with generous partners across the city we provide bags of courage & hampers of hope. These are to say thank you for those going the extra mile & courage to those who need it.
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Soteria Trust is a registered charity based in Emsworth, Hampshire. Soteria helps vulnerable young people and children through sponsorships in Ibadan, Nigeria, West Africa. Soteria Trust is helping Africans help themselves with the provision of jobs through education. Visit www.soteriatrust.org.uk
North East Community Forests includes the Great North Forest and The Tees Forest. It aims to improve quality of life and health through creating and developing attractive woodlands and green spaces, particularly in areas of deprivation. It inspires local communities to use and enjoy these, so stimulating physical/mental well-being.
The Floating Classroom provides fun, exciting, and hands-on learning activities as we travel along London's canals. For children living in some of the most deprived and densely populated parts of the city this is a rare opportunity to discover, explore and be amazed by the natural world.
We are a cricket and tennis club in Brixworth, Northampton. We provide facilities for both juniors and adults to participate and enjoy these sports. Our activities include also raising money for other local charities. We are always in need of financial support to help improve our playing facilities.
Nations Together’s aim is to reduce poverty in Tanzania. The people we help have a multitude of problems that need urgent aid and assistance, including extreme poverty, the effects of the HIV/AIDs virus, poor housing, unhealthy diet, inadequate sanitation and lack of education.
Our Rotary Club, seeks to contribute to the communities of Walton on Thames, Hersham, Molesey and surrounding areas. Chartered in 1931, we support local people who need practical and financial assistance, together with National and International Charities.
Our aim is to provide funding for small to medium sized organisations who are addressing specific needs in these regions. We are particularly keen to support those who have already begun to make an impact, but need a helping hand to expand their work and increase their effectiveness. We focus our help mainly on those who work directly with children and families but we recognise that many wider issues may also affect their welfare, so we are interested in any project which contributes to the quality of life of the people in our region.
Malawi Education Link (MEL) involves students and resources from the United Kingdom to better the quality of education offered to Malawian school children and the standard of living of many disadvantaged people in remote regions of Malawi
The RC Diocese of Lancaster seeks to be the evangelizing presence of the Catholic Church in Lancashire, north the River Ribble, and all of Cumbria. The Charity is governed by a Trust Deed dated 31 July 1934 (as subsequently amended by schemes of the Charity Commission) and is registered by the Charity Commission of England and Wales as charity number 234331. The Diocese of Lancaster was created by the Holy See in 1924; the northern area formerly having been within the Diocese of Hexham and Newcastle and the southern area having been within the Archdiocese of Liverpool. The Diocese has 87 parishes with regular services are available in 108 churches and chapels and 82 schools throughout the whole of the county of Cumbria and those parts of Lancashire, north of the River Ribble and the west of the Pennines. These communities served by the charity are quite diverse, and include towns/cities in Cumbria such as Barrow, Workington, Carlisle and Whitehaven, the whole of the Lake District. In urban areas, parishes might be just a few square miles in size, whereas in the more rural parts of Cumbria parishes can be 200+ square miles. In Lancashire the coastal resorts of Blackpool and Morecambe fall within our boundaries, as does the city of Preston.
Response International is a UK registered charity, established in 1993 to support victims of violent conflict. Since that time they have successfully implemented multi-sector programmes in Angola, Bosnia, Chechnya, Kosovo, Lebanon and Pakistan, providing mines action, victim rehabilitation, psycho-social and community-based healthcare services in a variety of challenging environments.
DASH help refugees, initial asylum claimants & refused asylum seekers who get no support whatsoever – no benefits, no accommodation – and are not allowed to work. These are among the most vulnerable people in our society.
The Renal Cancer Research Fund was set up in 2011 by kidney cancer survivor, Christy Watson and her sister Gemma Swankie. The treatment for kidney cancer is normally sit, wait to see if it comes back. If the cancer does spread in the body there is no cure. Help us raise money to find that cure!
The main purpose of the organisation is to advance the education of young people living and/or working in Perth and Kinross and surrounding areas, in the arts of bagpipe playing, drumming and highland dancing by addressing the gaps in the provision of high quality tuition, development and performance opportunities available to young people.
The charitable trust PEPE is a team of dedicated volunteers working hard to help address the injustice of chronic poverty in rural Africa. We believe that helping people to help themselves is the only true way to create lasting and positive change. Appropriate life-skills training that promote individual independence are supported by our charity including innovative educational school programmes for the children.
A helping hand to beat poverty, support children and families in need, and advance education in the Philippines Our main focus is in further developing the House of Joshua Children's Home to accommodate more children.We also work in poor communities to support local people, helping and empowering them to achieve their potential and overcome poverty by providing, education, tools and resources.Please see our website for more information. Charity No: 1114903 Find out more Website http://www.conroyrendoncharity.co.uk Facebook Please click here to visit our Facebook page
...World Harvest Christian Center exists to spread the message of Jesus Christ and to make disciples. This calling involves planting and developing churches in strategic cities of the world. We inspire and challenge individuals to reach their potential with a deep sense of purpose and destiny.