(UK, 1132648) Browse eventsBrighton Charity sending un-used PC's to rural Kenyan villages, trains volunteers from diverse backgrounds in the UK and send them to Kenya to train villagers
(UK, 500662) Browse eventsWe have a very clear vision - to allievate homelessness in Ceredigion, Wales. Housing crisis can take many forms and as such we tackle the issue in a variety of ways. We have a direct access night shelter, private rented sector bond scheme, tenancy support project, and an emergency housing project.
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(UK, 1116675) Browse eventsThe Giraffe Project supports some of the neediest schools in the slums of Nairobi, Kenya. By providing financial, managerial and educational support to a select group of schools "Giraffe Helps Children Walk Tall into their Future".
(UK, 1124976) Browse events'Masoom' literally translates as 'innocent'. By supporting masoom charity you are supporting 'masoom' children of the world. Our projects focus on education and skills development as well as regeneration of community facilities in order to ensure future generations benefit from change.
(UK, 1148005) Browse eventsKTS Trust is the charitable arm of Kensington Temple School in Ghana. For less than £60 per pupil per term, the School provides education to hundreds of local children at a level that gives them a fair chance in life. We are currently raising £150,000 to secure the long-term future of the School.
(UK, 1022960) Browse eventsImproving the quality of life through sport. Under this umbrella is more than one activity; The Peacock Gym Academy is an education programme for young people aged 14-19, Peacock Amateur Boxing Club, pensioners indoor bowls, dance and many more seasonal activities. The home of sport and friendship.
(UK, SCO45381) Browse eventsLand's End to John o' Groats on Behalf of the Stoa School Why? Lily has a diagnosis of autism, hyper activity disorder and learning disabilities. She is a fun, happy, inquisitive, and affectionate individual who has just started an additional needs high school. She speaks (reluctantly) in short bursts, but is still unable to write her name or understand counting. She can swim and ride a bike, she loves her dance class and cooking. She loves wrestling with her brother and adores her big sister, her pets and watching You Tube clips on her IPad.She still needs some support to dress, wash, remember to go to the toilet, stay on the pavement, not run away or grab other people/ things when out. Lily will never drive a car, she will never go to university, she won’t have a family of her own, but she has the potential to learn to manage her personal care, live with support as part of society, have a simple job and be valued as a member of the wider community. Without the relevant education she may instead spend her adult life in a care home, further isolated from, and a burden to, society. There are many children and families like ours in Scotland, who are entitled to a brighter future, a future which ABA/VA may be able to provide. About The School Stoa School aims to make a real difference to one of the most disadvantaged groups of children, namely children with autism who also have learning difficulties and a high level of communication and behavioural needs. We are opening as a day school for children with a diagnosis of autism to implement a method of education called “Applied Behaviour Analysis”. This is a form of education widely recognized across the world to be particularly effective for children with low functioning autism and the behavioural and communication challenges this entails There are an increasing number of ABA Schools in England, all of which have excellent OFSTED reports and we believe Scottish children deserve the same quality of educational opportunity. We also believe that access to this education should be available to all and not just those who can afford it, therefore we aim to establish Scotland’s first ABA/VB school. We need your support to make this happen.
(UK, 702650) Browse eventsprovide financial help and support for kidney patients and their families
(UK, SC041794) Browse eventsThe Carrick Centre are a limited company with charitable status who operate a high quality venue which meets a range of needs and contributes to the community and economic development of Maybole and the surrounding villages.
(UK, 423) Browse eventsWe're a non profit charity from Onchan in the Isle of Man. We have a junior band which is run by members of the senior players in their spare time. We provide tuition, instruments and music to keep brass banding alive in the community and provide a safe place for young and old to enjoy music making!
(UK, 1141004) Browse eventsPeople and Wildlife in Harmony Ambuya works alongside subsistence farming villages to give them a better future through wildlife conservation and tourism, education, healthcare, employment and infrastructure like roads, clean water and electricity.
(UK, 1027129) Browse eventsA choir whose aim is primarily to advance the education of children and young persons in the tradition of Anglican church choral music.
Bloomin Yorkshire is a charity foundation raising awareness and funds for Organ Donation and Kidney Research. The CIO was founded by Janice Richardson, herself a dialysis patient, who against all odds survived septicaemia and total organ failure. She has since had two failed transplants including one from her sister. She hasn’t given up hope of finding a suitable donor but until then ‘BloominYorkshire’ is her passion. At the heart of these ambitions is Yorkshire’s biggest ever art and design competition, involving school children from England’s biggest and best county, through art and history we hope to engage the next generation in serious health issues. Remember the sea of red poppies surrounding the Tower of London? The climax of this bold campaign will be an ocean of white roses which will be displayed in York Museum Gardens on Yorkshire Day 2018 with the winning pupil planting the final rose.
(UK, 1148532) Browse eventsBefore her death in May 2014, Elena Baltacha set up her charity with one goal - to give more children, from all backgrounds, the opportunity to learn to play tennis. The Elena Baltacha Foundation is committed to making sure Elena's work continues and that we keep enriching kids' lives through sport.
(UK, Friends of Guiding Light - N/A) Browse events.FOGL work in the slums of Kibera, Kenya to: Provide day care for under-5’s Enable young mums to support themselves economically, and support each other socially. We have set up day care centre to educate and feed children. Their mums can graduate school and so break the cycle of poverty.
(UK, 1133532) Browse eventsWe support the people of Mandimba in Northern Mozambique - one of the poorest areas in the world - in their struggle towards better health and economic prosperity. We work to provide water, food, education, healthcare support. Full details of the charity can be seen at: www.ma-ma.co.uk
(UK, 1121197) Browse eventsThe Rotary Club of Winslow works to support International, National and local communities with the emphasis on giving help, support and financial assistance to local charities and fund raising events within the North Buckinhamshire area.
(UK, 1005446) Browse eventsSports Chaplaincy UK provides pastoral and spiritual support within sport across the UK and Ireland. Working closely with the sports authorities Sports Chaplaincy UK places chaplains in clubs, organises chaplaincy for major tournaments & supports, trains & encourages more than 200 chaplains in professional & amateur sport.
(UK, 238325) Browse eventsSamaritans is available 24 hours a day to provide confidential emotional support for people who are experiencing feelings of distress or despair, including those which may lead to suicide.
(UK, 1146946) Browse eventswww.kkneedyfund.org | To benefit inhabitants of the UK & Bangladesh who are living in hardship and poverty by providing medical aid, disaster relief, basic education & Islamic services such as marriage and funerals, including a madrasa in Bangladesh which now educates roughly 130 needy children.
(UK, Vale Judo Club - N/A) Browse eventsEstablished in 2003, Vale Judo has 200+ members and recently won British Judo's "Club of the Year" award, It hopes to move to a larger permanent dojo and gain a Gold Club Mark award in 2011. The club helps members to train, compete and gain technical officials awards. http://www.valejudo.org.uk