We are one of the best rugby clubs on the south coast Our aim is to provide sport for all! we run three senior teams, vets, ladies, colts, girls, Mini & Youth teams from under 6's through to under 16's
Brick by Brick builds homes and provides permanent housing for homeless people who do not fall within the 'priority need'. We welcome tenants in need of Housing Benefit, and accept self-referrals, so that homeless people can easily be assessed by ourselves and added to our housing list.
Hop Skip & Jump (Cotswold) is a play and support centre for children with special needs. Indoor facilities include an art room, soft play area, complementary medicine clinic, quiet room and sensory rooms. Outside there is a large, secure play area containing climbing frames, slides, suspension bridges, tree houses, aerial runways, climbing frames, swing boats and play houses as well as bicycles, tricycles, go-karts and ball games. There is also a cycle track and five a side football pitch for energetic youngsters. There are also toys, a picnic area and a sensory garden.
Education for Africa is a charity with one vision, to change the world for the better. Its aim is to advance the education of people in Africa, most specifically in mathematics, technology and the sciences.
We are a charitable organisation which helps sick and disabled children all over the UK. Formally known as the PGMT, the trust was renamed in honour of the late founder, Cyril Paskin. We support welfare, medical and educational projects as well as helping individual children to lead a normal life.
The International Golf Charity exisits to raise money for young and disadvantaged children around the world through organising sponsored golf events.
British Inclusive Golf aim to bring disabled and able bodied people together on the golf course through a program of taster sessions, organised range games and organised on course golf events. Enabling better social inclusion and aiding rehabilitation.
Each year, our charity of 1,450 members makes a difference to those who work, live and travel in and around the city of Cambridge. Many of the cycling facilities such as paths, lanes, cycle parks and bridges would not exist without the campaigning of our dedicated team of staff and volunteers.
The church is committed to reaching and shaping people with the message and cause of Christ and is also tasked to reach those of other nations with practical and spiritual support to inprove their world and thier lifestyle
.The Kidz First Story is about an amazing bunch of Children & Young People who are determinedly overcoming their Disabilities/Special Needs/Complex Health Condition to Enjoy a Life of their Choice Across 3 Counties, up to 280 C & YPs access wkly, for Life Skills,Creative & Adventure Activities!
It helps to arrange fundraising, social and educational activities for the benefit of John Rankin Infant School.
The aim of the Loretto Foundation is to provide scholarships and burseries to pupils who would otherwise be financially unable to benefit from an education at Loretto School.
The Hep B Foundation promotes the welfare of people with hepatitis B virus infection and its related complications, facilitates supportive networking between patients, their families and friends, promotes interventions designed to prevent hepatitis B virus infection. .
Created via charity sign up service.
The LBA Trust was founded in order to support, develop and broaden the work done by the London Boxing Academy throughout the community, taking a holistic approach to identifying, confronting and removing the negative aspects of a young person's environment that may adversely affect and hinder their development. The LBA Trust will provide staff, equipment, facilities, buildings and expertise to help establish, support and develop further organisations like the LBA Community Project anf the Footsteps Football academy that target the re-integration of marginalised young people into their respective communities. Clients will include students that have been excluded or are perhaps in a process that may lead to exclusion, students for whom an alternative path to education may be found to be beneficial due to personal circumstances, clients with a poor track record in attendance, or those coping with emotional or behavioural difficulties, including diagnosed or suspected special needs, will also be welcomed.
The RCDM PWF is now an official Charity and relies totally on the generosity of the general public and charitable organisations. The fund is used to pay for the daily needs of patients e.g. TV cards, DVDs, PlayStation, IPads and sundry items for the patient and family members while here at the QEHB.
To procure and manage a village green for use of the inhabitants of Hatfield Broad Oak and surrounding areas of all ages, abilities and social and economic circumstances for formal and informal sports, recreation and leisure with the charitable object of improving both the physical environment and the wellbeing, conditions of life, health and opportunities of villagers, guests and visitors.
We're a social group of men meeting regularly to enjoy a raft of activities as well as raising money for local/national needs. In the last 2 years we have given £10,000 to Air Ambulance, £5,000 St. John's Ambulance, £1,000 Cockermouth Flood Appeal and over £11,000 through other donations (£100-£500)