THOMAS BEWICK SCHOOL ASSOCIATION OF FRIENDS (UK, 1013636) Browse events

Thomas Bewick School, a Specialist SEN College for Communication and Interaction, in Newcastle Upon Tyne. We are a specialist school for children aged 3 – 19 with a diagnosis of Autism. Thomas Bewick School is for children and young people with autistic spectrum disorder. It was set up by Newcastle Local Education Authority in 1999 as a specialist provision in the City although it also serves pupils from other local authorities. The school currently has 144 pupils on roll, all of whom have a Statement of Special Needs which identifies Austism as their principle special educational need. Our pupils have a range of learning needs; some will require a high level of adult support to access the curriculum, whilst others are achieving close to age related expectations in some areas.

RSPCA Lincoln (UK, 224482) Browse events

RSPCA Lincoln, like all of the RSPCA branches, is self-governing, we need to raise all our own funds.We find loving homes for over 500 animals a yr, including dogs, cats & rabbits. We also help with neutering, and other animal welfare.Please visit our charity shop in St Marks, Lincoln

Beaconsfield High School (UK, EW29968) Browse events

Beaconsfield High School is a centre of excellence for education and beyond. We're dedicated to discovering and developing the abundance of individual potential within our modern, diverse, inclusive and dynamic community. Help us in daring to be remarkable, by supporting our fundraising efforts.

St Raphael's Hospice (UK, 1068661) Browse events

St Raphael's Hospice offers the best of palliative care to terminally ill patients in south west London and Surrey. Medical, nursing and support staff do everything possible to relieve pain and sustain quality of life in an atmosphere of peace and comfort, for patients of all faith or none.

Southwark Pensioners Centre (UK, 299416) Browse events

Southwark Pensioners Centre is a charity that supports older people to enjoy healthy, independent, active, in touch and fulfilling lives. At our community resource centre, open as a shop front Mondays to Fridays, 9.30am to 4pm, we work to promote choice, opportunity and quality of life for people aged 50. As a membership organisation, we also welcome individuals and groups to join the centre. Individual membership includes free or low cost services and activities plus our One in 5 newsletter. Our offer to older people is as follows: 1. A Health and Wellbeing programme of activities – ranging from health talks, to physical, creative and health activities such as chair based exercise, art classes, singing, social clubs, holidays and day trips. 2. An Information, Advice and Guidance service providing help with welfare benefits, debt, housing, consumer issues, transport, fuel poverty and increasing income. 3. A Getting and Staying Online programme that helps older people through 1-1 support, a computer club and eventually through Techy Teas and regular short five week courses to be digitally active. 4. Campaigning through the Southwark Pensioners Action Group on on health, pensions, housing and social care. 5. Consulting through the Southwark Pensioners Forum on any council policies or consultations that affect the lives of older people. 6. A Reaching Out programme designed to work with other locally based older people’s groups to offer a range of activities.

VILLAGE OF FORGIVENESS (UK, 1186107) Browse events

Community Foundation for Northern Ireland (UK, 105105) Browse events

The Community Foundation is a local, independent charitable foundation, connecting people who care with causes that matter. We help communities in need, drive social change and change lives, through impactful grant-making, research, strategic partnerships and delivering innovative programmes.

Housing for Women (UK, 211351) Browse events

Housing for Women provides targeted services to vulnerable women including those experiencing domestic violence, trafficked women and women ex-offenders. Our projects provide accommodation and support for the women and their children so they can gain the necessary life skills to live independently.

Tiggywinkles Wildlife Hospital (UK, 286447) Browse events

Tiggywinkles is the World's busiest Wildlife Hospital, rescuing over 10,000 sick, injured and orphaned wild animals every year. Their 24 hour service enables them to care for all species of British wildlife, including hedgehogs, badgers, wild birds and even toads, and they deal with 70,000 emergency phone calls every year.

The Rainbow Project, Southampton (UK, 1059564) Browse events

Established in 1981, The Rainbow Project is a charity providing a range of services to vulnerable and disadvantaged young people in and around Southampton. The Rainbow Project employ Young People (age 16-24) for a period of Twelve months, seconding then to organisations within and surrounding Southampton who support/ host our Young People giving them valuable skills which enable them to sustain future employment and change their lives as part of our 'Life Chances' scheme. In addition each young person is allocated a mentor as part of our Moving 4ward scheme.

Discover Islam Luton (UK, 1143363) Browse events

Discover Islam is a full-time public information centre conveniently located in the heart of Luton’s town centre. We are a community based organisation that has been inspired by our values in order to make a positive difference in our town and to make the town we love even better to live in for all.

Neighbourhood Doulas CIO (UK, 1206223) Browse events

Southborough C of E Primary School PTA (UK, 1072957) Browse events

The purpose of the PTA is to support the Southborough C of E Primary school help raise much needed funds to provide resources for educational needs for our children.

The Daisy Network (UK, 1077930) Browse events

The Daisy Network Premature Menopause Support Group is a registered charity for women who have experienced a premature menopause. Premature menopause id also called premature ovarian failure and premature ovarian insufficiency. We are a not-for-profit organisation and have no paid members of staff.

World Jewish Relief (UK, 290767) Browse events

World Jewish Relief (WJR) provides a crucial lifeline to Jewish people in need around the world. With your support, we can help them overcome appalling poverty, despair and isolation. Moreover, through our commitment to long-term programmes which strive to enhance community infrastructure, people can go on to build a better future for themselves. WJR is dedicated to fighting human suffering and serving the urgent needs of, primarily but not exclusively, Jewish communities who are at risk or in crisis (outside the UK and Israel). With our Jewish lifeline we are helping thousands survive the most devastating hardships.

Snowdon Trust (UK, 1197627) Browse events

The Snowdon Trust aim to break down barriers facing disabled individuals on their education and employment journey, and where we cannot immediately break down a barrier, we listen, support, and empower that individual to overcome challenges. Thank you for joining and supporting our community!

Robes Project (UK, 1174060) Browse events

The Robes Project provides shelter during the winter nights for those homeless in Southwark and Lambeth. Alongside, we work with them to access permanent accommodation.

The Carlie Tufnell Charitable Trust (UK, 1195068) Browse events

The charity will provide funds to help with mental health and depression, help with learning support organisations and research into dyslexia and other related learning difficulties. It will also provide support for the arts.

WYESIDE ARTS CENTRE LIMITED (UK, 505656) Browse events

TOTS2TEENS (UK, 1173233) Browse events

The Bhim Ruia Foundation (UK, 1072182) Browse events

MK ACT (UK, 1011284) Browse events

MK ACT gives free confidential advice, support and information to anyone in Milton Keynes experiencing domestic abuse and provides emergency refuge accommodation for women and children. Your donation helps fund personal development for residents and emergency essentials like nappies and toiletries.

CCPS (UK, 1158377) Browse events

Providing activity play schemes for children with special needs in three venues in West Sussex each summer holiday. CIO number 1158377 Chanctonbury Community Play Scheme (CCPS) is a small charity that runs summer holiday playschemes for children with special needs (EHCPs/Statements) across West Sussex. We are a locally based and volunteer run charity incorporated organisation (CIO) and were first established in the summer of 1977. Each year we help provide respite for more than 120 families. It costs over £80,000 for us to be able to operate each summer, the majority coming from fundraising and the securing of grants/donations. Any help/support you are able to give would be greatly appreciated. Charity No: 1158377 Find out more Website http://ccps-sussex.org.uk/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ccpsplayscheme YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcXcnR9yZ4Y

YMCA Suffolk (UK, 1077084) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. YMCA Suffolk's vision is a world in which all young people in Suffolk realise their potential to belong, contribute and thrive; we aim to inspire all those we work with to develop in mind body and spirit through all our programmes.

Ruskin Mill Trust (UK, 1137167) Browse events

We work with children, young people and adults with learning disabilities and autism through pioneering holistic educational and residential programmes that reconnect them to the land and crafts, enhancing their wellbeing and helping them to live fulfilling, independent lives.