Creating a world where everyone wins through providing education in Human Relations
Supporting over 100 families every year in their local community - Home-Start Dunfermline recruits and trains volunteers to support parents with young children at home - Families affected by isolation, illness, disability or who just find parenting a struggle are offered emotional support, friendship and practical help.
STEMNET creates opportunities to inspire young people in STEM. Helping to encourage young people to be well informed about STEM, able to engage fully in debate and make decisions about STEM related issues. We do this by working with schools, colleges and STEM employers.
Development Coll has been formed to benefit the residents of the Isle of Coll, a small, remote island off the West Coast of Scotland. Currently, Development Coll's projects include: the building of a multipurpose community centre, investigation into possible affordable housing; renovation of the existing village play park; promotion of the activities of the Senior Social Club.
This Guide Unit is part of Girlguiding. One of the leaders, Helen Hill, has been selected to lead a group of Senior Section Guides from North East England to attend the World Scout Jamboree in Japan next summer. All money donated will be go towards the £3000 total required to enable this to happen.
A small UK charity, established in 2012, delivering small-scale development projects for vulnerable families in southern Tanzania, it aims to use all funds raised directly in the community it serves.
Caterham Barracks Community Trust is a development trust which was set up to provide facilities for the people of Caterham.The facilities include sports, arts and recreation (the ARC) , offices for small businesses, open space (still to be developed), and spaces for education and training.
A small charity that has been funding educational projects in Ghana since 2009 and currently providing educational scholarships to children who would otherwise have no hope of attending Secondary School. Scholarships include daily meals and a bed to sleep in; a luxury for the children we support.
The Friends of NAIS is a active group who care passionately about wanting to support the school in helping to fundraise towards amenities for all of the children to enjoy. The Friends is a registered charity and have teams working on organising different fun events throughout the year.
HUG works in Uganda’s remote Ssese Islands in Lake Victoria to promote education, healthcare and alleviation of poverty for children from the fishing communities, particularly orphans and those from single parent families.
The Live Love Laugh Charitable Trust enhances the lives of people with complex health needs; acquired brain injury, learning and physical disabilities by funding the provision of equipment & services not usually funded by the Statutory Authorities. A charity, grateful for every bit of support.
Friends of Sedgefield Hardwick Primary School believes Education is a partnership involving our immediate and wider school community and is about the joy of discovery, solving problems, being creative and developing self-confidence. We raise funds to improve opportunities for our children. .
Anjali is a pioneering professional arts company that celebrates through dance the potential of people with learning disabilities. It exists to challenge prejudice, encourage inclusion, provide positive role models and enable people with learning disabilities to train, dance and achieve excellence.
We are a home from home, offering a sanctuary for women recovering from alcohol and drugs' often linked to abusive relationships. The unit gives time for healing and recovery, helping women to rebuild their self esteem and self worth while in a safe place. Safehaven is a drug and alcohol free environment , where woman can help each other on the road to recovery and plan a brighter and better future. We believe in providing this facility it allows space for reflection to help towards resolving and rebuilding family relationships. Every person owes it to themselves to live an addiction free life. Safehaven are proud of their independence and many success stories. We opened our doors in 2003. We believe abstention is the way forward. Please take that first forward on your journey.
In May 2013 11 children all aged 9 and 10 are lucky enough to have been selected to go to Szentes in Hungary. They will be taking part in the childrens music festival while they are there. In order to go Josh, Sam, Toby, Owen, Jess, Fin, Ellie, Jenna, Maeve, Kate and Elena need to raise £3000.
If you are disabled with a long term health condition the challenge of the day to day can be overwhelming. SUGGEST gives practical help with personal budgets and care support. This enables the individual to have options and choices, so they can live life with more control and less hassle.
The Yoga Biomedical Trust pioneers yoga as a holistic therapy in the treatment and prevention of medical conditions. With a solid background in science, and a broad knowledge of yoga, its practitioners tailor their treatments to the individual. It also trains yoga therapists and researches the effectiveness of yoga therapy.
CAROM - Dedicated to helping disadvantaged children and their families. Mainly supporting 2 ROMANIAN charities: www.ateliersacelean.co.uk and www.fastcharity.ro in the Transylvania region providing better homes & education. Run totally by volunteers, all donations reach the projects we support.
ALRA (The Academy of Live and Recorded Arts ) is recognised in the acting industry for producing highly professional actors who are passionate about their craft, and although we teach all aspects of live and recorded performance we are known for offering an exemplary training in screen acting. ALRA is an established member of the Conference of Drama Schools and it is our policy to nurture the students' strengths and individual qualities. The main source of funding for ALRA students is the Dance and Drama Award. These grants dramatically reduce tuition fees but are only available to 60% of the students. Those not in receipt of a DaDa are expected to find their tuition fees and living expenses independently, which can often make the course unaffordable. Another financial difficulty is that none of our students is eligible for student loans. As a result, most work at weekends and during holidays in an attempt to supplement their income. As it is extremely difficult to meet the costs of living in London they inevitably resort to taking out substantial bank loans. Financial pressure is an unwelcome distraction which causes students' work to suffer. You can help ALRA students to fulfil their dreams by making a donation today!