west howe community enterprises (UK, 1157732) Browse events

St Stephen's Church Tonbridge (UK, St Stephen's Church Tonbridge - N/A) Browse events

St Stephen's Tonbridge SHAPING UP Building for God's purposes

Meirionnydd Special Riding Group (UK, 1073611) Browse events

We provide therapy, achievement and enjoyment for children, teenagers and adults with disabilities through the medium of horses.

Cardiff Steiner School (UK, 1149061) Browse events

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Groundwork (UK, 293141) Browse events

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E E Foundation (UK, 453727574) Browse events

Robinsons Project (UK, 1120457) Browse events

Robinsons Project builds health centres in rural areas in Africa especially the West Coast of Africa. It is involved in the rehabiliation of street children in the major cities in Africa. It is fighting poverty in Africa through the Micro Finance Scheme for peasant farmers and petty traders. The Mental Illness and Homeless Scheme is helping vulnerable people who have no access to health care.

Byoma Kusuma Buddhadharma Sangha (UK, Byoma Kusuma Buddhadharma Sangha - N/A) Browse events

Byoma Kusuma facilitates meditation practices to enhance self-development and well-being of all sentient beings. It advocates combining the synergy of Energy Psychology, Psychotherapy and traditional Buddhist philosophy to expedite mind transformation. It also offers healing through the application of therapeutic techniques such as Reiki and other forms of Energy Psychology to help people with chronic ailments and care for the dying.

New Bridge (UK, 11003511) Browse events

New Bridge helps offenders to live positive lives, in prison and the community.

Eugene Kavira Hope Foundation (UK, Sc047559) Browse events

The Eugene Kavira Hope Foundation is a charity registered in Scotland. Our charity number is SC047559. Our purpose is to provide relief to those in need by reason of age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage.Our aim is to support communities and vulnerable children on streets of Kisangani and it's surrounding areas in the Democratic Republic of Congo through the development of educational and sheltering projects

Greater Manchester Riding for the Disabled (UK, 1120953) Browse events

Greater Manchester Riding for The Disabled (GMRDA) offers horse riding to people with disabilities in Wythenshawe Park, South Manchester. Many people relish the recreational and therapeutic benefits that horse riding offers. Medical professionals recognise that there are also significant therapeutic benefits for the rider. The warmth and three dimensional movement of the horse is transmitted through the rider’s body, gradually making it more relaxed and supple, reducing spasms and improving balance, posture and coordination. Horse riding also helps with muscular development, coordination, balance, confidence and self-esteem. It is also an excellent sport for developing overall fitness and core strength and creating a unique bond between human and horse. Riding offers an element of risk, often denied to many people, especially those who have been affected by an accident or serious illness. It offers people the chance to regain mobility and a sense of achievement.

The Banana Tree Project (UK, 1116669) Browse events

The Banana Tree Project sponsors children from the streets and orphanages of Mwanza, Tanzania through their education

Power of Polo - change your line.... (UK, 1162382) Browse events

Power of Polo is a new and unique, national charity. Our mission is to positively impact the lives of anyone facing social, economic or health challenges, utilising the sport of polo. Our strap line ‘change your line’ refers to how this sport can help you to change the direction of your life and is taken from the most important rule of the game – the line of the ball. Working with horses is well recognized in providing enormous benefit for mental and physical well-being. Polo adds a further dimension to this as a high paced team sport that combines demand for physical fitness with a need for discipline and focus. We believe that the experience of playing polo can positively impact a person's life by improving their self-confidence, their ability to work in a team and in many other ways personal to them. Through its targeted programmes, we partner with other charities to help identify those who may benefit from the experience polo has to offer, such as those undergoing rehabilitation from injury, those with long term heath issues (such as HIV) and those facing challenging socioeconomic conditions. Participants will gain experience of the sport in a safe and structured environment with fully accredited and trained HPA instructors. "Whilst we cannot significantly change a person’s current circumstance we believe that these opportunities may positively influence the way they view themselves and impact upon their future, thus improving and 'changing their line' "

Leadside Trust (UK, SC030494) Browse events

It provides facilities for local young people, and this year is sending a small team to Malawi to be involved in Christian and humanitarian aid work to a babies clinic and feeding centre, among other things. These same young people have already done a bike ride in the past, and other fundraising for Malawi.

Michael Sims Memorial Fund (UK, 297530) Browse events

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Young Dementia U.K. Homes (UK, 1133533) Browse events

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Born to Thrive (UK, 1150940) Browse events

Thank you for supporting Born to Thrive, a charitable trust dedicated to ensuring that regardless of race, sex, religion, and circumstance all people receive the opportunity to develop, educate and empower themselves.Born to Thrive believe in sustainable giving: charity that will begin a cycle of development that can be maintained and even multiplied. Consequently we partner with and make grants to small, local, grass-roots charities and charitable projects whom we know and trust to use our grants to provide the most effective and on-going benefit to the people they support.

Bosom Pals (MK) (UK, 1075245) Browse events

Bosom Pals (MK) is a cancer support group open to people affected by breast cancer in any way. We offer friendship, help and support through our meetings, informal chat, occasional information sessions with outside speakers and other activities. We also aim to represent our members needs and views to the wider community and to offer help when needed.

POPS (Partners of Prisoners and Families Support Group) (UK, 1048152) Browse events

POPS are a user-led charity, established in 1988 by families experiencing the stigma and distress of supporting a relative through a custodial sentence. Today POPS provide support services for offenders’ families & their children at all stages of the criminal justice system from arrest to release.

The Besom in York (UK, 1133905) Browse events

The Besom in York helps people make a difference. It provides a bridge between those who want to give time, money, things or skills and those in need. It ensures what is given is used effectively. The service it provides is free.

Northern Ireland Cancer Fund for Children (UK, Northern Ireland Cancer Fund for Children - N/A) Browse events

NICFC helps children with cancer in Northern Ireland and their families by providing practical, emotional and financial support through its Youth & Family Programmes, Road Miles & Home Heating schemes and respite at Shimna Valley,near Newcastle and Narnia, a purpose built Log Cabin for young people.

Majlis Ansarullah (UK, 1129448) Browse events

Majlis Ansarullah is a reg. charity. We have been organising charity walks since 1985 and have raised over a million pounds for more than 115 UK based charities to alleviate human suffering and to provide specialised care to most vulnerable people of the world. Help us to help various noble causes

Opendoors (UK, 522374370) Browse events

Willful Ignorance (UK, 814477619) Browse events

Ons Plek Projects (UK, 009578NPO) Browse events

In addition to weaning children from street life, the two other crucial focus areas of the project are: a) resettling children in community, and b) vocational preparation. All programmes are integrated very closely with each other to equip and prepare the children for their future lives.