(UK, SC043489) Browse eventsWe are the official charity of the Police Service of Scotland and aim to deliver high quality Benevolent & Welfare services to improve the quality of life of our membership who are in conditions of need.
We currently offer housing for victims of domestic abuse. The purpose of our housing is to help families who have been impacted by domestic abuse get back on their feet and supply them with the skills and tools they need to live independently again.
(UK, 1083872) Browse eventsThe Parents Teachers and Friends Association (PTFA) is for all parents, carers, guardians and academic staff of children at the Betty Layward Primary School. Our PTFA is a charity, run by volunteers and we rely on the ideas, skills, help and time of people like you to make a difference. On joining the school, you automatically become a member of our organisation. We promote close cooperation between all caregivers, teachers and school governors; and we organise and engage in activities to promote the welfare and education of the pupils at Betty Layward. Our primary focus is to raise much needed additional funding for our school; which is unfortunately something that is becoming increasingly critical in the current landscape of reduced educational budgets.
(UK, 214524) Browse eventsThe Boot fund was founded in the late 19th century to provide boots to necessitous children in order that they may attend school regularly. This remains the purpose of the Charity although today we provide properly measured and fitted school shoes, mainly Clarke’s school shoes from a quality shoe retailer who gives the charity a beneficial discount. Our area of operation is to Schoolchildren attending Coventry Schools therefore the age range of recipients is 4 years to 18 years of age. We will also provide suitable footwear for very recent school leavers to enable them to attend interviews for employment or further education. Every year we provide New School Shoes for nearly 600 needy Coventry Schoolchildren. The appeals are received form the Coventry Schools who are aware that a family is struggling, and a caring teacher has noticed that a child has worn out, ill-fitting or unsuitable footwear that parents or guardian cannot afford to replace. By providing new replacement school shoes for those needy children we can substantially increase the wellbeing of a child, improve school attendance, alleviate low self-esteem and bullying, plus improve the life chances of those children most in need.
Train 2B Smart are a registered charity founded by former Manchester United, Wigan Athletic and Northern Ireland player Pat McGibbon in 2013. The charity, which promotes positive mental health and builds resilience through sport was founded in memory of Pats brother Phillip , who tragically took his own life in 1993. Train 2BSmart have 200 children from the ages of 5-17years old in affiliated teams and run cross-community school health and well-being projects in Northern Ireland ( where mental health issues leading to suicide are highest in the UK ) . High profile sporting legends such as Roy Keane, and Sir Alex Ferguson have already been guest speakers in mental health fundraising events ( see www.train2bsmart.com) . Train 2B Smart have recently partnered with an integrated Primary School, Tullygally PS in the Craigavon area to promote cross community relations and develop an old existing gravel pitch into a community hub which will promote well-being, educate and inspire the local and wider community. Please donate to this very important and worthwhile cause.
The Friends purpose is to help conserve, restore, preserve, repair, maintain, beautify and improve the fabric of the Parish Churches of St Ruan and St Grade on the Lizard Peninsular. We need to raise £350,000 to restore the Grade 1 Listed St Grade Church to preserve it for future generations
(UK, SC045047) Browse eventsThe Coming Home Centre supports veterans of the UK Armed Forces, and their families, through their LIFELONG transition to civilian life, offering timely, direct support with all aspects of life post service, including their SOCIAL, physical and mental wellbeing, at our 5 day a week Drop in Centre
(UK, 1163325) Browse eventsOur vision: We believe that every child has the right to a safe, happy, and caring childhood regardless of their background. Our Foundation wants to support children born into poverty, or otherwise disadvantaged, to their basic right of a childhood that equips them for lifelong success.
(UK, 1151289) Browse eventsBroaden out their horizons is an innovative, exciting newcharity founded on the belief that young people learn best from each other, and can and should make a difference to each other’s lives and to the future.
(UK, 1127387) Browse eventsGiving communities the tools to deal with day to day challenges
(UK, 1154767) Browse eventsRelieving poverty and improving health through the provision of water, sanitation, hygiene and education. The main purpose of the charity is to make the remote monastery orphanage and school with 1200 children in Phaya Taung, Inle Lake, Burma, self sustaining. Charity No: 1154767 Find out more Website http://www.inletrust.org.uk Facebook http://www.facebook.com/inletrust
(UK, 1125847) Browse eventsDolly Hall is an old mansion house in Mid-Wales. The Hall is owned and run by the Trustees of the Dolcorsllwyn Hall Association. It exists to provide residential accommodation for children and young people from needy backgrounds. Please visit www.dollyhall.co.uk for further information.
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