Only A Pavement Away (UK, 1178082) Browse events

The aim of OAPA is to help those who have been made homeless, those in danger of homelessness and/or are sleeping rough/sofa hopping and ex-offenders, ex-service personnel, returning to the community, in need of employment and accommodation and ultimately a fresh start. OAPA will be a sustainable non-profit organisation within the hospitality industry to provide opportunities for recruitment, training and housing for those homeless, unemployed, ex-offenders and/or ex-service personnel enabling them to reconnect in their communities.OAPA will act as a conduit and focus solely on helping people from vulnerable situations get into work whilst supporting those involved return to an independent lifestyle. The money raised by OAPA will be used to support those returning to work, provide training and supplement the resources required by OAPA partner organisations, to manage the project and promote the jobs available.It is important to stress that OAPA is not a recruitment agency and focuses solely on helping those on the project find work. Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. The project was founded by Greg & Gill Mangham’s refusal to accept that all people who were homeless or rough sleepers were in these situations due to some form of abuse or addiction.Throughout the design of the project there was always one underpinning realisation; that none of us are ever very far away from being vulnerable.The Ethos of the project is based on a very simple concept, that no matter who or where you are, you are ONLY A PAVEMENT AWAY.Our clients will receive an initial assessment and will then be entered onto the relevant training courses, following which we will support them in their preparation for interview.  Following employment the client and employer are both given 12 months post engagement support by the partnering charities and associations.We are not a recruitment agency and solely focus on helping those on the project find work. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1178082 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website

Sense (UK, Sense - N/A) Browse events

Cruse Bereavement Care (UK, 208078) Browse events

We offer support, advice and information to children, young people and adults when someone dies and to enhance society's care of bereaved people. Our services are free of charge and support anyone who has been bereaved ensuring that we are somewhere to turn when someone dies. www.Cruse.org.uk

Salisbury District Hospital Stars Appeal (UK, 1052284) Browse events

We are Salisbury District Hospital’s charity. We help local people across all wards and departments, with particular focus on cancer, cardiac care and children & babies. Find out more at www.starsappeal.org. Please specify if you wish to support a specific ward, department or cause. Thank you.

Mary’s Meals (UK, SC022140) Browse events

Mary’s Meals is an international movement that sets up school feeding projects in communities where poverty and hunger prevent children from gaining an education. The charity now feeds more than 890,000 children every school day and it costs just £12.20 / €14.50 / $19.50 to feed a child for a year.

MANUP? (UK, 1195085) Browse events

"BE BRAVE OR TOUGH ENOUGH TO DEAL WITH A DIFFICULT OR UNPLEASANT SITUATION"

Children's Heartbeat Trust (UK, 102410) Browse events

The Children's Heartbeat Trust provides practical and emotional support to parents and families of children and young people with heart disease in Northern Ireland. Heart disease is now the most common problem at birth in Northern Ireland. Over 200 babies a year are born with heart disease. One third of these children will require further investigation and/ or surgery. The Children’s Heartbeat Trust works closely with the Clark Clinic at the Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children to help fund top quality medical equipment and initiatives, to ensure that children with heart disease in Northern Ireland receive the best care and treatment possible. The Children’s Heartbeat Trust is a local charity, funded solely from public donations. We provide support in a number of ways including; - Financial support for Clark Clinic - Family Support Groups throughout Northern Ireland - Parent accommodation at the Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children - Parent support and information networks - Research into heart disease in children - Counselling Services Your support will help change the lives of children with heart disease in Northern Ireland.

Woking Hospice (UK, 1082798) Browse events

Woking Hospice provides a comprehensive Palliative Care Service to residents of West Surrey. The Hospice provides specialised, multi-disciplinary care for each patient on an individual basis as they can be suffering from a number of progressive terminal illnesses.

LOOSEHEADZ FOUNDATION (UK, 1193051) Browse events

Shout (UK, 1175670) Browse events

Shout is the UK’s first free 24/7 text service for anyone in crisis anytime, anywhere. It’s a place to go if you’re struggling to cope and you need immediate help. Shout is a programme of Mental Health Innovations, a digital mental health charity, which develops new ways to help people have conversations about mental health. Shout uses is an affiliate of, and uses the same technology as the US's Crisis Text Line. Visit giveusashout.org for more information.

Atlanta Women's Foundation Inc (UK, 582389721) Browse events

As the only public foundation in Georgia dedicated solely to women and girls, The Atlanta Women’s Foundation’s mission is to be a catalyst for change in the lives of women and girls. We strive to ensure that all women and girls in metro Atlanta live safe, economically self-sufficient, successful lives.

Coeliac UK (UK, 1048167) Browse events

Coeliac UK is the only charity in the UK, which supports those with coeliac disease and dermatitis herpetiformis. It receives no government funding and is dependent on the generosity of the public to fund practical support, awareness raising and research into the condition.

Crystal Palace FC Foundation (UK, 1125878) Browse events

Crystal Palace FC Foundation delivers a comprehensive and diverse sports and educational programme throughout the London Boroughs of Bromley, Croydon and Sutton, working with a host of major partners that include the Premier and Football Leagues. The foundations main areas of work include Football and Multi Sports development, Social Inclusion, Health, Education, Disability and Women and Girls Football working within a broad spectrum of delivery for 3 year olds through to adults.

Carers UK (UK, 246329) Browse events

6.5 million people in the UK look after an older relative, an ill friend or a disabled family member. Carers UK provides essential information and advice about caring, as well as the practical and emotional support that carers so desperately need.

Shrewsbury House (UK, 1058694) Browse events

Shrewsbury House is a Youth and Community Centre based in West Everton that seeks to meet the educational, social and spiritual needs of the local community, with a specific priority for children and young people.

Derby Kids' Camp (UK, 510785) Browse events

Derby Kids' Camp is a 100% volunteer-run charity which, each year, provides FREE holidays for hundreds of Derby city's most deserving young children, giving them what may well be the only holiday they will receive throughout the whole year.

Dawat e Islami UK (UK, 1110114) Browse events

Dawat-e-Islami, a non-political movement for the propagation of the Holy Quran and Sunnah, is serving the Ummah with its Islamic Centres in the UK. Please note all donations via JustGiving (this site) are Kulli Ihtiyaar - for ALL permissible purposes. Please DO NOT give Zakat etc via this.

Wellbeing of Women (UK, 239281) Browse events

Wellbeing of Women is dedicated to improving the health of women and babies to make a difference to everybody’s lives today and tomorrow. We raise awareness of health issues to keep women and babies well today. We fund research and training, to develop better treatments and outcomes for tomorrow.

The King's Trust International (UK, 1159815) Browse events

We have been supporting young people worldwide since 2015. Founded by His Majesty King Charles III to tackle the global crisis of youth unemployment, we work with local partners to deliver education, employment and enterprise programmes that empower young people to learn, earn and thrive.

White Lodge Centre (UK, 286238) Browse events

White Lodge Centre provides a range of flexible and creative activities and opportunities for disabled children, young people and adults, families and carers across Surrey and the surrounding area.

Sepsis Research (FEAT (UK, SC049399) Browse events

Sepsis Research raises awareness of sepsis & funds vital research into sepsis research. Sepsis is a life-threatening condition caused by the body overreacting to infection & kills over 52,000 people in the UK each year. Sepsis Research was formally known as FEAT. Please help today & stop sepsis now.

The Urology Foundation (UK, 1128683) Browse events

Our Vision: Urology care in the UK & Ireland is the best in the world. Our Mission: To develop world-class urology professionals and urology care in the UK & Ireland. We achieve these aims by funding full-time research scholarships, sponsoring training for urologists in excellence in the UK & abroad

The Shakespeare Hospice (UK, 1064091) Browse events

The Shakespeare Hospice, based in Stratford-upon-Avon, provides care for families affected by serious illness. We do not charge for our services and receive less than 7% funding from the NHS. Any support we receive from the public is therefore very greatly appreciated.

RP Fighting Blindness (UK, 1153851) Browse events

RPFB was set up to support those with retinitis pigmentosa, a genetic condition that leads to loss of sight and often blindness.The charity provides services to help live with sight loss and supports funding research into potential treatments. RP affects people of both sexes, all ages and all races.

OSCAR's Paediatric Brain Tumour Charity (UK, 1159063) Browse events

OSCAR’s PBTC (Ongoing, Support, Care and Research into Paediatric Brain Tumours Charity) was formed in the summer of 2014 by the parents and friends of Oscar Hughes, a 9 year old boy who died of a Medulloblastoma on the 3rd of May 2014. The journey Oscar went on for a year to try and be free of cancer was both heartbreaking and inspiring to see. The treatments involved to fight Brain Tumours have devastating effects on a young body and mind. This is unacceptable and the only way to change this is by researching these cancers and find better treatments. The charity aims to fund critical research into paediatric brain tumours with the hope to find a cure and less devastating treatments. The Charity works closely with other charities.