PROTECTED PAWS ANIMAL RESCUE (UK, 1202369) Browse events

Youth Talk (UK, 1063572) Browse events

Youth Talk offers free one-to-one counselling to help young people aged 14-25 who live, work or study in its district. Its counsellors are professionally trained, all with extensive experience of working with young people. YT also offers group and dance/movement work and runs an information service.

Elhap (A Special Needs Adventure Playground) (UK, 1077508) Browse events

Since 1976 ELHAP has supported tens of thousands of disabled children and young people from across North East London and Essex. ELHAP receives over 5,000 visits from disabled children and young people from 6 London Boroughs and the Essex region. ELHAP is a lifeline for so many disabled children.

St Helena Hospice Limited (UK, St Helena Hospice Limited - N/A) Browse events

Orchid Cancer Appeal (UK, Orchid Cancer Appeal - N/A) Browse events

N.S.P.K.U. (UK, 273670) Browse events

The NSPKU exists to help and support people with PKU, their families and carers. It works closely with medical professionals in the UK. It receives no government funding and is dependent on the generosity of its members and the public to fund practical support, raising awareness and, research into the condition. It publishes a wide range of booklets and leaflets (including food lists) for parents, PKUs and medical professionals. Events - it organises conferences and study days. It also sponsors medical research into PKU. It is run by the Council of Management who are all unpaid volunteers with PKU in their families.

INSAAF (UK, 1182275) Browse events

We bring emergency support to refugees around the world to help with their most basic needs in time of crisis: food, clothing and shelter. Our group is entirely made of volonteers from the UK, intent on making the most impact from our modest contribution. We want to raise awareness of the refugee issue, and thanks to your donations, bring help directly to those who need it most. Insaaf started as an informal group of friends in December 2015, right in the middle of the Syrian refugee crisis in Europe. As images of thousands of refugees crossing the sea and trekking accross Europe were mass broadcast on TV and in newspapers, we had to act and do something about it. Thanks to friends, colleagues and family, we raised £8000 in three weeks to fund a first convoy to the refugee camp of Dunkirk in France, where over a thousand people lived in dire conditions in the middle of winter. We brought them tents, firewood, warm boots and other much needed essentials. Since then, Insaaf has grown and is now a Registered Charity. We have travelled back to France on many occasions and much further afield to places in Greece, Turkey, Lebanon, and Bangladesh, supporting Syrian and Rohingya refugees. ​ We have learned more about the people who had to leave everything behind and have heard their stories. With your help we want to continue going to them with whatever help and comfort we can offer. It is our duty, their right.

Ian Pratt MND Foundation (UK, 1167551) Browse events

Motor Neurone Disease is a terminal illness for which there is no known cause, treatment or cure. It can affect anyone at any age.

The Snowdrop Project (UK, 1158856) Browse events

Snowdrop Project is the first charity in the UK to provide long term community support to survivors of human trafficking. The charity helps to reintegrate survivors in to community, reduce the risk of re-trafficking or exploitation and to empower people to make a fresh start. Each person is supported through one-to-one, person centred support and the offer of community activities. Permanent houses are also renovated and furnished to give people a home to start a new and stable life. Snowdrop Project was awarded the Marsh Award (2013) for outstanding contribution to the fight against human trafficking.

EKAM UK (UK, 1176271) Browse events

The charity was established for the promotion and protection of good health for public benefit by providing financial and technical assistance and support to charities, social organisations, medical centres and non-profit organisations in UK and India who are involved/engaged in providing health care, education care and support to neonates, infants, young adults and mothers including providing food, medicines, equipment, training, research grants/facilities and knowledge sharing. We aim to support projects primarily related to saving lives of babies, young children and young mothers, ranging from 0-19 years. We do so, by partnering with organisations who provide medical treatment and health care and by providing various types of support. Objectives of the charity 1) To save children and expectant mothers from poorer sections of the society, by providing appropriate and timely medical help. 2) To undertake epidemiological, anthropological, translational and cross-cultural research concerning women and children’s medical needs as well health delivery institutions. 3) To help train medical and paramedical personnel in the delivery of preventive and curative health care. 4) To facilitate medical professional partnership between the UK and India.

The Roundhouse Trust (UK, 1071487) Browse events

Each year the Roundhouse works with over 3,000 11-25s enabling them to realise their potential through creative activity; and offers audiences of all ages new and extraordinary experiences in live music, circus, theatre and new media.

Shakespeare’s Globe Trust (UK, Shakespeare’s Globe Trust - N/A) Browse events

Spitalfields Crypt Trust (UK, 1075947) Browse events

From a sleeping bag to a healthy life, SCT's services help people recovering from addiction aim for lifelong recovery. In 2012, we worked with 400 vulnerable adults in East London. We passionately believe, with the right support, people can experience real and lasting change in their lives.

Christina Noble Childrens Foundation Limited (UK, 1007484) Browse events

The Christina Noble Children's Foundation is dedicated to serving children in need of emergency and long-term medical care, nutritional rehabilitation, educational opportunities, job placement and protecting those at risk of economic and sexual exploitation. The Foundation seeks to maximise the potential of each child.

Wycombe Homeless Connection (UK, 1156211) Browse events

WHC helps homeless or at-risk people in High Wycombe, Bucks to rebuild their lives by assisting them not only to find or keep accommodation but also to develop skills to achieve a stable lifestyle. Homelessness has a variety of causes, including family breakdown, unemployment, drug or alcohol abuse and poverty. It’s been said we are all two pay-checks away from homelessness. WHC is a community project of local churches. WHC’s first initiative was the Wycombe Winter Night Shelter (WWNS), which provides over 800 bed-nights to around 50 individuals annually. Since then, WHC has added year-round advice and resettlement services.  WHC helps over 250 single homeless adults annually – largely those for whom the local authority has little responsibility. In the year to April 2012, WHC helped 87 find accommodation and prevented the eviction of 15 others. In over a thousand one-to-one support meetings each year, WHC’s housing crisis intervention team provides benefits and housing advice, referrals to specialist agencies, advocacy with official bodies, mediation with families and introductions to landlords or therapeutic communities. They help clients achieve outcomes relating to health, purposeful activity, resolving benefits issues and tackling harmful behaviours. WHC works in partnership with the local council, probation service, accommodation providers and other specialist agencies. The charity has about 300 committed volunteers who help run its services efficiently. There were over 2700 attendances at day sessions by around 240 people. It costs about £140,000 per year to provide WHC’s services. Please help if you can: donations of any size are welcome, but regular donations are especially valuable as they help with planning ahead.  The photos in the gallery show aspects of WHC's work and a couple of shots to promote its forthcoming sleep-out event... More information about WHC’s work, current events and volunteering opportunities is available on the website.

Ocean Youth Trust South (UK, 1079959) Browse events

Ocean Youth Trust South offers personal development through Adventure Under Sail to young people aged 12-25 from the widest possible variety of backgrounds.

Blind Veterans UK (UK, Blind Veterans UK - N/A) Browse events

Cornwall Wildlife Trust (UK, 214929) Browse events

Cornwall Wildlife Trust is the leading local charity working to protect and enhance Cornwall's wildlife and wild places. We are passionate about all aspects of nature conservation and want to see Cornwall richer in wildlife, appreciated and cared for by everyone.

Hull & East Yorkshire Mind (UK, 1101976) Browse events

Hull & East Yorkshire Mind aims to support people with mental health problems, their families and carers through the provision of services and the promotion of good practices in mental health. We are an independent local organisation, relying on donations and funding to continue delivering support.

One Ummah Charity (UK, 1168565) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1168565

Youth 2000 (UK, 1000371) Browse events

Youth 2000 is an independent, international initiative that helps young adults aged 16-30 plug back into God at the heart of the Catholic Church. Its main distinguishing feature is the emphasis it places on celebration of the Mass and Adoration of the Eucharist.

Hindu Society (UK, 265903) Browse events

Engages in a range of of social, cultural and religious activities to support and promote the Hindu culture. We provide social welfare and recreational facilities for Hindus of all ages and engage in charitable activities for the benefit of the wider community.

Quest Group Of Riding For The Disabled (UK, Quest Group Of Riding For The Disabled - N/A) Browse events

Project RECCE CIO (UK, 1195819) Browse events

To enable the transition of Military Veterans and Service Leavers into sustained employment within the construction industry to reduce the construction skills shortage.

Anxious minds (UK, 1164040) Browse events

Anxious Minds was started because of a lack of good quality, free support that can be accessed by anybody at short notice. Anxiety and depression suffering is a waste of life. We believe nobody should suffer alone just because you can’t afford to pay for treatment, or because you’re on somebody’s waiting list. Suffering from anxiety or depression can mean years of feeling lonely and isolated, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Modern psychology has learned a great deal about anxiety and depression in the last decade. They are both highly treatable, and can be reduced and managed successfully with the right support and treatment. Together we can beat anxiety and depression. A positive attitude and understanding that you can, and will, recover is crucial. Our program is delivered by people who have, or have had, anxiety and depression at some point in their lives, and are making a recovery or are totally cured. Anxious Minds provides free confidential support for all suffers of anxiety and depression. We also focus on prevention, and on dealing with stress by using education and research-based relaxation techniques.