Exminster School Association is a parent teachers association supporting the work of Exminster Community Primary School. Our charitable aims are to advance the education of the pupils and to promote a friendly and social atmosphere between pupils, staff, parents, governors and the local community. We achieve this by:
Step By Step is an independent special school for children with autistic spectrum disorders. The school is based on the principle that intensive and early intervention is the key to helping children access the knowledge, skills and confidence to allow them to achieve their maximum potentials.
We work to provide a better life for people with learning disabilities throughout Epsom, Ewell and the surrounding areas. This includes "Kites Club " social activities, advocacy, friendship and supporting students moving from school into further education.
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Goodenough College provides residential accommodation in London for postgraduate students from all over the world. Founded in 1930, its aim was to improve international tolerance and understanding amongst people starting their careers by providing a forum in which they could interact. Today the membership comprises 650 students from 90 countries.
Portland College is a national, specialised residential college for people with a wide range of disabilities. We are currently raising funds for a new Inclusive Sports Academy which has been designed for disabled students to access top-class facilities for training, competition and education.
The Trust's objective is to advance the education of pupils at Grey High and Grey Junior Schools in Port Elizabeth, principally through the funding of bursaries for those in financial need.
Thank you for visiting our Project Arusha profile page on MyDonate.Project Arusha sponsors students from our local Catholic secondary school who have just finished their A levels to go toTanzania and teach in schools in the Arusha Diocese. In addition, financial assistance is given to the schools and to some of the poorer students.
Seamab Learning and Care Services is a registered Scottish Charity ( SCO 11002), established in 1988, providing primary school education and care to 15 children from all over Scotland who have severe social, emotional and behavioural difficulties. Based near Rumbling Bridge in Kinross – shire, premises include our school and nearby living accommodation for the children we support 52 weeks of the year. Seamab is registered with the Care Commission and currently employs 73 staff.
The charity (www.afetuk.org) is small and very cost effective. It aims to break the cycle of poverty of the rural poor in Ecuador via the support of education, health and welfare of children in Ecuador. It is known that rural children tend to leave school as soon as possible to go to work on the streets of the nearest city or on the land earning a pittance. They drop out of school because their parents can't afford to keep them there or because English and Computer Studies are required at secondary school. City children get these subjects at the primary level and are way ahead, rural children struggle to keep up. AFET sets up computer teaching centres in schools or communities (1-3 at a time), where computer skills are taught, and if English speaking volunteers are present teach English as well. Adult courses are also run if there is a demand. A lending library is available to encourage reading for pleasure, and this has been an unexpected and resounding success. Individual children can be sponsored (currently £210 per year), which is conditional on their staying at school, and a health fund as well as a building fund also exist. The former enables parents to seek a doctor's advice, buy medicines or treatment prescribed, which is an enormous relief to these poverty stricken familes. The building fund tries to improve hygeine by supporting the building of water closets and washing facilities in the family home (often just a mud floored shack), to decrease the prevalence of diaorrhea and vomiting bugs, and hepatitis. Do look at our web site and that of the Ecuadorian charity we work through (www.voluntariosdeoccidente.org). Donations are well used and always welcome, reports can be sent if you wish. Voluntarios are always looking for volunteers of almost any age. Mature volunteers are very welcome.
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. We are a School for students with moderate learning difficulties with an age range of 3-19. They have a range of complex needs including Asperger's, ADHD, Autism and Down's Syndrome.
Changing Futures is a UK based charity that aims to provide financial and practical support to schools in Swaziland to improve the future of children disadvantaged by poverty or disease.
A Nursery and Primary School in rural Uganda enabling children with Special Educational Needs and those in extreme poverty to have an education.
Friends of Rosebank is a charity established to raise funds for Rosebank School, a school with specialist provision for children with autistic spectrum disorder. Friends also aim to support the families of children who attend the school where possible.
The Hannah Memorial Academy is a charitable trust dedicated to supporting a school in Darjeeling built in memory of Hampshire schoolgirl Hannah Foster. The objective of the school is to provide free education for the poorest children of the region. The work of the Trust is fully supported by Hannah's parents Hilary and Trevor Foster. For more information, please visit www.hannahmemorialacademy.org
The Unite Foundation provides free student accommodation and a generous annual scholarship to young people in the UK who aspire to a degree – but face the most challenging circumstances, primarily targeted at careleavers and students estranged from their parents.
Rainbow Pre-school has been going strong in Aylesbury for many years and continues to grow. This is thanks to the continuing support of parents past and present. The aims of Rainbow Pre-school are to provide a safe, happy and stimulating environment in which young children may develop socially, educationally, emotionally and physically alongside their peers. We have a charity place in the Virgin London Marathon in April 2017. Please support our current fundraising campaign to raise funds for Rainbow by clicking on the "make a donation" button.
We are a London school who wants the very best for our children. The outdoor environment is an important feature of the school and we are always looking for ways to improve it. Please help us to raise enough funds to achieve our goal of creating an exciting and stimulating playground. ..
It supports a school for children with special needs
MAD is a small charity based in Milltimber Aberdeen Scotland. The charity's aim is to promote education throughout the world. We currently focus on two villages, Doundoudougou and Zougo, in Burkina Faso. We teach adults there to read and write and sponsor children to attend secondary school.
James Rennie School is a special school for pupils aged 3 to 19 with severe and profound learning difficulties. Some pupils also have autism. Our philosophy is: "Education is the art of encouragement and the love of learning." Our School Rule: "We look after each other."
We are a group of parents involved in organising events that raise funds to purchase equipment and facilities for our little village school.
Merchant Taylors' School raises funds for three educational charities for disabled and disadvantaged children in the UK and in India. We support Phab, a charity within the school that provides a holiday camp for disabled teenagers, the Raphael Centre in Dehradun which provides education and care for disabled children and PYDS, a school for rural disadvantaged children in Purkal in India.
The Eagle Appeal Fund was established in 2003 to help support special projects and purchase specialist resources to enhance the learning and living experiences of young people aged 2 -19 years with very special needs who attend Rachel Madocks School.