We are a specialist school for children aged between 2-19 years with a broad range of physical disabilities, medical needs and associated learning difficulties in Cheshire. We are committed to providing an outstanding blend of education, therapy and care to maximise our pupils’ whole potential.
St Agatha's PSA helps promote social contact amongst parents and staff and assist with the work of the school by raising funds.
It is a charity run by parents and teachers to help raise funds for Hauxton Primary School. The money raised is used to provide "extras" for the classroom and to keep the school swimming pool open. We raise money through fete's, jumble sale's, and sporting events to name but a few.
So far RSL has built over 300 homes, built toilets and brought water to 50 different locations, funded a special needs school, restored the livelihoods of over 1000 families, established a children’s resource centre, built a village, two schools and an award-winning international standard library.
About Peeple:We’re a charity that supports parents and children to learn together: to help all parents to give their children the best start in life and to narrow the gap in attainment between children from rich and poor backgrounds. We deliver services to families in Oxfordshire and we train practitioners from around the country to use our programmes. The Peep Learning Together Programme starts where parents and carers already are. We build on what parents are already doing with their children. By sharing information about child development in an informal, accessible way, we can encourage parents to listen and talk to their children, to share songs, rhymes, books and stories, and just to have fun playing with them. Rasing funds for Peep Pre-school garden We would like to raise funds for the Peep Pre-school garden, to replace the worn grassed area with rubber safety flooring. This will enable the children to access the garden whatever the weather. Being outdoors supports confidence and allows opportunities for big scale play, problem-solving and creativity in the company of other children. In order raise money for the Pre-school garden Sally’s children, will be running the Oxford half marathon on Sunday 9th October. We will be cheering them on from the side-lines!
Sylvia Wright works in a very deprived part of India. She runs a 220 bed hospital, a school for 210 profoundly deaf children, two day centres for disabled children and a Nursing College. She is supported by the Trust which has no paid staff and sends 97p out of every pound raised to fund her work.
GOAL For The Gambia is a charity set up to support education and training opportunities, primarily for young people in The Gambia. We currently sponsor over 140 young people from nursery to University level. We are currently supporting 3 schools, Kitty School, Santo-su Nursery & Kuloro Nursery. So far this year we have provided 2 new roofs, installed a water pump and cover for the well, built a block of toilets and are currently building a new classroom block at Kitty. At Kuloro we have also provided a new toilet block, painted the classrooms and are currently waiting to renovate the old dining room into a classroom and store when funds allow. Santo-su have also received a new roof and classroom floors have all been re concreted. All schools are supplied with learning materials and we are trying to find sponsors for all the teachers in all the schools.
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. URC Pre-school PTA is a network of parents, carers, school staff and others who work together to raise money to support our pre-school.
Bedford Mencap exists to support people with learning disabilities in the Bedford area. We are particularly aware that fewer than 1 in 10 people with a learning disability has a full time job, so we're raising money for our social enterprise (The Bromham Millers) to try to get more of our people into the mainstream workforce. This will make a big difference to their self esteem, and will improve their families' quality of life.
We are a small charity based in the UK, that supports the work of a school and orphanage in Nepal. The school was established 15 years ago, to provide an education for children from under-privileged families who would otherwise be unable to afford Nepali school fees. Situated in Balaju Height, on the outskirts of Kathmandu, the school started with just 6 students, and now accommodates over 266! Our charity has two goals: To provide ongoing financial support to the school and orphanage until it is able to be self-sustaining. To purchase land and build a new eco-school building (thus moving out of rented accomodation and creating a more stable future for the school).
Edenfield Primary School PTA raises essential funds to help improve the school and facilities for the children. We are currently focusing on raising funds for our exciting and much needed building extension which is desperately needed.
The ‘Friends of Mikoroshoni Primary School’ isa small independent charity, organised and administered by trustees in the UK,with the aim of providing education to children in the north area of Mombasa. Mikoroshoni provides a free education for 300 pupils and therefore the charity is requiredto fund teachers’ wages, all the equipment required by the school and all the other bills, including electricity and water bills. The yearly cost necessary to provide all this is in excess of £30,000 per year and the charity has the responsibility ofraising this through donations.
The aim of the PFA is to advance the education of the pupils in the school through: The development of more extended relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school. Engaging in activities, which support the school and advance the education of the pupils attending and make a difference to the educational experience of pupils at the school now and in the future. Providing and assisting in the provision of facilities at the school not normally provided by the local authority. To enable these activities the PFA will run a variety of fundraising events throughout the year. Equipment purchased in the past and funds raised going forward leave a lasting legacy that would not be possible without the support of the PFA. You can see where our funds have made a difference and will continue to do so when we publish new stories about the work we are doing. The PFA is keen to encourage more parents to get involved in whatever way you can as this will bring many rewards, least of which you get a chance to make a real difference. The PFA is a voluntary organisation, membership of which is open to: Parents or guardians of pupils attending the school Parents or guardians of ex-pupils of the school Ex-pupils of the school Ex-members of staff of the school All members of staff of the school are automatically ex-officio members of the association.
FOSS help to raise funds for this special school for learners with complex learning difficulties. FOSS have raised funds for a bus, a playground, a specially adapted gym and are now aiming to provide pupils with technology that can help them to communicate. We welcome your contributions.
halow's objective is to secure a rewarding future for young adults with learning difficulties based on the simple but passionate belief that they have the right to enjoy the same quality of life as any other person. halow will seek to provide them with the help and assistance required to allow them to live and work as independently as possible and with a good social life in their local communities.
Witchford Rackham Pre-School is a committee run group. It opened in 1980, and operates from the ground floor of a two storey house located within the grounds of the Rackham Primary School in Witchford.
Heritage House School is a community special school for children (ages 2 to 19 years) with severe learning difficulties. We have two departments known as Upper School and Lower School including classes for pupils who have autism and learning difficulties. Fundraising has enabled Heritage House School to develop and enhance outdoor recreation areas and enrich the opportunities that our pupils are offered.
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.Friends of Meridian Primary School ("FROMS") is actively fundraising to improve the outdoor space for the children
Zamcog is a charity that is dedicated to the Shitima School in Kabwe, Zambia. The main aim of the school is to encourage a self-sustaining route through education, for children who can transform themselves from those who have no hope, to being those who are the hope for Zambia’s future.Starting off by supporting just twelve street children, Zamcog’s growth and development has now opened its doors to nearly 400 students. With the money raised from DONT WALK 2012 we hope to fund the completion of the building of a Sixth Form wing, which will prepare students for the chance to go to university, a cause very close to our hearts. It is so important to Zamcog that they ensure the school continues to grow, accommodating more children and making the school more self-sufficient whilst supporting a community co-operative. Zamcog believes in giving a hand up, not just a hand out. Opportunity is something that many of us take for granted; at Zamcog opportunity can be a catalyst that changes lives. education creates futures. education creates choices. education reduces poverty
The PTA raise funds for the children at the school to help in their education. We are currently focusing on raising £40,000 for books for our school library and classrooms.
At the heart of the local community St James and Emmanuel, Didsbury provides a unique environment for community groups and individuals to thrive. Our listed buildings, church school and parish centre serve many needs, from the education of children to supporting the most vulnerable in our community. The vision that we have is that we believe we are called by God to grow a diverse, worshipping community, where we encourage belonging and nurture believing; together becoming followers of Jesus who share God’s love with the world. Jesus once told a story about a tree that grew from the smallest of seeds. As it grew larger and larger the birds of the air were attracted to the shade and made nests in its many branches. Our church structure and visual identity are based on this story. St James & Emmanuel is like this tree with many branches, meeting in four buildings, with four Sunday congregations and numerous mid-week groups. Each of these branches offers a different and varied place of belonging. Our church is home to many community groups and voluntary organisations and, together withour church school, we offer a place of sanctuary and welcome for thousands of people and help them to fulfil their calling in the world. We hope you will find a place here too.
The RTBP provides education and social activities for community groups and schools. It runs a 26m specially converted and equipped Dutch barge the 'Richmond Venturer', moored in Kingston. It has a unique role, offering the experience of the Thames and its environment to people of all ages and abilities.
Glenwood School is a Community Special School providing for 120 learners aged from three to nineteen. It is a co-educational school for learners with severe or profound and multiple learning difficulties. Approximately 40% have an additional diagnosis of autistic spectrum disorder and approximately 30% also have significant physical and/or sensory impairments. Glenwood School offers a flexible approach to learning and life opportunities, respecting and valuing the individuality of every learner. We aim to provide all learners with the tools and core competencies that they really need to enjoy a meaningful adult life. The Glenwood School parent / staff association assists in providing resources and activities which support and advance the education and leisure opportunities for learners attending Glenwood School.
It helps purchase much needed items for the School which would otherwise not be affordable. Currently trying to raise funds for a new ICT suite