The PTN is a British based charity, registered in 1993. Its focus is raising the funds for & co-ordinating the construction of schools in Nepal. To date, 60 new schools have been opened & 24 schools have been renovated. The Trust has also raised funds for & co-ordinated 22 other building projects.
Oak View is a special school for children aged 3-19 and who have severe or profound learning difficulties, they may also have learning needs within the Autistic Spectrum. We are based in Loughton, Essex
We are a local mental health charity providing help and support to local people and their families in the Coastal West Sussex area. Respecting the needs and rights of individuals to have control of their lives, we aim to empower people with mental health needs to be as independent as possible and help them to benefit from optimum support and activities in their community We offer help to people on their road to recovery and support them to lead a fulfilling life within their community. People are offered help and advice on: We work hard to tackle the stigma and discrimination which continue to affect the lives of people with mental health problems. We believe that by challenging destructive prejudice, we can help to improve the experience of people with mental health We aim to empower people with mental health needs to be as independent as possible and help them to benefit from optimum support and activities in their community problems in their local communities.
Loughborough Students' Union is one of the very best in the country and is one of the only unions to be owned and managed by the students.
Camara is an International organisation dedicated to using technology to improve education and livelihood skills in disadvantaged communities around the world. With these skills we expect communities to break the cycle of poverty they find themselves in. Camara's name is taken from a West African dialect and means “one who teaches with experience”. Founded seven years ago in Dublin, Ireland, the organisation has built a proven model of 'education delivery' that is both sustainable and highly scalable. Over this period Camara has provided eLearning Centres to 1,650 schools in Africa, Ireland and the Caribbean - installed nearly 30,000 computers and trained over 5,000 teachers how to use the technology for learning purposes. Some 340,000 children in poor communities have been made digitally literate as a result of this work. Camara currently operates seven Education Hubs (Hubs) in Africa (Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Zambia, Uganda, Lesotho, Tanzania), one in Jamaica and one in Ireland. All Hubs operate locally as social enterprises and are aimed at being financially sustainable after one year. Camara's 3 Year Plan Camara has a high impact, three-year plan to give 1.25 million children the key 21st Century skill of digital literacy and the chance to improve their overall quality of education. To do this we will: Train 10,000 teachers how to use those Centres to improve learning Open 16 Education Hubs and 6 Service Centres to support those Hubs Improving the quality and depth of our school learning programs
To advance and enhance the education of the pupils at the school.
The founding College of a global education movement. Atlantic College is committed to making education a force to unite people, nations and cultures for peace and a sustainable future. The College offers places based on merit regardless of race, religion, social background or financial means.
St George's College Weybridge is an independent, day school educating boys and girls from 3-18 years. The St George's Future Foundation raises funds for SGC Assisted Places, major building projects and to enhance the education provided even further by raising money for additional equipment and facilities via the Annual Fund.
The Friends of St Peter's and St. Gildas' is a registered charity which raises funds for St Peter's and St Gildas' Junior School in Crouch End, N8, North London.
The CAIRN Trust aims to develop sustainable rural village communities in Nepal through child education. We develop a communities educational infrastructure by building village schools and libraries and providing children with essential education supplies.
New College Worcester is a non-maintained residential Special College for children and young people aged 11 - 19 years who are blind or partially sighted. Offering a full range of GCSE and Alevel subjects, Braille, ICT, Independent Living Skills, Mobility and a variety of outdoor and leisure activities. We strive to be a centre of excellence, providing students with the means to develop the knowledge, skills and personal qualities they need to succeed in education, work and life. Anna Former Head Girl "A life - that's what you get from coming to NCW" Nia " year 12 student "Before, I was just in a little shell"
Rose Road works with children, young people and their families from across Hampshire and the surrounding area. The children who attend Rose Road have multiple and complex health needs and we believe in valuing individuals, celebrating achievement and respecting the choices of our young people.
African Village Support is a small charity which is making a big difference to the lives of villagers in rural eastern Uganda; working together with students and schools, women's groups and the youth we develop sustainable projects with the aim of achieving self sufficiency.
To advance the education of pupils of schools in Edinburgh and to organise or provide or assist in the organisation or provision of facilities which will encourage pupils of schools in Edinburgh to play association football or other games or sports.
The GLO provides a safe, loving home for 70 orphaned and vulnerable children from birth to 18 years. We also have our school where a further 300 children from impoverished backgrounds enjoy a free, high-quality education. 100% of your donations go directly to the project.
The staff and pupils at Tonbridge School undertake various sponsored activities throughout the school year to raise money for charity. All monies donated through Tonbridge School's Just Giving Website for these events go to the external charities chosen by the fundraisers as noted on their individual pages.
It helps to advance the education of the pupils of the school by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities and activities. It contributes towards music provision, school trips, library books and IT learning. It also supports specific after-school clubs as well as improvements to playground space.
North Ealing Primary School Parents & Teachers Association (NES PTA) The NES PTA Charity offers financial support for learning related initiatives which would not otherwise be possible within the constraints of the school budget. We rely on parent and local community support to raise much needed additional funding for the school.In 2015 the PTA provided funding for, outdoor play equipment for the reception playground, the new school library and new musical instruments, as well as funding numerous other smaller initiatives. Charity No: 1029312 Find out more Website http://northealingprimary.org/pta/index.html
HELP THE SCHOOL PROVIDE FACILITES AND SERVICES FOR THE SCHOOL, SPORTS CENTRE AND COMMUNITY
The PTA of Hampden Gurney primary school has to actively raise about £30,000 each year to support non-core activities - please help Hampden Gurney to reach their goal!! Hampden Gurney Primary School is facing unprecedented government funding cuts and many non-core activities cannot be funded within their budget. Music and art lessons; the library, both its books and its staffing; student bursaries for clubs and trips; swimming lessons; trips; workshops; sports equipment and up to date IT equipment are not covered by the School's budget and are often paid for either partially or in full by the PTA … without the PTA, there would be no extras….the school would only be able to afford the basics, and good as they are, this would leave a dull and one dimensional education. So… Please help us to ensure that all of these extras are part of our children's day to day school lives. Charity No: 1101423
Makomborero makes grants to provide people like Peter with the care and education that most of us take for granted. For young Zimbabweans it is not just a matter of achieving their educational ambitions. It means giving themselves, their families and communities hope and a future free from poverty.
Wellgrove Education Trust is the charity supporting and providing funds for Focus School Biggleswade Campus. The Biggleswade Campus is a progressie school aiming to achieve great results and ultimately produce great students.Students are at the centre of our efforts and are simply the most important personnel in the entire education system. We firmly believe that every student is an individual, having individual abilities, needs and learning styles that need to be specifically provided for. Biggleswade Campus regularly organises and takes part in projects to raise funds for charities. We feel that this is a practical way that the students of all year groups and abilities can illustrate the caring and compassionate attitude that underlines the very tenet of their school environment.However to achieve our goals and aspirations we need funds. As a school we rely purely on private giving and personal gifts to keep our school running in the hopes that we can providing great the great opportunities and futures that all deserve. Charity No: 1055866
Vision Support is the leading provider of local services to people of all ages living with a vision impairment in Cheshire and North Wales. Our mission is to promote the continuing independence of individuals living with sight loss and to raise awareness of their needs throughout our local communities.
Moebius Syndrome is a rare congenital disorder which to date, has no cure. It affects primarily the 6th & 7th cranial nerves, which means that those with the condition are unable to move their faces (can't smile, frown, suck, grimace or blink eyes). We aim to raise £250,000 to fund research into the cause of Moebius.