Snapdragons is a Pre-School, run by voluntary Directors and a board of community led Trustees. We have been operating within Northam for over 20 years and cater for children within Northam, Westward Ho, Appledore and Bideford areas.
Raise the Roof is a joy-filled kids choir singing to change the lives of African children. So far we have raised £55,000 of the £75,000 needed to build a primary school in Uganda- a vision that God put in the heart of our director, Alyson Reid. Join our fun-filled journey and help finish our school!
We are a brand new independent secondary school specialising in Music, and rethinking the entire education process. Treading a new path (hence Independent), always takes a leap of faith, and we need supporters to help us start and save our building! Small classes, a homely feel, individual attention
Ettington Pre-School are committed to the principle that child-focused and reflective early years education provides each individual child with the best start in life and builds a strong foundation for life-long learning.
A small village school in the heart of Kent providing our children with reflective, creative, confident and ambitious learning. As with most schools we requires funds to enhance these skills. With the use of educational learning tools and sporting equipment for PE we can enhance our children's potential to the maximum and represent our school to the best of our ability.
To fund scholarships for Somaliland students to go to Somaliland universities.
Our Vision - to enable parents & children at Battledown to be supported in leading happy & fulfilled lives at school & home. Our Mission - to raise money for the school & organise social events that allow families, children & the school community to have fun through a supportive network.
Our main school charity campaign for 2012-2013 is the Water Project. Our current development campaign is ‘Play Your Part’ to build a new Music Centre for the school and wider community.
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. We exist to further education in Vanuatu, especially to enable bright students to stay in school when without funding they could not afford to pursue an education. Secondary education is still regarded as a privilege, and many deserving students cannot afford it. The nation needs them to fulfil their potential.
Side by Side is a unique Hackney based educational establishment comprising of an integrated Nursery, where children with a wide range of Special Educational Needs are educated and cared for 'side by side' those without, and a dedicated Special Needs Primary & Secondary School.
Villiers Park Educational Trust helps able young people to reach their full academic potential and develop a passion for learning. We are committed to fair access -- enabling students from less advantaged backgrounds to gain places at leading universities. For 40 years, we have been teaching challenging, subject-specific courses for Year 12/13 students at our centre in Foxton. We also have a comprehensive four-year Scholars Programme for students from Year 10 - Year 13. Donations of any amount are very helpful, but here are some suggestions: If you would like to make a contribution to the Mike Baker Memorial Fund, in honour of our former trustee, please make a note of that in the message box on the donation form. Thank you.
LESA UK helps to advance education by providing equipment and facilities to schools. It also supports hospitals with equipment for delivering better healthcare in Cameroon. It's most recent project was the supply of Maternity equipment to Alabukam Health Centre in rural Cameroon.
Computers 4 Africa (a Working Title of Digital Pipeline) a charitable social enterprise, takes working redundant IT from around the UK. Donated equipment is data-wiped & refurbished, before shipping to schools, colleges & NGOs in Africa. Last year 123,750 children accessed computers the 1st time.
Pepo La Tumaini Senior School, Isiolo, Kenya, offers an innovative response to the needs of vulnerable children infected or affected by HIV/AIDS. The school supports children who had to leave their schooling once orphaned or abandoned, or those whose families are dependent on their care.
Just for KIC@X is a group of friends who annually raise money from clients, friends and family in time to purchase Christmas presents for Kids In Care @ Xmas. The group raise funds then personally go and buy the gifts, wrap them and deliver them to Social Services for delivery before the big day. We contact local Social Services and request a list of those children who through either being in between care and foster homes or just being in poverty will not receive a gift on Christmas Day. The list basically offers us information on age and gender and is totally anonymous. After the fundraising process the group then go out and buy a gift that is appropriate to each person on the list. If the gift needs batteries we sellotape these to the box to ensure that they gift is ready to use on Christmas Day!
The Enaikishomi School in Kenya is supported in memory of our much loved daughter, Amy Elgar who died on 13 May 2005. Amy encouraged us to visit Africa and to make a contribution to the education of African children. Her vision inspired us to work with Lewa on the construction of the classroom.
Nuru of Mombasa supports Port Reitz Disabled School and Nuru Orphanage in Mombasa, Kenya. Through provision of therapy and school equipment, construction and repair of buildings and facilities, and delivery of education programmes the charity aims to improve the lives of these marginalised children.
Our project, undertaken by the charity Uganda Aid Person to Person under the direction of Marlyn Sommers and with the help of generous sponsors, is to build a school with several classrooms at Bunono in the Kabale area, in the south west of Uganda. Kabale is a rural area with the school at the centre of three parishes which serves 6050 people. The children of the area recognise the importance of education, with some brought from as far away as 15 kilometres, some on bicycles and others who walk the long distance to attend class. About half the children are orphans and school fees are a problem. When school is built, children will come from beyond this area. The school offers basic primary education based on the requirements of the Ministry of Education and Sports. The children are also taught health education through music, dance and drama, e.g. prevention of HIV infections. The existing crumbling mud hut classrooms are being replaced with structurally solid buildings using local labour. The Uganda Aid Person to Person charity also intends to create an adequate income to sustain and promote quality education to make the Bunono Primary School a model school. More competent and qualified teachers will generate better performance from pupils and increase enrolment.
Philippines:Sambat Trust believes access to a quality education empowers Filipinos to improve their own lives and break the poverty cycle. It establishes school libraries, provides teacher training and helps families overcome the economic barriers that prevent their children from attending school.
Maria Luisa de Moreno International Foundation UK is supporting a project in Bangalore, created by Global Concerns India (GCI). We give Scholarships to very poor children who were under the risk of child labour and prostitution. Scholarships include study, uniform and one meal a day. Help us help!
ClearVision is a charity. We run a national postal lending library of children's books in print and braille, designed to be shared by blind and sighted children and adults reading together. Over a thousand families, schools, nurseries and libraries all over the UK borrow books from us. Our books are enjoyed by children learning braille, most of whom have sighted parents who don't read braille, and couldn't otherwise help their children learn to read. They're also loved by braille-reading parents and grandparents who read them with sighted children. We believe sharing stories is one of the great pleasures of childhood, and should be something everyone can enjoy.
The charity operates "the Mill", a residential study centre set in 9 acres of wood and meadow near the village of Forest Green, Surrey. The facility is used by William Ellis School and numerous other schools and youth groups giving inner city children the opportunity of experiencing the countryside.
The mission of Countryside Learning is a simple one. It is to educate, inform and inspire children, parents and teachers, so they can enjoy and appreciate the countryside while having a greater understanding of the wide range of issues surrounding it.
Set up in memory of Jonny who drowned in 2005 aged 21, the Scholarship Fund has so far supported 6 students from Kenya, Nepal, Ethiopia & Ghana to attend the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. MSc degrees in plant sciences & nutrition equip the scholars with skills to deploy in their home countries.