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Kenyan School Fund
(UK, 1155277) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00
(UK, 1155277) Kenyan School Fund exists to create the opportunity of education for children in Kenya for whom this would otherwise be unavailable. We wish to do this by continuing to support the existing school we founded in 2008 and then by establishing an additional school in 2015. We plan to achieve this by regular fundraising efforts and building long-lasting relationships with supportive partners in business and the community. Continue to run current school in Mtopanga, Kisauni Division, Mombasa
Friends Of Manor Green School
(UK, 1085446) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Registered charity to raise additional funds for defined and agreed projects that benefit the school, the pupils and their interaction in the wider family, friends and social community.
The Lifetrain Trust
(UK, 803697) Browse events
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The County based voluntary organisation empowering young people and disabled people to make positive changes to their lives and to achieve their potential through informal education. It gives individuals unique opportunities through training and life experiences, encouraging and developing vital skills such as teamwork, leadership and other social skills.
Widcombe Acorns Pre-school
(UK, 1029494) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Widcombe Acorns offers full day care for pre-school children, and is managed by a voluntary committee made up of parents. It delivers the Early Years Foundation Stage Curriculum in a child focused, creative, and stimulating way. Holders of the Children's Charter, it is graded Outstanding by Ofsted.
Love in Action
(UK, 1122493) Browse events
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(UK, 1122493) Love in Action exists to help educate children and young people in Masaka, Uganda. We run a Primary School, a Secondary School, sponsor education, and a run a youth project to provide housing for teenagers. We do this through sponsors, donations and by running an internet cafe and farm in Uganda.
BHA
(UK, 270383) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Beech Hyde Association is a thriving community of parents, staff, governors and loyal friends of Beech Hyde School. Funds raised from various successful events by the BHA are spent on new learning areas, additional learning resources for the children e.g. computers and OHP, sports equipment and library books.
Yaarah Schools
(UK, 1142156) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00We raise funds to build schools for disadvantaged children in rural Ghana. We provide clean water, sanitation and educational materials - including computers (a special project is under way in 2012). We work in partnership with the local community and Ghana Education Service to achieve these aims.
Hatton School Friends Association
(UK, 1015496) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Hatton School is a primary and early years special needs centre providing for children with autism, social communication difficulties, speech and language needs and complex learning difficulties with associated behaviours. Hatton School Friends Association is a non-political, non-denominational association formed to provide resources and engage in activities which support and advance the education and leisure opportunities for children attending Hatton School, their parents, siblings, carers and others associated with the school. All monies raised are used for this purpose. No administration costs are deducted from donated funds.
Life Education Wessex
(UK, 1071094) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Please help local children make healthy choices Life Education Wessex provides age-appropriate health and drug prevention education to children aged 3 - 13 years in Dorset, Devon, Somerset and Hampshire. Our aim is to ensure that children have the knowledge, skills and self-confidence to make healthy choices and to avoid risky behaviours. All our programmes are delivered by specially trained Educators. The programmes for Primary School children are delivered in a purpose-built mobile classroom, or 'Life Bus', and include role play, music, drama and specially made film to get our healthy messages across. All of the programmes feature Harold the giraffe - our puppet mascot - who is loved by all the children. Programme modules for older pupils - on drugs, alcohol or smoking - are delivered in the school classroom. For every school we visit we need to raise £335 each day. With your help we can ensure that the young children of Dorset, Devon, Somerset and Hampshire stay healthy and happy. If you would like to take part in Harold's 1,000 Challenges (it's free!) and help us raise much needed funds by undertaking a sponsored activity or challenge of your choice, please click on the 'Start Fundraising' link above. Thank you
Moor House School
(UK, 311871) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Moor House School provides specialist education and therapy for children with specific speech, language and communication disorders. Through extended curriculum teaching and care, Moor House enables its students to face their transition to adult life with far greater confidence and ability than would otherwise be the case.
Educating The Children
(UK, 1139741) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00ETC stands for Educating The Children, which is exactly what we are doing in the Masai Mara, in Kenya and also in the UK (through our global learning programme). There are essentially two strands to ETC: (1) UK VOLUNTEER TEACHERS: go to teach in the Mara where classroom sizes are roughly 1 teacher to 100 pupils! They also exchange best practises with Kenyan teachers, and educate UK pupils on their return through real life examples of global learning. We provide them with the training to do that. (2) FARIJIKA SECONDARY SCHOOL: we have recently started building the first girls secondary school in the Masai Mara which will also act as a safe haven from female genital mutilation and forced childhood marriages. International research shows that investing in girls delivers a higher return than any other investment made in a community's development.
The Book Bus
(UK, 1117357) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00The Book Bus works with children in underprivileged communities in Malawi, Zambia and Ecuador. They have three mobile libraries and take volunteer storytellers to locations where the children have scant resources, the schools are often oversubscribed and children’s books just don’t exist.
Friends Of Ashmount
(UK, 1132409) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00The aim of Friends of Ashmount is to provide extra resources and opportunities for students, which would not normally be met from the standard school budget.
Brookmead School PTA
(UK, 1047137) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Brookmead School PTA supports our children by fundraising for "the fun stuff" including playground equipment, music and arts and crafts equipment as well as interactive white boards. We also help out with After School Clubs, Quiz Nights, BBQs and so much more. We can only achieve this with your help!
Umoja UK
(UK, 1136792) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Umoja UK directs all donations to The Umoja Centre, in Arusha, Tanzania. The Centre provides free education to young disadvantaged people. Students at the Centre gain the necessary skills to return to secondary school, continue to further education or start businesses. Charity No. 1136792
TAA
(UK, 1149432) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00To secure any such resources for the restoration of Thekwane High School to its former glory as one of the highest ranking academic institutions in Zimbabwe.To co-operate with statutory organisations, local and overseas in the assistance to Thekwane High School in furtherance of the above objects.
Bidwell Brook Special School PTFA
(UK, 275550) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00We raise money to provide extras and treats for the children which the normal budget cannot cover.
Reading Spots, Ghana
(UK, 1166734) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00The core idea of Reading Spots is that we provide a vehicle through which we can fund the creation of libraries within rural communities. There is a complete lack of reading material of any sort in rural areas of Ghana, and the enthusiasm for reading is astonishing. We will often fund small libraries within schools on the condition that the facilities are shared with all local schools and the wider community. If the library is effectively used and the local chiefs or authority agree to fund the salaries of libraries, we will extend the library to a larger facility. Together with our Ghanaians colleagues, we have many plans for the projects including free literacy classes for adults, books clubs and creative writing clubs and competitions for children and adults, with a website being planned to facilitate sharing of writing and ideas about reading with others within Ghana and England. We have so far created one Reading Spot in the Messiah International School in Abofour, which is used by over a hundred members of the local community as late as 9pm at night. We are currently fundraising for a large community library in Akumaden, a project that will be managed by James Dugger, Director of the nearby Dreamland School. The name 'Reading Spot' derives from the Ghanaian love of the name 'spot' as a bar or hang out- they are seen across Ghana. We hope that the Reading Spots are seen as community centres actively promoting community cohesion, literacy and creativity.
St Eval Pre-school
(UK, 1064642) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.
Waverley Association For Special People
(UK, 1063774) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Waverley school is a special school in Enfield, for children aged 3-19 years. The children have severe and profound learning difficulties and many of the pupils have additional difficulties, which may include visual, hearing and physical impairment, epilepsy and other medical conditions. Waverley offers its pupils a caring, happy and stimulating environment giving them opportunities which they would otherwise not experience. WASP (Wavereley Association for Special People) is the schools charity, which raises much needed funds for the school. This contributes towards the schools minibuses, resources for the sensory, water and sand rooms. The WASP committee consists of parents, staff and friends of the School who work together to plan and organise fund raising and social events. Events include the Summer Fayre, Quiz Nights, Bingo and raffles. We are always looking for new events and ideas.
Marjorie McClure Specialist School
(UK, 1066610) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00At Marjorie McClure School we all strive to create a stimulating and inspirational learning experience within a safe and supportive environment.
Towards Nirvana
(UK, 1124427) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Nirvanavan Foundation educates over 500 children in the countryside of Rajsthan, India. They have twelve schools, ten of them situated in villages of the Nat and Kanjer communities where all the women are prostitutes. Educating the children will hopefully provide them some choice as they grow up.
PEAS - Promoting Equality in African Schools
(UK, 1126550) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Promoting Equality in African Schools is a UK charity which aims to make a sustainable, long-term difference to the lives of African children. It does this through the foundation and development of low-fee secondary schools, initially in Uganda, helping vocation centred secondary education become available to a greater number of young Africans.
EdUKaid
(UK, 1102613) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00EdUKaid is a small grassroots charity that works with rural communities in Tanzania to improve the teaching and learning environment through building and upgrading school, and providing vital educational services, resources and support.
Uganda Humanist Schools Trust (UK)
(UK, 1128762) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00The Uganda Humanist Schools Trust helps schools in Uganda working to offer liberal, secular education to needy children. Founded by Ugandan Humanists and run as charities, the schools are inclusive and welcome children from all religious, social and ethnic backgrounds. We aim to bring about positive improvements in students' day-to-day educational experiences and welfare and, in so doing, to enhance their life chances. Our charity provides scholarships (£120 day, £300 boarding) to enable bright but needy children to attend the schools. We support children who are orphans and from very poor homes. UHST arranges, through local suppliers, the provision of books, science materials, computers and software and other educational resources for art, music, sports and co-curricular activities. Although finding large-scale funds is challenging, we have also helped to enhance the general infrastructure of the schools we support. In recent years we have provided and equipped libraries, science and computer labs, refurbish classrooms and sports fields and built two hostels to provide safe homes for girl students. We also help to ensure that the schools have safe drinking water, clean toilets and electricity, using sustainable solar and hydro-power wherever possible.