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Tailor Ed Foundation
(UK, CR62570) Browse events
YTD Raised: £960.00
(UK, CR62570) Tailor Ed Foundation was set up to teach daily living skills to children with autism. We work with families living in the city of Edinburgh with a child with autism up to the age of 12, providing a free service allowing families to access much needed support.
The Adam Appeal
(UK, 1152083) Browse events
YTD Raised: £951.20
(UK, 1152083) The A.D.A.M. Appeal has been set up in memory of Adam Swanwick, who died following a sudden heart attack aged 28. We are a small not-for-profit charity that raises funds to provide defibrillators to schools, sports clubs and community venues and raise awareness of cardiac risk in young people.
Victoria's Wish
(UK, 1141451) Browse events
YTD Raised: £951.00Victorias Wish was set up in honour of a young lady Victoria Marie Lawrence who was beautiful both inside and out. From the age of 7, Victorias Wish was to become a nurse after watching her younger sister recieve treatment on the oncology ward at Newcastle's Royal Victoria Infirmary. In September 2008 her dream came true as she was accepted onto the paediatric nursing course at Teesside university. On December 8th her big day came and she put her uniform on for the first time, little did anyone know it would be her last. Sadly on December 12th Victoria died very suddenly. An autopsy showed she had Sepsis, bronical phnomonia and Emphya. Victoria loved children and was never happier than when she saw a child smile. Victorias Wish provides three or more activities a year for children who have cancer or other life threatening illnesses, Grants to help with Medical, travel and funeral expenses as well as respite breaks. We always include mums, dads and siblings in the events as we hope to create happy memories to treasure forever, as sadly some of our children die. We also hope to prevent isolation as sometime when a family leave the hospital environment they feel very lonely, parents have told us that the activities we provide create an enviroment where they can meet with other families who are going through similar situations as they are. Victorias wish is run by a small team of volunteers that fundraise endlesly to keep alive the legacy of love that was left behind by Victoria.
HME Support Group
(UK, 1091069) Browse events
YTD Raised: £935.10HME, Hereditary Multiple Exostoses is usually, but not always, an inherited condition which produces bony lumps close to the end of any bone. The Support Group was founded in 1997 to offer support to families affected by HME & to link families in similar situations & locations around the UK.
Headway Milton Keynes
(UK, 1086035) Browse events
YTD Raised: £935.00Headway Milton Keynes is a regional branch of one of the UK’s leading organisations supporting people affected by brain Injury. Throughout the UK Headway delivers services to support rehabilitation programmes, carer support, social re-integration and community outreach. From our base, we run a range of activities designed to help develop important life skills that many of us take for granted. Our sessions give important respite care for families of those affected, and we work to enhance and improve the quality of life of our clients. Brain Injury is not selective and can happen to anyone at any time regardless of age or creed, but with your support we can make a difference. No matter how small this may seem, we can improve the quality of life of those affected by catastrophe.
Ridgeway Breast Care Support Group
(UK, 1148694) Browse events
YTD Raised: £925.00Created via charity sign up service.
OJ's
(UK, 1119863) Browse events
YTD Raised: £905.00OJ's provides activities for children with autism and their families and it is in it's 6th successful year. Although a small charity it provides a range of activities for children and families and offers much needed respite, giving the whole family a break.
The Royal National College For The Blind
(UK, 1000388) Browse events
YTD Raised: £898.50
(UK, 1000388) The Royal National College for the Blind (RNC) is open to people aged 16 and over who are blind or partially sighted. RNC offers a unique individualised programme that prepares students for the next stage in life, be it university, employment or self-employment - but most importantly independence.
Autism Unseen
(UK, 1168938) Browse events
YTD Raised: £892.37Autism is such a challenging disability, a condition that often goes unnoticed by the public and a condition that many people do not know how to respond to. Autism Unseen campaigns to not only create a greater awareness regarding autism, but to also deliver experiences to autistic individuals that they would not normally be able to achieve.Social exclusion, being bullied, lack of confidence, and limited employment opportunities are all part of the daily life of an autistic individual. From teens through to adulthood the disadvantages of being autistic are only too plain to see, and these unfortunate youngsters are often on the treadmill of life, but going nowhere.Autism Unseen has a mandate to change this, to speak to schools and colleges, to remove social exclusion, to increase work opportunities, to create a greater awareness surrounding autism and to deliver a series of outstanding events, such as the Kilimanjaro Challenge and others to follow. AUTISM UNSEEN - KILIMANJARO CHALLENGEThe Kilimanjaro Challenge, taking place in August 2017, is the first of its kind, three years in the planning. It is a life changing experience for our team of 10 autistic individuals, who will be taking part in this epic adventure to climb 20,000 feet and stand on the ‘Roof of Africa’. Please follow the event link below and donate to this challenge. Without your kind donations the Kilimanjaro Challenge would not be possible. By your generosity, you will help provide these autistic individuals, with an opportunity to not only scale the heights of Kilimanjaro, but to also take part in an individual challenge, that requires courage, fortitude and a commitment to succeed. Charity No: 1168938 Find out more Website http://www.autismunseen.org
Children's Burns Trust
(UK, 1082084) Browse events
YTD Raised: £887.75The charity is dedicated to providing rehabilitation support for burned and scald injured children and their families as well as presenting prevention and awareness campaigns. A burn injury is for life, the scars are physical as well as psychological and can prevent life long challenges.
Wakefield District Sight Aid
(UK, 1140483) Browse events
YTD Raised: £884.00Wakefield District Sight Aid is a charity providing support to visually impaired people in the Wakefield District, through home visits, befriending, and telephone support. We also hold regular equipment demonstration days. We work closely with Wakefield Council and other organisations to provide support to people with sight loss. People living with sight loss often say they feel lonely and isolated, cut off from people and things around them. Wakefield District Sight Aid exists to help the 2,500 members of the local community who have a visual impairment, by reducing isolation and improving quality of life. With the help of our supporters, we want to carry on making a difference within the local community. We want to grow and help more people with sight loss live as independently as possible. Thanks for your support.
Interburns Limited
(UK, 1122299) Browse events
YTD Raised: £877.26Burn injuries globally are a major public health issue, often neglected despite being responsible for as many deaths in some countries as HIV, Malaria or Tuberculosis. As many deaths that may be caused by burns there are many more disabled and disfigured by burn injuries. Most burn injuries are preventable. Burn injuries happen to the poorest and most vulnerable of society, 95% of burn injuries happen in low income countries. 3 times as many women are burnt than contract HIV and AIDS in South East Asia and women there are 17 times more likely to be burnt than those in high-income countries. Once injured many are unable to access adequate treatment, many countries do not have adequate burn care for the general population. This means that small burns can cause unnecessary lifelong disabilities and larger burns cause preventable deaths. Both these scenarios lead to considerable unnecessary suffering for the one injured, their family and their community. There is a lot we can do with your help. Interburns was started in 2007, founded by a British Plastic Surgeon, an Indian General Surgeon and a Pakistani Plastic Surgeon, all with extensive experience in treating burn patients and a real motivation to drastically reduce the death, disability and disfigurement of burn injuries globally. Interburns aims to achieve this through providing evidence based education and training in comprehensive burn care that is relevant to low resource settings (where most burns are occurring) and facilitating the implementation of this knowledge into clinical practice and building and motivating burn care teams to action. Interburns has trained over 1500 health care professionals in low income countries. Please join us in reducing the global suffering caused by burn injuries. Burn injuries happen in a moment but often change a life for a lifetime. Help us to act now to prevent unnecessary death and disability from burn injuries where it is most needed.
HACS
(UK, 1066859) Browse events
YTD Raised: £865.29HACS supporting those on the Autism Spectrum. We provide a Family Support Service offering telephone helpline, individualised support, outreach support, conferences, workshops and training events and Recreation Service for children aged 3-25 years providing services during term time and holidays.
The Robert Grace Trust
(UK, 298822) Browse events
YTD Raised: £860.45The Robert Grace Trust has supported people with HIV/AIDS and their carers since 1987 via the AIDS counselling services of London's Middlesex and Royal Free Hospitals. In 2000 giving extended to Nkosi's Haven and Community Action, in Johannesburg, South Africa and from 2003 to orphanages in Kenya, Cape Town and Rwanda.
Fibro Trust
(UK, SC043107) Browse events
YTD Raised: £855.00The FibroTrust is run entirely by voluntary trustees, friends & supporters of the charity. We are a dedicated team whose own lives have been affected by FibroMyalgia.
Conquest Centre For Disabled Riding
(UK, 1103883) Browse events
YTD Raised: £840.00
(UK, 1103883) The Conquest Centre for Disabled Riding is a registered charity and a non-profit making organisation. Disabled children and adults are often excluded from sporting activities either because they are physically unable to take part or because they feel too disadvantaged to compete against able-bodied people. The lack of exercise and physical stimulation has debilitating effects on their health. We provide disabled people of all ages and abilities with the opportunity for regular horse riding - giving a sense of achievement and independence.
North Tyneside Disability Forum
(UK, 1072475) Browse events
YTD Raised: £839.62Working with and for Disabled people and their representatives in North Tyneside
Wirral Society of the Blind and Partially Sighted
(UK, 1147170) Browse events
YTD Raised: £831.00Opened in 1989, the WSBPS aims to create an organisation to offer help, support and advice to those with serious sight problems in Wirral. We aim to promote self help and independence.
Norfolk Zipper Club (Cardiac Patients Association)
(UK, 289532) Browse events
YTD Raised: £825.00The Norfolk Zipper Club is a support group made up of people who have had cardiac surgery together with their families and friends. Its main aim is to help others who are about to undergo surgery or recovering at home after an operation. As well as offering help and support many club members raise funds for Papworth Hospital as a practical expression of thanks for the improved quality of life they have enjoyed following life-saving surgery. Since 1982, we have raised nearly one million pounds.
Annas Challenges
(UK, 1146850) Browse events
YTD Raised: £800.00Anna was diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis (CF) at four weeks. Cystic Fibrosis is one of the UKs most common, life-threatening, inherited diseases, that affects more than 8,000 people in the UK. Each week five babies are born with Cystic Fibrosis and two young lives are lost. Since her diagnosis Anna has been on a seemingly never-ending routine of medication, nebulizers and physiotherapy, and in addition has been hospitalised on many occasions for two-week IV antibiotics. Through it all Anna has remained a smiley, happy, independent little girl who will have to face many challenges throughout her life... she is our inspiration! Inspired by Anna we are raising money for children with Cystic Fibrosis in the Basingstoke area - and we would love your help! Our goal is to support the children and their families by buying essential equipment that the CF team don't have the budget to buy. These items will help make the children's day to day lives a bit easier and hopefully in some cases, add some fun! Thanks for looking at our page, if you can make a donation that would really be wonderful or if you fancy doing a challenge, please get in touch via our website www.annaschallenges.co.uk
southend cystic fibrosis association
(UK, 1101805) Browse events
YTD Raised: £768.13The Southend Cystic Fibrosis Association aims to provide equipment and services to improve the quality of life of those with CF in the Southend area (Post Code SS0-SS9). The charity is run entirely by volunteers.
Cancer Lifeline
(UK, NC100002) Browse events
YTD Raised: £766.20At our “home from home” Centre in North Belfast, Cancer Lifeline reaches out to you and your loved ones through a varied programme of support and information. A cancer diagnosis brings with it a whole array of emotions, some of which can be overwhelming. It is at these times that you may need to talk to others facing similar fears and anxieties. You or your loved one may need access to practical support services, somewhere you can feel comfortable, where your feelings and reactions will be understood and treated sensitively. A caring welcome, in a comfortable setting, where people can relax and talk through what is happening to them. The organisation has been referred to as a “lifeline” by many of our members. The unique focus of Cancer Lifeline is that it is managed by local people, all of whom are living with cancer. Hence, when people come for support they will have the opportunity to meet and talk to others who have been through the same experience. What we provide Helping people to cope better emotionally, mentally, and physically with their illness is at the core of our support services. Some examples of our programme include; Counselling Complementary Therapies Women’s Support Group Mens Health Sessions Hospital and Home Visits Telephone Support Library Services Relaxation and Stress Management Coping with Bereavement Health Improvement Mornings Signposting to other sources of support Welfare Benefits Advice Active Lives After Cancer (targeted support for people aged 60 plus)
Headway Ayrshire
(UK, SC013340) Browse events
YTD Raised: £755.00Headway Ayrshire promotes understanding of Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) and provides information, support and services througout Ayrshire to people with (ABI), their families and carers. We also run Community Rehabilitation Groups for people with ABI. Carers Groups and Carers Eduction Groups.
Love Is All We Need
(UK, 1116963) Browse events
YTD Raised: £750.00Love Is All We Need is raising funds to care for orphans and vulnerable children in South Africa, affected by poverty and HIV/AIDS. We save these children’s lives and give them hope so they can create a future without fear.
Dimensions
(UK, XT28103) Browse events
YTD Raised: £748.79Our aim is simple; to give people with learning disabilities and autism the same opportunities in society we mostly take for granted. We support around 3,500 people across England and Wales to live the lives they choose. Our focus is on supporting people to have choice and control over their lives and to realise their potential. The support is varied from helping the most vulnerable people with everyday tasks to developing life and work skills to enable independent living. We aspire to deliver more than care - we aspire to encourage dreams, make the impossible possible and the ordinary extraordinary for people with learning disabilities and autism.