The Early Support Nursery is based in the High Flyers Children’s Centre on Tedder Avenue in Thornaby. The nursery is a specialist centre for children from 0 to 5 who have a disability or other special educational requirement. The nursery was formed in 1989 and was based in North Tees Hospital, Stockton. Over the years the nursery has grown as more and more children have been referred. In 2004 the nursery moved to our current premises on Tedder Avenue in Thornaby, and was renamed The Early Support Nursery. The Children’s Centre Support Group is a registered charity that was established in 1993 to support the aims and works of the Early Support Nursery. In February 2008 it was decided that the Support Group needed a name that would be recognised by new parents and professionals alike, so the working name The Friends of Early Support was introduced alongside our long established registered charity name. The Support Group has no paid staff and has running costs of less than £600 a year, our Trustees and volunteers come from our parent base, staff of the Early Support Nursery and other professionals. Since the charity has been established we have successfully raised funds for such projects as a multi sensory room, a sensory garden, a soft play area, specialist computer equipment, outings for the children and many other items and services. Our current project is to fund and build an outdoor classroom, we will have specialised outdoor play equipment with a large grassed area that will be safe and secure which will be accessible to all our children regardless of ability. We estimate this could cost around £80,000 and could possibly take around five years to achieve.
S.U.R.E. is a local Somerset cancer charity set up in 2000 which provides specialist cancer treatment equipment for the Beacon Centre in Taunton.
Scottish Autism supports individuals and families living with autism by providing specialist services for children and adults throughout their life journey. Our dedicated Autism Advisors also offer support to families through our Advice Line, Knowledge Share seminars and Right Click Programme.
Open Sight's mission is to support people with sight impairment, or who are at risk of sight loss, to reach their full potential and achieve their personal goals, independence and live a full life. All contributions help to ensure our vital work can continue.
Disability Initiative (DI) supports vulnerable adults with complex physical disabilities and neurological conditions such as stroke, brain injury, MS and cerebral palsy. DI is an inspirational charity that helps its beneficiaries achieve things they never thought possible. Be Inspired!
Friends of Gateway is a parent/ staff initiative set up to support an Autism day service based in Renfrewshire. The service supports adults with Autism and complex needs. All donations given, will be kindly received and put to very good use.
Brighter Futures Zambia is a charity founded by sisters Katie & Jennie to provide orphaned and vulnerable children in Zambia (especially those affected by HIV/AIDS) a happier, healthier and safer present and a more secure and fulfilling future.
Orphaids UK helps orphans of AIDS victims in Ecuador and Colombia. It also supports HIV patients in the community, undertakes palliative care and educates young people about safe sexual health and practices.
We help to provide or assist in the provision of equipment, facilities and services for the treatment of breast cancer not normally provided by the statutory authorities
Today, 100 people will begin to lose their sight. The Wiltshire Blind Association is the only charity dedicated to the blind and partially sighted living in Swindon and Wiltshire. We aim to ensure the well being of members and welcome the new. Services include support, advice, essential equipment, Home Visitor's service, 2 resource centres, holidays and so much more
The Jigsaw Trust aims to improve the lives of those affected by autism through the provision of high quality, accessible, educational, vocational and wellbeing services to children at the Jigsaw CABAS School and adults attending Jigsaw+.
BIG (Brain Injury Grampian) Group supports those with an Acquired Brain Injury, their families and carers in the North East Scotland.areas of Moray, Aberdeenshire and Aberdeen City
This small charity was launched in memory of 23 year old Candice Colley. The Foundation aims to help Leukemia and other blood cancer patients and their families. Our support at the moment focuses on Ward 30 at Arrowe Park Hospital, and The Bone Marrow Transplant Unit at The Royal Liverpool Hospital.
Headway Rotherham promotes understanding of all aspects of brain injury and provides information, support and services to people with Brain Injury their families and carers.
Princess Evie’s trust has been set up in memory of our beautiful daughter Evie, who died in August 2014 the day before her 6th birthday. During Evie’s battle with Leukemia, many months were spent in hospital, and our family unit was affected both emotionally and financially. We want to help ease the strain for other families, We will provide support in whatever way we can, to ensure no one feels alone.
IT PROMOTES AND FACILITATES THE PLAYING OF GOALBALL FOR THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED AS AN AMATEUR SPORT IN ALL PARTS OF THE UK FOR THE PURPOSE OF RECREATION, PHYSICAL EXERCISE AND COMPETITION
Headway West Sussex provides on-going support and information to people living with Acquired Brain Injury (ABI), their carer(s) and family no matter how long ago the brain injury was sustained and for as long as both the survivor, their carer(s) and family need it. We run a counselling service, 4 support groups and social groups, we also provide a Family & Carer Information pack and run a Support & Information Service. All our services are open to carers and family members because as we know brain injury effects the whole family. "Coming to Headway has improved my life 100%." Support Group member.
HDSSG was set up by parent volunteers in the Huddersfield district of children with Down Syndrome. As a group we aim to provide support to the families, to celebrate our children’s achievements, champion their views and aspirations and also provide social, sporting and learning opportunities for the children and their siblings. We use valuable donations from smashing people just like you to fund fun things like activities and outings but also the serious stuff like resources and speech & language therapy. A donation of £60 lets up to 8 of our families have private use of a hydrotherapy swimming pool for an hour. It costs £500 for 14 of our children to access 'Chatterbox' - our speech and language therapy programme with our qualified therapist, Louise Usher, once a month. £4 helps us put together a 'New Parent' pack. These are distributed to local hospitals to be given to new parents of babies with Down Syndrome congratulating them on their new arrival, and letting them know we are here when they need us. To find out more about us why not browse our website? www.hdssg.org Thank you for your support!
Autism Concern provides support and options to people in Northamptonshire affected by all forms of autism, helping them gain independence and control of their lives.
Kingwood provides support to people with autism. Its vision is that adults with autism will be valued by and contribute to society. www.kingwood.org.uk
ABC help local Jersey residents in their treatment for Breast cancer not only emotionally but financially. Whilst receiving treatment we can help with cleaning/ironing and childcare, flights to UK for treatment, wigs, post operative bras, nipple tattooing, lymphedema sleeves and hospital goody bags
The aim of the Alice Hiley Memorial Trust is to help neonatal babies by purchasing more specialised equipment for neonatal units and to help families coping with CDH (congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia).
Young People V Cancer The Hannah Chamberlain Foundation is a Southampton based charity raising money for young people aged 17-25 fighting cancer.
Blue Skye Thinking is a Charity which supports research so that all children diagnosed with brain tumours, will have a better chance of survival & a better quality of life post treatment. The Charity is run by volunteers & all money donated goes directly to the forefront of Research & Treatment.
Sight Action is a registered charity supporting visually impaired people throughout the Highlands and Western Isles. Our field work services assess, support and offer information and training to blind and partially sighted people of all ages, helping them live as independently and as safely as possible.