The Feed My People - Masokoh Project is based on Christian principles and involves building a school, a clinic and a food station in Magburaka, Sierra Leone. The 12 year civil war has left the area derelict and the people destitute. There are many orphans and very poor people who have lost their limbs and possessions and cannot afford a decent meal never mind send their children to school. Dr. Alice Caulker who was born and brought up in Magburaka but currently works and resides in the UK as a medical doctor, is trying to revive the area with the help of your generous donations. Aims Of the Project : With the help of you and your friends and by the grace of God, Alice hopes to reach an estimated target of £80,000 which will be needed to set up this project to build, equip and staff the school, clinic and kitchen. The project will in future include an agricultural programme to empower the community to be self sufficient and educate their children in a healthy environment.
From its foundation in 1876, The Whitechapel Mission continues caring for the poor and homeless of London regardless of race or religion, in their struggle against hunger, poverty, disease, prejudice and exclusion.
The immediate problem of poverty is addressed by distributing 2500 food baskets every single week to impoverished families all over Israel. Eleven Children's Afternoon Enrichment Centers are also operated, providing schoolchildren with tutoring and needed therapies, in addition to a nourishing lunch, in order to help them break out of "the cycle of poverty."
BIG RED BOX is a King's Church London Christmas initiative supporting those in the local community who might otherwise go without during the festive period by collecting food and distributing Christmas hampers through partner organisations.
An Independent community based charity working across the South West to prevent, reduce and resolve homelessness, rough sleeping and the impact of poverty and financial exclusion. Our services include providing advice, support, signposting, food parcels and clothing to those people most in need.
Welfare Association works with some of the most marginalised Palestinian communities in the West Bank and Gaza and in the refugee camps and gatherings in Lebanon to overcome poverty. We provide support for health, education, emergency relief and livelihoods, especially for children and the disabled.
We were founded in 2009 with the humble ambition of providing milk, food and clothing to the families affected by the war. The current focus is on helping disabled parents to be self-sufficient by encouraging them to do livelihood projects according to their ability, skill and experience.
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Serving the people of Birkenhead and the Wirral since 1892, the Mission looks to help men & women who are homeless, poor and needy, out of poverty. We provide hot food, clothing, toiletries, other basic essentials, along with much love, care and compassion. We treat people with dignity and kindness.
Devon and Cornwall Food Action (formerly Devon and Cornwall Food Association) is a local charity with bases in Exeter, Plymouth and Cornwall that redistribute "surplus food" to those who need it and those that will use it by providing it to other charities and non-profit organisations. So far we have: Saved over 150 tonnes of food; this is the equivalent of almost 12 double decker buses! Prevented the production of 51 tonnes of carbon emissions!Saved over £315,000 to the 80+ charities and non-profit organisations we support by providing them with surplus food! Charity No: 1155313 Find out more Website http://www.devonandcornwallfoodassociation.org/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/thedevonandcornwallfoodassociation/
In the UK, Vana Trust Organic Farm is a therapeutic farm with the aim of unlocking the potential of children and young adults with special needs, behavioural and emotional problems. In Zimbabwe, Vana Trust funds school costs of 150 children. Our school "Breakfast Club" now feeds 500 children.
We are part of the Trussell Trust network but are an independent charity. We seek to provide food and basic toiletries to those in need who are referred to us by front line care professionals. We have one employee and lots of volunteers. We rely on donations of food, time and finance.
The London Orchard Project is a fresh initiative promoting orchards in London. We are working with Londoners to plant, maintain, restore and harvest apple, pear and plum trees all over the city. We're increasing access to fresh, local, fruit, and making London a better place to live.
It helps and supports homeless and vulnerable people in Hackney, providing food, advice and comfort to people who have little hope
In Zambia, Africa, there are over 1 million vulnerable children affected by Aids and poverty. Friends of Ebenezer Child Care support ECCT (Ebenezer Child Care Trust) in Livingstone, Zambia, where a team of dedicated Christians are transforming the lives of children who had no hope of an education or a future. Orphaned children who do not have another relative to care for them are able to live in one of the Ebenezer houses with a housemother. Every penny raised goes directly to this project which has a long term commitment to ensure that each child can complete their education as far as they are able. It costs £12.50 per child per month to provide food, clothes and an education. An exciting development during the last year has been the purchase of a farm. This is now up and running and is helping to feed over 300 children who are supported by this amazing work. Hopefully it will eventually produce a surplus which can raise an income. Ebenezer believes that every child deserves to have a place to call home and someone to call mother. More information can be found on the website: www.friendsofebenezerchildcare.co.uk
A Christian organisation providing practical and spiritual support to the poor and needy community of Dorohio, in Northeast Romania, providing three course meals, food bags, assistance and counselling. It also has a playground and play area and a children's club. All to show God's Love In Action.
Fighting for a fairer and dignified world
At the Beyond Food Foundation we inspire people who are at risk of or have experienced homelessness to gain meaningful employment in the catering industry. We use food as a catalyst to build relationships, talk openly, and support & challenge individuals through their journey into employment.
Devon Development Education aims to raise awareness of global issues with schools and the community in this country. In Uganda, DDE works with schools to train children in sustainable agriculture and to improve school buildings. DDE has 3 projects to which you can donate funds. These are: The New Build Uganda, Food For Thought School Linking Programme and The Global Centre. To find out more about these projects and to donate specifically to one of them, please go to the following link www.globalcentredevon.org.uk/justgiving
Centre 33 is a drop-in day centre in St Albans providing support for the homeless or socially deprived. It offers its visitors food and hot drinks, showers, shelter and clothing, as well as a warm welcome and links to other providers of help and support in St Albans. Centre 33 is run entirely by volunteers and resourced through gifts of money, food and clothing. Our visitors include rough sleepers, the temporarily homeless, sofa surfers and those in need of temporary support. In 2013, Centre 33 served over 8,500 meals to around 300 individuals. This was an increase of 500 meals compared to 2012. We are extremely grateful for all the support we receive. Please do use the link on the left to our website to find our more about what we do.
We offer advice /support to minority ethnic\refugee communities facing homelessness, destitution and poverty. Last year we provided food, shelter & crisis payments to 313 destitute people, incl young women, the disabled & elderly.We depend on the generosity of individuals to continue this vital work
The Soil Association is the UK's leading environmental charity campaigning for a global shift to sustainable, organic food and farming practices. The organisation works to promote sustainable agriculture and champion healthy food, offering practical solutions and helping to transform food culture.
S.A.A.M.A (Sponsoring Academic and Medical Access) was founded to provide school sponsorship, medical access, well capping, school building, annual health checks for children in our schools etc in Gambia. We are currently working in The Wullingkamma Village area although our work is not limited to this area as we also try to support Banjul Hospital children's ward with medical supplies, toys and clothing as well as many other smaller projects. Once a week we take approximately 16 children from the village to a beach where they enjoy sports, playing in the sea, a meal and dancing to drumming. The cost to sponsor a beach day including transport, food, drummers etc is £25. 100% of donations are used, we do not have admin or staff deductions so you can be assured your money is well spent. It currently costs £30 a year to sponsor a child through an academic year. All donations no matter how small are gratefully received.