UfA aims; to advance public participation in sport; to provide recreational facilities with the object of improving the conditions of life for individuals; to promote football coaching schemes regardless of race, gender, status, disability or religious beliefs. It promotes equality and diversity.
Thank you for visiting our profile pageon MyDonate. Play As One Scotland are a new Scottish charity that believe allchildren, no matter their ability should be able to play together.“Making play inclusive for ALL!”.
The Rotary Club of Frome was chartered on the 3rd December 1925. It currently has 54 members and through the Rotary Club of Frome Charitable Trust raises money for good causes and the needy of the Frome area.
READY is a volunteer run charity. We raise money to help young people with disabilities to take part in sport and healthy leisure activities for fun and fitness. Independently. We provide grants for specialist equipment e.g.racing and basketball wheelchairs, ice sledges and electronic aids.
The club is a lively Rotary club of nearly 30 men and women. Our next event is our charity sponsored swim on Saturday 22nd March 2014 (starting at 5.30 pm) at the Furzefield Sports Centre Potters Bar which will raise money for charities including the Alzheimer's Society and the Isabel Hospice.
The Joanna Brown Trust aims to Encourage Involvement in Sport, by providing equipment and facilities. To provide people with an opportunity to not just experience sport, but excel in it.
Ayrshire Sportsability runs events for children and young people with disabilities to try out sports eg boccia, wheelchair curling, swimming, football. We are always grateful of support that we receive from local businesses and people in the community.
NASSA is about more than just basketball We are interested in developing the whole person We know that we can make a difference to every child that comes through our doors We want the young people to develop a respect for themselves and others
Kids in Sport sets out to help both able and disabled childrens without the means to take part in sport on a regular basis. We thank you in anticipation of your support. Helping us put lasting smiles on childrens faces.
WASP Is a charity set up to raise money to benefit children with severe learning difficulties attending Woodfield school in Hertfordshire Our Big Project is to raise money for a much needed hydrotherapy pool & sports hall. This is a BIG project – but with your help we can do it!!
We are two Rotary Clubs, Huddersfield & Wakefield Chantry who have joined together to organise this year's sixth Dragon Boat Race. From the sponsorship that each team raises, 70% goes to the teams nominated charity, the remaining 30% goes to the Rotary Clubs charities. This year they will be Cancer charities
We reach into the community to find role models (14-18) who have used sport to come through adversity - social, physical or learning difficulties. They have all moved from ‘victim to survivor’. We salute each of them and this programme is a tribute to their fortitude.
Aspire Sports Trust help transform people’s lives through sport. We deliver projects that focus on improving the health and well-being and education. Our objectives are to develop and deliver sport focused programmes that: One of our main projects that helps us achieve one of our objectives is 'Aspire to Africa'. The Aspire to Africa project was established in 2010 with a purpose to develop and educate schools and local communities in Africa through sport. We educate and inspire children, upskill teachers and help schools create a sustainable learning environment. Whilst sport is the main driver, the project focuses on developing schools to help children receive the best education. We provide educational resources, equipment and use our expertise to educate the teachers and the children, ensuring that the project creates a lasting legacy. Children and schools in the UK benefit from Aspire to Africa too! We develop links between the African schools and the schools we work with in the UK and have a policy to invite schools to send their staff on the trip.
Darlington Rotary Club supports many local charities with both money and the time of club members. This help ranges from several thousand pounds to a local hospice to a few hundred to smaller groups where small sums can make a big difference. Also, some of our members use their professional skills and contacts to advise smaller charities dependant on volunteer help. We also donate to specific oversas projects known to our members - eg a club foot clinic in Bangladesh, a school in Uganda - and to wider Rotary efforts like the End Polio Now campaign.
London 2012 has been incredible for women's sport but we need your help to make sure that the buzz around the Games creates a lasting legacy for women in the UK. Our aim is to create a nation of active women and with your support, we can help the next generation of girls to be fit, happy and healthy
KEEN London provides sports and recreational activities for children with special needs in Greater London. All activities are completely free of charge and each athlete gets one-to-one support from volunteer coaches.
It provides a purpose built, multi-sensory leisure resource for people (of all ages) who have any kind of disability. It has relaxation rooms, a music studio, a Jacuzzi pool, soft play room, video room, sensory garden and much more....Lots of fun for everyone!
Primary Education & Sport for underprivileged South African Children
The Chamwell Centre aims to provide a new, modern therapy centre (including hydrotherapy pool) for children and adults across the county with a disability.
We recognise the many benefits of physical exercise and strive to increase access to exercise, in particular outdoor activities, for children and young people with additional needs and also provide the opportunity for breaks for those children and their families/carers
The Yorkshire Cricket Foundation aims to enhance quality of life and develop social cohesion within Yorkshire communities by delivering cricket and multi-sport based opportunities and educational programmes.
At South Bucks RDA Group, committed volunteers offer 100+ disabled children & adults therapeutic, recreational, educational & sport riding opportunities. All riders are encouraged to achieve - from sitting upright on a pony, to winning Gold at Paralympic Dressage. Funding is entirely by donation.
Players come from all walks of life; ours is East London's most ethnically diverse team. SKT gives disadvantaged East Londoners, be they young, isolated, older, disabled, jobless or just looking to play sports, a chance to meet new people, improve skills, fitness and confidence through sports.