SensationALL is a registered charity which will provide soft play, sensory based services for groups and individuals with multiple support needs and their families. SensationALL believes in:'Inclusive Facilities For ALL Abilities & is based at Westhill, Aberdeenshire. www.SensationALL.org.uk
The Disabled Sailing Association is non-profit making, run for the disabled and by the disabled.We aim to give people with a disability, family and carers the opportunity to enjoy a safe and pleasurable experience of seagoing sailing, including short local cruising of about two to three hours and for the more adventurous, longer coastal passages.We have Disability Awareness-trained volunteers, skippers and crew, all with CRB clearance, working with our disabled members to enabling them to participate as fully as possible in a seagoing sailing experience.We encourage and support, when funding and grants permit, our disabled members and volunteers to take RYA training courses. Several disabled members have already achieved this.Our vessels have all taken the RNLI sea safety checks and follow their recommendations. In 2005 a group of people with disabilitieswanted to share the thrill and freedom of seagoing sailing which they hadexperienced with other disabled people. The Disabled Sailing Association wasformed and registered as a charity in 2006. In our first season we sailed in a20 ft Felicity called Moonshine. In June 2007 we purchased a second hand 26ftWesterly Centaur called Sainte Foy. In November 2007 DSA won the Big Lottery FundPeoples Millions competition run by ITV. This enabled us to buy a brand newClass A Ocean sailing 35ft Hanse 350 and adapt her for wheelchair users as wellas our other members with disabilities. October 2008 saw her official naming byHRH the Princess Royal. She is called FREEDOM, the name chosen by our members. The DSA is run entirely by volunteers, who haveCRB clearance to work with children and vulnerable adults. Charity No: 1113330 Find out more Website http://www.disabledsailingassociation.org.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/disabledsailing/
Working to increase the life chances of the children in Uganda through education.
Wyfold Group RDA provides riding and carriage driving for children and adults with a variety of disabilities. They benefit physically, mentally and therapeutically from the activities in beautiful surroundings using well trained ponies. Dedicated volunteers ensure everyone acheives to the maximum of their ability. Funding is entirely by charitable giving.
The Westminster Society provides quality services and creates new opportunities for people with learning disabilities and their families in Westminster. Through its supported housing schemes, residential services, recreational services, children’s centre and family advisory service, the organisation aims to improve the lives of people with learning disabilities, ensuring they are given rights, responsibilities and opportunities to live a full and varied life.
Parent led building for the future is aiming for a purpose built building for all the disabled children in the Wokingham borough where the children and their families can go , where they can feel accepted understood and valued.
The charity provides sailing on Windermere and some other outdoor activities to people with disabilities in Cumbria. We rely very much on volunteers and local support. Blackwell Sailing has now been in existence for 21 years and now has excellent facilities and a good collection of boats. Our new building was opened by Princess Anne in 2010 and has really transformed the quality of service we are able to offer. The project started by supporting people with learning disabilities and that is still our main focus but we now are able to offer sailing to a broader range of abilities. We can support people with physical disabilities or visual impairment and receive groups of children as well as adults.
LGBT Consortium exists to see a vibrant, viable and valued LGBT Voluntary and Community Sector. The following values underpin all our work: ?LGBT Consortium achieves this vision and values through the following Member mandated mission:
The CFT is a Children’s Charity & Independent Fostering Agency. Established in 1945, we have look after many children and young people from diverse backgrounds with all sorts of needs within our dedicated and committed foster families. Our aim is to provide the highest quality care we possibly can.
PAWA is a UK registered charity set up in 2009 to support teenage girls’ education in Asia. We are professionally managed by volunteers with minimum overheads. Participation is open to all - women and men, Asian and non-Asian, and we cover 31 countries and regions from Iran to Japan, Indonesia to Kazakhstan. We donate to grassroots projects in Asia where sterling goes a far longer way. Projects proposed by individual PAWA supporters are carefully vetted by the trustees. Donations are targeted at individual girls or specific programmes, and focus on the crucial teenage years. Each donation is followed up and feedback monitored. PAWA Benefactors and Friends are encouraged to visit when they are in Asia and send us comments. Since our inception PAWA donations have benefited over 2,000 girls across 12 projects in 7 Asian countries including India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Malaysia, Cambodia and Korea. Each year we continue to receive more worthy proposals than we are able to support. Modest amounts targeted properly, changes lives, and PAWA is doing this. We just wish we could do more. Ways that you can help : As a thank you, you will receive PAWA monthly e-newsletters (10 per year), invitation to all PAWA free public events, access to PAWA private Friends/Benefactor events (Allowed to bring 1 guest) and an opportunity to propose projects for our Charity Submission and invitation to PAWA Charity presentation evening. As a thank you, you will receive all of the above plus access to PAWA private Friends/Benefactor events (Allowed to bring 3 guests), invitation to Benefactor only events and your name in our donor section on PAWA website (or remain anonymous) As a thank you we will list you as one of our donors and keep you informed of the projects that we are supporting. Your generosity will help these extraordinary girls take the next step toward a brighter future.
Brainwave is a Charity that helps children with disabilities and additional needs to achieve greater independence. Aiming to improve mobility, communication skills, and learning potential, through a range of educational and physical therapies.
Brent Mencap helps and supports people with learnining difficulties (PWLD), their families, dependents and carers and promotes inclusion, independence and choice for PWLD and challenges discrimination against PWLD.
Creating a brighter future for the children of Zimbabwe Today, the Matthew Rusike organisation is one of Zimbabwe’s largest child welfare agencies caring for the country’s deprived children. Taking children from often appalling backgrounds, its aim is to develop secure, well adjusted individuals, able to make a positive contribution to society. The Epworth residential home cares for about 150 children from babies to 18-year-olds. Many have been abandoned by mothers too poor to keep them. Others have been abused or malnourished or have lost parents to HIV/Aids. Some, born to infected parents, have HIV/Aids themselves. The children live with house mothers in small, caring family groups. Professional staff help look after each child’s total needs - the social, emotional and spiritual as well as the physical. Although residential care is the only option for some children, the organisation prefers to help deprived children in their own social setting, which is better for the child and means that scarce funds go further. As well as running the home, the organisation helps around 7,000 children within their local community.
Social Link provides much needed support to adults with learning disabilities in South Bucks helping them develop valuable independence skills. Our charity was formed in 2010 expanding rapidly in its early years and currently providing weekly evening clubs in Aylesbury and Beaconsfield and 3 one day sessions in High Wycombe. Around 100 of our beneficiaries receive practical support through the provision of educational, social and recreational facilities. We are currently piloting a new initiative in Amersham for adults with mild learning disabilities who will benefit from developing real life independence skills.Our charity actively fund raises to continue its work and to expand its valuable support. Donations , particularly those eligible for gift aid, are most welcome.For more information please contact our Manager , Wendy Dunn on 07948485919 or email . Charity No: 1158743 Find out more Website http://www.social-link.co.uk
Footsteps focuses on caring for children in need, supporting education and training and fighting poverty and disability. Run by Christians, Footsteps works with trusted partners in Kenya to run the Tumaini orphanage, Sunshine Home for street boys, skills training, school fees and feeding programmes.
Supporting local projects and organisations to provide basic human needs to people suffering from poverty.
The Fostering Network is the UK's leading charity for foster care. We are dedicated to making foster care better for nearly 63,000 children in foster care in the UK.
Our aim at Barrow Farm is to enable people with special needs and disabilities to develop their skills and enrich their lives through riding. Barrow Farm is a specially equipped riding centre in mid Essex providing the opportunity for people with special needs and disabilities to ride.
Cornwall Women’s Refuge Trust offers support and advice to empower women, men and children for a safer, happier future.
Chloe's and Sophie's Special Ears Fund aims to:To raise deaf awareness in the local community. We are passionate about enhancing the education of deaf children in mainstream schools by providing deaf equipment, resources and materials to help them hear more.Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.
We are a group of Foster Carer’s who look after children from the Middlesbrough area, who are placed in to the care of the Local Authority (Middlesbrough Council). As an Association we raise funds in order to ensure that these children can be integrated into family and community life. We aim to do this by organising events for the children at Easter, Summer Holidays, Halloween, and of course Christmas. In order for us to maintain the commitment to these children, we would ask for your help. We would welcome any support you could offer us. Middlesbrough Foster Carers Association is a Charity for Tax Purposes in line with Paragraph 1 of Schedule6 Finances Act 2010. TAX REFERENCE NUMBER : EW01600
Bristol Children's Help Society runs a children's residential centre on the edge of the Mendips, where it provides both free and highly subsidised respite and educational breaks for over 1,800 disadvantaged children and their carers, each year.
Our Charity is a fund run by Licenced Hackney Carriage Taxi Drivers which was established in 1972 for Children with Special Needs from S.E London & Kent Area. We take over 300 children/carers in 100 black taxis down to Hastings for a fun day out. We also take children from Chernobyl to Herne Bay.
Help for Kids is a Dundee children's charity which aims to make the lives of local sick and disadvantaged children better, safer and happier. Visit our website www.helpforkids.org.uk to find out more about us and the work we do.
We aim to put a smile on the faces of children and their families who live with illness, disabilities and poverty day in and day out, year in and year out. We provide days out, pantomime tickets, Spencer bears for A & E ambulances and Christmas hampers for such children.