Since 1992 Friends Reaching Out has been working in remote villages in central Uganda, educating and caring for orphan children. Through monthly child sponsorship from UK individuals we have been privelaged to see the lives of hundreds of children transformed. Via your fundraising for community projects we have also been able to improve the quality of life for whole communities Thank you! The need is great and our work is ongoing. We currently have plans to replace the temporary buildings of our charity run primary school with a permenant brick structure that will serve the children and the community for years to come.
It helps the relief of deaf people in Tanzania. Currently it is working with two organisations, Buguruni School for the Deaf, a primary school and UMIVITA, a small NGO, run by young deaf adults which provides advocacy and support services to deaf people in Dar es Salaam
Families for Children (FFC) is a registered and approved voluntary adoption agency and Charitable Trust. We operate across Devon, Dorset and Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly, placing children from all over the UK. The main focus of our work is to find parents for children needing new adoptive families. Families for Children is committed to providing adoption support to children and families. This support is available when, and for as long as, it is needed. This work is the main focus of our fundraising activities. We have the support of five wonderful patrons - Michael Caines MBE, Caroline Quentin, Judi Spiers, Mark Tyler and David Lawrence Jones.
Providing fun social and play opportunities for children with disabilities in Herefordshire and Shropshire.
In 2012, Larchfield Charity Organisation was established by James Berry working together with a philanthropic Tanzanian group as a Tanzanian charitable entity. Larchfield’s objective is to serve the desperate plight of the increasing numbers of Tanzanian orphans and children who have been abandoned by their parents and other family members through disease, or other incapacity to maintain the family unit. At present, there are only limited facilities in place in Tanzania to care for and educate these children in a suitable environment. A few children – if they are fortunate enough to be taken in by a foster family – only enjoy a second class status which involves being subordinate to and working for their host family. Other children, who are unable to find a foster family, are effectively abandoned, have to fend for themselves, and too often become victims of abuse. In Mkuranga district, one hour south of Dar-es-Salaam, there are numerous children in this position. The community and local government presently lack the resources to remedy the situation. To serve the needs of this district, it was decided to register a children’s home and school called ‘Larchfield’, to serve as a happy, safe and secure environment for Tanzanian children in need. The objective is to build and operate a purpose-built children’s home and school for children aged 3-16 years.
The Avenues Group is a charity responsible for pioneering specialist social care that supports people facing significant disadvantage through disability and illness so they can live full lives in their local communities.
Focuses on charities for children with learning and physical disabilities as well as disabled adults and charities which encourage self help amongst young people. It gives preference to charities which do not benefit from state funding. The trust receives funding from S&U and its employees.
A unique charity, established in 1982, run by dedicated volunteers, providing riding, carriage driving, vaulting and hippotherapy sessions to people of all ages with special needs. CSRC also offers the enormous social, physical and psychological benefits of residential riding holidays to member groups of the Riding for the Disabled Association.
An innovative charity working to support disabled people and their carers to have choice and control and live independently if they so choose.
.MV Freedom is a disabled access boat based in Weymouth, Dorset. We provide trips for the disabled and the elderly who normally wouldn't be able to get on a boat.. MV Freedom can take up to 12 passengers and is run solely by volunteer skippers and crew.
Exeter Royal Academy for Deaf Education aims to provide a happy, safe and secure environment in which deaf children and young people can reach their full potential. We are a non-maintained special school for deaf and hearing impaired students, providing primary education through to college education for ages 4-24. We have residential and non-residential places with students attending from across the South West, South Wales and beyond. We also provide outreach services. These include supporting students studying in mainstream schools and colleges and giving training in British Sign Language.
This is a charity that assists street children in Kenya by giving them either a safe house in which to live or in Foster Care (whichever is appropriate). It also ensures they are fed, cared for mediacally and receive an education to help them become valued members of society. The charity works closely with local people who are respected and have a heart for these deprived children
Clydeside Action on Asbestos (CAA) is a registered charity which was formed in 1984 to provide advice and assistance to those who suffer from asbestos related disease and their families. CAA is widely credited as being the first asbestos support group in the UK.
Pcc works locally and internationally through various fundraisers, events, trips and relationships. We work locally with education and walfare with asylum seekers and local teenagers. We then work internationally with other charities in Sri Lankan and Kenyan communities.
The Holocaust Educational Trust works across the UK educating about the Holocaust and its contemporary relevance. Our work plays a critical role in combating antisemitism, racism and prejudice in our society today.
Rainbow Trust Africa works to improve the lives of people in Southern Zambia. Operating from a 12-acre site in Livingstone the Trust was established in 1996 and provides, amongst other things, education for 500 children, healthcare to five remote locations twice weekly and support for destitute grannies and their orphaned grandchildren.
Karuna supports educational, health and cultural projects throughout South Asia that are helping thousands of oppressed women, men and children to develop the skills, dignity and confidence to transform their lives and take their rightful place in society.
The Ghanaian Childrens Trust was established in 2004 to relieve poverty and distress among children and young adults who are orphans or who are destitute, particularly but not exclusively those who are resident at the King Jesus Charity Home in Boadi, Kumasi, Ghana. Our aim is provide them with a secure, loving home, education and training to enable them to live independently as adults and make a positive contribution to society.
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Salama Trust strives to lead projects that specifically address the plight of disabled children in Kenya. It supports the education of young Kenyans by funding their schooling at secondary and tertiary levels and other vital projects that contribute to the development of handicapped children.
Oxford & District Mencap provides a weekly social club and annual respite holidays for people with learning disability in the Oxford area. We rely solely on donations, fund-raising and the time of volunteers to provide stimulating activities for holiday 'campers' and respite for their families.
Advocacy for All provides advocacy and self advocacy support to people with a learning disability and other vulnerable people. Our aim is to provide people with good advocacy and support them to have a bigger voice and a better life. We have 20 years experience in supporting vulnerable people to have their views heard and rights respected. We are renowned for involving people or group members in all aspects of our work. This has ensured people have a real say in the work we do.We work in South East London, Kent, Sutton and Havering. Charity No: 1064855 Find out more Website http://www.advocacyforall.org.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/advocacy4all Twitter https://www.twitter.com/biggervoice YouTube https://www.youtube.com/biggervoices
Created in 1996, For A Child's Smile aims to rescue, care for and educate the poorest of Cambodia's children, especially the ones who are forced to scavenge through Phnom Penh's rubbish dumps to survive. FCS focuses on these children's healthcare and social well being and also looks to provide them with an education and vocational training so that they are able to secure a brighter future.
Holiday for Disabled was founded to provide a week away for disabled adults to enjoy activities they would not normally experience. We believe in equality and social inclusion delivered with passion and purpose to enrich our holiday-makers whilst providing a week of respite for their carers.
Welcare is a Christian Charity, which works with children and families in need, irrespective of faith, culture, abilities or life choices, to achieve a better quality of life for children and families. It seeks to provide services in response to local needs which encourage self-help and build communities.