Give 4 B.E.T.H. provides support to disabled children and their families through financial assistance and donations to help them achieve life-changing dreams. From life-altering operations to specialist equipment and home improvements, Give 4 B.E.T.H. as a charity wants to help change lives.
Thanks for taking the time to visit our JustGiving page. Pilotlight supports over 50 innovative grassroots organisations to develop strategic plans and help them to grow their income by an average of 54% within two years of working with us. We do this through a unique process of placing teams of business leaders into charities rooted in our communities. Together we have helped change the lives of thousands of people, our ambition is to reach many more charities. To do this, we must raise £1 million.
It is The Boparan Charitable Trust’s mission to enrich the lives of children who are disadvantaged either by poverty, disability or terminal illness.
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. We support disabled children, young people and their families, helping people realise their potential and helping to transform lives.
Age UK Wolverhampton works to promote the well-being of all older people and help make later life a fulfilling and enjoyable experience. We work throughout the Wolverhampton area to: - provide support to older people to reduce their risk of isolation and loneliness - enable older people to achieve and maintain their independence - enable older people to know and assert their rights and have access to quality services and products - enable older people to have a voice that is heard - reduce the negative impact of life-changing events on the lives of older people
Providing a clothing adaptation and alteration service for people with disabilities of all ages.
Tros Gynnal is the leading children's rights and advocacy charity in Wales. It was set up to take over the work of The Children's Society when it withdrew in 2002. Money raised will allow us to help to protect and support some of Wales' most vulnerable children and young people.
Parents and Children Together has been building and strengthening families since 1911. Every day PACT works with children and their parents or carers on a one-to-one basis or at drop-in group sessions at projects across Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire. PACT is also an approved adoption and fostering agency and finds "forever families" for some of the 5,000 children each year who need a permanent placement. PACT's education arm provides nationally recognised courses for those working in social care settings "from crèche to care home.
Richmond Crossroads Care service provides individually tailored support to Carers and people they support. Most of us juggle busy lives, but if you also look after a relative or friend who is ill, frail or disabled, you probably find it extremely difficult to have a full life of your own. Richmond Crossroads provides Care support workers to take over the caring tasks, giving the Carer a much needed break thus providing care for people in their own homes or take people out into the community. They run The Caring Cafe where Carers and people affected by dementia can meet for a light lunch in the company of others in a similar situation. They also run two Saturday Clubs for children with special needs giving parents a break and the children the opportunity to have fun in their own club and environment. In addition they have a Young Carers with special needs project called "Time Out' for children who need to take a break from their caring role.
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.
SchoolMe main objective is to promote and support education in Tunisia by providing scholarships and other support to deprived and promising students. SchoolMe believes small actions make a big difference in the lives of young people and trusts the power of education in changing people’s destiny.
We’re a national charity based in Exeter with offices in Warrington and Cardiff helping people with disabilities and health conditions to get their lives back on track. 2012 is our 75th Anniversary so let's make this a record breaking year! Thanks for your support.
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.
Essex Deaf Children’s Society is completely run by volunteers. The membership consists of parents, professionals and other people with an interest in supporting deaf children and their families in Essex. Please donate to support out cause. Charity No: 290221 Find out more Twitter Please click here to visit our Twitter page
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:
Uniting Friends is a social inclusion charity for adults with a learning disability living in the London borough of Redbridge and surrounding boroughs. It holds a vision for a world which recognises values and celebrates the lives and equal participation of people with a learning disability in society. Uniting Friends' purpose is to provide opportunities for people to take part in social activities and and learning programmes that will inspire, express their unique identities and develop their life skills to reach their potential in the community.
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
Supporting local projects and organisations to provide basic human needs to people suffering from poverty.
Cornwall Women’s Refuge Trust offers support and advice to empower women, men and children for a safer, happier future.
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.
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.