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Cambridge And Huntingdon Deaf Childrens Society
(UK, 1025989) Browse events
YTD Raised: £1,660.00
(UK, 1025989) Cambridge and Huntingdon Deaf Children's Society (CHDCS) is a local branch of the National Deaf Children's Society - a charity dedicated to creating a world without barriers for deaf children and young people. CHDCS is responsible for their own funding and is run by parents and carers to enable families with deaf children to meet on a regular basis. Without such a network life for deaf children and their families can be daunting and isolating. CHDCS provides much needed support for local families and allows sharing of experiences and advice. It also gives deaf children the opportunity to meet each other and build their self-esteem.
English Federation of Disability Sport
(UK, 1075180) Browse events
YTD Raised: £1,659.63
We are a national charity dedicated to disabled people in sport and physical activity throughout England. Our vision is disabled people are active for life. We always seek new supporters to make a difference with us. Our programmes include Disability Sport Events and Inclusive Fitness Initiative.
Asbestos Support West Midlands - West Midlands Hazards Trust
(UK, 1125322) Browse events
YTD Raised: £1,652.50We exist to relieve poverty and advance education and health in the West Midlands region. We aim to achieve this by educating the public in all matters of health and safety and hazards, in the workplace and in the environment, and by providing support and assistance to those engaged in promoting health and safety in the workplace. Our main work currently involves Asbestos Support West Midlands. This project exists to help those suffering from asbestos related diseases and to campaign for the strictest possible enforcement of regulations and legislation to protect current workers and communities. We provide free and confidential help and advice via : a telephone helpline, website information, newsletters and bulletins and through home visits or office appointments. All funds donated through this site will be used to support the work of Asbestos Support West Midlands.
Avon North Mencap/The Hive
(UK, 1126618) Browse events
YTD Raised: £1,648.60To provide or assist in the provision of facilities for the recreation or other leisure time ocvcupation for people with a learning disability with the object of improving their life.
HopScotch Children's Charity
(UK, SC028660) Browse events
YTD Raised: £1,632.44HopScotch provides free respite breaks for severely disadvantaged children. Breaks take place at Ardvullin our Respite Centre in Ardgour where children participate in a planned programme of educational and fun activities which help to develop confidence, self esteem and social skills.
Carers Bucks
(UK, 1106745) Browse events
YTD Raised: £1,631.00Your donations help give family carers in Buckinghamshire, aged 6 to 96, a better quality of life. Your donations help by: • giving a carer a break from a 24/7 caring role • allowing a young carer the chance to enjoy being a child • funding innovative and creative projects for older carers
The Orchard Trust
(UK, 801122) Browse events
YTD Raised: £1,627.23
(UK, 801122) The Orchard Trust supports the involvement, independence and development of people with learning disabilities.
HVP UK
(UK, 1082685) Browse events
YTD Raised: £1,605.34HVP UK is a registered charity supporting the work of the Hindu Vidyapeeth (HVP) movement in the Himalayan nation of Nepal. Through its schools and associated projects, the HVP movement aims to provide holistic education to children in Nepal and spread the ideals of peace, tolerance and international fellowship.
Omid
(UK, 1127017) Browse events
YTD Raised: £1,602.17Omid works to improve the access and quality of education to underprivileged children in two regions of the world: 'untouchable' children in India and young unaccompanied asylum seekers in the UK. Whatever you give can go a long way.
Summers Trust
(UK, 1131050) Browse events
YTD Raised: £1,600.00To provide residential activity holidays for children in Year 6 who are in social or economic need. Giving children holidays to remember, interacting in a healthy way with adults and other children in a safe, caring atmosphere. Summers Trust provide holidays so that children can experience new activities in an environment that will encourage team building and communication skills. The holidays help to instil self confidence, self reliance and improve the self esteem of the children while providing them with lifelong memories. With a proven holiday formula, developed with over 25 years experience, we help these children, from multi-ethnic backgrounds, to form relationships with each other, with adults and young adults at a very important stage in their life; the transition from primary to secondary education. This gives them a renewed self-assurance upon returning to their families and new school life. The holidays also assist in respite care for families who may have issues regarding childcare, thus enabling them to refocus on other matters concerning the family. The staffing of the holidays is on a voluntary basis and is a mixture of experienced volunteers and young adults, new to child care. The Trustees and experienced volunteers have significant backgrounds in the education sector, from classroom teachers through to retired head teachers. This enables the new volunteers to develop their skills and encounter learning situations that are directly related to managing the care of children. The holidays therefore have a dual role: To enrich the lives of children in need of such a holiday and to enable young volunteers to contribute to their local community.
Nurture A Child
(UK, 1156385) Browse events
YTD Raised: £1,599.00Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Nurture A Child is a charity dedicated to promoting and assisting the development of opportunities for children and young people. We work in tandem alongside existing charities, local authorities, sporting organisations and other partner agencies toidentify, create, facilitate and deliver opportunities that are often beyondthe reach and remit of existing child support agencies and networks.
Show Racism The Red Card
(UK, 1116971) Browse events
YTD Raised: £1,586.50Show Racism the Red Card is an anti-racism education charity which utilises the high profile of professional footballers as anti-racist role-models to combat racism in society. We produce educational resources and deliver training events and workshops. For more details please see www.theredcard.org
Partick Thistle Charitable Trust
(UK, SC042480) Browse events
YTD Raised: £1,586.00Partick Thistle Charitable Trust delivers quality community coaching, Health and Well-Being, employability and social inclusion programmes, in a bid to further strengthen relationships with people and communities within the North of Glasgow. We believe our programmes truly make a positive impact.
Opening Doors London
(UK, 293446b) Browse events
YTD Raised: £1,567.00Raise a Glass for older LGBT Londoners! They fought for our freedoms - we owe them a drink! Opening Doors London (ODL) provides a range of services for older Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans* Londoners. ODL supports almost 1000 older LGBT people each year. A large proportion of our funding is coming to an end in April 2014, meaning we will no longer be able to support the most vulnerable members of the community. With your support we can ensure this doesn’t happen. Help us out – by donating the equivalent of a price of a drink! Sign up here to donate £5 (or whatever you can afford!) each month to help us keep these vital services going. "These days, young gay people are encouraged to be open about their sexuality. Older ones, particularly those who don’t have a partner, can find it difficult to share in the new freedom. They are no longer criminalised, but this doesn’t mean that they are free from discrimination in public places. Some are understandably still fearful of verbal and physical abuse. This is what makes Opening Doors older LGBT project so vital for those it reaches. It’s an initiative which needs to be spread across London, and then the rest of the country, wherever older gay people feel isolated” Sir Ian McKellan Did you know that LGBT older people are twice as likely to live alone as their heterosexual peers and are 3 times more likely to have suffered mental health problems? Feelings of isolation and discrimination are commonly felt by older LGBT people, particularly those receiving care, be it residential or in the community. Care providers rarely acknowledge the existence of non heterosexual service users and most do not train their staff appropriately to deal with these issues. This is where Opening Doors London is trying to fill the void in support for LGBT people in the community. Opening Doors London not only provides an opportunity for isolated older LGBT members to attend social groups it also provides a range of support services and events encompassing all aspects of life from counselling and home visits, to community safety and a dedicated newsletter; all of these form an important lifeline which Opening Doors London users have come to rely on. Our aim is to expand the services offered to the users and also the geographical area in which these services are available.
Incredible Kids
(UK, 1151185) Browse events
YTD Raised: £1,565.70We provide a life-line to families with a child with additional needs or a disability. A place for families to spend time together where everyone is accepted, understood and welcomed where they can be themselves. We run specialist play sessions from our centre in Bristol for the whole family.
DOWNSIDE UP LIMITED
(UK, 1146506) Browse events
YTD Raised: £1,565.00Approximately 2,500 children with Down syndrome are born in Russia every year. On the average 80% of the parents abandon their babies due to the outdated medical and social views about their abilities. Families raising children with Down syndrome suffer from a lack of educational and social support, but most of all they suffer from society’s negative attitudes. Opened in 1997 in Moscow, Downside Up started working on improving the quality of life and increasing equal opportunities for Russian children with Down syndrome. Today over 4000 families from Russia and ex-Soviet countries are registered in the free of charge programmes of Downside Up. We provide information to the parents of children with learning disabilities about how best to care for their child. We promote the integration of children with learning disabilities, especially by promoting integrated kindergartens and by supporting parents in finding educational placements for their children. We elaborate new technologies of Early Intervention for children with Down syndrome based on a Western approach and our experience. We write, translate and distribute literature and information packs to foster increased awareness and acceptance of learning disabilities within the community. We raise awareness amongst the medical profession in maternity hospitals, children’s clinics and medical Universities about about the benefits of raising children with learning disabilities at home. Every month about 95 new families join the free of charge programmes of Downside Up. We need your support!
Advocacy Matters
(UK, 1148198) Browse events
YTD Raised: £1,556.30An advocate might help you access information you need or go with you to meetings or interviews, in a supportive role. You may want your advocate to write letters on your behalf, or speak for you in situations where you don’t feel able to speak for yourself.
Send-a-child-to-hucklow-fund
(UK, 271585) Browse events
YTD Raised: £1,540.00The Send-a-Child-to-Hucklow Fund is a Trust to arrange and administer holidays at the Nightingale Holiday Centre, Great Hucklow, Derbyshire for groups of disadvantaged children, having no regard to religious, political, racial and other considerations.
Stockdales
(UK, 509053) Browse events
YTD Raised: £1,535.00Stockdales has been supporting children and adults with learning & physical disabilities for 60 years. We help people and their families enjoy as rewarding and happy a life as possible and to achieve their true potential by supporting them in any way we can. Visit www.stockdales.org.uk
Child of Hope
(UK, 1136068) Browse events
YTD Raised: £1,530.99Child of Hope is producing huge social impact for slum children and their families in Eastern Uganda through free education, healthcare and welfare. Almost every penny of your donation goes to our work in the Namatala slum district of Mbale and gets straight to work improving lives and communities.
SignHealth
(UK, 1011056) Browse events
YTD Raised: £1,502.85SignHealth is the National Healthcare Charity for Deaf People. SignHealth are committed to bringing better healthcare and equality of service provision to Deaf people through campaigning, working in partnership with other organisations and the provision of specialist services for Deaf people. These services include health promotion, counselling, advocacy, outreach and supported living.
Cobbes Meadow
(UK, 1074165) Browse events
YTD Raised: £1,502.00The Cobbes Meadow Riding and Driving Group is an independent Charity with an affiliation to Riding for the Disabled. We provide Horse Riding and Carriage Driving opportunities for children and adults with various forms of learning difficulties and physical disabilities.
Orchard Vale Trust Limited
(UK, 326940) Browse events
YTD Raised: £1,501.40Orchard Vale Trust, OVT, provides residential homes for people with learning disabilities. Around 2% of the population have a learning disability, of these only a few will achieve independence. OVT provides a caring environment and support to meet the individual needs of those in its care, for the rest of their lives if necessary.
St Yared's Trust UK
(UK, 1164803) Browse events
YTD Raised: £1,500.00St. Yared's Trust supports The School of St. Yared, an educational blue print for eradicating poverty in deprived communities in Addis Ababa. The school provides some of the highest quality education available in Ethiopia and comprehensive pastoral care to children living in extreme poverty. The objective is to create impactful leaders with the skills to improve their own life chances, to lead their communities out of poverty and to contribute to the Ethiopian economy. Our Children. The parents/carers of our children are for the most part illiterate and unskilled earning as day labourers. They live in a constant state of food, work and shelter insecurity. Children have to make a contribution to the household from a very young age. There is little or no healthcare, malnutrition and disease is common, and many of the children have suffered severe emotional traumas. Without our help education for these children is unsustainable. Our funds are limited and we must ensure they are used effectively. We select bright children from those most in need. We take only one child per family so as to spread the benefit widely, gain a larger audience for our community social programmes, and ensure greater community involvement for our school activities. The Education. The Pastoral Care. Without this package education for these children is unsustainable. The Goal. The school's work has not gone unrecognised. They have been given 4 parcels of land for development. There are currently 217 children on the roll. The goal is to have 1000 in 10 years. Please Donate. Help us to expand, to transform more children's lives, and to eradicate poverty in their communities.
East Kent Mencap
(UK, 220798) Browse events
YTD Raised: £1,500.00Our vision is a world where people with a learning disability are valued equally, listened to and included. We want everyone to have the opportunity to achieve the things they want out of life. We aim to achieve this by providing services to enhance the lives of adults and children with learning disabilities, including those with Profound and Multiple Learning Disabilities; and their carers across East Kent. In particualar we: We will achieve this by: - We believe in: Although East Kent Mencap is affiliated to National Mencap, we are independently registered and governed, and self-financed. If you wish to support our activities, donations other than via this page should be made directly to East Kent Mencap.