Our purpose is to promote a culture of learning, development, achievement and enjoyment for our riders that allows each and every one to reach their full potential. With over 180 riders each week, supported by 120 volunteers, we want to ensure that Cotswold RDA is “where aspirations become a reality” for everyone. Everyone of our riders all have a disability whether physical, mental or a learning difficulty, but we help them achieve the best they can whatever the disability or age. Riders like Kai who is 5, a wheelchair user with complex emotional issues and in long term fostering. At first he was apprehensive of riding but built a rapport with volunteers. Riding became a focus for him. The continuity and routine had a huge impact on his learning, behaviour and emotional state. His confidence grew as did his core strength and now he can walk independently to his horse and mount confidently. At school he gets out of his wheelchair and sits at a desk. His teachers report a real step change in confidence and how he engages with education. And as Kai says “riding is fun!” We hope you find the brief outline of our work as inspiring as we do; your generosity will ensure we can continue to provide this amazing service in the years to come.Thankyou for your support. Charity No: 1160676 Find out more Website http://www.cotswoldrda.org.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Cotswold-RDA Twitter https://twitter.com/cotswoldrda
The Civil Liberties Trust funds the charitable work of Liberty - to protect civil liberties and promote human rights. Liberty raises awareness through the media, helps thousands of people each year with free legal advice and information, influences policy and takes on key legal cases.
Supporting unpaid Carers throughout East Sussex.
Corrymeela is a not-for-profit charitable organisation based in Ballycastle and Belfast. Our mission is: embracing difference, healing division and enabling reconciliation. Our vision is of a peaceful and sustainable society based on social justice, positive relationships and respect for diversity.
Garioch Carriage Driving for Disabled Group is a member Group of the Riding for Disabled Association (RDA) which incorporates carriage driving. We provide people with disabilities in Aberdeenshire the opportunity to learn to carriage drive. We provide carriages, horses and equipment together with suitably trained volunteers to enable them learn to drive to the best of their abilities and to engage in a variety of carriage driving experiences. We own our own horses and carriages and our routine running costs are up to £4,000 each year. In addition we provide oportunities for our more experienced drivers to enter competitions and for the last two years have had successful qualifiers for the RDA National Championships in Hartpury Gloucestershire. We rely entirely on fundraising and donations to run the Group and would be delighted if you felt able to support us with a donation.
Gospellife International, is a mission based organisation dedicated to meeting the needs of people in needThank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.
Recharge is a charity based in Tranent which supports young people aged between 11-18 who live in Tranent and the surrounding villages (Fa Side area). Recharge offers drop in nights, 1 to 1 support, small issue based group work and much more.
The Disability Law Service is a national registered charity that provides confidential and free legal advice for disabled adults, their families and carers. DLS also provides disabled people with a casework service. DLS challenges the inequality and poverty of disabled people by securing for them free and equal access to their legal rights and entitlements.
We are one of London’s leading service providers for children and adults with a learning disability, sensory disability, autism, physical disability or health related issue. We are proud to have successfully delivered our services throughout East London and beyond for many years. We help people in our communities by offering training, housing, care, support, jobs and education to improve their quality of life. We help young people develop key skills and realise their potential.We give adults opportunities. We are the Tower Project. To find out more about how the we can support you, please visit www.towerproject.org.uk
Sheffield Mencap provides support and services for children and adults with learning disabilities, helping over 700 hundred families every week. The services provided by the charity enable people to develop their full potential through education and training opportunities, provide sport and leisure activities and friendship support and relief for families.
Taunton Mencap encourages those with learnig disabilities in the Taunton area to become involved with organised, affordable activities and offers help and support to individuals, their families and carers.
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.Opening Doors London aims to specifically meet the needs of the older LGBT* (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans*) community and is aimed at people who identify as LGBT* and are over the age of 50. We have members from across London and beyond. Please donate to support our cause.The aims of Opening Doors London are to develop services for the older LGBT* community that combat isolation through the provision of:regular social activitiesa dedicated signposting and referral servicea befriending service Opening Doors London also campaigns with service user Ambassadors to ensure older LGBT* voices are heard by policy makers and to provide information, guidance and staff training for statutory and voluntary sector service providers, in order to help them develop appropriate and inclusive services for older LGBT* people.Opening Doors London is a charity with a Board of Trustees and Patron. Charity No: 1167919 Find out more Website http://openingdoorslondon.org.uk/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/openingdoorslondon/ Twitter https://twitter.com/OpeningDoorsLdn?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2SI5iBEDH7yRv8B9k2xwrg
Casa Alianza exists to change the lives of Latin American street children. On a very practical level your support means we can help thousands of abused and abandoned kids across Mexico, Honduras, Nicaragua and Guatemala every year. Thank you!
Welcome to the HSLT. We are a UK registered charity, with the aim of working in UK & internationally for the advancement of social justice for all, regardless of religion or nationality. We are a small organisation, but our desire to help those in need is big. We will work towards helping people.
At Kids’ City we make children smile; we run out of school activities for children aged 3 to 11 years in South London, we currently work in some of the most disadvantaged communities in the country, in Lambeth, Merton and Wandsworth, in many of the top 10% of multiple deprivations. We provide a range of high quality play, recreational and educational activities for school age children at breakfast, after school and during school holidays. We currently work with on average 1,500 children weekly. For a variety of reasons, it is not always possible for children’s social, physical, and creative needs to be met in full by their carers. Coming along to an after school club or holiday playscheme can help alleviate the tensions created by poor housing, traffic, crime and other social welfare issues. The organisation has developed a holistic approach to play, activities and childcare for children by involving children, families, schools, workers and others in the community in designing and delivering the services. We share what we know in order to benefit children everywhere. We promote activities that assist children to develop socially, physically, intellectually, creatively and emotionally. It provides opportunities for children to develop interests that they may not otherwise have due to cost, location or lack of an adult to take them. Its purpose is also to grow an ‘activity-habit’ in children in order to reduce the attractions of anti-social behaviour. It introduces children, young people and adults to constructive networks and positive peer experiences to the overall benefit of children. This is often described as belonging to a big family.
We are a very small non-governmental, UK registered charity, committed to promoting and supporting sustainable projects and improving education in Mityana, UGANDA.
Afasic is the UK charity representing children and young people with speech, language and communication difficulties, working for their inclusion in society and supporting their parents and carers. Afasic helps them get the support they need to reach their potential and improve their life chances.
Friends and Families of Special Children Ltd is a Plymouth based charity covering the City of Plymouth and its surrounding area. We support families who have children that experience all forms of disabilities, additional needs and difficulties.
AFRIL works for the relief of poverty of local refugees, advance their education and educate the general public of their rights and needs.AFRIL offers advice, information, Family ESOL and Family ICT classes, day centre,Talk Shop, supplementary school for children, employment advice.Afrill offers many volunteering opportunities and strives to raise the profile of local refugees, asylum-seekers and other ethnic minorities.
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A Catholic charity for young people aged between 17 and 29. It looks after sick and disabled adults, as well as children with behavioural problems or learning disabilities. Its flagship activity an annual pilgrimage to Lourdes at the end of July, and its biggest fundraiser is the White Knights Ball at the beginning of January. Activities, however, continue all year round
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When people change... Initiatives of Change is a diverse, global network committed to building trust across the worlds divides. It works on the principle that changes in peoples motives, attitudes and behaviour are not only possible but are the only sure basis on which wider lasting change in society can be brought about. For over 70 years IofC has brought people of diverse backgrounds and faiths together. It has provided a rallying point for individuals and teams to work for justice, healing and human development, based on personal change starting in their own lives. Current initiatives are aimed at: This giving site is devoted to the Caux Challenge, which is fundraising towards the Caux Forum for Human Security...
To provide education for orphaned and impoverished children in India