New Israel Fund (UK, 1060081) Browse events

The New Israel Fund exists to help secure Israel's long term survival and prosperity for all its citizens. We support Israelis who apply its Jewish and democratic values by protecting human rights, tackling poverty, promoting religious tolerance and co-existence and preserving the environment.

Kids' City (UK, 1108509) Browse events

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.

Second Chance Childrens Charity (UK, 1001462) Browse events

The Titan Children's Trust (UK, 1163736) Browse events

We are a Charitable Incorporated Organisation that is: "Passionate that across the East Midlands there is an opportunity for all children to have access to activities, recreation and support".

Mityana Projects Trust (UK, 1142065) Browse events

We are a very small non-governmental, UK registered charity, committed to promoting and supporting sustainable projects and improving education in Mityana, UGANDA.

Hannah Payne Memorial Trust (UK, 1120327) Browse events

The charity provides support facilities for families of seriously and terminally ill and injured children.

Afasic (UK, 1045617) Browse events

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.

Action For Refugees In Lewisham (UK, 1116344) Browse events

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.

Cirencester Opportunity Group (UK, 1160184) Browse events

Cirencester Opportunity Group is an independent charity providing integrated education for preschool children and support for their families. We have a child-centred approach and have been providing enriching and stimulating learning experiences to generations of children for more than 40 years.

Initiatives of Change (UK, 226334) Browse events

  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...                    

Soham For Kids (UK, 1135422) Browse events

To provide education for orphaned and impoverished children in India

Glasgow Children's Holiday Scheme (UK, SC022654) Browse events

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Nottinghamshire Deaf Society (UK, 1040801) Browse events

Our vision: Is for a society in which all deaf people can fully participate. Mission Statement NDS is a registered charity that works to improve the social inclusion and well being of all deaf people across Nottingham, Nottinghamshire and the East Midlands. This is achieved by: Enabling better communications between deaf and hearing people Expressing the voice of deaf people to local decision makers Offering specialised support services tailored to the needs of deaf people Providing a community space which is culturally accessible to all deaf people

Kent Deaf Childrens Society (UK, 1015013) Browse events

Welcome to the  Kent Deaf Childrens Society CHARITY GIVING PAGE We are a growing, self funded, volunteer led and managed, registered charity, servicing the needs and providing support to deaf children, their families and friend in kent!   What we do best: What we would like to do: In order to keep doing what we do well and to ensure we manage what we would like to do, we need to raise funds!   We know our members are grateful for our services, but we really do need to do more!    We understand that due to communication and the lack of deaf awareness in main stream community, it can be quite isolating being a deaf child.  We try to over come this by developing our community, raising deaf awareness and providing relevant information so that the children may grow and socialise together regarly, growing their self confidence, esteem and abilities!   Our volunteers are either parents of deaf children, professionals working with deaf children in Kent or deaf adults themselves.  Our deaf volunteers are fantastic role models to our deaf children and members of our youth section KDYG (Kent Deaf Youth Group, working with young people between the ages of 12 and 19).  They are happy to answer questions from members parents about deafness and their experiences as a child.   We have a tall order.......Kent is said to have over 1,000 deaf children (of all levels of loss) living in the county.  We would like to ensure all those children, their families and friends are able to access us but obviously this costs.  Please help us to help many others.   Apart from a small admin charge (for every £1 you donate via Virgin Giving the charity will recieve 96.5 pence) and if you complete the gift aid section we will also recieve gift aid from the HMRC at the same rate as the base tax rate at the time boosting your donation even further. Thank you for choosing to support the Kent Deaf Childrens Society, a local charity for local people, run by local people.

Liberty Children's Home (UK, 1136713) Browse events

In India the only inheritance that poor children have is poverty, children from poor families grow up to be poor parents. We believe that the only way to break this cycle is through education, leading to better job opportunities for both men and women. At Liberty Children's Home and Student Hostel we believe that every child is a gift from God into whom He has placed a potential. We strive to enable children to discover that potential, to dream big dreams about their future and give them the opportunity to shape their own lives. We do that at Liberty Children's by providing a safe living environment, where the children are given food, clothing, medical care and educational equipment to enable them to attend the village schools, college and even university. Liberty Children's Home is only a small charity, providing for 50 children in purpose built dormitories, in its own secure compound. Some of the children are orphans and for them it is an orphanage, others have a parent or parents with short or long term sickness, who cannot work, and for them it is a large foster home. The number of children at the Home is limited by the funds available and it cannot accomodate all the needy children in the village. But each year it also helps more than 100 of the poorest children in the village, by providing them with all their notebooks, so that they can also attend the village schools. Together with this, it is working with the schools to provide plates so that there are sufficient for the mid day meal. Realising that the Home cannot alway be dependent upon overseas donations, we are currently working with it to develop a buffalo dairy farm, which, although in its early stages, will eventually provide the income to support the children.

CCAT (UK, 1141863) Browse events

CCAT is a voluntary coalition of people from all walks of life who work to raise awareness about human trafficking, oppression, and the enslavement of people, that exists in our own community. We work with local, regional and national agencies and seek to respect human rights at all times.

Cambridgeshire Mencap (UK, 1030968) Browse events

Were a local charity based in Cambridge. We support children, young people and adults with learning disabilities in lots of different ways. Our community services and activities help people do the things they enjoy the most, make new friends, learn new skills and lead more independent lives. We also support parents and carers, providing them with information, advice on relevant issues and back up when they need a rest. We rely on volunteers to help deliver our services and welcome those who want to make a positive difference. Visit our website and see how you can support us www.cambridgeshiremencap.co.uk

Friend in Need Community Centre [FIN] (UK, 1090701) Browse events

Providing appropriate services for older adults. We are a voluntary organisation providing a range of physical, social and intellectual activities for older people, disabled people and their carers living in the East and New Barnet area. The centre started out in 1982 and over this time we have developed our services to the needs of the local community. Charity No: 1090701 Find out more Website http://www.fin-eastbarnet.org.uk/welcome.htm

Eden Mencap Society (UK, 1098969) Browse events

Eden Mencap Society provides support for children and adults who have learning disabilities and live in the Eden Valley area of Cumbria EMS is person centered and person led, this means we listen to the person we are supporting and meet the needs they have identified. We believe strongly in doing with and not for, this means that we will always motivate and encourage each person to do as much as they can. By working together we can work towards independence goals and targets be this from making a cup of tea for the first time independently, to travelling on a bus/train or working towards getting a job, making real friendships and offer social activities - great things can be achieved by giving time, space and motivation. Charity No: 1098969 Find out more Website http://www.edenmencap.org.uk Facebook http://www.facebook.com/emspenrith Twitter https://twitter.com/MencapEden

Friends of the Children of Orissa (UK, 1074935) Browse events

The charity finances a boarding school for 400 deprived or destitute girls in Orissa, one of the poorest States in India. These children are the daughters of sex workers, lepers, beggars or itinerant workers who would otherwise receive no education and would just repeat the cycle of poverty.

AVID (UK, 1156709) Browse events

AVID is the national membership network of volunteer visitors to immigration detainees. For 20 years we have sought to protect the human dignity and wellbeing of those held under immigration act powers across the UK through volunteer visiting, a lifeline to those otherwise isolated in detention.

Orchid Project (UK, 1141057) Browse events

Orchid Project is working for a global end to female genital cutting. Female genital cutting affects at least 3 million girls a year in Africa alone, and up to 140 million women are living with the long-term effects of being cut. 29 countries in Africa practise female genital cutting, along with diaspora communities around the world, parts of the Middle East, Indonesia and Malaysia. Orchid Project works with grassroots delivery projects which are enabling communities to abandon the practice, advocates at a global high level for change, and works to raise awareness amongst the general public. Visit our website to find out more.

Peter Le Marchant Trust (UK, 1151117) Browse events

Providing day outings and holidays on waterways for people of all ages with any kind of disability or serious illness

International Nepal Fellowship (UK, 1047178) Browse events

INF is a Christian mission serving Nepali people through health and development work. We help people affected by TB, leprosy, disability, HIV / AIDS and drug abuse, facilitate development among poor communities, run medical camps and provide medical training.

Hartlepool Carers (UK, 1132951) Browse events

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