Friends of Greenmead raises money to help equip physically disabled children with the special equipment and therapy services essential to their development and to enable them to live fulfilled lives.
Herefordshire Growing Point is a social and horticultural therapy charity working with disabled and vulnerable people of all ages living in Herefordshire. Since 1989, we have been running regular gardening activities led by skilled tutors with experience in horticulture and caring for disabled people. Working with plants, seeing things grow, and getting out into the fresh air gives the chance of regular physical exercise, stimulation of the senses, and improves well-being. Joining in with other people and sharing a common interest can build sociability, and reduce loneliness for people living in isolation. In 2013, the charity received a Queen's Award for Voluntary Service for its exemplary contribution to improving the lives of people with complex needs.
Compass is a network of projects for people with learning disabilities. It is a small local charity. Compass offers advocacy support, advice and guidance to people with learning disabilities to improve the quality of their lives. Projects include Can Can Recycling, Can Can Bazaar (social businesses) and Beyond(Youth project)
Rainbow Services provides services directly into the community e.g. Re-use Project, The Rainbow Young Bus plus the co-ordination of Harlow Voluntary Sector Forum. These services aim to support, enable and develop people and organisations. All projects rely on the support and commitment of volunteers.
The charity works for the welfare of refugee children, young People and families of Albanian background and their integration in British society. It encourages children to reach their potential through education, cultural and sports activities, and promotes business and cultural ties between Britain and Albanian-speaking countries.
FACE's mission is to assist and protect orphans, street children, their families and communities in Egypt, regardless of race, culture or religion.
Advising and supporting refugees and asylum seekers to lead fulfilled and independent lives by providing advice and general assistance, learning opportunities, dedicated services for young people and specialist counselling and emotional support.
Supporting independent mobility, ECTA aims to enrich the lives of disabled people in the Exeter area by providing the independence to access the city and shopping facilities, attend events, meet with friends and enjoy company. They offer help to anyone who has a mobility difficulty, whether temporary or permanent, young or elderly.
Cornish Charity dedicated to voluntary actions supporting a wide variety of proejcts and activiites including support for older people, health, environment, young people, disability, community services, resilience etc.
ECDP is an organisation run by and for disabled people. In line with it's strategic plan it provides a wide range of support, information, advice and guidance services to both individuals and organisations. It's overall aim is to enhance the everyday lives of disabled people in Essex and beyond.
The charity provides support facilities for families of seriously and terminally ill and injured children.
Trans Tanz works across the Bagamoyo district of Tanzania. We provide free transport in rural areas for people living with HIV/AIDS to access antiretroviral drugs. These are available without charge but many Tanzanians living with HIV/AIDS cannot afford the cost of public transport to access them.
Our principal objective is to provide disabled people in the Wirral and Chester area with the opportunity to ride to benefit their health and wellbeing at the level of their ability, choice and ambition.
Strathbogie Riding for the Disabled provides therapeutic riding for disabled children and adults. Our riders benefit from physical activity, social contact and have fun at the same time. We need funds for running costs and a project to provide a warm waiting area and storage for our equipment.
Slough Mencap works with people with Learning Disabilities their families and carers in the Slough area. It provides advocacy, a respite care service, training and social activities for all those who request.
The UK's largest network of students taking action on human rights, global poverty and the environment. Young people from all over the country are campaigning against climate change and corporate power.
Helping people with learning disabilities in Basingstoke achieve their aims in life.
Kincardine & Deeside Befriending aims to reduce social isolation in older people by matching them on a one-to-one basis with volunteer befrienders. Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.
Supporting the welfare and education of the children orphaned or affected by the Tsunami in Thailand 2004
We are a charity dedicated to supporting those with disabilities lead the life they want to irrespective of their disability.
Thank-You for visitingSomething Specials: "DESSIE FUND" Develop & Expand Something Specials Inspirational EnvironmentThis fund has been set upin memory of Dessie Devine; the inspiration for Something Special, it is to beused to support Something Special as we move towards growth and the provision of acentre of excellence within the disabled adult learning sector
Riding for the Disabled is an association which helps children and adults with physical, mental, emotional and learning disabilities to ride. We are entirely self funded and staffed by volunteers.
All You Need Is Love UK is a registered charity which aims to secure an education and nutritional programme for the thousands of children of migrant Burmese workers in Mae Sot, Thailand on the Thai / Burma border. Many of the children have lost their parents and other family members whilst crossing from their towns and villages in Burma to safety in Mae Sot, Thailand, it is hoped that someone is caring for them but unfortunately many children become "lost".
TO RELIEVE THE EMOTIONAL SUFFERING AND MEET THE NEEDS OF PERSONS (IN PARTICULAR YOUNG PERSONS) WHO ARE LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL OR TRANSGENDER (LGBT) OR UNCERTAIN OF THEIR SEXUAL ORIENTATION OR GENDER IDENTITY BY THE PROVISION OF INFORMATION, ADVOCACY AND SUPPORT. Our new website is: www.rruk.org.uk