Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.For 28 years Flexicare has put competent sitters into families who have a severely disabled child/children, to enable parents/carers to have a break.
Treborth Riding for the Disabled Group is based in North Wales and provides riding sessions for over 70 riders per week. We are a group run entirely by volunteers and rely on our own fundraising to keep our group going. Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.
Friends of Navajeevana exists to support disabled people in Sri Lanka. We do this by bringing together people in the UK who want to help and by raising money and making grants to the disability charity Navajeevana.
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.COAT is a locally based charity that uses all money donated to support small projects and communities in some of the poorest regions of the world.
Thank you for visiting the Hants and Surrey Borders Riding for the Disabled donations page. We are a self funding charity giving therapeutic riding lessons to local disabled children free of charge.
It provides facilities for disabled children and adults to ride, at an equestrian centre, near Lane End, Bucks, under instruction from qualified Instructors and with a Helper for each rider (all volunteers), leading to riders obtaining improved coordination and balance together with increased confidence and pride in their achievements
CCNUK is a disabled children's charity, promoting the model of key working for families with disabled children.
DAAT supports people and organisations in Africa, providing money for training and further education. It focuses on empowering people particularly from disadvantaged groups, such as people with disabilities, women and refugees.
It provides riding for approximately 50 children from 5 Special Schools in Northamptonshire. It has 36 volunteers and operates two mornings per week in term-time. It takes children on holiday to a Special Riding for the Disabled establishment in Wales. It owns 3 ponies which are kept at livery.
To advance the education of children below compulsorySchool age by providing safe and satisfying group play.
Holidays with Help provides respite care breaks for people with disabilities and their carers who would not be able to take a break without support. The charity receives no grants, is self-funded and the trustees and helpers including the medical team, are all volunteers.
We are an independent citizen advocacy organisation whose purpose is to give people with learning disabilities a strong voice in decision-making. Citizen advocates empower people with learning disabilities to choose their own role in society and help them to connect with their local community.
RAY's original purpose was to raise awareness of the needs of refugees and asylum seekers and of the contribution they make to the local community. It now also provides a signposting and advocacy service, and runs a week-in drop in centre for refugees and asylum seekers in York.
The Edward Lloyd Trust works with people and for people with learning disabilities, supporting them to lead the life they want. We believe that all people with learning disabilities should live in welcoming communities that provide friendship, mutual respect, support, equality and opportunities.
Realising the dreams and wishes of children living in Scotland.... Bravehearts Children's Trust is a Scottish Charity committed to fulfilling the dreams and wishes of terminally ill, chronically sick, disabled and disadvantaged children.
Prospects is a Christian charity that works together with people with learning disabilities to ensure they can lead fulfilled lives. Prospects aims to touch every aspect of life to enable real choices and fulfilled potentials.
It promotes activities aimed at the satisfaction of the needs of children who are abandoned, disabled or at risk, and assists medical sponsorship programmes for children.
Yorkshire MESMAC is of a group of sexual health, support and information projects working with Gay and Bisexual men and those communities disproportionally affected by HIV. It is concerned with the wider Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) health, social and equity agendas.
1Voice provides a network of information and support for children (and their family) who cannot speak and who use communication aids. Such a communication disability can be isolating for the child and their whole family. 1Voice seeks to help families overcome this isolation by setting up support networks that allow families to share ideas, information, and to support each other.
Coping with CHAOS is a small parent led registered charity based in Dorset which provides services and support to local families with disabled children. These include specialist holiday play sessions, a youth group, parent befriending network and signposting and sharing information.
Tradissar is an RDA group using Crofton Manor Equestrian Centre (between Titchfield and Stubbington in Hampshire) on Mondays 1.30-4.30. Tradissar teaches high level riding skills to disabled people of all ages and has its own trained dressage horse. It also offers instruction in side-saddle riding.
It helps children in the UK and Kenya to reach their full potential
The North Somerset Play Forum aims: to promote play and playwork in North Somerset; to provide free, inclusive play opportunities for children and families in their local communities; to actively support and promote equality of opportunity and social inclusion.
We are a Christian Charity with a Holiday Home for children in Romania with special needs called Casa Valentin, situated near the beautiful Danube Delta. Your help would be greatly appreciated. For newletter or literature contact John or Jean Gutteridge by email at [email protected]
It breaks down the barriers which separate us from each other, such as racism and fear, to build a better world where everyone is valued. It works creatively in education with young people and adults, supports refugees and other migrants and encourages positive action.