Doctors for Nepal provides full scholarships to underprivileged Nepalese students who pledge to work in rural Nepal for an agreed period of time once qualified as doctors.
The Alcohol & Drug Service works in partnership to support people affected by substance misuse to make positive change. We’ve helped thousands of people in Humberside, Lincolnshire and Yorkshire on the road to recovery. These are individuals from every walk of life that struggle with alcohol or drug misuse. But it is also their families, communities, the NHS and our society that benefits when the cycle of addiction is broken. Recovery reduces the social, health, employment and economic costs of substance abuse. This is why the Alcohol & Drug Service is here. Thank you for supporting us. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~If you know someone who is struggling with substance misuse, they are notalone. Right now, more than 1.1 million men and women are dependent on alcohol.The decision to change and get help can be very difficult. The Alcohol & Drug Service supports people through this stage.We’re funded by individual fundraising efforts, charitable grants and the NHS. Even though we’ve been transforming the lives of people affected by drugs or alcohol misuse for over 30 years, some people may not have heard of us. This is because we always work in partnership – and often deliver our services which have their own names. Our services are also known as: The East Riding Partnership - The East Riding; Foundations - North East Lincolnshire and ASPIRE - Doncaster.But whatever the projects are called, we are focused on supporting people who want to make a positive change. Charity No: 1108595 Find out more Website http://www.ads-uk.org Facebook http://www.facebook.com/TheAlcoholDrugService Twitter http://www.twitter.com/alcoholdrugserv YouTube http://www.youtube.com/user/AlcoholDrugService
The Childrens Arthritis Trust supports Great Ormond Street Hospital and University College Hospital London to improve the care and treatment of children and young people with arthritis. Our goal is to strengthen the medical team by the provision of dedicated specialists in nursing and physiotherapy; and support staff to enable doctors to administer new and novel treatments to better manage the disease.
The Carers Centre for Brighton and Hove has been working since 1988 to support all those in the city providing unpaid care to someone because of illness, disability, substance misuse or old age. Our teams of support workers help carers by providing them with the information needed to ease their caring role, such as how to access benefits and signposting them to other services that can help. The Carers Centre also provide much-needed emotional support. We organise regular groups, activities and events for carers, giving them the chance to meet others in similar situations and to have their say in developing local services.
Project le Monde is a Surrey-based educational charity, run by volunters, to support educational projects in Uganda. We beleive that by providing under privilidged communities in Uganda with good quality school buildings can significantly improve the educational experience and life prospects of thousands of children. Our great fundraising event this year is a 1000 mile bike ride to support our oorphan project. The ride will take 2 weeks, and 9 hardy cyclists from London, Cornwall, Zurich and Kenya will set off in August to cycle from Dar es Salaam in Tanzania through the Usambara mountains, around the base of Mount Kilimanjaro, then cross the Ngorogoro Crater and Serengeti in a four wheel drive, then back on the bikes to ride around the base of Lake Victoria, and finally up into Uganda crossing the equator to reach Kampala. We will be meeting our orphans in Kampala for a celebratory lunch. All the money we receive will go towards building a home and a school for them, so that they are given a better start in life. The children are all aids orphans, and they have no living relative willing or able to help them, which means they are currently living on the streets of Kampala. Please help us reach our fundraising goal of £5,000 to give the project a great start. Land has been purchased for the buildings, and initial plans for accommodation blocks and a schoolroom drawn up, so work can commence as soon as we have the money available. Please see our photo gallery for more pictures of the orphans, and our partner in the project Judith Babirye, a well known gospel singer in Uganda. Thank you ! Keep updated on the riders progress by reading our blog!
The work of the St John of Jerusalem Eye Hospital Group relieves poverty and brings hope to more than 111,000 Palestinians every year. Services provided by our Hospitals, Clinics and Mobile Outreach Unit revive education and employment prospects, and contribute to economic growth and rebuilding the fractured infrastructure. We treat patients regardless of ethnicity, religion or ability to pay. Our work changes lives. Core activities now include: • The East Jerusalem Eye Hospital• The Hebron Eye Hospital• The Gaza Clinic• The Anabta Clinic• Mobile Outreach Programme• Training local Doctors and Nurses. Although 80% of all blindness is preventable, much of it caused by poor diet, diabetes and cataracts, the people of the occupied Palestinian territory (OPT) have a rate of blindness ten times higher than in the West. Poverty levels are high. The West Bank is home to some 700,000 refugees and 51.8% of all families live on less than US$3.15 per person per day. Your support of this very worthy cause is vitally important to us. Thank you!
BAPS Charities, UK is an international charity organisation committed to serving the world by caring for individuals, families and communities. With a dedicated corps of volunteers, BAPS Charities is able to reach out to make a lasting, meaningful difference to the lives of many.
We provide support to relieve financial hardship amongst ambulance, police or fire service personnel injured in the course of duty (and the families and dependants of such personnel) through providing grants to those injured and to other charitable organisations to help fund specific projects.
The Royal Artillery Charitable Fund helps all retired and serving Gunners and their dependants in need. Help us to help others and be part of the regimental family. Give now and play your part, and a worthwhile one, in assisting those who less fortunate. Once a Gunner always a Gunner!
The Royal Anglian Regiment Benevolent Charity Fund was established to help the serving and former members of the Royal Anglian Regiment and their dependants who are: in need, hardship or distress.
Durham Hospitals Radio is a registered charity (No.516714). It Aims to deliver a free, efficient and friendly 24/7 radio service to the patients of the University Hospital of North Durham (formerly Dryburn Hospital). Completely staffed by volunteers and is entirely self-supporting through donations and fundraising activities.
The death of a parent, at any age, changes life forever and has devastating emotional impact on top of which there may well be financial implications for the family and the bereaved children. The Trust can't replace a parent but can give financial support and take away at least one burden of worry.
Project Harar Ethiopia aids children and young people with severe facial disabilities, securing life-changing surgical treatment and after-care.
Eden Gate, based in Newport, South Wales, is a charity aimed at helping those who have problems with addiction, homelessness and substance misuse.
The Royal Star & Garter Homes provides brilliant care to the nation’s military family. Elderly and disabled ex-Service men and women, and their partners, can benefit from our pioneering approach to care in our homes. We have an enduring commitment to the wellbeing and happiness of our residents.
Wear Valley Women's Aid aims to provide emergency accommodation, support and advice to women & children who have been subjected to domestic abuse. WVWA aims to increase awareness of domestic abuse and ultimately works towards eradicating all violence and discrimination against women and children.
Herefordshire Heartstart is a voluntary organisation, established in 1996 to teach the people of Herefordshire Emergency Life Support skills. These skills are the actions needed to keep someone alive until professional help arrives. Heartstart is an initiative of the British Heart Foundation. We started in 1996 in conjunction with the ambulance service, fire brigade, voluntary bodies, health authority and school nurses to train as many people as possible in Basic Life Support skills. Our instructors are volunteers from various walks of life. We have trained more than 18,000 people of all age ranges and backgrounds and we need your help to continue to provide emergency life support skills to the people, schools and communities of Herefordshire.
Reach For a Star are a King's Lynn and West Norfolk based charity operating in Norfolk, Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire. Reach For a Star provides financial aid for equipment or assisting the wellbeing of families with children currently facing life changing, life threatening or terminal medical conditions should this equipment not be available through the statutory authorities or the National Health Service. Reach For a Star was set up in June 2012 following the discovery of a Grade 1 Astrocytoma in our founder and chairman's four-year old little boy. Experiencing the financial struggles for himself, he set up Reach For a Star to aid families going through the same process. With relative local success within the first few months, Reach For a Star was able to register with the Charity Commission and HM Revenues as a charity in November 2012. So far Reach For a Star has been able to purchase and donate specialist equipment such as pushchairs, tricycles for medical support and physiotherapy and even an Ipad for sensory and educational purposes. Reach For a star has also donated prepaid fuel cards to assist in travelling costs and helped families with travel and overnight stay costs when visiting medical specialists. In addition to our main objects, Reach For a Star also run an annual "Reaching The Stars" programme of donating high quality, beginners telescopes to very poorly children in hospitals in a scheme praised by the late Sir Patrick Moore and supported fully by the charity patron Mr Mark Thompson of the BBC's Stargazing Live. Reach For a Star ensure that all money raised goes to people who need it. Reach For a Star are a small local charity run by friends, family and colleagues and the charity pays no salary, rents or overheads. Should you wish to donate to Reach For a Star and help children and their families in an emotional, frightening and stressful situation please click on the links provided. If you want to participate in an event on behalf of Reach For a Star, please click the link to get started with Virgin Money Giving Sponsorship and email info@reachforastar to see if there is any way the charity can support you in your endeavours.
Mansfield Rotary Club is part of Rotary International whose motto is "Service Above Self". Members provide support to many local organisations through their fund raising efforts via the club's Benevolent Fund charity, most notably the Christmas Sleigh which is a popular feature during December.
Thanks to your support, Mid Cheshire Hospitals Charity makes a fantastic difference to patients, their families and staff at Mid Cheshire Hospitals. The money we raise contributes to projects such as the rebuilding and refurbishment of the hospital and funding of state-of-the-art equipment.
Reading Community Learning Centre is a charity that helps ethnic minority women and their families who live in Reading. We reach out and empower isolated and vulnerable women to grow their skills, confidence and independence. We do this through learning, support and friendship. Most of our women are migrants who speak little or no English and have limited experience outside their home, although a few are skilled women who have formal qualifications in their home country but lack the English skills/experience and ‘know-how’ needed to find a job in the UK. We attract 300 learners each year from 24 countries. We provide: * Free and informal non accredited English conversation classes, reading and writing, IT, sewing, health, beauty/confidence building and arts classes * In-house volunteering programme information, advice and guidance * An Ofsted accredited creche so women can access our services and not struggle with childcare.
We are a UK based charity that supports organisations in Southern African our current focus in Zimbabwe at present. Our projects focus on two key principles 1) To build sustainability within a community & 2) To actively encourage the community in our projects and eliminate donor dependency
Inverness Women’s Aid provides confidential information, support and temporary accommodation for women, children and young people who have experienced or are experiencing domestic abuse. We are completely confidential and offer respectful support of our clients. Support you can expect: Non judgemental, friendly and understanding one-to-one support, whether you are still in the relationship or having difficulties after the relationship has ended. Refuge accommodation for families and single women who urgently need temporary housing.
The vision for the new UK Police Memorial is to pay tribute to the United Kingdom’s Police Service and to honour the dedication, courage and sacrifice of its members who have given their lives to serve and protect our communities...
To provide assistance to serving or former members of The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, including widows and dependents, who have fallen on hard times through no fault of their own. We also help Fusiliers and their famillies who are bereaved, wounded or ill. Grants are made to individuals.