Palmerston Christian School is a part of the Northern Territory Christian Schools. The aim of our school is to serve families through the process of nurturing and educating children in an environment where Christ is central; thereby enabling them to be the people that God has called them to be. Some of our Middle School students are going to Cambodia with ‘Raw Impact’, this year to actively build agricultural projects, in order to help people less fortunate to break the cycle of poverty. The students are participating in a School Fun Run to raise funds. Thank you for your donation.
This is a local charity for local people. It provides volunteer drivers to escort patients to hospital, equipment loan, financial grants, funds overnight nursing care, bereavement counselling, aromatherapy, physiotherapy and hydrotherapy. It also supports the Rainbow Rooms at West Berks Hospital.
The Mayor's Hope Fund has been set up by the Mayor of Liverpool Joe Anderson to support foodbanks and alleviate poverty in the city. Families across the city are facing tough times. Any donations people make will have a huge impact on those in our communities most in need
12 Buckets, a Perth-based children’s charity, strives to equip at-risk and disadvantaged students with the skills, support and connections needed to build a strong future. Acclaimed by resilience specialist, Maggie Dent, the locally grown 12 Buckets program relies solely on community and business support as they endeavour to develop independent young people contributing to the stability of their community through honed skills and generosity. In the words of students, Rohit (12), "12 Buckets has changed my life. It has helped me to be who I really am and to feel like I am supposed to be here... where I am.”
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Significant progress has been made over the last decade towards the elimination of paediatric HIV. Yet, each day approximately 700 children are still infected with HIV. 90% of these children live in sub-Saharan Africa and approximately half of children infected with HIV will die before age two if the virus is untreated. This situation is both tragic and unnecessary, as it is almost entirely preventable. mothers2mothers (m2m) is changing that. We believe in the power of women to eliminate paediatric HIV and create health and hope for themselves and their babies, families, and communities. We train, employ, and empower Mentor Mothers, who are mothers living with HIV, to work alongside doctors and nurses in understaffed health centres as members of the healthcare team. In one-on-one and group sessions, Mentor Mothers provide essential health education and psychosocial support to other HIV-positive mothers on how they can protect their babies from HIV infection, and keep themselves and their families healthy. Mentor Mothers’ ties to the community and first hand-hand knowledge of HIV makes them highly effective peer mentors. Since our founding in 2001, we have reached more than 1.2 million HIV-positive mothers in nine countries with essential health education and psychosocial support, and have helped establish affiliated Mentor Mother programmes in two additional countries. mothers2mothers has now enhanced the scope of its work to provide education, support, and referrals on a wide range of health issues important to our clients and critical to improving their overall health , including TB, cervical cancer, nutrition, neonatal male circumcision, gender-based violence, malaria reproductive health, and family planning. No baby should be born with HIV and no mother should die of HIV. Together we can eliminate paediatric HIV. To find out how you can get involved in the fight for an AIDS-free generation, please visit: Alternatively, you can contact our London Office using the “Charity details” provided on the left of the screen.
Our Lady Of The Southern Cross Catholic Primary School
The BPPS P&C is a not-for-profit organisation run by 5 parent volunteers who work tirelessly to help facilitate a fun, safe and educational environment for our children. We raise funds to provide non-educational resources for our students making our school a wonderful place for all.
Women for Women International UK provides women survivors of war, civil strife and other conflicts with the tools and resources to move from crisis and poverty to stability and self-sufficiency, thereby promoting viable civil societies. Our aim is to build communities of supporters and to change the world one woman at time. Please join us.
Our primary goal is to support tennis clubs in the UK by increasing membership numbers, raising participation levels and improving playing facilities. We encourage venues to expand their existing coaching sessions, creating an all-inclusive programme for their community.