(UK, SC019883) Browse eventsThe University of St Andrews Charities Campaign holds events throughout the year to raise money for Maggie's Cancer Caring Centres, Macmillan and Médecins Sans Frontières. We also support students to fund-raise for other charitable causes. More information: www.charities-campaign.org.uk
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(UK, 09919518) Browse eventsManHealth are supporting men with mental health issues and helping reduce the risks of preventable suicides.
(UK, 299770) Browse eventsARC provides non-directive information and support to expectant & bereaved parents who are given a worrying antenatal test result or are told that their unborn baby may have an abnormality, and have difficult decisions to make about the future of the pregnancy. All donations made will ensure that parents continue to have access to our range of support and information services: - a national helpline run by trained staff, 10am to 5.30pm Monday to Friday - a telephone support network of trained volunteers - a website, which includes a moderated forum where parents can support and talk to one another - a range of literature for parents and their families - training for health professionals who are involved in the screening process - ARC also informs policy and represents the views of its members to the Government, the NHS and the media.
(US, 204417327) Browse eventsOur foundation’s commitment to our patients is to collaborate and partner with the leaders in oncology, technology, science, medicine and philanthropy to make Lung Cancer a chronically managed disease within 10 years.
(UK, 1079385) Browse eventsHOPEHIV is about the generation of hope. We support children and young people in sub-Saharan Africa who have been orphaned or affected by HIV/AIDS. They have the potential to make Africa’s future one of hope, rather than despair.
(AU, 14199152536) Browse eventsHillcrest Primary School aims to provide a creative and innovative learning environment which is intellectually, emotionally and physically supportive of learning. In fostering this development our school values the rich diversity of its community and promotes the positive involvement and interaction between students, staff and parents.
(AU, 26239674816) Browse eventsEdney Primary School is an Independent Public School in High Wycombe, Western Australia. It caters for approximately 400 students from Kindy to Year 6. Edney Primary School is a safe, happy and positive school, where all members of our community, staff, students and parents feel valued, listened to and supported to be their best. The School vision is - Respect and Excellence. Respect for self, others, community and the environment. Excellence in all aspects of life and the belief that excellence is the key to success.
(AU, 82780246140) Browse eventsWe aim to: Inspire Learning Live the Gospel Spread the Word Be on earth the heart of God Our Vision for Learning Nurture our faith Celebrate our gifts Challenge our minds Create our future Our Core Values Demonstrate the qualities of Jules Chevalier Genuine care for others Perseverance Hardworking Prayerfulness
(UK, 1144506) Browse eventsSTEM4 supports the mental health of young people in an ever more challenging world by targeting the early identification of commonly occurring mental illnesses. STEM4 educates teenagers, their friends, families or carers and their schools to recognise early signs of Eating Disorders, Depression, Self Harm and Addiction and, as a consequence, to know what appropriate action to take. STEM4 works directly with schools and through its comprehensive website. STEM4 provides: schools workshops; help for teachers with school policy and guidelines; comprehensive handouts which are downloadable from our website; supervision for school staff and health team; annual school conferences. STEM4’s comprehensive website for young people, their friends and families offers information on signs and symptoms to look out for, practical advice on steps to take and where to go for help.
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(UK, 1167178) Browse eventsOur vision is to connect young people with even younger people to strengthen London’s communities.The Kids Network provides a sustainable, scalable, and effective solution to the twin problems of poverty and isolation by bringing an innovative approach to the volunteering sector.London’s transient nature and gentrification means that we have young, compassionate professionals living side by side with some of London’s most vulnerable children. The Kids Network is a mentoring charity that connects these two groups for positive social change. The Kids Network works with disadvantaged children aged 8-11 before they transition into secondary school. We do this by providing them with a volunteer mentor who works with them on a one to one weekly basis across a full year. The sessions are child led and goal orientated, designed to develop crucial social emotional capabilities. Our approach is preventative and impactful to give the child the best chance to fulfil their potential.We also provide a first class volunteering experience for young professionals who feel disconnected with their communities. The Kids Network provides extensive training, a peer network and social activities to support each other in their roles as mentors.Please support our cause - there are so many children who would really benefit from our help. Charity No: 1167178 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website Facebook https://www.facebook.com/thekidsnetworkLDN/ Twitter https://twitter.com/the_kidsnetwork YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTc7csyqgHVX1Cu0c2OP_9A