About The Kids’ Cancer Project The Kids’ Cancer Project is an independent national charity supporting childhood cancer research. Kids get different types of cancer to adults. Research is the key to discovering more targeted and effective ways to help them. Since 1993, thanks to strong community support, the charity has contributed tens of millions of dollars to scientific research projects to help children with many types of cancer. Founder, Col Reynolds OAM, has a steely focus to make a difference to the lives of kids living with the disease. It all started on an ordinary day in the early 1990s when Col found himself driving his empty tourist coach past the Children’s Hospital in Camperdown, Sydney. After stopping to let two youngsters with bald heads cross the road, he parked his vehicle and went into the hospital on the spur of the moment. Touched by the spirit of everyone he met that day, Col made it his personal mission to help kids with cancer in any way he could. Very early in his quest, Col learned that the only way to improve outcomes for these children is through advances in medical research.
(AU, 431906392) Browse eventsKidSmart's mission is to empower St. Louis kids in need to succeed in school by providing free essential tools for learning.
(UK, SC047520) Browse eventsSWRFN Charitable trust is partnering up with Al Khair Foundation (Pakistan) to develop their handicraft programme for women's groups in Southern Punjab. This project trains women to acquire skills in knitting, sewing as well as football stitching.The objective of this livelihood programme is to facilitate poor women to generate sustainable forms of income; every six months 100+ women will benefit from this training scheme. At end of each training session each poor women will be given a gift of a sewing with the support of its generous donors.This programme will change many lives of many families in terms of providing income generation support. We aim to support 200 women over the year SWRFN Charitable organisation was set up in 2017 with a vision of supporting educational projects, both locally and overseas. We wish for all children to have the best start in life, with an opportunity to become successful learners, confident individuals and responsible citizens. Over the years we will work in partnership with organisations to deliver these goals, and together, we hope we can make the World a better place Charity No: SC047520
(UK, 1083910) Browse eventsSupporting people affected by brain injury. We respect the distinctive worth of every person & support and challenge people to take personal responsibility for themselves to lead healthy, social & fulfilling lives. We offer support & services to brain injury survivors, their families & carers.
(UK, 1153219) Browse eventsLuna's Little Stars was set up after the devastating loss of our beautiful little girl Luna to a brain tumour. We send children with terminal brain tumours to Disneyland Paris and families looking for lifesaving treatment abroad by funding their trip to meet Dr's and discuss any available options.
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(UK, SC005227) Browse eventsGlasgow Women's Aid is a voluntary organisation run by women and provides information, support and temporary refuge accommodation for women,children and young people who are experiencing domestic abuse.
(UK, 1077770) Browse eventsHeadway North Staffordshire promotes a wider understanding of all aspects of head injury and provides information, support and services to people with head injury, their families, carers,friends and professionals concerned with head injury. At Headway House we provide social interaction and day service facilities for adults with acquired, traumatic and stroke related brain injury 18 plus ,living in North Staffordshire. We also provide opportunities to participate in woodwork, computing, daily living skills, educational, leisure and social activities. Headway North Staffordshire promotes healthy living by encouraging members to use the gymnasium and take advantage of the service offered by our Sports Therapist
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(UK, 1214493) Browse eventsA dedicated, inclusive space where neurodiverse children and their families feel safe, understood, and empowered. By nurturing confidence, celebrating differences, and promoting acceptance, we strive to build a more inclusive future for SEND families.
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(NZ, Methven Primary School - N/A) Browse eventsMethven Primary School (located near Mt Hutt in Mid Canterbury) is an exciting and vibrant place for children to do their learning.
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(UK, 1120539) Browse eventsThank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.St Jude India Childcare Centres UK aims to support underprivileged children and theirfamilies through cancer with our well-establishedmodel of cost-free, holistic care during the periodof the child's treatment. Our centres are a ‘homeaway from home’ - a hygienic, safe and loving environment thathelps the child complete their cancer treatmentsuccessfully. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1120539 Find out more Website http://www.stjudechild.org.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/stjudeuk/
(US, 26-0718397) Browse eventsThe Krispy Kreme Challenge is an annual race at North Carolina State University that raises money for the North Carolina Children's Hospital. All proceeds from the race go to the North Carolina Children's Hospital. In less than one hour, pa