(AU, 462162732) Browse eventsThe mission of Sammy's Superheroes Foundation is to raise awareness and fund life-saving research for all types of childhood cancer.
(UK, 1177266) Browse eventsThank you for visiting our profile. Sunflowers Suicide Support was set up in memory of Pete Morris who took his own life in September 2016. Pete had never suffered from mental ill health but was struggling after a relationship breakdown. He was a popular and charismatic artist with a wonderful sense of humour. Everybody loved to spend time with Pete; with his infectious laugh and huge smile he was sure to brighten your day. He was extremely close to his family and had a very strong network of friends that all loved him dearly. We feel the pain of his loss everyday and miss him immensely. We will forever ask ourselves why.After losing Pete, it quickly became apparent that there was not much provision or signposting to support after Suicide Bereavement in Gloucestershire. Suicide Loss it is a lonely and confusing journey and we do not want others to have to walk this path alone.We have two aims; 1. To raise awareness around suicide and mental health2. To support those bereaved by suicide who live in GloucestershireWe offer Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training. We also offer Grief Recovery Courses, as well as various events and activities to support those bereaved. We exist to reduce the number of people who take their own lives in Gloucestershire.We believe that suicide is preventable.We believe that everyone can play a role in preventing suicide.We believe that no one should have to go through the heartbreak of losing a loved one to suicide.We aim: To raise awareness of the stigma that surrounds mental health.To inspire excellence to achieve transformed, integrated services.To use our personal experience of suicide loss to inform and inspire others.To highlight and help others identify suicide indicators.To equip individuals and the community with the skills to recognise and respond to suicidal behaviour.To support any individual living in Gloucestershire that has been bereaved by suicide and work to provide timely practical care and the best possible help to these individuals.We endevour to signpost indivudals to further professional support and guidance.We Offer: Weekly WalksApplied Suicide Intervention Skills TrainingGrief Recovery CoursesA Support GroupFamily Events and ActivitiesSuicide Awareness Campaigns including I AM LISTENINGPlease donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1177266 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website Facebook https://m.facebook.com/GlosSunflowers/ Twitter Https://www.twitter.com/GlosSunflowers
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(UK, 1185696) Browse eventsWorking Options in Education helps young people (14-19) to aim high and fulfil their potential. Our employability and life skills programme is delivered free in schools, colleges and online through our well-established links with employers.
(AU, 34093854267) Browse eventsThe GI Cancer Institute aims to save, extend and provide a better quality-of-life for people with gastro-intestinal cancers. These include the Pancreas, Bowel, Stomach, Oesphagus, Liver and Gall Bladder cancers. Currently 20,000 Australians are diagnosed with GI cancer every year and 26 die each day. We need your help to change these statistics.
(AU, 44580140205) Browse eventsPemberton DHS located in the heart of SW of WA has established a tradition of providing quality education tailored to meet the needs of the Pemberton Community. It has been recognised statewide for innovative approaches to teaching and learning. PDHS has an enrolment of approximately 180 students from K- 10.
(UK, NIC100892) Browse eventsThe group is a Registered Charity with Northern Ireland Charity Commission, NIC-100892. We offer non-medical advice for patients and carers Promotion of Organ Donor Register Help with provision of medical equipment and research
Pat Cronin was a 19 year old boy who was taken away far too soon by a senseless act of violence through a single ‘Cowards Punch’, following a brawl at a bar in Diamond Creek on 16 April where Pat was struck while assisting a mate despite having no involvement in the fight that was going on. In his honour, the Pat Cronin Foundation has been established with three objectives: • To build awareness of the incidence of ‘Cowards Punch’ attacks to make this behaviour socially unacceptable • To provide education to get the message out that it is time to end this senseless violence and to equip people, in particular teenagers and young adults, with prevention strategies to ensure these incidents don’t occur, • To fund research into social behaviour in Australia to uncover and promote prevention strategies.
(UK, 1159223) Browse eventsClients are referred to us following an assessment by a variety of agencies. We provide food and toiletries for 3days. Our aim is to meet the needs of individual households, including their pets. Our Foodbank is run entirely by volunteers which maintains our running cost to a minimum.
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(UK, 1155559) Browse eventsHomeless Action in Barnet (HAB) runs a day centre for homeless people in the London Borough of Barnet HABs aim is to help a variety of clients whose circumstances might include any of the following: To all its clients HAB offers a place to rest as well as meals, showers, laundry, clean clothes, resettlement support, medical, social and psychiatric services, drug and alcohol support, counselling, group work, holiday and other activities.
(UK, NIC100236) Browse eventsThe Mary PetersTrust is Northern Ireland’s leading sporting charity.We help young people, both disabled and able bodied, achieve their sporting dreamsand ambitions. We do this by selecting the best athletes, financially supporting them and providing access to a team of experts who help and support their pathway to success. We have a very impressive alumni including Bethany Firth, Graeme McDowell, DarrenClarke, David Humphreys, Paddy Barnes and Michael Conlan. Kelly Gallagher, Michael McKillop, Janet Gray and many many more. The aim of the Mary Peters Trust is to help aspiring young athletes realise their maximum potential by assisting themin both a financial and advisory capacity. Since its inception more than 40 years ago, the Mary Peters Trust has made a staggering number of Awards making a difference to the lives of thousands of young athletes from across Northern Ireland Sport. Charity No: NIC100236 Find out more Website http://www.marypeterstrust.org Facebook https://www.facebook.com/MaryPetersTrust/ Twitter https://twitter.com/MaryPetersTrust