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(UK, 1136339) Browse eventsMasanga Hospital is located in Sierra Leone in the Tonkolili District. Grace's Fund has been created to support the rehabilitation of the hospital and raise it's profile within the UK.
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(US, 04-2433772) Browse eventsFor over 50 years, Natick Service Council has been helping Natick residents in need with access to food, housing, heat, employment, and health care with the goal of promoting self-sufficiency. We are guided by the motto 'Neighbors Helping Neigh
(UK, 1144431) Browse eventsSupports bereaved children and their families in and around Plymouth. It mainly offers support through a group programme which uses creative activities to encourage healthy grieving and happy memories. In the last year it has supported nearly 200 children who have had someone special to them die.
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(UK, 1164402) Browse eventsChampion Chanzige is a small charity, supporting primary schools in Tanzania. In particular CC (Champion Chanzige) Likes to support income creating initiatives withing schools that will give pupils additional skills that may improve their chances in adulthood. At the same time any income created from these projects is reinvested in the schools. For example CC have funded a number of 'chicken keeping' projects. The schools are provided with a large brick hen house, a fenced chicken run, up to 200 chicks and enough food and vaccinations for sixth months, The charity fund training in chicken husbandry and in business skills for both the students and the pupils. Other projects have included, a tree nursery, kitchen garden and screen printing. The charity is run entirely by volunteers, ensuring that every penny raised goes to these valuable projects.
(AU, 104311148) Browse eventsThe Gillies McIndoe Research Institute (GMRI) is seeking to achieve a paradigm shift in the way numerous diseases, including cancer, are treated. Our goal is to develop low cost and widely available treatments without the need for invasive and expensive surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy. Our research has already underpinned paradigm shifts in the treatments for deformational ear anomalies and strawberry birthmarks. These successes have won widespread recognition and are now used internationally. Now, we are applying our knowledge, understanding and innovation to address cancer, fibrotic conditions, vascular birthmarks and regenerative medicine.
(UK, 1159662) Browse eventsSWATS fully funds the Evans Primary School in Freetown, Sierra Leone, at which 200 primary children receive free education. Donations are spent on providing regular salaries for 7 teachers and 1 cook that give them a living wage; building and maintenance work, for example building fresh water facilities and a flushing toilet; and, providing at least one hot meal a day for each child and teacher.
(UK, 1125466) Browse eventsRobbie set up this charity just before he died, to improve the quality of life for young people affected by cancer, particularly teenagers. Its aims: To provide entertainment and comforts for these young people and working with the Teenage Cancer Trust, create a dedicated Teenage Unit at Leicester Royal Infirmary.
(AU, 33692870949) Browse eventsAitken Creek Primary School is a P-6 school located on Grevillea Street Craigieburn. Aitken Creek Primary School is an excellent state of the art learning facility that brings together the best in contemporary educational design and promotes active student-centred learning through the creation of flexible, functional spaces. All teachers work in learning communities to create flexible teaching options in classrooms and to better cater for the individual needs of all students. The school upholds high expectations of all and provides an exciting and inclusive experience for staff, students and families.
(UK, 1145872) Browse eventsJust imagine, living with your family in an isolated fishing village with no dentists, a high sugar diet , no toothbrushes and no fluoride tooth paste. You don't need to be a dentist to imagine the consequences, but the dental neglect shocks even the most experienced of this group of national dentists and their team. Abscesses, pain and distress, parents of these children in Morocco are no different to any other around the world, they want their children helping.Maybe a little pebble in a big pond but three years ago a group of dentists from around the UK came together to form the Dental Maverick charity to provide dental care in remote areas of the world Expanding significantly in 2012,the Mavericks numbered a team of 15, including 8 clinicians and their support staff of dental nurses and admin staff. Excited at the prospect of providing restorative fillings for the first time to complement the inevitable extraction work load the Mavericks met up in Southern Spain for the ferry journey to Morocco. Laden with a tremendous range of clinical equipment donated by incredible dental company generosity and public donation, dental care we take for granted headed for a North Africa desperate for the services of this western team.
(UK, 1176900) Browse eventsAlexandra House will be a purpose built community in North Oxfordshire. It will include a day centre with arranged daily activities for adults with learning disabilities aged 19 years and upwards. There will be six bedrooms available for respite stays for adults with profound and severe disabilities aged 35 years and upwards. We will offer opportunities to adults with learning disabilities in the local communities; access to the day time support centre, music room, sensory room, computer room, art and craft and outdoor activities. The House will be set in well planned, landscaped sensory gardens with easy access pathways - we're so excited to get it underway! Please donate to support our cause...and here's why. Of the 22 day centres for adults with learning disabilities in Oxfordshire pre-2016, only 8 remain throughout the whole county. The 'new service' now sees our adults with learning disabilities (LD), alongside local elderly people. They have Dementia, Alzheimer's, Strokes, Parkinsons and similar conditions. This is totally wrong for both groups. Our adults like noise, music, fun, exciting activities....whilst the elderly like peace and quiet. Neither of these community groups had a choice in how they would be cared for and supported. This is why we have found a better way forward with our Charity. We want to empower our adults to have a voice, we want to support those caring for our adults and, most importantly, we want every one of the people using our facilities to feel heard, respected, included and loved. Join us in spearheading this exciting new project in Oxfordshire! Your financial and practical support are hugely needed... Find out more on our website or social media pages. Charity No: 1176900
(US, 94-2337054) Browse eventsIYANC is a membership based non-profit corporation dedicated to the study, practice and teaching of hatha yoga in the lineage of B.K.S. Iyengar. IYANC is a 501(c)3 Not for Profit Association run by a Board of Trustees. Donations to IYANC are tax-de