(UK, 1111160) Browse eventsRacehorse Rehoming is set in the village of Combe St Nicholas, Nr Chard on the edge of the Blackdown hills in Somerset. We are a dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and re-homing of former ex-racing thoroughbreds, who for whatever reason have fallen on hard times after a career in racing. Over 3000 horses leave the racing industry every year, where do they all go? Some are lucky enough to find good homes, others are sent to markets and are sold for Pounds to the meat man, when once they were worth thousands. But most are sent to slaughter, for no other reason than they have not made the grade or have passed their best in performance on the track.We cannot save them all, but we are here to do our bit for these underestimated creatures, who do not deserve the label of being difficult/flighty to retrain. They take very well to a slower more relaxed pace of life and make wonderful pleasure horses and are more than capable of competing to a high level in other equine disciplines, such as eventing, showing, show jumping and dressage. We are totally self-funded, relying on donations and fundraising events, we receive no funding from any other welfare organisations. All horses remain in the ownership of the charity for life, where possible they are put out on permanent loan to caring experienced owners. If not suitable for re-homing, they remain here at the charity for the rest of their days. We are honored to have as permanent residents a Royal Ascot winner and a winner of the Welsh National now entering their latter years. Alongside others who due to injuries sustained in racing are unable to be re-homed as riding horses. Thank you for taking the time to read about our charity, if you would like to know more about our work you can find us on. Twitter @RRHCentre Facebook: RRCentre www.racehorserehoming.co.uk email: [email protected] DONATE £5 TO DAY AND HELP US CONTINUE TO HELP THEM. THANK YOU Kind Regards The RRC Team
(UK, 1194314) Browse eventsFood Bank Aid was set up in April 2020 to help independent food banks in North London cope with up to 10 times the usual demand on their services, as a result of the Covid crisis. Food banks remain in desperate need of donations with increasing numbers of households relying on them each week, as the long term impact of Covid hits. Your generosity will allow us to buy food & household goods for those struggling to make ends meet right now. We work hard to help families put food on the table every day. To help elderly people who cannot manage on their own. To help thousands of people who have lost their jobs this year & who are choosing between feeding their kids & feeding themselves. Food Bank Aid supports 18 food banks with more than 35 bespoke deliveries per week. Between them, our food banks help over 12,000 people in need per week.
(US, 20-2777059) Browse eventsWe work closely helping kids go FROM self-injury and limited body control to comm
(UK, 1181511) Browse eventsOur aim is to find permanent sustainable housing for our guests wherever possible. Currently 70% of our homeless guests are moved onto permanent accommodation. The remaining 30% do not engage with the centre, or it is not the right time for them to be permanently housed; they are not ready to be on this specific journey as yet for a number of reasons. For each guest to the centre a personal development folder is set up including a timetable of their activities and events. Within this personal development folder progress is tracked through a personal development plan including details of the support they have received. The centre compliments the activities of local services . The shelter is run by a manager, an administrator and about 120 volunteers.
(UK, 1046348) Browse eventsIt it a voluntary organisation responsible for running the main firework display in Winchester each year. All proceeds go to local good causes and charities.
(UK, 1054407) Browse eventsRotherham Hospital Charity is a registered charity that exists to support the provision of enhanced services and facilities at Rotherham Hospital.
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(AU, 35351986486) Browse eventsSupporting children with brain illnesses and injuries through the provision of rehabilitation and mobility equipment with the aim of getting children out of hospital and back in the home environment as well as a program of events providing fun and respite which include family days, camps, parent nights and Christmas parties.
(US, 56-0715171) Browse eventsNational AMBUCS, a 501c3 charitable organization, has 5,000 members belonging to 140 chapters in 30 states across America. We work, Shoulders Together, to create mobility and independence for people with disabilities. Each chapter works on a grassr
(AU, 273216304) Browse eventsOur Mission is to assist the community to meet the needs of people facing the pain of perinatal death. We promote standards of bereavement intervention through educational support, community programs, and referral services to bereaved parents.
(UK, 1068724) Browse eventsMind BLMK offers friendship, respect, opportunity and choice to improve the lives of people with a range of mental health needs. It operates from six locations across the county, offering a range of services which promote social inclusion, recovery and re-engagement with the community.
(UK, 1147005) Browse eventsThe Special Reconnaissance Regiment (SRR) has a unique global role, in that it conducts covert operations in very hostile environments and is often first on the ground. This usually requires long deployments, putting extreme pressure on both the soldiers and their families. The primary role of the Special Reconnaissance Regimental Association (SRRA) is to support the wellbeing of former and serving Operators and their families. We are welfare-focused, providing our members, with a discreet and trusted network of support for themselves and their immediate families. Our small team understands the difficult working and living conditions of our membership – each having served in, or alongside, the Regiment for several years. We work diligently and empathetically on behalf of the President, Executive Committee and membership. The primary role of the Association is to support the wellbeing of former and serving Operators and their immediate families. This is enabled by our generous benefactors, supporters and friends, whose donations are spent in accordance with our charitable objectives. An overview of our charitable expenditure is available on the Charities Commission (England and Wales) registered charity number 1147005.
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