(UK, 1146643) Browse eventsWe are dedicated to helping children and adults to overcome stress and unfold the full potential of life. We use the stress-reducing programme, Transcendental Meditation, which is scientifically proven to promote creativity, happiness, success, and inner peace.
(AU, 930923866) Browse eventsCASA for Children strives to improve outcomes for children in foster care by recruiting, training, and supporting community volunteers to advocate for the best interests of children who have experienced abuse and neglect.
(UK, 1186802) Browse eventsRise Support firmly believes that your entire donations should go to those in need that's why we operate with a 100% donation policy. We work with the homeless and those struggling in the UK. We also support orphans, refugees and widows with basic necessities. TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE
(AU, 35123321148) Browse eventsMelanoma Institute Australia is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to preventing and curing melanoma through world-class research, treatment and education programs. Sometimes referred to as ‘Australia’s national cancer’, melanoma affects more young people aged 15-39 than any other cancer and is the third most common form of cancer in Australian men and women overall. Australia is also leading the world in the fight against melanoma. With your help we will continue to do so. Thank you for your support.
(UK, SC027348) Browse eventsWe were started in 1989 to provide personal transport to mainland hospitals for cancer treatment. We also provide complementary therapies and nursing and medical equipment for Arran cancer patients.
(UK, 210729) Browse eventsFounded 150 years ago, Independent Age is a growing charity supporting older people across the UK and Ireland through the ‘ABC’ of advice, befriending and campaigning.
(UK, 1156700) Browse eventsThe bring joy foundation was set up to bring the joy and fun back into ageing, from day trips to the sea side to vintage tea dance. Our charity exists to fund the little things that can make a big difference to older people's lives.
(NZ, CC54984) Browse eventsWe have 4.5 hectares of land filled with tennis courts, swimming pool, playgrounds, swings, sandpit, lavender patch, alpacas, beehives, orchard, cropping paddock, edible garden and native bush. A nature playground would tie all our enquiry based learning together, while acknowledging the importance of nature in learning about our future environment. CC54984.
(UK, 1092364) Browse eventsMartineau Gardens is a Community Garden that provides educational opportunities in environmental issues, supports and trains vulnerable people via therapeutic horticulture activities and manages a precious landscape for its wildlife habitat needs for all to enjoy. www.justgiving.com/martineaugardens
(AU, 87270590759) Browse eventsCreated via charity sign up service.
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(UK, 1165614) Browse eventsWe put Secondary Breast Cancer first. Because there is no cure yet. This disease spreads to the rest of the body and affects women and men. So finding a cure means a diagnosis is no longer an ultimatum. People will have more days doing what matters most, living the life they love.
(UK, 1198409) Browse eventsThe Devon Clinic is a local charity and CIC that helps people who are struggling with mental health issues, including stress, anxiety and depression. We support people with all kinds of mental health issues, from the Afghanistan veteran who was finding it hard to play with his children as every loud noise made him freeze in terror, to the young mum who lost her baby and has found it impossible to come to terms with the loss on her own. As well as therapies provided by psychologists, counsellors, hypnotherapists and wellbeing practitioners, we provide complementary treatments such as acupuncture, massage and Equine Therapy (just being near amazingly empathetic ponies works miracles!). The results we have seen have been life-changing – not just for our clients but for their wider families too. Sadly, like a lot of smaller charities, we struggle to raise sufficient funding to see everybody quickly. With the suicide rate in Devon higher than the national average and with the cost-of-living crisis affecting thousands of people in the county, we have more people needing our care than ever before. We support survivors of domestic violence but currently have over 100 people on the waiting list to be seen, and it’s heartbreaking to think of the struggles they’re facing while they have to wait for months to receive any help. Any money we were lucky enough to receive from grants or donations would make a huge difference to those brave enough to ask for help.