(IE, CHY02678) Browse eventsThe RNLI is the charity that saves lives at sea. We provide, on call, a 24-hour lifeboat search and rescue service around the UK and Ireland, and a seasonal lifeguard service. With our lifeboats, safety advice and flood rescue, we are committed to preventing tragedies and tackling the international drowning epidemic. Our work is based on and driven by our values. Our volunteers and staff strive for excellence and are ...Selfless: willing to put the requirements of others before our own and the needs of the team before the individual, able to see the bigger picture and act in the best interests of the RNLI, and to be inclusive and respectful of others. Prepared to share our expertise with organisations that share our aims. Dependable: always available, committed to doing our part in saving lives with professionalism and expertise, continuously developing and improving. Working in and for the community and delivering on our promises. Trustworthy: responsible, accountable and efficient in the use of the donations entrusted to us by our supporters, managing our affairs with transparency, integrity and impartiality. Courageous: prepared to achieve our aims in changing and challenging environments. We are innovative, adaptable and determined in our mission to save more lives at sea. The RNLI in Ireland has 44 lifeboat stations operating 57 lifeboats that provide a ring of safety around the Irish coastline. This fleet enables the lifeboat service to reach at least 90% of all casualties that are within 10 nautical miles of lifeboat stations within 30 minutes of launch, in all weathers. Last year Irish Lifeboats launched 1087 times and rescued 1278 people.
(UK, 1067885) Browse eventsMartha Trust is transforming the lives of people with profound disabilities. With homes in Kent and Sussex, we ensure that the people who live with us lead active and fulfilling lives and get the most out of each and every day.
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(UK, 1071811) Browse eventsRaising awareness and supporting through physical & emotional trauma that threatens the lives of 1 in 80 women, is the leading cause of death in early pregnancy & often damages fertility. We supply hospitals with leaflets, receive 1.2m website hits, 16000 email & forum messages & 2000 calls yearly.
(UK, 1051736) Browse eventsSussex Partnership cares for and supports vulnerable people across the South East of England when they need our help most; providing mental health, learning disability, substance misuse & prison healthcare services. Our Charity supports patients' recovery by buying things not covered by NHS funds.
(US, 20-4151057) Browse eventsWe are a non-profit organization based in Eugene, Oregon that seeks to find permanent, loving homes for hildren currently in foster care awaiting adoption. We have 10 different programs that serve foster and at-risk youth throughout Oregon as well
(AU, 42434995647) Browse eventsMoore Park State School P and C Association is excited to be hosting A Colour Fun Run on 23 June 2017 - the last Day of Term 2. This is a whole school event and each student is encouraged to participate at their own pace and will receive a reward for their participation.
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(UK, 276943) Browse eventsNew Horizon is a day centre based in Kings Cross, supporting homeless and vulnerable young people aged 16 to 21. Founded in 1967, New Horizon has always been motivated by concern for the number of young homeless people coming to the Kings Cross area and getting drawn into a damaging lifestyle. In particular, young people who are involved with the drugs and the sex industry are seen as targets for New Horizon's intervention. Typically they are suffering from emotional and mental and/or physical health problems and are at risk of offending. New Horizon takes a holistic approach in responding to the needs, interests and aspirations of each young person and its main aim is to provide a positive future for this disadvantaged group.
(UK, exempt) Browse eventsThe University of Nottingham set up the Children’s Brain Tumour Research Centre in 1997 in response to the fact childhood tumours do not receive major research funds. The Centre has now begun a research programme to find out more about these fatal tumours so that far less damaging treatments can be developed.