(NZ, Wairarapa College - N/A) Browse eventsWairarapa College (WaiCol) is a school nestled in the heart of Masterton. We are a co-ed school of 1100+ students from Years 9 - 13. On Friday 6th April, the entire school will take part in a 20km walking/running challenge called, the 'Breadcraft Adidas WestBush Challenge'.
(UK, 1182004) Browse eventsJames was diagnosed with a rare immune disorder when he was 5 years old. Despite a ferocious fight, he passed away in June 2016 aged just 7. James loved life and loved people. His legacy will live on by creating opportunities for others. JJOG currently funds 3 Kenyan orphans through university.
(UK, 1172133) Browse eventsOur aim is to create dream like experiences for the seriously and terminally ill children of Sheffield and South Yorkshire.
(UK, 1145034) Browse eventsOne By One is a humanitarian charity working with orphans in Kenya. We have 63 orphans in our King's Children's Home. We are accommodating, feeding, clothing, educating & providing for their medical needs as some also have HIV. Please join with us and help to rescue children from neglect and abuse.
A non profit organisation for brain cancer support and awareness. Our primary focus is on helping people diagnosed with malignant brain tumours, and providing support, care and financial aid to these individuals and their family.
(UK, 1129522) Browse eventsAbout Us... Keeping Abreast was established in September 2007 by patients Anna Beckingham and Beverley Birritteri and Breast Reconstruction nurse specialist Ruth Harcourt. They recognised there is a great need for women, both newly diagnosed with breast cancer facing the possibility of mastectomy, and also women further down the line who are also considering reconstructive surgery, to be able to meet and talk to other women who have been through similar experiences. Who attends? Meetings are held every other month and are open to women who are considering either immediate or delayed breast reconstruction. They are also attended by women who have already had surgery and those at various stages of econstruction, including nipple reconstruction and related procedures. Many of those attending are happy to speak openly of their experiences and show the results of their surgery. You are welcome to bring along a friend, husband or partner for support. Light refreshments are provided. What are the meetings about? Although the plastic surgeon will have explained all the details of the surgery it can often be very difficult to absorb the information and formulate the questions you may want to ask. Many women have said they feel more at ease when they are able to ask questions and express their concerns to another woman. We aim to have a different speaker at each support group meeting covering topics both directly related to breast reconstruction and also covering areas of general wellbeing. We also aim to proactively fundraise to support women post operatively through their recovery. Where are the meetings held? There are currently support groups in Norwich, Kings Lynn, Bristol, East Grinstead and Norfolk-based "Nick of Time". Within the Norfolk area there are also a number of outreach groups - Wymondham, Cromer, Stalham and more to follow! For more information on the your nearest support group please visit: www.keepingabreast.org.uk