We cater for members of all ages who enjoy making music in a fun and friendly atmosphere through our Beginner, Training and Senior bands, providing free instruments and tuition to over 60 members.
Lucky Ewe aims to give people with additional support needs of any kind the chance to experience farming, animal husbandry and food production at a pre-entry level. Our placements aim to build skills and experience at Lucky Ewe to help them progress towards employment.
We are the leading charity in Northern Ireland dedicated to funding kidney research. Renal disease is rising and affects all ages.There is no cure for Chronic Kidney Disease. We raise funds for life saving research into the causes, prevention ad possible cures for kidney disease. #LightingTheWay
Papplewick RDA is aimed at giving opportunities, freedom and inspiration to people with a physical or mental disability in Nottingham.
Action Cancer is Northern Ireland's leading local cancer charity working to save lives and support people affected by cancer. It relies heavily on public donations to provide life-saving services including early detection clinics, health promotion, research, counselling and complementary therapies
We are a charity passionate about improving the care of all cats. We deal with all aspects of cat health and welfare, from neutering projects, to raising standards of veterinary care, to educating cat owners. Our vision is that all cats are treated with care, compassion and understanding.
The foundation is committed to inspire the next generation of squash players, foster the growth of our sport by making a positive impact on the communities that it reaches and by supporting the wellbeing of the professional players that help spearhead these efforts.
We aim to celebrate J.M.W. Turner’s artistic achievement through encouraging visitors to discover the house he designed and built, and the Thames landscape which inspired him. Through conserving and interpreting Turner’s House, we aim to build a deeper engagement with Turner as an artist. Sandycombe Lodge was built by 1813 to the designs of England’s great landscape painter, J.M.W. Turner; working here as his own architect to create a quiet retreat for himself, away from the pressures of the London art world. It also provided a home for his father, old William, in retirement from his trade as a barber and wigmaker in Covent Garden. With old William’s declining health and changes in his own life, Turner sold the house in 1826. Turner’s House Trust is an independent registered charity which relies on visitors admission, grants and donations to remain open at all.
Creative Carbon Scotland believe that the arts and culture have an essential role in achieving the transformational change to a sustainable future. Our vision is of a Scotland where this role is fully recognised, developed and utilised by both the cultural world and others interested in sustainability. Our mission is therefore to connect the arts and culture with others working towards that transformational change in order to bring it about. Our objective is larger than achieving incremental change in small pockets: we want to form a network of creative individuals and organisations who together can alter perceptions and change society using the work they make and present, the way they operate and how they speak to the public. We work with artists and individuals, cultural and sustainability organisations, funders and policy makers, connecting them to the change process and exploring how the cultural sector can contribute.