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Bristol Debt Advice Centre
(UK, 900311) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00
(UK, 900311) Bristol Debt Advice Centre (BDAC) is celebrating 21 years of improving lives by tackling financial problems. We provide free, independent and specialist debt advice to people in financial hardship. We also have an Energy Advice Project to support individuals with gas and electricity debts, as well as a Money Mentoring service for individials and groups who want to build up their confidence and skills in managing their money. Debt advice can be life-saving... every day we are approached by individuals who are facing financial crisis because of unexpected changes to the life circumstances, such as relationship break-up, redundancy and bereavement. We give individuals access to free legal representation when they need it most. Funding for debt advice is under threat. Help us to continue helping those who need it most.
Wales Orphan And Rare Lung Disease (world)
(UK, 1177810) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00
Our mission is the preservation and protection of good health for the public benefit, by promoting the awareness and understanding of rare lung disease in West Wales.
Queensland Children's Hospital School (Scripture Union Chaplaincy) (AU, Queensland Children's Hospital School (Scripture Union Chaplaincy) - N/A) Browse events
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(AU, Mitchells Miracles - N/A) Hospital Rooms
(UK, 1168101) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00In 2016, a close friend of Niamh and Tim was sectioned under the mental health act after a suicide attempt and was required to stay in hospital until she was deemed well enough to go home. The environment she was in was cold, clinical and not at all conducive to recovery. Having both worked in the arts for many years, Niamh and Tim set about commissioning artists to work with unit communities to transform spaces that provide care to people have experienced a range of issues including schizophrenia, bipolar, psychosis, self-harm, dementia, personality disorders, depression, trauma or abuse. ‘Our patients have loved this process. Some, who have never before engaged in art have cut their leave short to attend sessions, others have wept tears of joy, described the workshops as 'the best day of their lives' and told us the sessions have eased times of utter despair.’ Staff member, Hellingly Centre
Royal Society For The Prevention Of Cruelty To Animals Bury Oldham And District Branch
(UK, 226624) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00The RSPCA Bury, Oldham & District Branch covers a large area, including the towns of Ramsbottom, Rawtenstall, Bacup, Radcliffe, Shaw and Royton. We are entirely self-financing, relying on the generosity of local people. The Bury, Oldham Branch of the RSPCA looks after unwanted cats and dogs. Many of them arrive from homes that, for one reason or another, can no longer look after them; some are left tied up at our gates and some in boxes. Some, sadly, reach us as a result of neglect or cruelty and it takes us many months to rehabilitate these animals. The staff at the Bury, Oldham RSPCA give care and love to the animals in our centre and our knowledgeable staff provide for the individual needs of each animal until the day it can find a kind and loving new home. It costs us over a million pounds per year to run our branch, did you know that is over £114.00 every hour. We rely on YOUR support and would not be able to continue without the generosity of the public. We receive no government or lottery assistance and the majority of the costs to run our animal centre each day, is raised locally. If you would like to support us, or you have room in your home and in your heart to take on a rescue animal, please pay us a visit. We look forward to seeing you. Our animal centre is at 21a Rhodes Bank Oldham OL1 1UA and open everyday from 11.30 am to 3.30pm (except Wednesdays when we are closed all day).
Pentlands Community Space (UK, SC049766) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aA local charity aiming to re-develop a derelict former public toilet in Juniper Green into a Community Hub and event space with an affordable flat above. We aim is to raise £420,000 to complete the project.