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The Little Bulgaria UK CIO is dedicated to preserving and promoting Bulgarian arts, culture, traditions, and heritage through community events and cultural programs. Our goal is to foster a sense of belonging among Bulgarians abroad while building cultural bridges with the local communities.
At Motor Neurone Disease Association of Queensland's (MNDAQ),we aim to provide and promote the best possible support for families living with motor neurone disease within Queensland, to support research and raise awareness in our community. Since 1983, MNDAQ has been supporting people living with MND, their families and those who care for them, through the provision of information, education, support services and specialised equipment. Today, MNDAQ is committed to supporting many Queenslanders who have been affected by MND, including their families, friends, employers, and workmates. MNDAQ receives very little recurrent funding and relies heavily on community support to help people with MND to live better for longer. MND is a neurological disorder which can affect anyone at any time. The most common period is midlife, however it is increasingly affecting younger people, and can affect both men and women. For a person being diagnosed with MND, it could mean the progressive loss of the use of their limbs, their ability to speak, to swallow and to breathe, whilst their mind and senses usually remain intact. The effects of the disease are rapid, debilitating and terminal. Currently there is no known cause or cure. Please help us support people living with MND. For more information: www.mndaq.org.au or Phone 07 3372 9004
The Benevolent Fund was set up over 50 years ago to help qualified guides, both working and retired, who are encountering hardship, whether through illness, accident or a change in personal circumstances. We are delighted to receive donations whether regular or one-off. Thank you in anticipation!
World Villages for Children supports children living in poverty worldwide. The charity raises funds to provide places at schools run by the Sisters of Mary programmes. With a place at school children in need have their lives transformed. The children who are asked between 11 and 18 get the chance to enjoy a proper childhood and a good education and to learn vocational skills which help them to get paid employment. Once in work, they become independent, able to support not just themselves but their families and community members, reducing poverty and improving life quality and access to healthcare for thousands more people in need.