(UK, 1109000) Browse eventsSupporting people with learning difficulties to have a social life, enjoy friendships and develop new skills for life and work, by providing member led services. Please visit www.aboutwithfriends.co.uk to find out more about us.
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Dunfermline Children's Gala provides a family event for the primary children of Dunfermline, founded in 1903, it is one of the biggest events of it's kind in Scotland. The Gala costs around £35,000 each year and we can only raise this money with the help and support of local businesses and individuals.If you would like to set up a monthly donation, you will need to set up a personal bt donate account, by clicking on register at the top right hand side of the page. Charity No: SC035116 Find out more Website http://www.dunfermlinegala.co.uk Facebook Please click here to visit our Facebook page Twitter Please click here to visit our Twitter page
(UK, 285530) Browse eventsFree information and advice on a wide range of gentle and complementary therapies, local holistic practitioners and support groups throughout the country.
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(US, 52-1844823) Browse events<p>Founded in 1923, Hillel has been enriching the lives of Jewish students for more than 90 years. Today, Hillel International is a global organization that welcomes students of all backgrounds and fosters an enduring commitment to Jewish life,
(UK, SCO13208) Browse eventsCosgrove Care provides services for people and families affected by learning disabilities and complex needs. For adults, these include registered accommodation, supported independent living, volunteer befriending, employment, further education, supported employment and recreational activities. For children and young people, Cosgrove provides developmental training after-school and during holidays.
(AU, 62035865305) Browse eventsOakwood State School is a small, but dynamic educational facility that prides itself on delivering quality, lifelong learning outcomes for all students. It is a school rich in history and traditions, but is not afraid to break new ground in striving for success. We have a holistic approach aimed at helping students to be ‘simply the best’ that they can be. This means catering for a broad range of teaching goals and aspirations for children’s learning that extends well beyond academic learning into fields of social and emotional wellbeing.
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(UK, University of Brighton - N/A) Browse eventsDonations made to the University of Brighton support a number of areas, including: providing scholarships for our most talented students; providing assistance to students undergoing financial hardship; funding research and community engagement activities; and increasing the student experience.
(US, 95-4766870) Browse eventsTeAda Productions began in 1996 as a means of providing opportunities for artists of color to develop their artistry and bring marginalized voices into the public dialogue. For 19 years, TeAda has continued with the spirit of this programming and
(UK, Burton) Browse eventsBurton Street has been supporting people with learning disabilities for 20 years.Over that time we have grown in size and reputation, and are now one of the leading learning disability providers in Sheffield. We are also a community centre, and share our facilities with around 50 different charities, small businesses and community groups each day.It is through this diverse range of activities and people that we promote true integration and greater understanding of the needs of each person.Our motto is "everyone has a part to play", and this represents the way we work: we collaborate, we share, we learn, and we celebrate what each individual can achieve.The learning disabled community can sometimes be isolated, but not at Burton Street. Our clients are central to our work and our ethos, and included in absolutely everything that we do and achieve.We strive to deliver the very best services, opportunities and lives for each and every one of our clients. Burton Street in numbers...Around 2500 people use our site every week, for work and for play. We host countless events each year.We employ around 160 people. Our disability services have around 250 clients. 14 local businesses are based here, and around 35 charities and community groups use our facilities each week.We run and maintain 5 buildings across 3 sites, and we have the area's largest indoor community space, at 2900sq/ft. We're mostly based in Hillsborough, Sheffield, but we have a little getaway in Wales too.We're a Community Benefit Society (number 28699R) which means we do all this on a not-for-profit basis, and we've been here since 1998. Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website Facebook Please click here to visit our Facebook page Twitter Please click here to visit our Twitter page YouTube Please click here to visit our YouTube page