We are a team of volunteers trained by West Midlands Ambulance Service to provide life saving treatment to people in Coventry. We receive no statutory funding so our only income is from voluntary donations. We have no staff costs so EVERY penny raised goes directly to saving lives in Coventry.
Through bespoke micro loans the Nuru Fund offers the opportunity for rural offgird households to purchase solar powered lamps with the capability to also charge mobile phones. Safe solar lighting can improve education, health and encourage a more planet smart way of living.
The Charity’s objects are to promote community participation of, primarily, children and young people regardless of race, sex, creed, financial means or social and economic circumstances in healthy recreation in particular by the provision of facilities for the playing of association football and other sports capable of improving health and to advance the education of children and young people so that they might grow to maturity as individuals, become responsible members of society and their conditions of life may be improved.
Girlguiding remains a current, popular activity for girls and is thriving in Welwyn Garden City.Guessens with over 200 girls aged 5-16 meeting in the Guide Hut every week. We are trying to raise as much as possible for a new hut to enable Girlguiding to thrive in the area for another 100 years.
The Robin Centre in Kings Heath, Birmingham, is a purpose built modern day centre established in July 2009. We provide care and respite for older people, some of whom have been diagnosed with dementia. We are fully equipped to support people with dementia and others in a comfortable, safe environment. Our dedicated staff are experienced and qualified. A day at the centre includes opportunities for friendship and engagement in a wide variety of activities. It also provides valuable respite for carers who can have a day’s break knowing that their loved ones are being well looked after.
The Sheffield United Community Foundation is a charity working in the areas of sport participation, education, health and social inclusion.
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The Mugoma Health Centre is a proposed health centre in an isolated rural area in northwest Tanzania, on the Burundi border. The project is being led by the District Hospital and local Diocese, who already have a track record of developing health and community projects, such as Nursing school and secondary school. So far, land has been obtained, walls and roof have been completed. The Mugoma Trust has been formed in the UK to support the health centre and related work.
Founded in 1966 by a group of parents with disabled children The Gibraltar Disability Society set three objectives: A state education, adult residential care and social security allowance. However today our three objectives have evolved into inclusive education, supported living within the community and the introduction of legislation to protect the rights of disabled persons in Gibraltar. The Society promotes the interest of disabled persons and their entitlement to education, family, leisure and recreation, housing and employment. The Gibraltar Disability Society is not exclusive to one form of disability. We offer help to all whether their disability be physical, learning or both. Our main aim has always been to raise funds to help disabled people with equipment and other necessities that are not covered by other financial sources. Our Committee are all volunteers and receive no financial reward for their work.
The Lotus Trust is an educational, relief and development agency seeking to transform lives and improve the environment both in the UK and overseas. It works with partners at times of crisis to combat poverty in the lives of individuals and communities, helping them to find hope in desperate circumstances.
Since 2005 Reality Youth Project has been reaching out to young people across Leicestershire. Working in partnership with churches, schools and communities we aim to make a positive difference in the lives of young people. Our dream is to see young people reach their full potential.
All Saints Ecclesall is an Anglican church in Sheffield.
Good Shepherd Network works closely with volunteers, communities, schools and grassroots organizations in the UK and Uganda. Through the Bapty Nursery School, we provide full scholarships for orphaned children, most of whose parents have died of HIV. We are also funding the schools building project.
Shevet Achim opens the doors of Israeli hospitals to their neighbours' dying children through using medical facilities in Israel particularly for open heart surgery otherwise not available. Under His Wings provides for the victims of terror attacks, suffering physical injuries and post trauma stress
Raise £120,000 to purchase a 67ha wood from Forestry Commission Scotland, so we can: · protect the wood for all time · restore the wood to native species · increase the amenity value of the wood for the local and wider community · create a Forest Kindergarten
Mary's An independent charity created by St Mary Islington to serve the local community We run a Youth Club, Pre-school and Holiday Play Schemes as well as providing a welcoming meeting space service for local community groups and other organisations. We are based in Crypt and Neighbourhood Centre at St Mary's Church on Upper Street in Islington. All of these services are self-funding apart from our Youth Club, where we have relied on funds generated by our hire of meeting rooms in combination with a grant from Islington Council. However, this grant will soon come to an end. In order to be able to continue with our youth work, we urgently need donations. With the help of your donations we can continue with our Youth Club’s valuable work. As an example, £220 would fund a dance or drama session for a month for young people to develop their creativity – or a non-contact boxing session to develop resilience and confidence. £250 would fund a CV carrier planning and employability workshop for a month £550 would fund a driving theory course including tests for 12 which proved so popular earlier this year £2000 would fund a co-producer for 4 months’ work experience
The primary aim of the charity is to improve the educational potential of children by providing books and stories in the home, targeting areas where the need is greatest.