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(US, 954634257) Making The Change Limited
(UK, 1127567) Browse events
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(UK, 1127567) Making The Change was founded as a pilot project to provide support to 16-18 year old young offenders who had completed the custodial part of their sentence. The intention was to help prevent repeat offending, and allow young men to become active contributing members of the community. Support was provided in a residential setting. Making The Change was founded as a pilot project to provide support to 16-18 year old young offenders who had completed the custodial part of their sentence. The intention was to help prevent repeat offending, and allow young men to become active contributing members of the community. Support was provided in a residential setting. In 2010, the trustees identified suitable premises and in January 2011, Brent Knoll House in Bristol was opened. The house was run with dedicated staff, who provided support to the young men whilst they were resident in the house, and in some cases, in the time following their departure. The trustees commissioned an independent report on the project to be carried out by the University of Gloucestershire. The project has the full support of the Chief Constable and Police and Crime Commissioner for Avon and Somerset. When the project was established, the Youth Justice Board agreed to provide a grant for three years, representing approximately 45% of the running costs. The trustees were able to raise the remaining costs from companies, charitable trusts and individual donations, and had considerable local support. In February 2013, the Youth Justice Board, with only six weeks notice terminated the grant agreement with effect from 31 March 2013, nine months before the completion of the three year project. The project was able to continue until 31 August 2013, using funds which the Trustees had raised. However the premature withdrawal of the Youth Justice Board grant meant that the Trustees were unable to complete the pilot project as planned. The Trustees do not consider that they have received from the Youth Justice Board a full and satisfactory explanation of why they chose to curtail the grant early. They are particularly disappointed that the success of the project and hard work that they and the staff had put into the project appeared to be ignored by the Youth Justice Board. The successful progress of the project had been recognised in the interim report from the University of Gloucestershire, which had been shared with the Youth Justice Board. The Trustees would like to thank all those who have supported their attempt to find a way of reducing re-offending by young people.
The Time In Children's Arts Initiative, Inc. (US, The Time In Children's Arts Initiative, Inc. - N/A) Browse events
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Oregon Volunteer Firefighters Association (US, Oregon Volunteer Firefighters Association - N/A) Browse events
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St Oliver Plunkett Primary School (AU, St Oliver Plunkett Primary School - N/A) Browse events
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Bethany Village Leprosy Society
(UK, 291107) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Bethany Village Leprosy Society (BVLS) is a small, UK-based charity which raises funds to support positive social development and welfare programmes in a self-established and run south Indian leprosy colony called Bethany. BVLS helps Bethany to find alternatives to begging for the 1,000 or so people resident there, who, because of the stigma associated with leprosy, have difficulty in finding alternative employment. We provide funds to help run the communitys clinic, elementary school and a range of income generation schemes -- including the production of bags and table linen -- as well as direct funding for the healthy sons and daughters of people affected by leprosy to undertake vocational training or degree-level education. All this support helps Bethany move towards its goal of self-sufficiency. As a small charity, run entirely by volunteers, BVLS sends all donations 100% to Bethany, covering its minimal administrative costs from a small proportion of regular supporters membership fees.
The Prayer Foundation
(UK, 1123018) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00The Prayer Foundation was founded by Rod & Julie Anderson in 2009 to incorporate the various ministry activities they have been involved in over the last 25 years. Operating as a charitable organization, we are a family of Christian believers who make prayer the foundation of all that we do. The ministries and outreaches have included the founding of Prayer for the Nations, with it's yearly International Prayer Summits broadcast on GOD TV with teaching resources available on how to pray for your city and disciple a nation. The weekly Strategic Prayer Schools (SPS) in Westminster at the Emmanuel Centre on Marsham St, also undergirded weekly prayers for Parliament and the team headed up the administration of the National Prayer Breakfast. Currently the ministry gathers those with a heart to pray for their leaders, who are committed to regular weekly intercession and prayer walking in Westminster – for more info email [email protected]. To receive the Prayer Shield information sent out regularly on line, sign up at www.prayerforparliament.com. As the UK Co-ordinators for the UK Day to Pray for the peace of Jerusalem, (DPPJ). The global day of prayer for the peace of Jerusalem is the first Sunday in every October. Currently prayer meetings are held the first Sunday of each month from 5:00pm - 7:00pm with venue availability in St. Mark's Church, North Audley Street, London W.1. Join the DPPJ UK FaceBook page to learn of the next upcoming DPPJ prayer gathering, or sign up to receive updates on how to pray currently for Israel. Out of Prayer for the Nations (PFN) The Prayer Foundation (TPF) has been built continuing on mobilising and encouraging prayer, with a focus on the media. The Deborah Company UK holds Prayer Courts monthly 'live' on line with prayers for families led by Julie Anderson for the members of (DCUK) and their guests. Notes of the monthly teachings on how to pray for your families with the audio recordings are available to members and their guests on the calls. Membership to DCUK is £5 a month, or £60 a year and supports the administration and compassion projects of DCUK as we pray for families. The Headquarters of The Prayer Foundation are housed in Ostler’s Barn, Suffolk which is the prayer and media base. House to House (H2H) in depth bible studies with Rod Anderson have been audio recorded here and Mission Prayer School (MPS) prayer teachings from Julie Anderson available which accompany the Above it All (AIA) tv programs that were mostly filmed there. These can be viewed on line where they are archived at www.rodandjulie.com/above-it-all. (see drop down menu for programs) Our new online ministry includes www.theprayergarden.org - an interactive website which has already received over one million visitors. Currently we have translations into other languages for this site, and are wanting to develop it for the new TPF apps for phones. The idea is for a new interactive help for children and youth with scripture prayers, to facilitate this incredibly fruitful way of touching thousands of lives with fresh faith to pray and strength to achieve. Rod and Julie Anderson also lead a growing and thriving church group who meet every Sunday in the West End of London, and are excited about their faith in Jesus. To join services in Central London and more info visit www.commonwealthchurch.org. When making a donation, please let us know in the comment box how you heard about us.
Harold Wood Primary School Association
(UK, 278629) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Raising money to support the education and welfare of children within The Harold Wood Primary School Community. Providing opportunities for learning that would be otherwise unavailable. Keeping the children engaged and enjoying their education and providing families with opportunities to enjoy experiences within Harold Wood Primary School.
Portsmouth Citizens Advice Bureau
(UK, 1039776) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00The Citizens Advice service provides free, independent, confidential and impartial advice to everyone on their rights and responsibilities. It values diversity, promotes equality and challenges discrimination. The service aims to provide the advice people need for the problems they face, and to improve the policies and practices that affect people’s lives.
Gartcairn Football Academy
(UK, SC041862) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Gartcairn Football Academy - "those who wish to play shall play".
Downsyndrome Ok.
(UK, 1099580) Browse events
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downsyndrome OK is a parent led, registered Charity offering help and support to families, professionals and people with Downs Syndrome in Surrey, Sussex and South London
The Musical Brain
(UK, 1135554) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00The Musical Brain encourages dialogue between science and the arts. Our conferences bring together neuroscientists, artists, medical professionals and performers to explore new research with a public audience. These events demonstrate the life-enhancing effects of the arts on conditions such as depression, epilepsy, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and post-traumatic stress disorder, providing practical implications for medical professionals, therapists and arts practitioners.
Ansari Qadiri Rifai Sufi Order (US, Ansari Qadiri Rifai Sufi Order - N/A) Browse events
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Phap Nguyen Buddhist Congregation Incorporated (US, Phap Nguyen Buddhist Congregation Incorporated - N/A) Browse events
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