(UK, 1158644) Browse eventsA charity run, member lead community hub on Tooting Common. Enhancing the well being of the local community through activities, events, food, art and nature.
(UK, 1123776) Browse events"Tis better to light a candle than curse the darkness" We are a forward thinking group of people who strive to support carers of people with dementia and those they care for. The Dementia Support Group started in 1999 as a self-help group of carers of people with dementia. As we were the only group of this nature in Bolton our membership soon grew and we attained registered charity status in 2008. In order to effectively support the carer it was also neccessary that we supported the person with dementia. We therefore sought out many new and innovative therapies and devised some of our own to make the caring experience as positive and enjoyable as possible. The trustees of the charity and members of the management committee are all present and former carers of people with dementia and therefore have first hand knowledge and experience of what caring entails and what support is necessary. Several of our members have also persued professional qualifications in dementia studies to further their knowledge and to keep up to date with new technologies. We intend to be available for all carers of loved ones with dementia.
(UK, 1141876) Browse eventsWe provide facilities to as many people as possible at the cheapest possible cost. We aim high in terms of expectations and performance & aim to be a genuine community club. We measure our impact by personal pride and building self esteem as well as team work within all our members & service users.
(UK, 1203244) Browse eventsWe believe everyone deserves Gold Standard care at the end of their lives. GSF has for over 25 years trained thousands of health and care providers, enabling gold standard care for people in their last years with any condition, in any place, supporting them to live well right to the end.
(UK, SC025038) Browse eventsWest of Scotland Regional Equality Council is working for a just society which gives everyone an equal chance to learn, work and live, free from discrimination and prejudice and from the fear of harassment and violence.Our Vision:"We see an inclusive society free from discrimination" West of Scotland Regional Equality Council was originally set up in 1971 as Glasgow Community Relations Council and has undergone a number of evolutions to arrive at West of Scotland Regional Equality Council. Our aims are to challenge discrimination, reduce inequality and promote good relations between all communities. We work with a broad range of equality organisation with particular focus on minority ethnic communities living in the West of Scotland. The focus of our work is to respond to calls from communities for support and gaps in service and the greatest needs just now affecting our user communities are unemployment, welfare reform, immigration, access to further learning,skills acquisition, civic participation and good quality advice and information. We currently provide a range of advice, volunteer, capacity building and strategic services to progress equality in Scotland. We run many projects, to see our current projects please check our website. Charity No: SC025038 Find out more Website http://www.wsrec.co.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/wsrec123 Twitter https://twitter.com/WSREC YouTube https://www.youtube.com/user/WSRECFilms
The Campbell River Hospital Foundation is a registered charity dedicated to raising funds to support our hospital and Yucalta Lodge through equipment purchase, staff education and special projects that help enhance the service and treatment of patients and residents.