(AU, 50149270900) Browse eventsThe aim of Make a Difference Foundation WA is to raise significant funds through various projects to make a difference to the lives of those in necessitous circumstances, thereby improving the overall quality of life across various Western Australian communities.
(UK, 1068861) Browse eventsWe work 6 days a week to inspire, involve and include people with a learning disability and their families to have great opportunities and experiences in life. We have a focus on healthy living and being active.
Purple Shoots addresses unemployment and economic deprivation in Wales through microfinance (small, accessible loans at ethical rates) to set up and grow small businesses. For those further away from employment, we develop self-reliant groups to build confidence,skills and income,.
(AU, 501859) Browse eventsLaunched in 1968 as the UK’s first community arts project, The Black-E connects artists and communities; offers ‘affection, protection, direction’ to young people; promotes excellence with a games-based culturally diverse programme from opera to hip hop, from oil painting to computer graphics.
SLSF supports and promotes outstanding recreational opportunities for children and adults with disabilities in cooperation with Northwest Special Recreation Assocation (NWSRA). All funds raised support NWSRA programs, scholarships, accessible transportation, inclusion and athletics.
(AU, 85942880545) Browse eventsWatson Road is a small school and is a National Partnership School in a diverse multicultural community with a strong focus on improving local children’s learning outcomes within a supportive school community.
(UK, 1140073) Browse eventsWe are a small charity offering support to families living with stroke. Our clients often have a complex mix of physical, cognitive, emotional and communications difficulties, often in social isolation. We offer personalised services and activities to help individuals maintain their independence
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a debilitating disease of the Central Nervous System (brain and spinal cord) that is usually diagnosed between the ages of 20 and 40 years.MS is an unpredictable, progressive disease for which there is no known cause or cure. An estimated 2.5 million people throughout the world have Multiple Sclerosis, with 20,000 sufferers Australia-wide and more than 2,000 in South Australia . Three out of four people diagnosed are women and every working day, 5 people in Australia are diagnosed with MS. With MS, the protective sheath around the nerve fibres becomes damaged, interrupting messages from the brain. It also interferes with the brain’s ability to control functions such as sight, mobility and speech. The symptoms of MS vary enormously and may include: Vision and speech difficulties Fatigue Loss of mobility and co-ordination Muscle weakness Incontinence Problems with memory and concentration MS is an unpredictable, progressive disease for which there is no known cause or cure.However, advances in treating and understanding MS are being achieved and research suggests genetic and environmental factors play major roles.
(UK, 800199) Browse eventsGatehouse aims to help anyone in need. It provides care for the elderly with mental health issues & long term nurological illness. It provides quality re-used furniture to those in need , incl ex prisoners, single parents , those fleeing domestic violence and the elderly.
(UK, Cornerstone Flintshire - N/A) Browse eventsCornerstone is an ecumenical group based in Flintshire North Wales. The group was formed four years ago. Our aim is to build a community to provide residentual support adults with learning difficuties in Flintshire.
We are a fully VOLUNTEER fire department that is funded thru donations, membership dues, and a yearly operations grant of less than $4,500 a year.We have 16 firefighters that are responsible for 96 square miles in southern Pawnee and northern Creek