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(US, 20-4637401) Browse eventsNICA has been working in rural Nicaragua since 2006, and we have produced quantitative results from the programs we have implemented under our Community Development Program. Our philosophy is to help residents develop their own community by w
Babies In Prison (BIP) is a small registered charity supporting babies who live in prison with their mothers. Our aims are to: Broaden the range of experiences available to the babies. Improve the mother/baby relationship by encouraging good parenting skills. Provide a range of educational toys and equipment to stimulate the babies. Trustees visit the units to discuss with the prison staff, nursery nurses and mothers how best to provide support by promoting good practice and encouraging them to share it with other units. Trustees recognise the importance of reading and are currently developing a literacy project to benefit both mothers and their young children. Help is given to any child whose mother is in extreme poverty or who has no outside family support. Trustees are facilitating links with Sure Start Early Years Teams and local toy libraries in those units not already linked. The charity provides volunteers to help take the babies out for a walk from Holloway. BIP funds visits to local farms, bird parks and aquaria. Some mothers attend weekly swimming sessions with their babies. In addition, each year we provide: Individual Christmas gifts Books at Easter A cot quilt or play mat.
(UK, 275424) Browse eventsThe International Voluntary Service supports thousands of small charities in Britain and all over the world. Our volunteers make a REAL difference to the lives of people in destitution, or poverty, or who suffer exclusion, or who have disabilities, or who have no access to education or work. We support enrivonmental sustainability and heritage projects too. IVS makes URGENTLY NEEDED WORK HAPPEN in local communities, helping local groups and their work sustain themselves. IVS - A great way to learn about the world, about other cultures, about how other people live, AND help many people in very different situations. Help us build a world based on learned understanding through volunteering. AND help those most in need. Join us!
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(US, 06-1613235) Browse eventsKickStart’s mission is to get millions of people out of poverty quickly, cost effectively, and sustainably. By combining the transformative power of technology, the entrepreneurial spirit of the world's poorest people, and the permanence of the
(NZ, CC43767) Browse eventsGrovetown School is a community of lifelong learners who make a difference. We retain the character of a small rural school. Our Year 1 - 6 community school is in a picturesque rural setting and is very well resourced. We provide a happy, family oriented atmosphere in which positive relationships.
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(UK, 1154902) Browse events"Trust Maria provides grants of facilities and equipment to the hospices in Suffolk. We help to enhance the level of care that their patients receive and help to provide more advanced equipment. Help Trust Maria to help the hospices." www.trustmaria.org.uk Facebook /trustmariaeastanglia Twitter @trustmaria What is our Story? We are an unincorporated association charity set up in the loving memory of Maria Mcsloy. Maria was rushed into hospital at the end of February 2010 suffering from severe abdominal pain and it was soon discovered that she had a melon sized tumour growing inside her. Over the next few days infections had set in and she was losing weight at a dramatic rate, it seemed that whatever the doctors tried nothing could bring these infections under control and it seemed that there was little hope she would survive. After several attempts with different antibiotics her temperature dropped which enabled the surgical team to perform the operation she needed to save her life, the consultant surgeon and his team gave up their own time to be at the hospital and perform the six-seven hour operation. During this time they removed a large tumour, gave her a full hysterectomy, took part of her colon away and scraped her stomach & bladder clean. Because of this wonderful dedication they certainly did save Maria’s life and therefore started her road to recovery. All of this happened about one month before “Hollie Footer” (Maria’s Eldest Daughter) was due to get married over in Cyprus and Maria unfortunately had to inform her daughter that she was not able to join her on the biggest day of her life. With all the upset that the last few weeks had brought Maria set about Plan B which was to send her best friend in her place to keep an eye on all the children and keep their spirits held high. When the hospital informed Maria that she was unable to go she made sure that she was going to be able to view the big day via Skype and wish them all well, so everyone was as happy as they could be. 2 Weeks prior to the actual wedding day Maria had her first consultation at the chemotherapy unit. She began to inform the consultant about the unfortunate news of missing her eldest daughters wedding. The consultant told Maria that if she wanted to go she could, as long as she had an injection every day to prevent her blood from clotting. With Maria being the fighter she was, she and Husband Peter set about booking flights for them to attend the wedding. Maria and Peter managed to keep all of this secret and surprised Hollie on the morning of her wedding by knocking on her hotel room door, little did Hollie know they had been in the same hotel since the day before and had been watching the family from their room. “What a wonderful day and what a lift for Maria”. What Maria put herself through and what Maria endured to make this journey and carry it through to the end shows what an inspirational, determined, brave beautiful lady she was. Maria will always be remembered for being the lady who was beautiful inside and out with the most lovely eyes, infectious laugh and smile, who only saw the good in all things. God bless you Sweetheart, you was the most beautiful Wife, Mum and Grandmother. She truly was and still is an inspirational woman who will never be forgotten. Now it comes to us all to raise as much as we can in her memory and give back the love and generosity she gave us all.