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(UK, Disability Activity - N/A) Browse eventsDisability Activity was set up with the aim of giving children with learning disabilities the chance to experience all the outdoor activities we take for granted. Whether its a walk in the wood or summiting the mighty Cheviot Disability Activity aims to deliver a way of making this possible.
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(AU, Spina Bifida & Hydrocephalus Association of South Australia Inc - N/A) Browse eventsThe Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Association was formed in 1965 by parents of children born with spina bifida and hydrocephalus. We have now developed a wide range of services aimed at improving and preserving the quality of life of children and adults with spina bifida and hydrocephalus.
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(UK, 1108241) Browse eventsFACE wants All children to make informed decisions about their relationship to food and its production. All teachers to use farming and the countryside as a context for learning A thriving British farming community that is proactive in education and able to access top talent.
(UK, 233574) Browse eventsPaxos Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) was founded in 2005 to increase veterinary care on Paxos, support winter feeding of the island’s cats and provide an education programme. This year we are hoping to move into permanent premises and buy gas anaesthetic equipment so we can operate safely on dogs.
(UK, 1140794) Browse eventsUSS is a youth-led organisation working towards alleviating poverty in Somalia and Diaspora communities through the provision of education. The charity is dedicated to widening access to quality education for vulnerable Somali students and the promotion of sustainable development in Somali regions.
(UK, 1144333) Browse events“ to improve the quality of living standard of the community living in destitution in Bangladesh in particular the region of Chattak”
(UK, 504916) Browse eventsSt Michael's PTA are helping to build a Chapel. Since the 1960's a Chapel has been a part of our children's education. We are challenged to raise over £90,000 to ensure future generations of students enjoy the use of a Chapel in the new school a place of faith, prayer, peace, love and understanding.
(UK, 1141257) Browse eventsQK House is a Charity founded by Headteacher of Quintin Kynaston School, Jo Shuter CBE and her deputy, Irene Forster. QK House will provide a safe, stable and focused environment for Sixth Form students who find themselves in a situation that forces them to become homeless. QK House has identified a group of students within Quintin Kynaston School who are studying for their AS-Levels and A-Levels who have been left without a home for varying difficult reasons. These students are currently living in ‘sheltered accommodation’ and report to a ‘key-worker’ every week to discuss their progress. This group number between 6-10 students through the course of the academic year. QK House aims to provide accommodation specifically for these vulnerable students who wish to continue their education beyond compulsory levels. The house will provide a temporary housing solution to the young people’s problems whilst they are studying during this critical, pre-university and life-defining time. The key overall vision for the project is one whereby QK House will mirror as closely as is possible a family environment. Additional support will be integrated into the holistic network of support provision from QK School further enforcing the family support ethic. QK House is a preventative measure against young people going into care. QK House would be the final stage before the young people are placed into care. The house would provide the students with a stable environment in which they can complete their studies and also receive support from the school and from council support services. Aside from the obvious individual and wider social benefits there are clear financial benefits of avoiding the said young people being placed into care.