(UK, 1145043) Browse eventsPlan 28 is a charity set up to build Charles Babbage's Analytical Engine. The Analytical Engine would have been the world's first computer even though it would have been powered by steam and entirely mechanical. It is to be built to the 19th century plans left by Babbage and using period materials.
(UK, 250086) Browse events.Mothers’ Union is an international charity whose vision is to bring about a world where God's love is shown through loving, respectful and flourishing relationships. Men and women of all ages who are baptised and support its aims are welcome to join.
(UK, 1059370) Browse eventsTrying to raise £30,000 in one year to upgrade our computers in school.
(UK, 1110473) Browse eventsOver 150,000 children in the UK are designated as having behavioural, emotional and social difficulties (BESD) - engage in their future is all about supporting these children and those that work with them.
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(NZ, Hobsonville Primary School - N/A) Browse eventsHobsonville School is a full primary (YR 1 - 8) in West Auckland. We are a decile 9 school with approx 630 children.
(UK, 299293) Browse eventsACET UK works to support the rapidly growing ACET International Alliance. The Alliance is a group of independent organisations currently working in 23 countries to reduce rates of new HIV infection, care for those affected by HIV/AIDS and support AIDS orphans.
(UK, 257343) Browse eventsFeba is all about the creative use of radio and other audio media to inspire people to follow Jesus. We work with partners across Africa, Asia and the Middle East with a particular focus on contexts that are ‘closed’ or where it is difficult to be a Christian. The broadcast material is always contextually relevant and appropriate, addressing the interests and needs of local listeners; team members seek to engage and build relationship with listeners through various follow-up channels. Wherever possible, we seek to support the work of the local church. Radio can be powerful and personal, with messages broadcast in someone’s ‘heart language’ reaching behind closed doors. Radio can convey messages of hope, inspiration and love, as well as sharing new ideas, challenging assumptions, or promoting different behaviours. Programmes can be life-changing in all sorts of ways, and by the work of the Holy Spirit they can be truly life-giving too. Applying a Christian worldview or lens to wide-ranging topics and material at a local level, our partners can help make the gospel message relevant and accessible to their audience, and signpost God’s Kingdom. It’s not always possible or appropriate to proclaim the Christian message overtly, but our underlying motivation and desire is for Feba’s ministry to help introduce listeners to the good news of Jesus Christ.