(AU, 66114027649) Browse eventsThe PA Research Foundation funds world class research into deadly and debilitating disease. Everyday countless Australian lives of both the young and old are lost to serious health conditions, many of which could be prevented by early diagnosis, better health care and treatment alternatives. At the PA Research Foundation we are all about doing just this, saving lives to create a healthy world for all - by working hand in hand with the community to create opportunities to bring amazing health and medical breakthroughs to life.
(AU, 883429912RR0001) Browse eventsOMRA is a small volunteer-based charity which uses a grocery card fundraising program and tax-deductible donations to help recently arrived refugees and asylum seekers get established. OMRA has been operating since 2001. OMRA also partners with other like-minded, non-profit organizations to understand the obstacles to affordable housing in Ottawa, to look for solutions and to identify opportunities for joint advocacy. Our advocacy efforts involve maintaining current information on housing policies and regulations, identifying and meeting with key decision-makers, sharing information with groups such as Refugee 613’s Task Force on Housing, and supporting targeted advocacy actions. OMRA does not engage in partisan political activities.
(UK, 258247) Browse eventsEton Action is an independent charity conceived and founded by Etonians to promote charitable activity and social responsibility among boys. Eton Action is still run primarily by boys: House representatives elect an executive committee which governs the charity under the guidance of the chairman, secretary and treasurer, who are masters. Trustees are drawn from current senior masters and former masters.The activities of Eton Action consist primarily in raising money for other charities. The year’s main fundraising event is the community fair, which takes place on the fourth Saturday in September. Charity No: 258247 Find out more Website http://www.etoncollege.com/EtonAction.aspx
(UK, 1164570) Browse eventsSouth Manchester Down's Syndrome Support Group is a local parent-led charity, which supports children and adults who have Down’s syndrome and their families. We provide activities, social events, speech and language therapy, information and training to enable our young people to fulfil their potential. We offer opportunities for parents/carers to meet, share information and experiences,develop support networks and celebrate successes, and for children and siblings to make friends and have fun. We support new parents by providing support and friendship through a local network. We run training courses for parents and professionals, delivered by leading practitioners, which address the specific learning profile of individuals who have Down’s syndrome, demonstrating best practice strategies to promote learning and development. Activities include Chatterbox club, pre-school group, drama and events like the exclusive use of a soft play centre, interactive storytelling, and a very popular Christmas party! We have a library of resources which members can borrow and we get involved in initiatives such as the DSA’s Tell it Right, Start it Right training for midwives and its WorkFit programme supporting adults with Down’s syndrome into meaningful work-related activities. Charity No: 1164570 Find out more Website http://www.dsmanchester.org.uk/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/SMDSSG/ Twitter https://twitter.com/SMDSSG
(UK, 1029161) Browse eventsWhen you educate a girl in Africa, everything changes. Educating girls is the single most powerful weapon in the fight against poverty & AIDS. Camfed supports girls in rural Zimbabwe, Zambia, Ghana, Tanzania & Malawi. More than 2,420,900 children have benefitted. Visit www.camfed.org for more info.
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(AU, 91042722738) Browse eventsThe Garvan Institute of Medical Research is a world leader in innovative fundamental medical research with more than 600 scientists, students, support staff and associates. Garvan’s main research divisions are: Cancer, Diabetes & Obesity, Immunology, Osteoporosis and Bone Biology, and Neuroscience
(AU, 831330359) Browse eventsDream for the Future’s mission is to provide educational opportunities to underprivileged children in developing countries. We believe children are the future and to have a successful future we must invest in them by giving them the opportunities and education they need and deserve. Today, nearly 60% of Africa’s population is below the age of 25, and that percentage is growing. If they are given the learning opportunity they deserve, they could change poverty in their countries. Most of the children live in underserved rural areas we work with don’t benefit from the quality of education especially digital learning. Nearly 9 out of 10 youth in Africa between the ages of 15 and 24 – are not connected to the internet. To be disconnected in a digital world is to lose an opportunity to learn, build essential skills, and at-risk children have fewer chances to succeed. Investing in children’s education and access to technology seems to be a promising future for young people in Africa to step out of extreme poverty.
(AU, 75364725239) Browse eventsHaving opened our doors in 2014 and already boasting a community of approx. 3,000 staff and students, Hazel Glen College is the fastest growing government school in Victoria. We provide exciting educational opportunities to students from Prep to Year 12 that reflect and represent our diverse community, provide an inspiring, challenging and rewarding educational experience that engages and inspires a positive culture, and focuses on educating their minds, body and spirit. We promote and encourage our students to reach their academic capability and be responsible global citizens across our College community – to be ‘Learners Today’ who will be ‘Leaders Tomorrow’.
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(UK, 1146622) Browse eventsIn the UK, 1 in 10 babies need specialist care at birth. SSNAP supports sick & premature babies and their families in the Newborn Care Unit at the John Radcliffe Hospital. Imagine your newborn baby needing specialist care at birth. Instead of those very special days getting to know your baby as a family, you’re catapulted into an unfamiliar world of incubators, wires, medical tests and interventions. While your baby has specialist treatment, we provide emotional and practical support to help you through the trauma & upheaval. We’re there to help families cope, and provide state-of-the-art medical equipment and nursing expertise that could save babies lives.
(UK, NIC102410) Browse eventsThe Children’s Heartbeat Trust is a small, local charity that provides emotional and practical support to parents and families of children and young people with heart disease in Northern Ireland. Over 200 babies are born with a heart disease in N.I each year. Help us to support them.
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(AU, 17135149675) Browse eventsWatsonia Heights Primary School is situated in the well established, north eastern suburb of Greensborough, in the city of Banyule, sixteen kilometres from Melbourne's CBD. Opening in 1966, the school grew quickly with a peak enrolments in 1970 and in 2019 the school enrolment is 401. The school values, which underpin our programs are: Success, Teamwork, Respect, Individuality, Visionary & Effort - STRIVE!