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Age Concern EnglandAge Concern cares about all older people and believes that later life should be fulfilling and enjoyable. But for too many people, this is impossible. Problems such as inadequate income and housing make the lives of older people a misery. Lack of accessible transport and shopping facilities can leave people housebound and isolated. View charity page |
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SparksSparks is a small charity with a big mission – for all babies to be born healthy and stay healthy. We were founded by sports personalities who believed that all children should be able to share the joy of simply running a race or kicking a ball. View charity page |
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Save the RhinoSave the Rhino International is a UK-registered charity that raises funds to: protect rhino populations and increase numbers in the wild; and to educate and find positive opportunities for impoverished communities living in areas of high biodiversity. Although global rhino numbers have dropped drastically in the past century (from around one million at the turn of the 19th century to fewer than 21,000 today) international conservation efforts can and do play an integral part in the successful recuperation of the species. View charity page |
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International Childcare TrustWe are currently supporting organisations working with some of the world’s most vulnerable children in Kenya, Tanzania, India, Sri Lanka and Cambodia. Our partner organisations provide practical help and aid to children either through projects working directly with the children or through projects that assist their families. They take a preventative approach by working in secondary towns, cities or remote areas, where the opportunities for rehabilitation and reintegration of displaced children into society are greater than in major cities. The programme activities encompass children’s support centres; night shelters; psychosocial support; primary education; healthcare, vocational training in marketable skills and family tracing and mediation. View charity page |
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Environmental Investigation AgencyThe EIA was established in 1984 to investigate, expose and campaign against the illegal trade in wildlife and the destruction of our natural environment. Working undercover to expose international environmental crime -such as the illegal trade in wildlife, illegal logging and trade in timber species, and the world-wide trade in ozone depleting substances - EIA has directly brought about changes in international laws and the policies of governments, saving the lives of millions of rare and endangered animals and putting a stop to the devastating effects of environmental criminals. View charity page |
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Round Table Children's WishRound Table Children’s Wish is a registered charity that grants Wishes to children aged between 3-17 and who are suffering from life-threatening illnesses. The aim is to fulfil a child’s secret dream, whether it is to meet their own heroes and idols from the worlds of sport, television and popular music, or perhaps to give them the opportunity to swim with dolphins or have a ride in a sports car. For others, a visit to Disneyland with their family or the gift of a computer or playhouse may be their ideal Wish. View charity page |
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Kids CompanyKids Company is a charity founded by Camila Batmanghelidjh in 1996 which offers practical, emotional and educational support to vulnerable inner city children and young people. The services offered are holistic, child-centred and multi-disciplinary. View charity page |
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Clatterbridge Cancer Research TrustCCRT is a positive force in the fight against the fierce impact of cancer, funding world class research into the genetics causing cancer, with the aim of developing better treatments for people on Merseyside. £1.5m in donations is needed yearly to fund the work as no funding comes from the NHS. View charity page |
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BrainstrustBrainstrust aims to save future lives by establishing a pioneering brain tumour research and treatment centre in the UK - The brainstrust Centre of Excellence. It is working in partnership with the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery to sustain clinical work supported by genetic and pathology research, and with the University of Portsmouth, to support laboratory-based research and translational medicine. View charity page |
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Whizz-kidzWhizz-Kidz changes disabled children's lives. By providing them with customised mobility equipment, training and advice, we actually give them something much more important - we give them the independence to live a life of freedom at home, at school and at play; the independence to be themselves. |
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Wood World MissionsWood World Missions supports numerous projects in communities in northern Malawi - building water wells, repairing and equipping schools, funding orphan programmes, providing HIV/AIDS education materials, helping train local people and supporting long term food security projects to name a few. View charity page |
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The Special Yoga CentreAt the Special Yoga Centre, we’re currently helping over 250 children with special needs in a variety of sessions including one to ones, small group classes and in community play schemes. View charity page |
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Rainforest ConcernRainforest Concern is a Registered Charity in the UK, established to protect threatened natural habitats and the biodiversity they contain, together with the indigenous people who still depend on them for survival. View charity page |
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Glad's HouseMany young children, some as young as 3 or 4 years old, in Mombasa, Kenya, are so poor they live on the streets. Life for them is a bleak struggle for survival, where drugs, alcohol and crime are often the only means of escape. They desperately need help. ‘Glad’s House’ is a young charity that aims to help these street children return to a ‘normal’ way of life. When we have raised sufficient funds we will be establishing Glad’s House, our own refuge in Mombasa. View charity page |
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National Federation of Women's InstitutesThe National Federation of Women's Institutes (NFWI), the largest voluntary organisation for women in the UK with 205,000 members in England, Wales and the Islands. Let's Cook! is a Women's Institute led project to teach young parents in England and Wales how to cook healthy meals and shop and cook healthily on a limited budget. The project is supported by the Food Standards Agency (FSA). Women's Institute members are trained to run free, practical courses in basic food preparation for young parents from disadvantaged backgrounds. View charity page |
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