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Scout Group based in West Enfield with over 100 members membership ranges from 5-14 years boys and girls. Raising funds for new extension
The 2Simple Trust helps parents and families to raise funds to support the treatment of children suffering from neuroblastoma. The Trust has also commenced a programme to fund leading clinical research into the causes and treatment of neuroblastoma in recognised cancer centres.
3rd World Hope concentrates on relief of poverty to disadvantaged communities around the world. This involves supplying sustainable resources such as a clean, safe water supply, land for growing food, shelter, educational material, clothes, mosquito nets, blankets and other life saving equipment.
The 44th Glasgow scout Troop is based in the West End of Glasgow. We cover a wide range of activites including rock climbing, scuba diving, abseiling, canoeing, the list goes on. We also go camping fairly frequently, on average once every two months.
We're 6th Rochdale Scouts. We endevour to keep Scouting alive in the Oakenrod area of Rochdale and give young people the opportunity to experience Scouting and the varied activities that Scouting delivers. We aim to grow Scouts skills into skills that they will use throughout life.
A Wa Po - Yoruba for 'we are together' - is a charitable organisation that was set up to build a future for physically disabled children in Nigeria. A Wa Po's school will offer physically disabled children free primary education followed by vocational training in Information Technology, in order to equip these children with the necessary tools for employment.
Task Brasil aims to improve the lives of street children and teenagers who live and work on the streets of Brazil by motivating them towards education, professional training, music, arts and sports, encouraging social skills and emotional bonds by teaching ethical, moral and civic ideals.
TO TEACH, DISSEMINATE, ADVANCE, DEMONSTRATE AND IMPLEMENT THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY TO THOSE WHO ARE TRAUMATIZED AND SUFFERING IN ORDER TO GIVE THEM HOPE AND RELIEVE THEIR SUFFERING. TO RELIEVE NEED AMONG ORPHANED AND DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN AND WIDOWS OTHERS IN NEED AS IDENTIFIED BY THE CHARITY.
Abbie’s Fund was set up by local mothers after Abbie relapsed with the lethal childhood cancer, Neuroblastoma, in June 2005. To date Abbie’s Fund has raised over £150,000 for research. Abbie’s Fund has to aim of making Neuroblastoma survivable and supporting those children already suffering from this horrendous childhood cancer
AbleChildAfrica exists to improve the lives of the estimated 50m children and young people who are living with disability in Africa. We do this by supporting partner organisations to carry out life changing work with them. We think disabled children and disabled young people should be allowed to decide what changes they would like to see, so we make sure that the organisations which we work with actively involve disabled children and young people in their decision making. We have been working in East Africa for the past twenty years and during that time have affected the lives of over 250,000 disabled children and young people. We are currently working in Uganda and Kenya and hope to expand our work to other African countries in the future. The programmes we run include rehabilitative healthcare, inclusive education, parents support groups, children's after school clubs and campaigning work which seeks the full inclusion of disabled children and disabled young people in policy and practice everywhere we work.
Abyssinia Support Foundation is dedicated to providing long term support to orphaned, abandoned and neglected children in Ethiopia by providing shelter, food, healthcae, protecton and education. Our vision is to reach as many children as possible, to give them security, love, hope and a bright future.
ACE is a small charity based in Newmill, Cornwall, UK. It believes that education is the key to conservation and poverty eradication. It is committed to supporting rural primary education in developing countries and it is currently assisting nine primary schools in rural Uganda.
ACE works in rural communities in Kenya and Tanzania giving training and support for caring for orphans and vulnerable children, their guardians or single parents and others infected or affected by HIV/AIDS. Its holistic approach includes agriculture and nutrition, income generation, schools health education, counselling, education for orphans, childs' rights and material support.
A.C.T. was formed with the vision to relieve poverty and advance the education of the children of needy widows and orphans in Africa. Our aim is to give every child the opportunity to achieve their full potential in life so that they can support themselves and their family in future.
ABC Trust is a fundraising organisation that supports community projects for street children in some of Brazil's poorest areas. Its aim is to provide the children with the means to make their own future better by offering them a broader horizon and teaching them new skills.
It began its work helping the many children orphaned by Bam earthquake in Iran; providing them with long-term "family-inspired" homes and care. As well as covering the children's basic needs such as; housing, nutrition and healthcare, it ensures a comprehensive quality education that aims at the children's development into self-confident, self reliant and contributing members of society.
Action for Russia's Children [ARC] is a UK-registered charity that operates in Moscow, Russia. We raise almost all of our funds ourselves and from this we award annual grants to 9 independent Russian NGO's, all of which were originally set up by, and are run by Russians. These organisations offer a much-needed alternative to the system of State care for disabled and under-privileged children, young adults and their families. We are staffed entirely by volunteers, we pay no salaries and do not run an office which means we can guarantee that 100% of your donation will go directly to the projects that we currently support. Please see our website for details of the projects we support at: www.actionarc.com
Action for Street Kids is a small UK-based charity which works with local partner organisations in the UK and across the developing world to assist street children, homeless young people, and children affected by chronic poverty and violent conflict.
Adam's Hats is a charity to honour the memory of Adam Hay who died of neuroblastoma at the age of 12. It seeks to improve the quality of time families have with their child undergoing treatment, by providing short breaks for families in a number of locations in the UK; it supports research into neuroblastoma in older children, the least-represented group.
Adventures for Development was set up by The Adventurists to provide funding for small, locally managed charities in far flung corners of the world who find it difficult to receive multiple donations from abroad. The result is a combination of local expertise at a grass roots level and transparency at an international one.
The Afghan Appeal Fund (AAF) - a charity run by families of British soldiers - aims to raise awareness of the plight of the people of Afghanistan, particularly the children, and raise money to help them. We are currently building three schools in different provinces of Afghanistan. By supporting these "hearts and minds" projects, we hope to help provide a better future, not just for Afghan children, but a safer world for all our children.
Afghan Connection runs projects in health and education in Afghanistan and has a twin school project linking 17 Afghan schools to UK schools . It has built 19 schools since 2002 .It has provided expatriate Paediatric and Obstetric consultants to give medical training and has supplied hospitals and clinics with refurbishment and equipment .
The Africa Childrens Development Trust is a small charity based on the Isle of Wight dedicated to supporting vulnerable children in Uganda through a number of projects that encompass health, agriculture & education, in particular mosquito net distributions.
Africa Enterprise Trust is an enterprise and education agency committed to doing good in Central and Southern Africa. It has built and now runs a street kids orphanage, operates a child sponsorship program (SAY YES), runs a microcredit enterprise loan programme and vocational training courses at its centre in Lusaka, Zambia.
The organisations aim is to enable every African Child to receive primary education. The single greatest deterent is hunger and family poverty, our first campaign to combat this is 'the Porridge Club' where we offer a free breakfast of porridge at school before the school day commences.
Agapao International works with communities to develop skills through leadership and training. Health care and educational needs are addressed through sustainable projects which are managed by the community - learn a skill, use a skill, share a skill. Volunteers can share their skills on an 'Impact Holiday' in developing countries.
AKIN was established 5 years ago to help children in poor countries by providing food, clothing, shelter, health care and education. It currently has 5 projects: in India, Tanzania, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Sierra Leone.
The charity works with a Trust in Southern India to support the construction and maintenance of homes and schools for disadvantaged children and for the education and welfare of those attending the non fee paying schools or resident in the homes.
Amantani UK was set up to protect the rights and interests of some of South America?s most vulnerable children. Using education, we aim to help indigenous children negotiate with modern Peru?s westernized system.
Rather than spreading our work across a continent or even a country, Amantani UK invests resources and time into making fundamental change in one district; Ccorca, which is situated 13 miles from Cusco, Peru.
Since May 2008, Amantani UK have run two boarding schools in the district?s capital. Our two projects help over 40 girls who previously had to walk up to 6 hours to get to and from school each day. In the morning, the girls attend the district?s state-provided school. In the afternoon, instead of walking home, they come to our nearby boarding schools for extra tuition in skills suited to their situation. For more information, please visit www.amantani.org.uk.
The Ampleforth Abbey Trust was formed to further the Roman Catholic religion. It undertakes as many activities as possible involving community and pastoral work particularly for the less advantaged, specifically in this case through FACE-FAW, (Friendship and Aid to Central and Eastern Europe-Friendship and Aid for the World).
The Anglo-Thai Foundation supports poor people in Isaan, a deprived region of Northeast Thailand. Education grants from primary school to college level mean families can afford to let their children complete state education. The Foundation also pays hardship and disability grants, and provides schools with clean drinking water systems, etc.
Anti-Slavery International supports today's fight for tomorrow's freedom by exposing current cases of slavery and campaigning for their eradication, supporting the initiatives of local organisations to release people, and pressing for more effective implementation of international laws against slavery.
ACC is a small and very personal charity enabling disadvantaged children in Mbarara, Uganda, to go to school and thus improve their chances in life. It works closely with local schools and organisations to provide fees, uniforms, food and background support at primary level, and seeks sponsors for secondary and tertiary students.
Helps fund cancer research; provide health care to vulnerable people caught up in natural disasters, conflict, disease and health system collapse, and funds programmes promoting understanding and tolerance among young people of different backgrounds, faiths and cultures by means of challenging adventure programmes.
ACF was founded to help support children in Srilanka. ACF provides the fundamental rights of any child which include food, shelter, healthcare and education.
African Support & Assistance Project is a charity, based at Mid-Cheshire College, dedicated to the support of education and communities in Africa. Our initial project is to provide a building for Befole Primary School in Lesotho (Southern Africa) to replace the one destroyed by a hurricane. It has 255 pupils aged from 6 to 17 years sharing dilapidated buildings and very limited resources.
We are a voluntary group of students and professionals committed to improving the lives of underprivileged children in India through education. "Asha", meaning "hope" in Hindi, is precisely what we wish to bring into the lives of these children.
Asha Kiran UK aims to enable special children to attain their full potential for independence and fulfilment in adult life. We promote the welfare of young people with health problems and physical or learning disabilities. The primary beneficiary is Asha Kiran Special Needs School, Bangalore, India
asphaleia action is part of the asphaleia group – an organisation dedicated to impacting the lives of vulnerable children and young people, and the organisations that work with them. Our charity seeks to contribute to the care, upbringing & advancement of life for vulnerable children & young people in the UK and internationally.
Asra Hawariat School Fund wirks for the relief of poverty and the advancement of education in Ethiopia through the work of the Asra Hawariat School. In addition to education and training, the charity has 350+ orphans with local foster families, and also run a mother-and-child health clinic.
AVIF is an innovative online charity, with a promise to Invest in our Volunteers. We assist with sustainable development via online & onsite volunteering in rural Kenya, East Africa. Being virtual means negligible administration costs for worldwide impact. We believe in efficiency, honesty and transparency. AVIF doesn’t do bureaucracy or charge fees.
The Aziza Foundation was established to provide education, care and nurturing to poor and orphaned children in Phnom Penh (Cambodia) through support in particular for Aziza's Place; a living and learning center caring for 21 children who otherwise would be living and working alongside their parents on the municipal dumpsite.
Baan Romjit is a small charity set up by Noi and Arlene Ramasut in the wake of the Tsunami . The aim of the project is to help children troubled by natural disasters and displacement. The first project undertaken by the charity was to support children in the Khao Luk area of southern Thailand most devastated by the tsunami. Baan Romjit provided funds for Ajarn ( Professor) Beow and her team of volunteers to seek out children in the more remote villages who had been traumatised by the loss of parents, close family and their homes Through regular visits ,small group counselling and therapeutic games, the children were gradually enabled to come to terms with what had happened and begin to look to the future. Baan Romjit provided small playgrounds for each of the four rural schools and also assisted in improving the toilet and washing facilities. Baan Romjit is now committed to helping displaced children from Burma in the Mae Sot area on the Thai- Burma border. Baan Romjit has provided funds for one small migrant school to repair the thatched roof before the rainy season and is now supporting the building of a brand new school to replace the old buildings.
Banana Appeal is on a BIG yellow mission to feed ONE MILLION school meals of fresh fruit to hungry children in Zululand. As well as feeding malnourished children, we need to build homes for orphans, protect vulnerable families and empower the community. Please help us save these forgotten children.
It runs a nursery school and associated development projects in the poorest region in the Gambia and sponsors children from the village through primary school and beyond.
It supports the work of HOTPEC Orphanage, Buea, Cameroon, West Africa. Support includes improving accommodation and facilities, staff training, education and the promotion of volunteering to work at the orphanage.
BBSI TRUST is a charity for the hurting.Our aim is to make a difference in children,s lives.Giving Hope, and changing lives.The charity currently helping children in the slums of kenya.Many lost both parents through HIV. An orphanage has now been completed and open on the December 4th 2008.The aim is to continue to build to help children and give them a better life.
Be More is a UK charity that supports grass root development and HIV/AIDS relief organizations in Africa by providing funding and volunteers. These organizations include orphanages, medical clinics, hospices and child rescue centres. You can volunteer at one of our partner organizations in South Africa or make a donation to support their work.
The Beacon Projects provides hope for the orphaned children in Blantyre – Malawi’s largest city and capital of the country’s southern region.
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A childrens' home in Tanzania, East Africa - caring for orphaned , abandoned or abused children who have no one else to care for them. To provide them with loving care, education and moral values which will equip and enable them to make a positive improvement and have a lasting impact on the fabric of Tanzanian society and culture when they leave.
Making a difference....NDOLA, ZAMBIA
In Zambia we are working with a local church and community school to help transform the lives of the lost and broken, in particular the orphans, widows and vulnerable children.
Making a difference.....LONDON
In the UK we are hoping to invest in the communities surrounding each of our branches in the London area, providing support and resources to improve the lives of young people.
We work to relieve poverty and to advance education and the provision of healthcare in Tamil Nadu, south India. We want to help as many poor children as possible to give them a good chance in life, saving them from the streets and from a life of struggle.
Bhola's Children supports a home and a school for orphaned and disabled children on the island of Bhola in the Bay of Bengal, Southern Bangladesh. The charity also finances operations for cleft lips and palates and club feet. It is now raising money for a hostel to accommodate 50 children.
Big Shot Cricket takes qualified cricket coaches to developing countries to run fun, exciting and educational cricket camps for children who would never normally get the chance. BSC provides all clothing, food and equipment for the hosting charities.
Birkenhead School is an Independent Co-educational Day School situated on the Wirral
Black Diamond Trust (BDT), is a Christian charity focusing on assisting grass roots organizations in developing countries. Its purpose is to assist these organisations in the provision of improved and sustainable educational and health facilities for underprivileged children
Over the last ten years we have supported Orphan Care Malawi - a project for Aids orphans. There are up to 300 orphans at this centre. We have great confidence in its management and the humanitarian benefits it is achieving. Any amounts given through the justgiving site will be dedicated in full to this project.
The Boots for Africa appeal helps to develop the skills and fitness of aspiring disadvantaged people of Africa providing them with the opportunity to enjoy the beautiful game. Sheffield FC collects new and used football boots and delivers them to Africa. So far, we have delivered over 4000 pairs.
Purpose of the charity is to advance the education of young people in Africa by providing school equipment and establishing links in the UK.
The Bright Horizons Foundation for Children is Bright Horizons Family Solution?s way of making sure that the closing line of our mission statement ?
Bright Sparks has been a registered charity in India for 4 years and is now registered as a charity in the UK. The charity set up and now runs a school that welcomes children from deprived backgrounds focused on the slums of Mohali, Northern India.
Many of the children are involved in child labour and have fallen out of the normal schooling process. Bright Sparks provides a flexible and supportive approach to education enabling the children to learn at a level which suits them. Bright Sparks? education is provided free to the children and for most, will be the difference between a life of poverty and the possibility of a career and prospects.
Bright Tomorrows is a UK based charity working to bring real and lasting change to the lives of children at risk, particularly those who have been disadvantaged through extreme poverty and/or homelessness
It has a home for 60 leprosy colony, street and railway platform children. It has a home and hospice for 30 HIV/AIDS orphans. It gives food and medicines to HIV affected families. It gives medical care to leprosy sufferers and self help grants to poor people to start small business.
B-BAP works in two primary schools in Bweyale, Uganda with internally displaced children, many of whom have come from districts which have been severely affected by the war in Northern Uganda and several have been child soldiers. B-BAP aims to provide basic resources and facilities and volunteers to contribute to education in the schools.
The Broom enables children and young persons sleeping rough or making a living on the streets of Africa to support themselves and their families through sustainable, skilled employment, away from the streets. It supports and enables these disadvantaged children to return to school-based education, or to undertaking vocational training or apprenticeships and provides shelter/hostel for them.
Build A School builds schools in the developing world AND promotes sustainable development education.
It helps to improve the lives of the poorest and the most disadvantaged families in Ethiopia, specifically those affected and disabled by leprosy by providing better housing and sanitation, education and ways to earn a living.
The Bujagali Trust supports educational projects in Uganda, East Africa. It has developed and now runs a nursery; it supports students in primary and secondary education; and is developing a vocational school. This will equip young people with practical, business and educational skills that can be used throughout the children's lives.
The Bulgarian Abandoned Childrens Trust aims to challenge the standards of social care in Bulgaria and promote the practice of community based care for all disabled children and adults.
The Burma Children’s Fund supports orphanages and pre-schools in various parts of Burma in order to provide shelter, health care and education for orphans and children. Children in Burma cannot control their own destiny and this is why our goal is To Support their Future
Buskaid is a unique initiative. Its aim is to give young people from Soweto the opportunity to explore and fulfil their musical potential through high quality tuition on the violin, viola, cello and double bass at the Buskaid Music School. Buskaid aims to transform lives and prospects through music.
It assists 500 Kenyan children through their education from nursery school age to secondary school age and free medical treatment through sponsorship. It provides school uniforms and all materials. It has now launched a Building Programme for a Nursery School, Primary School and an Orphanage to be built on two acres of land just acquired in Bomani Village north of Mombasa, Kenya.
The CAIRN Trust aims to develop sustainable rural village communities in Nepal through child education. We develop a communities educational infrastructure by building village schools and libraries and providing children with essential education supplies.
Calcutta Hope is a charity that works for homeless street children. Calcutta Hope runs a home for children and is appealing to supporters to assist with its running cost and sponsorship of the 50 homeless children who live there. Please find out more: www.calcuttahope.org Thanks!
Calvary Zion Children's Home is home to 31 orphaned or abandoned children in Mombasa, Kenya. Funds raised by the Trust assists with the everyday needs of the children such as food. The Trust recognises that a quality education is vital for the children's future so directly contributes towards these costs.
All money donated to the Cambodia Fund is sent directly to CCPCR in Cambodia (The Cambodian Centre for the Protection of Children's Rights - www.ccpcr.org). This money will be used for the rescue and rehabilitation of young sex workers all over Cambodia.
The Cambodian Children?s Charity (?CamKids?) is a development and relief organisation, dedicated to providing direct aid to poor children in Cambodia. CamKids is administered by its Trustees and volunteers and is able to pass on more than 120% of the money you give (after recovery of Gift Aid). For more information, go to www.camkids.org or e-mail: [email protected].
The Cambodian Futures Foundation (CFF) helps disadvantaged children and orphans in Cambodia by providing financial aid towards everyday expenses such as food, clothing, education and rent.
When you think of the Caribbean, thoughts turn to sun, sea and relaxation and for the fortunate this is an idyllic way of life. However, the people of the Caribbean require more than this to allow them a minimal standard of living. In reality they are often without the basic necessities that we take for granted, for example - running water, electricity, clothes etc. In many cases the young of the Islands are unable to obtain good educational and reading books, adequate clothing and shoes, bedding for babies and young children and educational toys that will help them grow into strong adults with the necessary abilities to help them achieve a better future for their own families. The objectives at CAMDY are to help and support these youngsters, by providing these valuable items for some children in the Caribbean. The most beneficial way of achieving this is by forwarding via air freight a range of good quality donated items from the UK. Additionally this has proved an effective action to help minimise landfill sites in the Britain by reducing waste.
By helping and supporting CAMDY you will be making the future bright for our own children and on the Islands of the Caribbean.
Educating girls and women is widely recognised as the single most powerful weapon in the fight against poverty and HIV/AIDS in Africa. Since 1993, the Campaign for Female Education (Camfed) has been supporting girls through school in some of the poorest rural areas of Zimbabwe, Zambia, Ghana, Tanzania and Malawi. More than 645,400 children have benefitted from Camfed's programme of educational support, helping them to leave behind a life of poverty. Find out more about Camfed's work at www.camfed.org.
Cantate is a mixed youth choir open to singers of all abilities, providing singing education and social opportunities. Cantate provides educational opportunities in music, singing and performing to a high standard. The choir is funded entirely by student subscriptions, and donations.
CRY is a Christian charity dedicated to caring for disadvantaged, destitute and suffering children, young people and their families. CRY aims to rescue and restore young lives broken by poverty, oppression, exclusion and abuse and to provide appropriate opportunities for a better future. CHANGING LIVES... SAVING FAMILIES... TRANSFORMING COMMUNITIES... MAKING A CHRISTIAN DIFFERENCE.
Placing orphans into good families! Grassroots projects with local families in China.
It assists disabled & disadvantaged children including: Child Welfare Getting the street children off the streets Freeing children from child labour Providing education amongst children & young persons Vocational Training Providing grants for higher education
Casa Alianza provides care, rehabilitation and legal aid services for over 10,000 street children each year in Nicaragua, Honduras and Mexico.
Services include, outreach, crisis centres that are open 24 hours a day, 365 days of the year, full time residential
Programmes and community support and family reintegration.
Casa do Caminho is a Brazilian NGO that operates three shelters for vulnerable and underprivileged children near Rio de Janeiro. Its mission is to ensure the childrens' health and security while supporting their educational needs enabling them to leave the institution with the opportunity of a better life.
CLC intends to raise awareness and educate young people about domestic abuse in young adult relationships. Domestic abuse can be physical, emotional, sexual and financial. It can also be harassment and stalking. It happens between adults and young people who are partners, ex-partners or family members regardless of their gender.
Transparent giving for deprived children. Direct. Secular. Zero admin costs. Supporting tsunami orphans and dalits in India. Extending to Kenya one day.
Cecily?s Fund helps Zambian children, who have been orphaned or made vulnerable as a result of HIV and AIDS, to get an education. Education is one of the most effective weapons in the battle against HIV? it gives children vital information, support from teachers and friends and skills to help them earn a living after school. We enable over 8,000 children to go to school by providing uniforms, shoes, books, pens and other equipment, and paying school and exam fees. Once they graduate, we help some of them train as teachers and peer health educators so they can pass on life-giving education to thousands more youngsters. For more information see our website www.cecilysfund.org.
Chain of Hope provides children suffering from life-threatening heart diseases with treatment to which they do not have access and we aim to develop paediatric cardiac facilities in developing countries. Chain of Hope provides cardiac care in two ways: · By sending out medical teams to treat children in-country and by setting up training programmes for local surgeons and medical staff in-situ. · By bringing children to the UK for open and closed heart operations as an interim measure.
Challenge Africa is helping people to help themselves, currently working with rural Kenyans to rewrite the future for their children. Our sustainable projects include orphan care, HIV/AIDS prevention and food and clean water provision, training and education. ‘Challenge Yourself’ our volunteer programme enables everyone to make a positive difference.
The Changarawe Project supports a school for orphans in Changarawe, Tanzania. It is a small-scale charity based on the principle of sustainability. We also run and finance a number of local initiatives, including a micro loan scheme to assist women to establish small business ventures and HIV/Aids seminars.
Changing Futures is a UK based charity that aims to provide financial and practical support to schools in Africa to improve the future of children disadvantaged by poverty, disease or war.
Chariots for Children aims to be, as far as possible, at the forefront in service provision, delivering education, relief from poverty and sickness to children, globally. Providing ethical services that collect and distribute funds and in kind donations in an effective, efficient and transparently accountable manner.
Cherish A Child UK is a faith based, child focused Charity. Cherish Uganda is the only established expression providing orphaned children with HIV/AIDS proper nutrition and a stable home environment in order for the drugs for HIV (Anti retroviral treatment - ARVs) to be effective.
Cherishindia's primary objective is to support the Love Care Centre in Chennai, India, by providing a permanent, purpose built orphanage which will ensure a safe, clean and secure environment for the children. The charity would also like to help support the children's education enabling them to realise their full potential.
CCIN supports children affected by radiation from Chernobyl. By respite care in the UK or Belarus, child sponsorship, humanitarian aid inc permissible medical goods, building and improvement projects and support an Orphanage, Special Needs School, Kindy & 5 Main Schools in the Kalinkovichi District.
Chernobyl Children Life Line help children suffering from the after effects of the Chernobyl disaster and economic situation.
It provides recuperative holidays for children from Chernobyl contaminated areas. It initiates projectsin Belarus to improve the lives of children with special needs. It delivers humanitarian aid to Belarus. It provides support for children with cancer including hospice care. It organises child care training programmes.
The Chiapas Children?s? Project (CCP) raises money for La Chozita ? an education centre for Mayan children in San Cristobal de Las Casas, in the mountains of southern Mexico. This oasis allows children to learn through Spanish and their own Mayan language instead of being on the streets begging or selling.
Chiks provides for needy children in S. India - from the rehabilitation of street children to respite care. Apart from totally funding its own home the charity supports others with anything from capital projects to running costs, health care, education and independence training.
Child Action Nepal's purpose is to raise money to support orphanages in Nepal of relatively small size (20 to 25 children maximum). Child Action Nepal makes a huge difference to the children it helps, offering shelter, education and most importantly a loving family environment in which to live.
It helps former UK child migrants to learn about their family background, meet members of thair family, clarify their citizenship and claim redress.
CWS is committed to working in partnership with organisations supporting frontline work with disadvantaged and vulnerable children, young people and their communities in Nepal, transforming their lives and providing them with life opportunities and the confidence to succeed. We are a pro-active grass-roots level children?s charity that believes in empowering our beneficiaries and partners, ensuring they can identify and create the changes they need. Our approach has long-lasting effects, is sustainable, and stands at the heart of our past successes.
ChildAid to Russia & Republics and A Voice for Moldova support a Moldovan care centre called Hippocrates. Hippocrates provides free therapy to disabled children who, due to their parent's extreme poverty, would otherwise receive no treatment due to the severely under funded health service of this desperately poor nation. ChildAid also works with several other partners in Moldova, Ukraine, Russia and Belarus transforming the lives of street children, orphans and children with disabilities through long term development aid. Visit www.childaidrr.org.uk for more details on Hippocrates and our other project partners, or email [email protected]
Since 1989 ChildHope UK has worked with girls and boys who are vulnerable to violence and injustice. These children are typically living on, or at risk of coming to the streets, abused or exploited, forced into hazardous work, orphaned, or lacking access to education and medical care. Today, ChildHope works in partnership with civil society organisations in Africa, Asia and South America, tackling the causes and consequences of violence against boys and girls. Together, we are working to: " Reduce child abuse and exploitation " Improve child justice and participation " Promote the rights of children affected by HIV and AIDS
It helps poor children of all ages in South India, giving them a hope and a future. Without the love, care and education given in the Christian-run Children's Homes it supports, many of these fantastic kids would either not survive or be living on the streets. A life-changing difference!
To promote the care of vulnerable children without families worldwide, especially those at high risk such as AIDS orphans or street children
CARF-UK raises funds for a community development organisation, ACER (www.acerbrasil.org.br), to transform the marginalised community of Eldorado, Diadema. At an Activity Centre it works through art, education, youth empowerment and economic development projects directly with hundreds of deprived and abused children, keeping them from the streets, and reaching thousands more through outreach work.
Children in Crisis exists to improve the lives of children around the world affected by conflict, deprivation, poverty or other hidden crises, by working in partnership with local communities to provide education, health and protection.
Children in Crossfire exists to make a significant and lasting contribution towards the eradication of poverty. We do this not alone, but by working in a vibrant web of collaborating agencies, each of us contributing something valuable and unique towards our shared vision for a better world.
Children in Distress, a dynamic UK registered charity that cares for Europes forgotten children who are abandoned, terminally ill, in need of care and support. Through hospices,children's centre's, medical care, therapy, practical support and learning opportunities each child is helped to overcome the great challenges.
Children in Hunger is a small international development charity fighting child poverty in Brazils poorest north-east region. Working in the slums of Fortaleza with grassroots Brazilian organisations it provides nutritional food, care and education for more than 275 impoverished children each day.
Children of Bahia is dedicated to fighting child poverty in Bahia, Brazil. We raise funds to support local projects who currently help over two hundred children with shelter, food, medical care, education and the love and support they so desperately need. We hope to help many more with your support. It is hard to understand how these children end up with no-one. Sometimes parents die or are imprisoned or fall ill; sometimes children flee homes due to violence or abuse; sometimes children become part of a gang; there are many reasons. Such children are often viewed at best as a nuisance and at worst as a danger to public safety. Violence against them is common place, and the only way of surviving is through begging, prostitution and crime. It is the aim of Children of Bahia to help to look after and educate as many children as we can over the coming years, to help guide them into a brighter future full of love and support. All our UK staff are un-paid volunteers and over 95% of all donations get to Brazil to help the children directly. Please do support us if you can. www.childrenofbahia.com
The Children of China Foundation provides help to orphanages in China to improve the physical and emotional care and welfare of China's abandoned children.
Children of Colombia was set up to raise funds for the care and education of very poor, sick and vulnerable children in Colombia, South America. Aid is given to three organisations in Bogota, Colombia's capital city - Hogares Luz y Vida, a residential home for disadvantaged and abandoned children; Renacer, which offers refuge and rehabilitation to sexually exploited children and Fundacion Colombo-Britanica, a pre-school nursery that helps keep children off the streets while their parents work.
Children of Peace is a non-partisan, multi-faith charity dedicated to building friendship, trust and reconciliation between Israeli and Palestinian children, aged 4-17, and their communities. Its aim is to develop a shared spirit via arts, education, health and sports programmes, so future generations might live and work peacefully side-by-side.
The Children of Sri Lanka Trust's aim is to help relieve poverty, sickness, hardship and distress among children of Sri Lanka
Children of the Andes is a UK charity dedicated to supporting Colombia's most disadvantaged children by working with local NGOs. With project partners it aims to provide relief from the effects of violence and poverty and promote longer-term development through a range of education, health, social care and conflict resolution initiatives.
Children on the Edge exists to help the most marginalised and vulnerable children worldwide with particular focus on those without parental care. We strive to bring life, hope, colour and fun into children?s lives, empowering them and giving them a voice. We are committed to ensuring their fundamental needs are met and rights protected.
Where possible we partner with grassroots organisations. Where civil society is not strong we implement programmes through indigenous staff teams. We constantly monitor global situations where children?s rights are being denied and will respond if our expertise and resource allow.
Help the Children's Ark Project to help children of child-headed households in Kigali, Rwanda. We are aiming to build both a Montessori Primary School and a Montessori Nursery (still unusual in Rwanda). In this way we are reaching out to the whole child family: by feeding, educating, and attending to the medical needs of the younger children as well, we are making it possible for the older ones to attend school in the first place. In school - in hope!
Working with slum children in Bangladesh whose joint family income is less than £0.70p per day. We provide each child full financial support for school, college or university, school uniform, books, nutritional assistance, and comprehensive basic health care for the entire household. Average cost is about £20 per month per child.
The Red Cross War Memorial Children's Hospital, based in Cape Town, is the cornerstone of paediatric health care and training in Africa . It is the only specialist hospital dedicated entirely to children in the whole of southern Africa. Patients come from poor, marginalised communities and more than a third of the patients are under a year old.
Children?s Relief Bethlehem is financing and managing the Caritas Baby Hospital in Palestine to ensure basic medical care for over 30,000 children each year. It is committed to improve access to medical assistance and supplies, and to fight poverty and disease through prevention and education.
It works towards improving the lives of underpriviledged and street children in Rio de Janeiro Brazil. It generates opportunities to develop children's self esteem, discipline and confidence, enabling them to fully participate in society.
Child's i Foundation aims to build a transitional home in Uganda to provide a safe haven and life saving medical care for abandoned, orphaned, vulnerable babies with the aim of resettling children back into loving families.
Since 1979 the Child-to-Child Trust?s international network has promoted children's participation in their own health and development. Child-to-Child projects can be found in over 70 countries worldwide and are estimated to impact over a million children annually. We work with vulnerable groups including; children living with or affected by HIV/AIDS and those in conflict and disaster prone areas. The Trust is based at the University of London's Institute of Education. Charity Registration No 327654?
The Chilli Children of Rukungiri (Uganda) Trust is a very small, registered UK charity (no. 1106601) which was set up to help orphaned and disabled children in rural Uganda. The Children's Project helps 3,000 orphans and 2,000 disabled children in the rural areas around Rukungiri.
China Children and Teenagers? Fund supports disadvantaged children in China in the neediest places. There are millions of reasons to get involved - 300 million! Help fight poverty and disease, improve health care and give economic opportunity to kids through extraordinary education and social enterprise projects.
The Butterfly Home (in Changsha, Hunan) is the first Chinakidz Children's Hospice and the first hospice and community palliative care service specifically for children in China .
It is part of an initiative in partnership with the local government - Civil Affairs, to prevent abandonment of babies in China. Alan & Lyn Gould have been working in China for over 14 years, this new work will be both challenging and groundbreaking and we cannot do it without your help. Thank you for supporting this work, to learn more see us at www.chinakidz.org.
Chipembele Trust is a UK registered charity (number 1107698) which supports The Chipembele Wildlife Education Trust in Zambia for the advancement of the education of children and young people in the conservation and preservation of the environment and its wildlife. Chipembele Trust UK also supports the Chipembele Pupil Sponsorship Scheme, in Zambia, which enables orphaned and vulnerable children to attend school.
To find out more about Chipembele Wildlife Education Trust - visit www.chipembele.org
CHIVA Africa is acharity, which provides affordable, sustainable, on the ground support to help local healthcare professionals develop the practical skills they need to use antiretroviral medication in children and manage HIV as a chronic disease.
The charity is volunteer run and does excellent work providing clean water, food, agricultural development, basic education and basic healthcare in many of the less developed parts of the world.
It helps children around the world, from backgrounds of abject poverty break the cylce of poverty and become self-sufficient contributing members of society through education, regular meals, healthcare, love and nurture.
Christian Action UK supports vulnerable people living in China's third poorest province of Qinghai. Qinghai Province is situated in the northwest of China, on the Tibetan Plateau, and is the source of China?s great rivers. Christian Action UK provides funds for orphaned and abandoned children in Qinghai, as well as schools, homes and rehabilitation facilities for Han Chinese, Tibetans and other ethnic groups living there.
The Christina Noble Children's Foundation is dedicated to serving children in need of emergency and long-term medical care, nutritional rehabilitation, educational opportunities, job placement and protecting those at risk of economic and sexual exploitation. The Foundation seeks to maximise the potential of each child.
The Cicely Foundation exists for deprived, vulnerable and needy children in both the United Kingdom and throughout the world to help overcome some of their difficulties. The main focus of the Foundation involves supporting work linked to education, health and well-being.
CID Ghana is a Volunteer and Development NGO based and working in Northern Ghana, West Africa. It is supported by volunteer groups based in Uk&Ireland, Belgium, Sweden, Netherlands and France. Currently we are rainging £50,000 to build a Primary School for 200 kids in rural Ghana, near the town of Tamale. Volunteers can work in a variety of
Classrooms For Kenya is a charity started by staff and students of The Weald School, West Sussex. The charity's aim is simply to promote education in Kenya by raising funds to build new, permanent and safe classrooms for Kenyan children.
Classrooms in the Clouds is a charity formed in the UK to raise funds and material to assist in the provision of education to the children of Nepal. We have recently completed our first project, the upgrading of Shree Lukla Primary School, and are now aiming to raise £30,000 to rebuild the Shree Bakhapalam Lower Secondary School in the region of Sotang.
Clouds of Hope focuses primarily on support to HIV/AIDS affected and infected people as well as on AIDS prevention. Beneficiaries of the project include all community members in the KwaSani Local Authority Area, who have been affected in some way by poverty or the AIDS pandemic.
Coaches across Continents works in developing countries to create leaders in those regions. Through an innovative educational soccer curriculum, volunteers train local coaches, educate children and work with local organizations that also use soccer to develop life and leadership skills.
Cobra Foundation is an independent charitable trust, founded by Cobra Beer Ltd in 2005. The Foundation provides donations to charities and good causes which focus on improving the life and outlook for disadvantaged children, primarily in India.
Cocoa 's mission is to improve the conditions for babies and children in China's orphanages, by enhancing their quality of care and providing equipment, medicine and trained staff. Cocoa is a non denominational UK registered charity founded in 1995.
It's aim is to support the Health and Education of Children in both the UK and abroad.
Colombian Happy Faces is a small charity committed to fighting child poverty in Colombia, South America. Often working directly with street children, past projects have included getting orphaned and abandoned children into a care centre when they had previously been forced to work and beg at traffic lights just to survive.
Our current project is co-funding a residential home and care centre for children with AIDS in Neiva, south-west Colombia. The building structure has now been completed but funds are urgently needed to complete the fit-out and provide the specialist equipment that is essential to help care for these sick children.
Colombian Happy Faces is run on an entirely voluntary basis so every penny of your donation goes directly to helping some of the most disadvantaged children in South America.
CWUHA deliver aid to Schools, Hospitals, Single parent hostels and Orpanages throughout eastern European countries via 2 x 10 vehicle convoys a year, the convoys are made up of volunteers from Royal Mail, BT and friends of CWUHA. CWUHA also support 2 schools in Tanzania with student sponsorship and building.CWUHA give aid to deserving causes in UK and further abroad if requested to help.
Communitas International doesn't do its own thing. We believe that partnership with existing indigenous, passionate, innovative organisations who are fighting poverty within their own society is the most effective and sustainable way to confront poverty and marginalisation.
Compassion UK is an evangelical Christian child development ministry dedicated to addressing the needs of children living in poverty around the world. Compassion's sponsorship programmes are Christ centred, child focused and church based.
COCO is a children's charity that is trying to make a BIG difference to the lives of children affected by poverty, war, famine and disease. COCO wants to give them a positive and happier future
Congo Children Trust supports the Kimbilio project in Lubumbashi, DRCongo. Kimbilio provides street children with access to food and shelter, education and training. The ultimate aim being reconnection with their families and reintegration into society. Kimbilio is also supported by CMS and works alongside the Anglican Church in Congo.
The Consortium for Street Children (CSC) is the leading international member-based network dedicated to advocating, promoting and campaigning for the rights of street-involved children. We are committed to creating a better and sustainable future for some of the most disadvantaged and stigmatised children by working together to inform and inspire research and action that influences policy and best practice worldwide.
The Cooper Kenya Educational Trust is a charitable trust established to entirely support and educate orphans and very poor children to give them the best possible chance in life. It was set up in 1999 by Michele Cooper.
The Cred Foundation partners with people in pursuing 'Justice for the Poor'. It partners with 4 groundbreaking international projects: 2 in Ethiopia, 1 in India, and 1 in Colombia. They're all run by local people; since Cred has direct relationships with them, your money goes directly where it's needed.
Cry in the Dark was established in 1998. In 2000 it built and opened a home for 24 children with special needs in Comanesti Romania. Casa Lumina is a home for life for these children who are now fast becoming young adults. At Casa Lumina the young people are treated with respect and receive the care and stimulation that each young person requires. Cry in the Darks second project in Romania is The Hospice Casa Albert project (Albert's House) and is providing community palliative care to a growing number of children and young people with incurable physical conditions with poor life expectancy, for example, childhood cancers or Leukaemia, congenital conditions such as muscular dystrophy, and HIV/AIDS and TB.
CRY works towards restoring basic rights to under-privileged children – rights to survival, participation, development and protection. It works towards eradicating the root causes of injustice towards children and makes sure that they have access to schools, good health and experience a childhood; seeking permanent solutions that bring about lasting change.
Cure International transforms the lives of disabled, disfigured and injured children in the developing world through surgery and healing, providing a network of specialty childrens hospitals in countries with the most need.
Our objective is to support the school by: Improving classroom facilities (Infrastructure) Providing teaching aids and pedagogical support (Teaching) Promoting oral hygiene awareness (Health) We have renovated 4 out of 9 classrooms and provided dictionaries and writing materials. 2009's focus will be on improving pedagogical support and health.
The trustees, and friends, passionately care for others less fortunate; in particular children, which yielded the creation of the DABW Foundation. The charitable trust was formed to develop and support projects, where there was significant need, by carefully considering then financially supporting them, hence the current activity in Africa.
It supports under-privileged children and young people in Darjeeling. It repairs schools, provides basic equipment and facilities such as toilets, organises child sponsorship, provides books and a travelling librarian to visit schools to encourage children to read, and supports children in two orphanages.
DCWC Nepal is a North west based charity set up to help the poor of Nepal. The charity specialise in the building of health and educational facilities in rural Nepal with an emphasis on the development of children and women.
Deaf Child Worldwide is the only UK based development organisation dedicated to ending poverty and isolation amongst deaf children worldwide by supporting the creation of local, national and global family-led movements to campaign for positive change for deaf children and young people.
The Didier Drogba Foundation provides financial and material support in both health and education to people in Africa.
Helps to alleviate poverty in Africa. Building orphanages for the fatherless and motherless children. supporting the poorest of the poor financially. we give grants and interest free soft loans to Widows, single mothers and the poor families in need
The Dnipro Appeal Charity was set up by football supporters on the back of a trip to the city of Dnipropetrovsk in Ukraine. The charity continues to grow and now provides help for numerous orphanges within the city as well as funding the Dnipro Kids Baby Centre. Thanks to the many donations it is able to continue to assist the orphaned children of Dnipropetrovsk and ensure that they are provided for and, more importantly, have lasting memories they can carry into their adult lives. Please visit our website for more information. www.dniprokids.com
It helps to raise funds to provide wells for fresh water and latrines to improve the health and sanitation for communities in Tanzania
East African Playgrounds takes out small teams of volunteers to Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda, building playgrounds for schools, orphanages and other charities.
Door of Hope operates humanitarian aid to destitute children living in ghetto villages of Bulgaria and the Ukraine. It provides feeding facilities, education, dental assistance, hygiene, teacher training, as well as a code of Christian values and a moral framework for the children's furture.
Mamatsi Guli Heart of the Brave? in war torn Georgia is one of Ecologia Youth Trust?s international projects to find families for orphan children. At the heart of its work is creativity, the care of socially deprived children and protection of the natural environment.
ECPAT UK campaigns against the commercial sexual exploitation of children, including child trafficking and child sex tourism. It is part of the international ECPAT movement and works to raise public awareness about the abuse and exploitation of children in the UK and across the world. ECPAT UK takes a leading role in lobbying the British government for new laws and policy to protect children.
Edirisa UK supports primary school education in SW Uganda and is committed to improving the living conditions of the local population and increasing local employment.
Our Mission - To advance and enhance the education of children in developing countries through support and provision of school materials, books, equipment and college sponsorship.
edukid helps disadvantaged children and families access education in Cambodia and Uganda. For many in these countries education is seen as a way of breaking the poverty that they live in. edukid aims to provide everything a child needs to go to school and therefore providing hope of a brighter future.
The Edward Starr Charitable Trust exists to improve the lives of children in the UK and around the world by providing project based funding. The Trust aim to support initiatives that give benefit to children through education, healthcare, development or simply fun.
The Egmont Trust works to improve the lives of children affected by HIV&AIDS and poverty in Africa. To date it has supported projects with over 50 partner organisations in Zambia, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Mozambique, Kenya and Tanzania.
The Elton John AIDS Foundation (EJAF) is a UK registered, international non-profit organisation that exists to empower people infected, affected and at risk of HIV/AIDS. To alleviate their physical, emotional and financial hardship, enabling them to improve their quality of life, live with dignity and exercise self-determination. The charity was established in 1993 by Sir Elton John. The Elton John AIDS Foundation (UK) is the largest independent funder of HIV/AIDS projects within the United Kingdom. During 2005, we awarded grants totalling over £1 million to support 39 UK projects. The Foundation is currently supporting 128 projects in 17 countries.
EMI UK is a charitable Christian development organisation. Its volunteers ? mainly architects and engineers - design facilities such as orphanages in developing countries to help the poor and show the love of Jesus Christ. EMI worldwide started in the USA in 1981.
Epiphany Trust is a charity primarily concerned with helping disadvantaged and disabled children. It facilitates projects through trusted partners; enabling maximum cost-efficiency and taking advantage of local knowledge. Projects include: funding schools in Burma, supporting families in Sri Lanka, India & D.R.C., and numerous endeavors within Romania.
The Esther Benjamins Trust is a children's charity working mainly in Nepal. It aims to give a childhood back to some of the world's most marginalised and forgotten children, including innocent children who once lived in prisons, street children, deaf and disabled children and children who have been trafficked into India and sold into bonded labour as circus performers.
EveryChild is an international development charity that works with the most vulnerable and marginalised children in many of the world's poorest countries to enable them to grow up free from disease, poverty and exploitation as valued individuals within strong communities.
Our principle activity is to alleviate poverty and promote environmentally sustainable development that benefits the poor through the collation,interpretation and dissemination of information about the factors that affect poverty and impact those in need
All money is spent in Malawi. It provides food for 400 to 500 orphans a day at feeding stations. Funds have been provided to build two village clinics and two classrooms at a village school.Other items like mosquito nets water treatment tablets and seed packs have also been provided.F.R.O.M Scotland has no administration costs.
FARA Foundation is a registered charity both in UK and Romania and has been actively working with orphaned and abandoned children in Romania since 1991. In Romanian FARA means "without" and the charity is dedicated to transforming the lives of some of the poorest and most marginalised children in Eastern Europe- providing care, education and life skills.
Feed The Children focuses on the needs of impoverished children and their families across Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, South America and elsewhere. There are two main aims; to provide emergency aid in the event of disasters, and to support long-term projects that build for sustainable community growth.
It helps the families and child victims of the Chernobyl disaster of 1986 in Ukraine. It personally takes out humanitarian aid 3 times a year in its 3 Transit vans. It also helps deprived children in the UK particularly via HMP. and single parent families at Christmas.
FFC sponsors orphan children in Ethiopia who lost their parents to HIV/AIDS. It provides grant to cover living costs, school fees, clothing and stationery. The children are looked after and cared for by extended families. Currently, there are 40 children under the sponsorship program.
we help vunerable children in ethiopia through our sponsership program and building project.
FoCT provides education, social and medical care and support to orphans, vulnerable and disabled children in Tanzania. We are a small charity, entirely voluntary. 100% of all contributions are directed at the projects in Tanzania ? we have NO OVERHEADS.
The Footsteps for Africa is a UK based non-profit organisation that strives to enable children in Kenya to reach their potential as individuals and in the community by helping them to become healthy, educated, self-sustaining and contributing members of their communities
Created in 1996, For A Child's Smile aims to rescue, care for and educate the poorest of Cambodia's children, especially the ones who are forced to scavenge through Phnom Penh's rubbish dumps to survive. FCS focuses on these children's healthcare and social well being and also looks to provide them with an education and vocational training so that they are able to secure a brighter future.
Forever Angels Baby Home provides interim care for abandoned, orphaned and HIV positive children who have no one else to care for them. The Home provides up to 50 children with a loving, stimulating environment caring for their mental, physical, social, emotional and health needs until a more permanent family can be found for them.
Forever Searching is a global group whose whole purpose for existing is to raise awareness to individual child abductions throughout the world. Thanks to the sheer determination and passion of the group members - Forever Searching are able to target several countries simultaneously with their ongoing awareness campaign.
FSF supports vulnerable children and communities who are living in poverty in The Gambia. FSF's main focus is to provide access to education and health care, provide resources, food provisions, clean water and sanitation.
Friends of Alalay (Santa Cruz) rescues children from the streets of Santa Cruz, Bolivia and offers them a loving environment living together in family cabins. The children are educated, loved and encouraged in their future working lives. Please support Friends of Alalay (Santa Cruz) - a charity that finds, feeds, houses, educates and loves street kids in Santa Cruz, Bolivia. Every penny collected goes directly to help the kids - there are no admin costs. www.alalay.co.uk
Our expedition to Kenya will focus on community delevopments with local schools and villages. Our wildlife conservation projects aim to provide lasting benefits to the local communities.
To support the work of the Alyn Hospital, Paediatric and Adolescent Rehabilitation Centre, Jerusalem, one of the world’s leading specialists in the active and intensive rehabilitation of children, regardless of religion or ethnic origin, with a broad range of physical disabilities. Alyn is the only facility of its kind in Israel.
Amani Children's Home takes care of orphans and street-children at the foot of Mt. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. It rescues children from malnutrition, homelessness, and abuse. Amani supports over 140 children and is committed to providing a safe place for children to grow in mind, body and spirit. See www.amanikids.org.
IT HELPS STREET CHILDREN IN KABUL, AFGHANISTAN BY PROVIDING EDUCATION VOCATIONAL SKILLS AND GENERAL SUPPORT
The Friends of Baale Mane (Baale Mane means "Girls’ home") at Gopalapura is a home for around 50 girls between the ages of 6 and 16 situated on the outskirts of the city of Bangalore, India. The baale provides shelter and a loving home for girl children. The girls are either orphans, have a single parent who is unable to care for them or have lost contact with their parents.
The mission of Friends of Colombia for Social Aid is to help improve the lives of the most disadvantaged children in Colombia. FOCSA fulfills its mission by donating medical, educational and other necessary equipment to hospitals and other institutions that have been set up to help these children.
Conakry Refugee School in Guinea educates refugee children who, deeply traumatised, fled from civil wars in Sierra Leone and Liberia. Education is their only hope. FCRS financially supports the school. Without this support it would be forced to close, it gets no other help.
Poverty relief through rural development in Tamil Nadu, South India. Provision of education, healthcare and disability support. Social and economic development through organisation and support for womens groups.
Friends of Nastenka is UK charity which aims to support a Moscow hospital which treats children with cancer and oncology related illnesses. Its objective is to help the hospital by purchasing urgently needed equipment and medical supplies on its behalf. Over the last two years it has raised over £30,000.
'Friends' supports the first children's hospice in Belarus. It provides care at home, in-patient care and respite care for children with life-limiting and life-threatening illnesses and their families. Their services are free. Friends is run by unpaid volunteers and our chairwoman speaks Russian fluently and has a place on the hospice's advisory board.
The Friends of the Children of Southern Africa helps AIDS orphans in South Africa to find safe and loving foster homes, get back into schooling, receive anti-retroviral treatment, claim government benefits, and learn skills to get work and/or start their own small businesses. Over 3000 orphans are looked after like this, and the numbers are rising all the time.
We support a home for destitute Tibetan children in northern India which was set up in 1979 by Mrs Pema Mega, a Tibetan refugee. There are around 30 children at any one time who live in a positive family atmosphere with Pema and her husband. The children generally stay until they get a job or go to college. There are no UK admin costs except bank and mscellaneous charges.
St James comprises a girls? secondary boarding school; and a pre-school, church, clinic and primary school serving the local community in Nyamandhlovu, Zimbabwe. FSJMS funds bursaries, buys food for the primary school and medical supplies for the clinic, and funds capital projects and maintenance.
The Funzi and Bodo Trust (FAB) exist to try and change things for the better. Working with local people we are creating the conditions for a better environment where people can reach their true potential and where at least the basics of life are available affording a decent quality of life for all.
Future For Nepal (FFN) was set up in January 2004 as an organisation dedicated to giving children in Nepal a better start in life. The charity's aim is to provide children not only with a good education, but a safe environment where all the needs of a child are provided for.
"Giving the Street Children of Today a Better Tomorrow"
Future Hope was founded in 1988 to help to provide a home, an education, health care and opportunity for street children in Kolkata.
Find out more at www.futurehope.net and sign up for regular news at www.futurehope.net/newsletter
Futures for Kids raises funds on behalf of the futures and options industry for charities which work to provide better lives and futures for children internationally.
Go2H is a project run by Christians in Sport committed to working with partner projects in making a lasting difference in the lives of children and young people living in poverty around the world through physical, emotional and spiritual support.
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
Following his death on 25th November 2005 and his funeral on 3rd December 2005, George?s sister Barbara and her husband Norman were completely overwhelmed by the unprecedented amount of support which was displayed by the fans to George and ultimately his family. They quickly decided that George?s death would not be in vain and on 26th April 2006 the George Best Foundation was born.
THE FOUNDATION AIMS TO:
?Promote and encourage a healthier lifestyle among young people through football in particular, but sport in general;
?Support groups working with young people and/or adults who are already experiencing alcohol or drug problems either on a personal level or within their immediate family; and
?Support vital medical research into illness particularly associated with alcohol misuse.
TO ACHIEVE THESE AIMS THE FOUNDATION WILL:
?Promote a healthy lifestyle through football/sport based initiatives;
?Provide education and advice on drug and alcohol misuse through youth and community initiatives;
?Provide education and advice on diet and nutrition through youth and community initiatives; ?Advocate for the benefits of a healthy lifestyle at events and initiatives and through the media; and
?Provide funds to assist with medical research into illness particular associated with alcohol misuse through universities and other medical establishments.
The Foundation is committed to providing charitable funds to everyone.
The Georgetown Trust, a foundation which provides education, through your donations, to children of all ages in The Gambia Africa. For more information, please visit www.thegeorgetowntrust.co.uk. Thank you for your support!
The Giraffe Project supports educational projects in the slums of Nairobi, Kenya through strong relationships with some of the neediest schools. By providing financial, emotional and educational support to the teachers, parents and students, Giraffe helps at risk children and teens achieve a better future. 100% of donations are distributed. "Giraffe Helps Children Walk Tall into their Future"
Give a Future Foundation supports locally run NGO's providing homes for orphans and free education. They build a network around the chosen NGO's to ensure not one child is dropped before they have a job and are self sufficient.
GivingWorks allows you to be your own charitable foundation giving you time to focus on your charitable objectives whilst GivingWorks provides trusteeship, financial reporting, Charities Commission liaison and networking services.
Founded in 2006 the Global Children's Foundation has already received tremendous support from many people who give their time and skills voluntarily. The Foundation has already helped raise funds for orphanages and youth projects in Poland, Bosnia, Romania and Sierra Leone and we are establishing networks with other organisations to reach out and help children in South America, Africa and Asia.
The Global Fund for Children is working towards a world where children grow up to be productive, caring citizens of a global society. It nurtures and invests in grassroots projects for sustainable and continuous growth.
Globalteer works closely with local projects and communities around the world with the aim to alleviate poverty and environmental degradation. The main focus is through education, health care, nutrition, income generation and conservation.
God's Children Empowered: Your chance to improve the lives of underprivileged children and orphans in Ile-Ife, Nigeria. We are helping to build a boarding school, which will bring necessities such as education and health care to these children. Please give what you can, every penny counts. Act Today . Thank You.
God's Golden Acre UK provides orphaned African children with food, medicine and a sound education in community cluster foster homes. All over the valleys young children are caring for their dying AIDS-infected parents and siblings. By rehousing them at God's Golden Acre they are allowed to develop their natural talents.
GOL is the Welsh Football Supporters Charity, who aim to help underpriveldged children, both home and abroad whenever the Welsh National Football Team play. Formed in 2002, Gôl has helped over 30 orphanages, childrens hospitals and schools, in over 21 countries.
Girlguiding UK is working in partnership with the Asociación de Guías y Scouts de Chile and sending groups of six Girlguiding UK members to Chile each year to achieve the following aims: - Growing Guiding - Female Empowerment - Leadership Development
Girlguiding UK is working in partnership with NAGGGS (National Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts) to achieve the following aims: ? Training and development of existing and potential leaders and trainers. ? PR/Recruitment in the Regions of leaders and new members.
This Fund supports members of Girlguiding UK to participate in GOLD (Guiding Overseas Linked with Development) projects which range from HIV/AIDS awareness in Honduras to leadership development in Tanzania. It also helps with extra costs, such as a disability, equipment or they require a carer.
Girlguiding UK is working in partnership with the Egyptian Guides Association and sending groups of six Girlguiding UK members each year to deliver workshops and training in employment and business skills. The partnership began in 2008 and the aims include growing guiding and leadership development.
Girlguiding UK is working in a three-way partnership with the Fiji Girl Guide Association and the New Zealand Guide Association. Groups of four Girlguiding UK members and four New Zealand members travel to Fiji each year to deliver workshops ranging from healthy eating to HIV/AIDS awareness.
Girlguiding UK will be working in partnership with the Guyana Girl Guides Association (GGGA). Groups of six Girlguiding UK members will travel to Guyana to deliver workshops and training ranging from leadership development to the environment and conservation awareness.
Girlguiding UK has been working in partnership with the Guias de Honduras since 2005. Groups of six Girlguiding UK members deliver workshops in raising awareness of sexual health and teenage pregnancy. Training also includes increasing self-esteem, confidence and advocacy.
Girlguiding UK will be working in partnership with the Malawi Girl Guides Association (MAGGA). Groups of six Girlguiding UK members will travel to Malawi to deliver workshops and training ranging from leadership development and finance management to conservation awareness.
Girlguiding UK has been working in partnership with the Russian Association of Girl Scouts since 2007. Groups of six Girlguiding UK members travel to Russia each year to deliver workshops in leadership development and the recruitment and retention of volunteers.
Girlguiding UK has been working in partnership with the Tanzania Girl Guides Association (TGGA) since 2009. Groups of six Girlguiding UK members will travel to Tanzania to deliver workshops and training in leadership development and raising awareness of guiding.
Gospel for Asia is dedicated to reaching the most unreached parts of Asia with Christ's love. Since 1979 we've sent national missionaries and now see the Lord establish 11 fellowships daily. Giving hope to Dalits through Christ’s love has been our priority, teaching 48,000 children and broadcasting in 103 languages.
We use sport as a force for good, hand-delivering sports equipment direct to children in some of the world's poorest communities, schools and orphan centres. Kicking a ball about is one of life?s most simple pleasures. Footballs can also help schools attract children into education, or bring those from war-afflicted countries closer together.
Founded by Emmanuel Jal, former child soldier turned international rap artist. Gua Africa’s mission is to “work with individuals, families and communities to help them overcome the effects of war and poverty”. Projects include educational sponsorships for former child soldiers, and the building of a school in South Sudan.
The Gumboots Foundation (UK) is a small charity supporting projects in South Africa working to alleviate poverty. Gumboots provides avenues for people living in the UK who are interested in making a difference to the countrys future. By supporting community based projects with local leadership Gumboots helps change the life chances of some of the countrys poorest people.
Gwalior Childrens' Hospital Charity is working to help and provide for poor, needy, destitute, disabled and underprivileged esp. children, women and old, the most vulnerable of Gwalior and Chambal region through Gwalior Hospital for Children and Women, Ophthalmic Centre, General Hospital, Rural health centres and Gwalior mobile hospital to provide a wide range of specialised medical care and health educational services in Gwalior and Chambal region, its slums, rural and remote areas. In addition GCHC supports children in existing schools and Orphanages as well runs a School for special needs and is building an Orphanage- Snehalaya to accommodate 200 of disabled and destitute children, details on http://www.helpchildrenofindia.org.uk
H2H Empowerment is a UK charity established to bring spiritual and practical help to adults and children across the world using Christian principals. Our vision is to provide for the sick, elderly, and underprivileged in the UK and around the world by means of fundraising events and donations. In addition, we also use workshops to empower and inspire people to maximise their potential.
The Hand in Hand Trust to alleviate the effects of poverty for babies and young children in Peru. It trains and employs women in local communities to provide day care centres which give a chance in life to children who are often malnourished and left home alone. It invests in these vital early years through its intregral programme of good nutition, stimulaion, play and creativity and loving care.
The Hannah Memorial Academy is a charitable trust dedicated to supporting a school in Darjeeling built in memory of Hampshire schoolgirl Hannah Foster. The objective of the school is to provide free education for the poorest children of the region. The work of the Trust is fully supported by Hannah's parents Hilary and Trevor Foster. For more information, please visit www.hannahmemorialacademy.org
Hanna's Orphanage is a small charity set up to help the children of Ethiopia by supporting the maintenance and expansion of Hanna Orphans' Home.
HAPsI aims to fund projects in south India which exist primarily to care for destitute children. It supports a children's home which feeds, clothes and guarantees good education to about 40 children, mainly orphans and some disabled. There is the intention that HAPsI will also support self sustaining development projects among very poor rural communities in the same area.
This is a charity that assists street children in Kenya by giving them either a safe house in which to live or in Foster Care (whichever is appropriate). It also ensures they are fed, cared for mediacally and receive an education to help them become valued members of society. The charity works closely with local people who are respected and have a heart for these deprived children
An educational charity providing help for young people (under the age of 21) in Africa based on ability and need.
HELP A POOR CHILD is a non-profit, voluntary organisation, founded in 1980, to provide assistance to children and families struggling in terrible poverty. Today, through public support, it helps children in different parts of Asia and Africa. With your help, it can continue to help poor children grow up healthy, educated and living near to normal lives.
We care for and provide education to child labourers in Nepal. We visit stone quarries, brick kilns and coal mines to interview children working in dangerous and unhealthy environments. Children are then selected on the basis of the results of our questionnaire, field interview and observation. We do so because we want to help the neediest children.
Help2read is a child literacy charity based in Capetown, that recruits, trains and supports literate adults who volunteer to help primary school children who struggle to read English. To date, help2read volunteers have changed the lives of over 4000 children, forever.
It helps children in the UK and Kenya to reach their full potential
Home-Start International is a grass roots organisation, working worldwide to support families with young children. Working in rich and poor communities with networks of trained parent volunteers Home-Start reaches out to families in need to provide friendship and practical help. Parents helping parents ? a simple idea that really works.
Hope 4 India cares for abandoned children in Andhra Pradesh through the provision of food, accommodation, clothing and education. Our children?s home in Kallur is currently supported by sponsors and a UK-funded sustainable agriculture project. Thanks to ongoing investment, the agriculture project will totally fund the children?s home in the years ahead making the scheme financially independent of Western support.
Hope and Homes for Children?s mission is to give hope to the poorest children in the world ? those who are orphaned, abandoned or vulnerable ? by enabling them to grow up within the love of a family and the security of a home, so they can fulfil their potential. In Central and Eastern Europe, we close orphanages and move children into family-based care whilst developing the services needed to help prevent child abandonment. In Africa, we provide a vital lifeline for families at risk of breakdown due to the pressures of poverty, disease or conflict. We believe that, above all else, every child should live within a loving family environment.
Hope for a Child relies on people to sponsor workers through their 'Sponsor a Worker' scheme. These people work in the areas of Income, Well-being, Health or Nutrition. Working with children, their families & communities, they help whole areas rise from poverty through effective Income schemes. The effect of this is to support children & families devastated by HIV/Aids in Africa.
Hope for Children is a low cost no frills charity that was founded in 1994 to assist children who suffer through being orphaned, poor or exploited in the UK and developing countries. Last year 100% of public donations went to beneficiaries
Working mainly in Sub Sahara Africa and Romania our goal is to rescue orphans and welcome them into one of our family homes. There they are loved nurtured and provided with all the need to reach their full potential, as our motto says 'today's orphans, tomorrow's leaders'.
The Hope Foundation for Street Children is the UK registered branch of the established charity The Hope Foundation (Ireland). Hope's mission is to provide sustainable development for severely underprivileged and vulnerable children, many of whom live on the streets or in one of the thousands of slums in Calcutta, India.
HOPE International Development Agency is a network of people who care about making a difference throughout the world. HOPE's national staff teams in Ethiopia, Cambodia, Afghanistan, the Dominican Republic and various other countries around the world work with impoverished communities, facilitating clean water supplies, education, health and sanitation training, and capacity development.
Hope One World is an independent charity providing educational training and support for less advantaged communities around the world. It is innovative in the way that it brings together volunteers from higher education and schools in the UK and overseas to promote educational development.
Hope4China aims to create hope, build relationships & provide oppurtunity for China's poorest children through Foster Care, Education, Medical help & support for children with special needs.
HopeAsia's Primary focus is to support an orphanage in rural Cambodia. They have raised funds to build accomodation and teaching buildings as well as providing food, day to day expenses and emergency health care and treatment They currently care for approximately 50 youngsters.
HOPEHIV is about the generation of hope. We support children and young people in sub-Saharan Africa who have been orphaned or affected by HIV/AIDS. They have the potential to make Africa?s future one of hope, rather than despair.
HOPEHIV?s work generates real hope through:
? Emotional and social support
? Education
? Economic empowerment
? Child rights
The Hotcourses Foundation was set up in 2004 to help fund the education of children in the developing world whose access to education was limited or non-existent. Its objective is to make a measurable, tangible difference to the lives of children in some of the poorest parts of the world. Initially it has focused on AIDS-orphans in Kenya and HIV positive young adults in Uganda.
House of Hope Nepal supports an orphanage on the outskirts of Kathmandu, ensuring the children are cared for and educated in a family environment. House of Hope encourages community and educational links in the local area and with students from the UK.
Howe Green House exists to promote the education of boys and girls between the ages of 2 - 11 years.
On the Sunday 12 September 2010, HSBC will be holding their third annual Triathlon and Fun Run at Dorney Lake near Windsor. The challenge, to swim,cycle and/or run is exclusively for employees, friends, family and colleagues of HSBC and external corporate teams. It has been organised to raise funds for the HSBC Build A School charity which supports special projects in Asia.
Over the past two years, through the HSBC Triathlon, we have raised nough funding to re-build three schools and adoption centres that now support over 1000 underprivileged children in India and the Philippines.
The schools were a fantastic success and the HSBC employee adoption and teaching scheme supports the children at a local level.
This year we are continuing our financial support for the schools that we have already built. The money we raise in 2010 will support food supplies,clothing, medical care and teaching materials that all three schools desperately need. By making a donation or helping to raise funds, you can help us give these children, many of whom are orphans, a better quality of life, a positive attitude, opportunities for success, and above all a healthier happier future.
Your funding will also support other schools that have not been able to benefit from a re-build. We will look to provide them with much needed meals, medical care and supplies.
Human Relief Foundation (HRF) is a UK-based registered charity (no. 1043676 & SC038671). HRF provides emergency relief, aid and assistance.
HRF has been implementing aid projects across the world since 1991 by supporting programmes of emergency relief to the most vulnerable including poor men, women, children, the disabled, and refugees in third-world countries"
It works with local partners in Ecuador, India, Mexico, the Philippines, South Africa and Sri Lanka, focusing on the needs of children who are vulnerable and at risk through poverty, helping them to build their self-esteem, gain access to education, and develop the skills needed to break out of poverty.
IF is a fundraising charity which organises fun, innovative and challenging fundraising events to help raise money for worthwhile causes it supports.
The ING Charitable Trust supports the charitable activities of the London branch of ING Bank NV and in particular acts as a conduit for charitable donations by people sponsoring ING employees taking part in the London marathon
International Childcare Trust works in the UK and in developing countries, in direct partnership with local groups, to implement innovative and cost-effective development and relief initiatives for the poorest members of the community.
IJM is a human rights organisation that rescues victims of violence, sexual exploitation, slavery and oppression. IJM criminal investigators, lawyers and aftercare psychologists document cases of abuses and mobilise intervention on behalf of those who are suffering. Cases range from sex trafficking to bonded slavery.
We help provide education for young people living in disadvantaged areas around the world. Through our projects we hope to improve levels of educational participation and achievement amongst those who need it most.
A Christian charity working with street children and orphans in East Africa, providing homes, rehabilitation, street outreach, training and work programmes
Aspen proudly supports The ISIS Foundation (UK) in making a positive difference to children’s lives, through educational & health projects. Among other projects, Aspen’s generosity is funding the rebuilding of a Neonatal ICU at a bush hospital in Uganda, and supporting AIDS orphans into education. See www.isis.bm, registration #1098152.
The mission of The ISIS Foundation (UK) is to make a positive difference to the lives of children in the developing world. Donor funds go directly to project-related work as the charity's parent ? The ISIS Group, finance and consulting businesses - pay all head office and administrative costs. The ISIS Foundation (UK) achieves its mission largely through educational and health projects in Nepal and Uganda. Projects in Nepal range from supporting war-affected children in Kathmandu, to working with villagers to put solar power, latrines, stoves and safe drinking water into homes in remote NW Nepal. Projects in Uganda range from supporting a home for street kids in Kampala, to funding, training and advising a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at a rural hospital. For more information please see www.isis.bm Charity Registration No 1098152
The Ituna Community Project is raising money to build a school in Zambia for 800 orphaned & vulnerable children.
JCD, formerly known as Jewish Child?s Day, has been providing support for disabled, neglected, abused and underprivileged Jewish children in the UK, Israel and Eastern Europe for more than 60 years. JCD helps pay for life-saving medical equipment and special educational materials for children with psychological problems and learning difficulties. Braille equipment for the blind, hearing stimulus equipment for the deaf, walking aids for the multi-disabled as well as clothing, toys and games, books, playground equipment and holidays are all paid for with the help of JCD allocations. Relying entirely on the generosity of the community and receiving no government or statutory funding, JCD grants give Jewish children throughout the world the chance to make a better life for themselves.
Many students in Africa have to walk more than 10 miles every day, in searing heat, to reach their nearest school. They arrive late, exhausted and unable to concentrate. jole rider sends bicycles to African schools and provides repair workshops, tools and bike maintenance training for students.
There are 1,000 disadvantaged children at the Sakhisizwe School in Port Elizabeth, South Africa. Some have HIV/AIDS. Some are orphans. All are unimaginably poor. Judy's Children raises funds to help feed and educate these children. Donate and you can help transform their lives.
The Juniper Trust began by supporting small sustainable projects in Nepal, helping mainly children and schools with Education and Health. Since those early days it has evolved, supporting similar projects across the globe, in countries such as Peru, Ecuador, India, Tibet, Kenya and many more.
Just a Drop is a water-aid charity which aims to reduce child mortality in developing countries caused by polluted water diseases like dysentery, cholera and diarrhoea. Currently over 1.4 million children die every year because of water-related diseases. That's around one every 20 seconds!
We always look for practical and pragmatic solutions and provide communities with access to clean, safe water on a sustainable basis be it by building wells, hand pumps, water pipes and drainage systems or carrying out health and sanitation programmes. That way being healthier, people can soon take charge of their very own lives through local agriculture, employment and education. In doing so, we restore their overall pride and their sense of wellbeing.
With 11 years' field experience in 29 countries, we have undertaken projects that have made a real, tangible difference to the lives of hundreds of thousands of what were some of the most desperate people across the world. With your support we will continue to do the same for many, many more.
It aims to provide care and shelter to children on the streets of Zimbabwe, offers counselling and teaching within a Christian context. It advocates for the rights of children.
We provide support to orphaned and destitute children in Goa, India through our partners in India - Care & Compassion Goa.
It helps the underprivileged, orphaned children in the area by giving them a loving home, security, food, clothing and an education in order to have a better chance in life; and it helps to support the community by developing skills that they may use to excel and support a basic living.
Long term support and Expert Advice for self-sustainable projects in Educational, Medical, and Humanitarian fields; £180,000 invested to date for Drinking water, Scholarships to poor children regardless of race or religion, Emergency Ambulance in India; Lymphoma Cancer research in Britain.
KSDP provides educational and other practical support to young Karenni refugees living in camps on the Thai/Burma border. Our motto is to 'help the Karenni to help themselves' and we provide education and support facilities to enable them to achieve this objective. Administrative costs are kept to a minimum with virtually 100% of our donations going to the Karenni .
Kariandusi School Trust is a charity set up for the advancement of education amongst children in rural Kenya. It does this by the construction of school buildings and the ongoing provision of school facilities in those schools. It also supports additional teachers, where these are not provided by the government.
'Karibuni' is Ki-Swahili for 'Welcome'. The Trust raises awareness of the needs of children living in poverty on the streets and in the slums in towns, cities and rural areas of Kenya, and raises money to meet those needs by supporting Kenyan projects working with the children and their carers.
Karis Kids is a charity working to set the homeless in families. Working with families in the UK and the Anglican church in Kampala, the charity enables families in the slums to take in orphans who are relatives, providing healthcare, education and basic necessities for the whole family.
To help with food, education, medication, shelter to orphans affected by the earthquake. To provide financial help to victims of the earthquake in Pakistan.
It aims to feed 1500 primary schoolchildren in Western Uganda, for 3 years. They walk many miles to school, without food till evening. A daily mug of porridge costs £15.00 a year per child, so our target is £67,500. Then, we will help the community buy land to become self-sufficient.
The mission of the Kathmandu Kids Club is: "Through The ISIS Foundation (UK), to link hands with and provide help and support for Himalayan children who are in serious need." Members of its Club make a direct and positive contribution to ease the plight of children in a country ravaged by poverty and war. You are making good its motto, which is: "How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world." - Anne Frank
The Keiskamma Trust is a community organization, centred in Hamburg, a rural area of the Eastern Cape, South Africa, which works to foster hope and offer support for the most vulnerable.
Kenya Children Centres provides refuge, health care, food, clothing, counselling and education to meet physical, emotional and psychological needs of orphan girls in Kenya. Many of who are abandoned, abused, sick and malnourished. We are building a second Centre for 100 girls and a Medical Centre for the local community.
The KCT is raising money to build a nursery school for infants and homeless orphans of Gataka (a Kenyan slum) and help set up community projects to help the local people create an income so that they can meet the running cost of the school in future years on their own.
Khalsa Aid (KA) is primarily a international humanitarian relief agency, based on the teachings of the Sikh Gurus who preached well being of all humanity. Since the launch of KA in 1999 we have provided aid in many different disasters.Most recently Khalsa Aid has launched projects in Punjab.
The Kianh Foundation works in Quang Nam Province, Central Vietnam. Its focus is on providing special education and physiotherapy to children with disability. Since 2002, it has helped the disabled children at the government-run Hoi An Orphanage. It?s now expanding to provide its services to the children in Dien Ban district, an area heavily bombed during the war, with the highest proportion of disability in the Province.
It's a home for orphaned and abandoned children of all ages, located in the Kilimanjaro region of Tanzania.
Kids Action helps the suffering child in Africa. It is particularly focused on helping children and families missed out by the big charities. In Malawi it works with hospitals to prevent and treat malnutrition in orphans and street kids. In Sierra Leone it runs a children's home for orphans and street kids.
Kids Aid Tanzania supports 135 children at the Hisani and Watoto orphanages near Mwanza, on the south-east shore of Lake Victoria. The children have lost their parents from the HIV/AIDS pandemic in the country. We have to raise £20 a month per child to provide them with care, clothing, food, education and to meet their medical needs. Any money raised over and above this can be used for improvements to their living accommodation. To date, we have built new dormitories, toilets and showers, and provided a water storage tank.
We are also fundraising to provide a malaria education and mosquito net distribution project which will benefit 3,500 children and 2,500 pregnant women living in the Bugarika squatter settlement in Mwanza. The protection provided by one insecticide-treated bed net, costing £4, can save the lives of two children or prevent one women from miscarrying or giving birth early to an under-weight baby particularly vulnerable to the many diseases found within the settlement. Pictures of the children at the orphanages and of the Bugarika settlement will be found on our website www.kidsaidtanzania.org.uk
Kids Alive rescues children who are orphaned, abandoned and at risk. We restore their dignity and give them hope for the future. We work in seventeen countries world wide, creating safe family-style homes and schools where abandoned and neglected children can thrive in an atmosphere of acceptance and love.
Kids for Kids is the only organisation helping children struggling to survive in remote villages in Darfur, Sudan. We are saving and transforming children's lives through the simple loan of 6 goats and a donkey to each family, installing handpumps and providing clean water, training midwives and first aid workers, teaching farming techniques and providing essentials such as blankets, mosquito nets and solar lanterns. Our tree seedlings are already giving fruit to children and holding back desertification. By teaching villagers to run the projects themselves, everything we do is sustainable. Each donation is a lasting gift of life to a child.
The charity aims to advance the education of the poorest nursery and primary school children in the Urugero and Umutaka areas of Kigali, Rwanda. The project also works in these areas to relieve poverty by creating opportunities for the illiterate and/or unemployed adults and young people so they can acquire basic skills to enable them to earn a sustainable living.
The Kindu Trust supports some of the poorest families in northern Ethiopia. Through gifts and child sponsorship we are able to ensure young people receive improved nutrition, education and healthcare. Thank you for supporting!
The King's Foundation uses sport to develop children and young people physically, emotionally and spiritually. King?s work across the UK and developing world in partnership with local organisations to develop leaders and provide sports and activity programmes for children
KISS works in Uganda to support vulnerable children, their families and their communities. It does this by providing funding for education; medical treatment; families that care for orphaned children or are in difficult circumstances; support for young mothers and social outreach projects.
The Kitchen Table Charities Trust (KTCT) exists to help third world charities that are too small to help themselves. These charities support vulnerable people and make a long-term difference in their communities through activities such as orphan support, rescuing street children, enabling small children to go to school, and providing micro loans for people to set up small businesses.
We work with local community based initatives in Kenya and Uganda that support orphans and children of poor families. This includes nutrician programmes in slum areas, schools for poor kids, rural based orphan support programmes. NO KOFUP DONATIONS ARE USED FOR CHARITY ADMINISTRATION ALL GO DIRECT TO AFRICAN CHILDREN.
Supporting Kubuneh Health Centre, The Gambia. Providing money for medicines, medical equipment and vital structural needs.
Assisting local communities in poorer parts of the world to improve their educational facilities. Raising money to sponsor young people from Britain to work with local people to build classrooms or workshops and be involved in the life of the local community.
The charity buys roundabout wells for communities in Africa. As children play on the roundabout they pump clean water up into a large holding tank. A single well costs just £6,500 to install and can provide up to 2000 people with fresh water.
It works with children in Belarus, preventing them from being abandoned and improving the environment in orphanages for those who have been abandoned. It also works with disaffected youth in Britain, involving them in the refurbishment projects and giving them a greater understanding of the world in relation to their own environment and needs. The 'Belarus Experience' empowers young people to believe in them selves and have pride in what they have achieved by helping those less fortunate than themselves.
'Let Us Shine is charity registered in the UK and Ghana with an aim to providing free education to as many children as possible through the construction of primary schools in Ghana. Our schools enable children to be educated for the first time without the constraints of school fees their families are unable to pay. We also offer scholarships to high school children allowing them also a chance at finishing schooling. We believe every child deserves the right to a free education. For more information please see our website www.letusshine.org
Let's Hike or Bike for Children is a series of challenge events in aid of four leading children's charities: Barnardo's, Dreams Come True, Kith & Kids, and MedEquip4Kids. The donations you make to Let's Hike or Bike for Children will be distributed equally between them. The events are organised by Action for Charity - www.actionforcharity.co.uk
Liberty Foundation exists to provide care, rehabilitation and education to abused, abandoned and disabled children in Belize, Central America. Liberty provides high quality residential care for up to 40 children, runs a community school and operates a local outreach program to provide assistance to vulnerable families with young children.
The Libra Foundation takes UK students out to Romania to work in children’s centres, with mentally, physically and developmentally delayed children. Libra provides resources and experiences to Romanian children that centres cannot otherwise afford.
Life Uplifted by Change In Africa (LUCIA), is a charity run entirely by enthusiastic volunteers. It aims to improve the lives of people living in poor areas of Africa. It does this using various methods including Self Help Groups, Sustainable Development programmes, Orphan Girls and Street Children Projects.
The Freeplay Foundation is unlike any other non-profit humanitarian organisation in the world. Its mission is to enable access to information and education to the most vulnerable populations through appropriate and sustainable technologies particularly self-powered radios. The Freeplay Foundation is committed to promoting the importance of radio as a vital communication medium in the developing world and believes that, like education, access to information is a fundamental human right.
The Lifespring Foundation (Africa) provides practical support and empowering solutions that impact the issues of poverty, HIV & Aids for widows, orphans & vulnerable families in Zambia. Supporting a school for orphans, innovative empowerment training programmes for widows in health care & practical skills for self-sufficiency and encouraging communities to work together.
It helps Children and Young people resident in or citizens of Romania, through Christian Prinicples, by offering Social, Educational, Cultural,Medical, Emotional and Spiritual Support.
LightForce International works with children in Uganda, India, Kenya and Albania. Projects include feeding, shelter, informal education and assisting those with special needs. Meeting people at their point of need is only the first step. A sustainable future is the goal
Our heart is to strengthen, equip and facilitate indigenous people who have good ideas and exercise great commitment and discipline but have very limited resources. LIM Xpo is our organisation that sends volunteers to our projects in Romania and India to work with disadvantaged children and young adults.
LCD believes all children have the right to a good quality education. The charity works with schools and their communities in the most impoverished areas of Ethiopia, Ghana, Malawi, South Africa and Uganda. By sharing and developing skills its work is bringing about some remarkable, long-lasting changes in education, helping over a million children to have a better start in life.
Link Romania exists to rebuild lives and communities in Eastern Europe. It supports the poorest and most marginalised people through poverty alleviation and humanitarian aid. Particular emphasis is on education, working with the homeless, street children, those living in shanty towns and the disenfranchised.
Working with disadvantaged children.
The Trust is run by volunteers in the South-east of England, making donations to support various projects, both Local, National and International. The projects supported range from Children in Belarus, to Water Wells and Eye Camps in Africa.
Lively Minds is working to improve the lives of children and youth in Ghana and Ugana by setting up community-run play centres, promoting good hygiene practices and supporting and empowering their caregivers and educators.
Help relieve poverty and sickness in children, worldwide.
By encouraging the people of South Bucks to live generously m.a.d. aims to develop a greater sense of community in South Bucks and to match the skills of that community to needs in Kampala, such that its partners are better able to provide for vulnerable children in their care.
To advance education for the public benefit of adults and children in Africa, in particular Malawi by the provision of equipment and materials to schools, orphanages, colleges and communities.
Manchester Aid to Kosovo supports recovery in Kosovo by providing opportunities, resources, and developing partnerships. MAK works in the following areas:
* Construction of the Manchester Peace Park
* Art and Music
* Sport
* Education
* Promoting justice and equality
* Family support
* Collecting and Distributing Aid
Simple acts of kindness: we help local people throughout the world , people who take care of children at risk because of war, famine, violence or disease.
The Mango Tree helps over 10,000 orphans in Tanzania and Kenya who have lost parents to HIV/AIDS. We provide health and welfare support through over 180 local unpaid volunteers and 6 nurses, and the education and vocational training the orphans need to build sustainable, independent futures for them. We have no overheads in the UK.
At Maranatha Care Children our belief is that South African orphans, street children and other children and young people at risk, should not be denied the opportunities that every child deserves.
We aim to help South African children by offering development in education and life skills, providing a suitable home environment and safeguarding the future of those children and young people in residential care. All children are entitled to grow up in a safe, healthy and nurturing environment. But at Maranatha Care Children we also want to empower children and young people to fulfill their full potential.
The Marwyn Trust works hand in hand with chosen charitable and educational programmes.
MCAI is a small international charity dedicated to improving the healthcare and survival rates of babies, mothers and children in developing countries. The charity helps poor communities by training the doctors, nurses and local health providers in emergency life saving skills, refurbishing children?s wards and providing essential equipment.
The trust provides food, boarding, general and musical education both Western and Indian to the most destitute children from Kolkata, India. Trustees hope to purchase further 4 acres of land to build a school to accommodate 400 children. This is a Christian school but children of all faiths are admitted.
Mat-to-fore exists to reach out to those living in poverty, showing them the love of God in real and practical ways. The needs of children are of special priority. Established in 2006, the charity is currently working in the village of Kotei in the Ashanti region of Ghana.
The Maya Childcare Trust works to improve the lives of children living in poverty in Guatemala. Nearly half of Guatemalan children under five suffer chronic malnutrition. The Trust funds a childcare centre which provides good nutrition, a safe and caring atmosphere and a stimulating educational environment.
Medict is a charity dedicated to transforming the lives of very poor disabled Mexican children who would otherwise only know pain and misery. Medict supports a large charitable institute in Mexico called Nuevo Amanecer where hundreds of children are treated and educated, helping to provide vital equipment and staff training.
MOAM facilitate projects in 2 areas of Ethiopia. Drought stricken Langano and the growing town of Debre Zeit. It is currently building a school for children with special needs, providing housing, education, food and clean water for widows & orphans. Every penny counts. No admin costs.
We work with local people in the Philippines and Myanmar to alleviate poverty and care for abandoned children. We sponsor over 300 kids through school and have facilities for 100 kids in our purpose built home, feeding programs for hundreds of kids living on a rubbish dump. Regular team challenges enable volunteers to take part in our work overseas.
It helps aids orphaned children in a remote village in Kenya to improve their life chances through the provision of financial assistance, support and education and practical advice
It is a charity offering hope for those with multiple and life-threatening problems for whom no other help source is available.
It gives a hand up not a hand out to the community of Mityana, Uganda. Priorities include Fire Safety for children; sustainable development and increasing democracy for the community [particularly women] and building a Community Resource Centre. It works with the community and responds to its needs.
MBSCT specifically targets the children and community of Mugurameno, Chirundu, Zambia, which is a rural district 200 miles south of Lusaka. It provides educational support to two schools in the community.
The Muir Maxwell Trust is the UK's only charity dedicated to paediatric epilepsy. The Trust?s remit is to provide practical support to children and their families coping with severe epilepsy and to increase awareness and understanding of epilepsy and help remove the stigma associated with the condition.
MUKTI raises money to assist some of the 300,000 homeless children of New Delhi. MUKTI currently supports two children's homes: Karm Marg for street children, and the Naz Care Home for abandoned HIV Positive babies and children. Everyone working for MUKTI does so on a voluntary basis.
It works with the National Centre of Arts and Music Schools (CNEArt) in Cuba to send and distribute materials to children and young people for music and performing arts education in Cuba.
MustB MAD works with national and international communities in need, offering direct assistance and financial support to other organisations that are making positive changes to people’s lives. Communities can vary from those affected by conflict or in need of emergency aid, to those people old or young, seeking practical support.
It strives to contribute to the education of pupils at the School in Tanzania. It does this by raising money for the improvement of buildings and equipment at the school and also by providing bursaries and scholarships for children of the area.
Mysmallhelp aims to relieve poverty amongst children starting in Nepal. Mysmallhelp provides education to orphaned children, poor children and ex street children that otherwise would not be able to go to school. It works directly with schools and a team of volunteers in Nepal. Your small help can make a big difference to a childs life.
The Nagajuna Trust supports the Nagajuna Modern School based in Pokhara, Nepal, which provides a home, education and love for over 120 children. It provides a rare learning opportunity for these mostly orphaned and all impoverished children, whilst also helping to preserve the Tibetan culture.
Naked Heart builds safe and inspiring play facilities in underprivileged areas of Russian cities. It has built 39 facilities to date in 30 Russian cities since 2006.
KCC rescues, houses and takes care of orphaned and vulnerable children from all over Uganda. Our vision is to give a safe and loving environment to children from war torn areas, slums and AIDS affected families. They are loved, cared for, educated and equipped in the hope that they grow up to become agents of transformation within their own communities.
Founded by Nelson Mandela in 1994, NMCF works to improve the lives of vulnerable children in South Africa with programmes that address HIV and Aids, disability, and that build confidence, self esteem and prepare young people for a healthy and productive future.
The Nepal Education Foundation works in partnership with local communities in rural Nepal to improve the sustainability of their local government schools.
We provide long term, effective, sustainable support to 30 physically disabled children at the New Life Centre in Nepal and with virtually no administrative costs. The children usually come from remote and mountainous areas where life for a disabled child is particularly difficult and there is very little medical help or access to education. Disability may occur due to a variety of reasons but often because of untreated accidental injuries and severe burn injuries as a result of babies and young children being left unattended with open cooking fires while their parents work the land.
We work closely with the children and staff at the centre assessing their needs and liaising with the local board members of the centre about the best way we can help. The main focus of our support is a commitment to provide a new home which will help the centre save a third of its budget for rent to use for other important expenses. We also help with other essential day to day costs. We liaise with other Nepali and foreign donors of the centre to ensure a web of integrated support that minimises reliance on any one agency alone, thus guaranteeing on going medical care, a caring home, a healthy diet, good education, as well as post school training and further study where appropriate.
It provides safety,love,education, healthcare & security to street children and orphans in Uganda,until they can provide for themselves. It pays for school fees and all their scholistic,personal and healthcare requirements.
New Futures Nepal gives disadvantaged children and adults in Nepal and India hope for a better future. It works with the children and their carers towards independent adulthood. It provides loving homes; educates children and adults; provides specialist medical care and provides shelter for hundreds of street children in Kathmandu.
It helps street children and orphans along with disabled and widows. It also helps in skills training community work.
New Ways strives to promote human development in the poorest and most neglected parts of the world by supporting projects (mostly, health, education, agriculture and water resources) that enables local communities to take responsibility for their own lives. We work predominantly in Northern Kenya. Our primary project is covering the running cost of 22 Nutritional Nursery schools (feeding 1,600 children).
It helps mentally and physically disabled children in Georgia (former USSR), many who lived in appalling State Institutions. The Next Step Village provides residential, educational, medical and developmental care in a family environment. It helps re-integrate the children into society and works with Government improving social care for disabled children.
This grass roots charity helps the most impoverished people of Cambodia who suffered the atrocities of the Khmer Rouge. The charity helps over 15,000 people made up of more than 3,000 families in 8 villages. Please see www.nkfc.org for more information. The Nginn Karet Foundation for Cambodia exists in order to help village people in Cambodia to secure their basic needs, through a partnership program. Focusing initially on one village, the Foundation supports village people to secure their basic needs, including primary education. Primary health care systems are supported so as to enable mothers to produce appropriate food for their families, based on locally grown cereals, vegetables, fruit and fish. The provision of potable water and the control of local water supplies to village fields for crop and livestock production is a priority. Ownership of the program lies with the village people. The Foundation respects and tries to promote the traditional culture on which village life is based, within the context of sustainable development for basic needs.
Humanitarian aid and development in UK and elsewhere but mainly in Bangladesh.
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Ocean Stars helps children and families in Sri Lanka rebuild shattered lives. It helps with education projects in the east of the country. It has set up several sponsorship links with families in the UK. It has funded over 50 projects since it was set up in January 2005 after the Tsunami. To date Ocean Stars has raised over 60,000 to help poor communities in Sri Lanka.
It provides support, encouragement, resources, education and training to organisations and individuals motivated to reach their full potential. Current project: refurbishing the buildings and school of a Tanzanian orphan centre and providing support and training for the centre?s team.
One Child is a charity which facilitates the education, health and overall development of children in developing countries. Since 2003, One Child has been successfully running two Child Education Centres in Ajogarpara village in West Bengal, India. One Child has partnered with a local NGO, Asha, which manages One Child's day-to-day work.
Pioneering projects, which relieve the suffering of children and foster tolerance, peace and understanding in areas of conflict and spearheading groundbreaking projects in Kosovo, South-Africa, the Middle-East, the former Soviet-Union and South-America, aiming to create centres of excellence and models of best practice from which one can learn and replicate.
We aim to build a one-to-one relationship of mutual trust with local communities, and make the most positive difference to the quality of life of many disadvantaged children in Israel - Jewish, Arab, Druze and Bedouin. Our projects include after school centres, cycling clubs, martlial arts classes and a project for horse riding for children with special needs.
THE OPAL FOUNDATION IS A CHARITY WHICH IS DEDICATED TO SUPPORTING UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN, ENHANCING THEIR LIVES AND GIVING THEM OPPORTUNITIES THAT MAY NOT HAVE BEEN ORDINARILY OPEN TO THEM.
Open Arms is caring for orphaned children in Africa and India. It also works with families and communities ravaged by poverty, disease and injustice to bring hope for a brighter future, in part through building orphans' homes, and also running community feeding programmes and medical clinics.
Operation Smile U.K is a leading medical services charity dedicated to providing free reconstructive surgery to children with facial disfigurements in the developing world. Each year thousands of children are born with facial deformities, with the rate of incidence in developing countries at approximately one in 500. Without appropriate medical care, these children suffer both physical and emotional trauma - many have difficulty breathing, speaking and eating. Our philosophy is simple; Change children's lives forever through a simple operation. Since 1982, Operation Smile has changed the lives of over 117,000 children and young adults suffering from facial deformities. However, at Operation Smile we do so much more than just operations - our goal is to give our local partners the sustainable foundations including all the tools and training they need to continue treating children once the Operation Smile medical team has left. To find out more, contact www.operationsmile.org.uk
Opportunity2Hope gives hope to the poor across Africa, Asia, Central America, Eastern Europe and the UK. O2H funds community initiatives that empower disadvantaged people. O2H members can apply for funding toward projects. O2H has an annual OPERATION HOPE APPEAL encouraging individuals, Churches, Schools and Communities to raise funds for the poor.
Orphans Know More is a relationally based partnership working to give orphans a Face, a Family and a Future. Their pilot project assists Ugandan families caring for 150 HIV/AIDS orphans and vulnerable children.
Orpington Methodist Church supports young people in volunteering projects both at home and overseas . The main fundraising effort is through an annual sponsored walk -now in its 42nd year
Oundle Africalink will be building a bridge to improve access to the Clinic that we established for a local community in Pomene, southern Mozambique in 2008. We shall also establish a women's sewing collective and a fishing collective, which will provide the local community with a boat and equipment and will encourage sustainable and environmentally friendly fishing practices. 100% of funds donated will go to the Community Aid Project. Thirty Oundle students will travel to Mozambique to work on the project in July 2010.
It helps provide a loving family for children who do not have one. It works with Christian families abroad who welcome children made homeless by alcoholism or drug abuse. It has purchased a house in Poland where loving parents have created a secure and happy home for children from state orphanages.
OXAB is a small charity working with disadvantaged children in the Balkans. As well as sending student volunteers to work in orphanages and day centres, OXAB also runs educational projects to improve the lives of children and young people and help them to achieve their potential.
The Oxford Young Carers Project provides support to young carers aged between 5-25 who physically or emotionally care for someone in their family with a disability, long term illness, mental health difficulty or drug and alcohol problem.
Promoting Equality in African Schools [PEAS] is a UK charity which aims to make a sustainable, long-term difference to the lives of African children. It does this through the foundation and development of low-fee secondary schools, initially in Uganda, helping vocation centred secondary education become available to a greater number of young Africans.
Pebbles Project enriches the lives of children from disadvantaged backgrounds with special educational needs, especially those whose lives are affected by alcohol, through providing support and training to local wine farm and township creches and establishing after-school provision for older children living in the Winelands area of the Western Cape in South Africa.
The Trust supports long-term improvement in Vietnam in terms of poverty reduction, healthcare, education, the natural environment, and national infrastructure via small-scale projects not easily addressed by other agencies. Current activities include bursaries for Vietnamese students intending to work in the Trust’s key areas and small projects related to child welfare.
Plan is an international humanitarian development organisation helping children to realise their full potential. Plan strives to achieve lasting improvements in the quality of life of deprived children in developing countries through a process which unites people across cultures and adds meaning and value to their lives.
POP: ’Play Our Part’ is a lifestyle organisation. This unique new charity aims to make it easy for people in the UK to assist community projects in the developing world. POP does this by acting as a bridge between its members - and community organisations that work to support people living with and affected by HIV/AIDS.
The money that you raise gives some of the poorest orphans in Africa a chance to improve the standard of living the Point Foundation look to support specific orphanages that require the simplest of items such as food, water, clothing, shelter and education.
Positive Steps was established in 1989, it is a care and support organisation dealing with vulnerable people In Scotland and internationally. Your donation makes a huge difference and allows it to continue to offer real people real solutions.
It is working to help Uganda's aids orphans, providing schooling, healthcare and life's basic needs. Our current project is to build 2 dormitories a guest room and toilets for Kiwi orphanage, Kampala.
IT HELPS CHILDREN ESCAPE FROM POVERTY.
Precious Sisters is a charity trust created to support the education of girls and young women in Kenya. We sponsor under-privileged girls through four years of secondary school at Precious Blood Kilungu.
The Princess Margarita of Romania Trust (PMRT), an Incorporated British Charity was founded in 1991 with the aims and remit to support the work of the Princess Margarita of Romania Foundation in Romania. The PMRT's main activities are related to fundraising for the Foundation's programmes whose principal beneficiaries are children and the elderly in disadvantaged communities in Romania.
Project Gem is an educational charity which works with young disadvantaged children in the UK and Brazil. It uses the arts as a means of encouraging communication and expression, empowering young vulnerable people to choose an active participation within society. Gem won first prize in the state of Bahia, Brazil as the best educational charity.
Project Harar Ethiopia aids children and young people with severe facial disfigurements, securing for them life-changing surgical treatment and after-care.
It exists to support and work with Malawian people who want to improve the lives of the rural poor in their own country using the networks of Christian churches in remote areas. Providing bible teaching for pastors, health education and training, support of HIV orphans, village wells and bicycle ambulances.
PV, supports orphans in Botswana, It encourages people to give up a week of their working life in order to assist the development of the children. 100% of all funds raised go directly towards the funding of materials and clothing for the children.
Puentes' mission is to create and finance projects that contribute to the well-being of children living on the street and in already existing rehabilitation centers in Lima, Peru.
Radio Lollipop operates at Evelina Children's Hospital and at Great Ormond Street Hospital to provide care, comfort and play to children and their families. Volunteers involve and entertain children during their stay in hospital by combining music from its studio (in an old tube carriage at GOSH and a new glass cube at Evelina) with play activities on the wards. It's serious FUN!
It raises funds, mostly through individual sponsorship, to provide help with education for disadvantaged children. The Trust operates mostly in Sri Lanka, but also in Nepal and Kenya.
The Rainbow Centre works to address the serious problem of child poverty in Sri Lanka. It provides, education, welfare, medical assistance and loving support to children who live on the street, in slum housing and in conditions that threaten their survival.
The RCCF is a foundation that helps promote education, relieve poverty and protect good health amongst children under 18 years of age. We aim to help kids who would otherwise suffer from or be at risk from ignorance and/or exploitation. Financial support will be obtained through The Rainbow Collections (a series of CDs for children) and our unique fundraising events.
Rainbow Kidz, charity was set up to raise funds to build a Pre-School/Community Centre to help the underprivilidged children/people in aTownship in Grahamstown S.A. It now has a Pre-School taking care of 40 children also s a plot of land to be used for building a community Cetre once it has raised sufficient funds. See our constitutuion within website, containing our Aims and Objectives.
It helps the children of disabled people in Mekele, Ethiopia to get an education and thus a better chance in life through the building of a school. To date 400 children are educated at the school and building work continues to achieve a target of 1000
RTU serves the poorest families and communities in a remote area of southern India. Alongside healthcare and community development work, RTU cares for over 1000 children – abandoned or orphaned, often through AIDS. They live with foster mothers in four specially built “Children’s Villages” and are educated and supported to adulthood.
It serves the people in need in Reading and overseas. There are projects in the UK to help young and disabled people.Overseas in Kenya there is an ongoing support for Nyambi an aids orphanage in Nairobi which rescues very young children who are abandoned in the slums.
Refugee Youth Project is a voluntary organisation that works with community-based partners to provide support and activities for young refugees and asylum seekers. We aim to encourage refugee youth participation in project planning, implementation and evaluation. The organisation is run by a skilled and committed group of volunteers. We have projects in London, Lebanon and Nepal.
Rejuvenate Worldwide Limited (RJW) is a non-denominational Christian charity working in the UK, Africa (Uganda and other countries) with a vision to give young people at 'risk' the opportunity to reach out to others across the world less fortunate than themselves and make a difference.
The Rhema Partnership provides education and welfare for 130 orphan and semi-orphan children, two projects for children with disabilities, and a growing primary health care ministry.
Supporting underprivileged children around the World - one life, many changes.
This campaign is run by The RISE Foundation, a UK charity that helps people in the developing world. 'We Are Together' is a film which follows the children of Agape Orphanage in South Africa on an incredible 3 year journey. Donations go to the children¹s education fund and help give them a bright future.
Uganda River of Life Ministries supports the work of the River of Life Church in Masaka, Uganda - helping street children, widows and orphans and others in need realise their full potential and spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ in word and deed.
It helps to finance schools, children's homes and churches in the third world and runs christian meetings for the homeless and needy in Bournemouth, England.
It provides charitable help to children in need, hardship or distress of serving and ex serving personnel of the Royal Navy, Royal Marines, The Queen Alexandra Royal Naval Nursing Service the former Women's Royal Naval Service and the reserves of those forces.
The Robert Grace Trust has supported people with HIV/AIDS and their carers since 1987 via the AIDS counselling services of London's Middlesex and Royal Free Hospitals. In 2000 giving extended to Nkosi's Haven and Community Action, in Johannesburg, South Africa and from 2003 to orphanages in Kenya, Cape Town and Rwanda.
Robin Hood Ministries is a Christian charity committed to changing lives in the UK and Overseas by relieving poverty through direct action. The charity currently supports projects in Romania, Tanzania, India, Nepal, Malawi and Haiti. Support is given through the funding of projects such as children's homes, medical centres, canteens, clean water projects, legal aid projects and homeless projects and also through a Child Sponsorship Scheme. For more information visit: www.robinhoodministries.org
The charity was set up to fund projects in memory of Rosie May Storrie, age 10, who was murdered at a Christmas party in 2003. It is currently building two ?Rosie May Homes? for Tsunami Orphans in Sri Lanka in addition to the centre it already supports feeding 86 Children.
The Rotary Club of Abingdon Vesper supports a broad range of projects both local and international. Community projects include annual barge trips on the Kennet and Avon canal for local people with physical disabilities. International projects range from Action for Children in Conflict in Kenya to supporting doctors in Tanzania.
The Rotary Club of Forfar runs a bi-anual Marafun to raise money for Cancer research and local charities.
The Rotary Club arrange fund raising events to support various causes
Part of Rotary International supporting local, national and international organisations and causes, developing peace, understanding and fellowship through the ideal of service above self.
The Rotary Club of Leicester de Montfort carries out a range of money-raising activities and hands-on projects to help many local, national and international charities. It aims, among other things, to raise over £10000 through walking the Hadrian`s Wall path in April.
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Rwanda Restored seeks the advancement of education of young people in Rwanda by building or improving schools, relieving financial hardship by providing money for food, housing, education, clothes and social support for widows and orphans across Rwanda.
The Rwenzori Trust was set up in 1992 to promote education and training in Uganda, focussing on the Rwenzori mountain area. Within the Trust, the current projects are sponsoring secondary school education, completing an eco-tourism lodge and building a local clinic and pre-school nursery.
The Sabre Charitable Trust is a small charity working on a big issue: Education. Through our Whole School Improvement Programme we are working with the local education authorities to make school a better place for Ghanaian children and encourage them to stay in education for longer.
A 100% volunteer charity organisation. The Annual Birmingham to London Cycle ride was started back in 1989 by 12 riders. Now it attracts over 250 riders all raising funds for Children's charities.
SafePoint Trust is a charity set up to inform people in the developing world about the healthcare risks associated with receiving an unsafe injection from a re-used syringe. SafePoint Trust's goal is to save lives by raising awareness about safe injection practise.
Saigon Children's Charity fights poverty and ignorance through education and training. We work to bring a brighter future to disadvantaged and vulnerable children in Vietnam.
Saltpetertrust is a Christian charity working with needy communities in urban and rural Uganda to alleviate extreme poverty. We work in partnership with local communities, through community leaders because we believe local knowledge is paramount in finding solutions to problems local people face.
Sarah Junior School is a pre-primary school for 65 children in Kibera slum, Nairobi, funded by a UK-based charity.
Since 1986 Save a Child has helped give many deprived Indian children this second, better chance. Today, as you read this, we are helping several hundred. Now Campaign 1000 aims to raise that number to 1000. That's one thousand children given a better chance at life!
We're the world's independent children's charity. We're outraged that millions of children are still denied proper healthcare, food, education and protection. We're working flat out to get every child their rights and we're determined to make further, faster changes. How many? How fast? It's up to you.
SFK is a UK charity fighting poverty by offering educational scholarships to children living in shanty towns. The Charity currently provides scholarships to more than 1000 children in Kenya. Having a decent education is the only way for these children to break free from a lifetime in dire poverty
School-Aid sends good quality schoolbooks and other educational materials direct to schools in disadvantaged communities in English speaking African countries. It collects all these materials in the UK from schools and other donors. Volunteers then sort and pack them prior to being transported in containers to African schools.
Schoolchildren for Children promotes fitness in UK schools and clubs whilst benefiting disadvantaged children worldwide. It encourages young people to exercise and raise sponsorship for their school or club and at the same time helps to fund disadvantaged children in educational projects overseas.
The Scottish Bible Society works with churches, individual supporters and overseas partners to provide the Bible message in meaningful language, in formats meeting a wide range of needs and at affordable cost. It serves schoolchildren across Scotland, villagers in Malawi, rural Christians in China, street-kids in Romania and many more!
In 1999, SLA founded a Home-cum-School for mainly Dalit ('untouchable') destitute orphan children in rural S.E India. Now a registered charity, SLA is commited to feeding, clothing, housing and educating over 430 children. Many of the children of SLA have been rescued from bonded labour, child prostitution, begging, or have lost parents to disease such as AIDS. Through basic education SLA hopes to help these children escape the poverty trap and caste related social disadvantages.
It is a Christian charity that helps destitute children in Nairobi Kenya to escape poverty by providing regular meals, clothing, social skills and primary education along montessori principles.
Sentebale has been setup to provide support of all kinds to orphans and vulnerable children living in Lesotho. The aim is to work with exisiting community based organisations to support vulnerable children and to strengthen communities' ability to care for orphans in Lesotho
Sewa International is a leading British charity which supports local causes by raising funds, recruiting volunteers, and by providing its advice to groups and individuals who want to make a difference.
It empowers underprivileged young people in the UK and India so they are extraordinary, and will grow up to make a contribution to society through having a leadership, coaching, and yogic philosophy programs. It works with teachers, carers, social workers and other professionals It connects UK kids to Indian kids
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It exists to provide homes and aid to orphans in Southern Africa and particularly Zimbabwe
Shishukunj is a registered charity dedicated to the cultural, educational, spiritual and physical development of children. It has been in existence in the UK for over 30 years and now has three core centres. All its activities are organised and run entirely by young volunteers. Its draws its strength from a strong relationship between workers, children and parents. One of its project's Life for Children (L4C) has been established to relieve distress and poverty amongst children in the developing countries, specifically focusing on food, health, education and shelter. For more information vist our site at www.shishukunj.org.uk
The Shoe Zone Trust principally seeks to help children to get a better start in life. Please refer to our website www.shoezone.net to find out more.
It supports the work of shuktara, India which provides safe homes in Calcutta for orphan boys and girls with disabilities. Currently there are 14 boys and 3 girls, none of whom can live independently. The goal is to buy two houses for their permanent safety and security, giving them a home for life. A centre is planned to provide work and help them gain independent financial security and personal confidence.
The charity helps support schools and healthcare facilities for Tibetan refugees, and underprivileged children in Nepal. We have helped to establish and maintain a school in the Kathmandu Valley where 80 children now receive a good education in Tibetan, English and Nepali
SLWT is dedicated to promoting the education, health, rehabilitation and self-sufficiency of children and youth affected by war in Sierra Leone through the provision of advocacy, technical and financial support. SLWT works in conjunction with local partners to assist children on the margins of society become the pillars of tomorrow's Sierra Leone.
Simple Needs is an organisation set up to help people who are suffering from poverty in the third world. Our main objectives are: to provide basic food rations to areas afflicted by famine, to provide wells for rural districts that have no access to clean drinking water and to supply medication to areas of urgent need. We also help children in distress by providing support to projects that offer such children shelter and education, with further assistance given to those who help children with disabilities. So please help us to help those in need.
The Seeley Fmily Trust was set up to provide assistance to disadvantaged children. The current focus has been supporting children who have been orphaned by the Aids Pandemic in Meru, Kenya.
SKCV rescues street kids in India from a life of disease and exploitation, providing accommodation, medical care and education in residential centres for boys and girls as young as 6. It is run by a senior team who were once street kids themselves before being rescued and educated by the charity.
Smile International is a charity passionate about helping to relieve suffering and poverty through the distribution of humanitarian aid and long-term development projects.
Smile Malawi is a charitable Trust founded in the UK in 2004 to help orphaned and vulnerable children in Malawi. There are estimated to be around 3500 street children in the main southern city of Blantyre, some as young as five. Most have no family to turn to and are vulnerable to abuse, disease and even death. The first Smile Malawi Childrens? Centre opened in October 2006 and provides a home for 22 young children who were previously living on the streets of Blantyre. They are also given education and recreational facilities to help them towards an independent future. The Centre provides an outreach programme to the local village of Ndokota and will offer nursery education for the village children and a Health Clinic in the future. As well as giving employment to many of the local people, the charity provided the villagers with food relief during the 2005/6 famine and recently installed a deep borehole to give them a clean water supply.
The Smile Train, the world?s largest cleft charity, is dedicated to helping the millions of children in the world who suffer from cleft lip and palate through free surgery for children, free training for doctors and research to find a cure. The free surgery and related treatment that The Smile Train sponsors are performed by local medical teams in local hospitals in developing countries. This "teach a man to fish" strategy builds in-country capacity while helping very poor but very proud communities become self-sufficient one smile at a time. Please be assured that any transaction fee will be paid for through our start-up grant from our founding supporters, which pays for all administration costs and overheads. Charity Registration No 1114748
For nearly 60 years, SOS Children has built communities around the world for children who have no one to turn to. By providing a home and a new mother in a purpose-built local Village, thousands of orphaned and abandoned children have been given a loving and secure family for life.
SOS Children also plays an important role in supporting the development of local communities by building and running nursery, primary and secondary schools; vocational training centres and medical centres, all of which are open to the children in our care and to those from the wider community. Where possible, we want to prevent child abandonment, so we offer skills, training, education, counselling and micro-loans to vulnerable families so can they can provide for their children in the long-term. SOS Children also provides emergency relief in situations of crisis and disaster.
Today, we care for more than 78,000 children in 490 unique SOS Children's Villages in 124 countries worldwide, and also support a further one million children and families in local communities.
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The Sovereign Art Foundation suppports worthy charitable causes working with disadvantaged children and the arts. The Foundation runs the annual Sovereign Asian, European and Middle East Art prizes and auctions. These are opportunities to support contemporary artists and importantly help raise funds for our nominated charities.
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Spirit of soccer is a grass roots children’s football charity which is registered in both the USA and UK and operates soccer/football coaching projects at present in Bosnia and Cambodia.
Spurgeons journeys with vulnerable children and young people to create a lasting impact, spurring them on within their families and communities, by building self esteem, resilience and hope.
SSSK seeks to raise awareness about the issues affecting street children, and to support local NGOs of which SSSK members have personal knowledge. As the Trustees themselves pay for all the expenses involved in running the Trust, ALL the money donated goes to support street child centred NGOs.
All moneys collected for St Bede?s College Run for Life, taking place on 21/03/2010 at Heaton Park, will help and support the TLC for orphaned babies and children in Africa, The School Under the Tree in Awassa, Ethiopia and the families of the recent devastation caused by the earthquake in Haiti.
It works to relieve poverty and sickness and advance education, in particular, but not exclusively, amongst homeless children and young people in Sierra Leone
RAG stands for ?Raise and Give? and that?s exactly what we do. Every February St George?s goes into fundraising mode and we hold tonnes of events to raise money for a huge number of charities.
SMCF promotes the welfare of orphan and vulnerable children, regardless of race or religion, in disadvantaged urban Ethiopian communities through supporting community-led projects and by raising awareness in the UK. We work in close partnership with Ethiopian organisations to achieve our aim.
Stand Up For Africa (SUFA) is an African-led organization which focuses its support on community led projects in Africa working to improve access to education, health and wellbeing, promote and protect the rights of young people and women and provide opportunities for income generation. We complement this practical support by engaging with Africans, especially young Africans in the Diaspora and friends of Africa, to build awareness of development issues, to raise funds to support our projects, and to provide opportunities to get involved and Stand Up!
STAR ACTION ~ ACTION AGAINST POVERTY AND HARDSHIP IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD. We are a small ?hands on? charity working in Sri Lanka, India and Africa. Our projects are personally supervised to ensure all donations go directly to where they are most needed. Action in Sri Lanka to rebuild a country devastated by the Tsunami and many years of civil war; Action in India to protect orphans, the elderly, and the extremely poor; Action in Asiakwa, Eastern Region of Ghana, West Africa, to help a remote and poor village - first phase to build a community centre to train teenagers in a useful trade.
Starfish Greathearts Foundations supports children who have been orphaned or made vulnerable by the HIV/AIDS pandemic in Southern Africa. Starfish believes in bringing life, hope and opportunity to these children?helping each child, one child at a time.
A Christian organisation caring for children in Malawi through education, vocational training and HIV/AIDS Awareness. Every child matters and "loving your neighbour", especially the weak and disempowered, is the heart of the work. The Starfish story says that everyone can make a World of Difference.
Stepping Stones Nigeria is a grassroots charity dedicated to supporting the rights of vulnerable and exploited children such as the so-called child 'witches' and 'wizards' if the Niger Delta. Working with local partner organisations we deliver education, refuge, healthcare and hope for a brighter future. Through advocacy and research we campaign at a local, national and international level to put a stop to the abuse of innocent children. By focusing our efforts in the Niger Delta we hope to establish an effective model to eradicate the stigmatisation of children as 'witches' and 'wizards', inspiring and supporting others elsewhere in similar circumstances.
STOP International provides relief of poverty, sickness and distress of orphans and abandoned children, to educate them up to the age of 16 and provide vocational training opportunities for these children over 16.
Street Action is an NGO committed to the issue of street children. We raise support and build connections and links for local and pioneering organisations in sub-Saharan Africa, particularly organisations run by former street children. Street Action is also engaged in advocacy around the issue of street children.
Street Child Africa is the only charity in the UK completely dedicated to giving the children and babies who live, work and sleep on Africa?s streets a chance at a better life, by offering them vocational training, education, healthcare, baby care, counselling and friendship.
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StreetInvest invests in children on the street. StreetInvest believes that every child should have a safe, trusted adult in their lives. Most children on the street do not. StreetInvest therefore identifies, trains and supports street workers who fulfil this role.
SKIP (Students for kids international projects) is a student led, registered charity, working to support child welfare and the personal and professional development of future healthcare students. Our ultimate aim is to not be needed; for vulnerable children to be well supported and cared for by their communities.
SFK is a global educational children?s charity. SFK teaches practical ways to handle life?s challenges confidently and successfully, students are enabled to achieve and inspired to create a better world. SFK is volunteer driven and community orientated, working in schools, community organisations and youth centres.
The Foundation was established in 2008 by Deep?s family in his name with the aim of improving education and welfare in some of the poorest regions of Africa.
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The Sunflower Trust is committed to helping children with learning difficulties especially dyslexia, through a programme of integrated and natural treatments that complements other solutions such as special teaching. Recent research demonstrates the effectiveness of the Sunflower Therapy in improving the every day lives of children with these difficulties.
Supporting Dalit Children is a small charity set up in 2008 to educate Dalit children (the 'untouchables') in Southern India. The charity has direct links with a school built for Dalits and other low-caste children.
SKIP is dedicated to enabling children to access education. We strive to help families help themselves - giving them a hand-up, not a hand-out. SKIP is about giving the children of Peru the chance of a better future and keeping them from falling into a life on the streets.
Tag Rugby Trust - Who are we?
The Tag Rugby Trust is a rugby based charity that was formed in 2002. It exists to help improve the lives of children in some of the poorest regions of the world. We currently work with orphanages and government schools in India, Zambia, Uganda and Kenya using the game of Tag Rugby as our vehicle. We fund our tours through volunteers who pay to join the adventure and who work closely with the children in a coaching capacity. Almost without exception our volunteers say that the tour is a life changing experience for them.
We know that we make a difference to the lives, not only of the children we coach, but also the volunteers and friends of the Trust. We are passionate rugby people and we know the power it has to break down barriers and to create life long friendships. Above all, we believe that these positive experiences should be not only for the developed world but to growing ?rugby nations? who don?t currently have the resources or opportunity to introduce children to the game. We provide that opportunity. In fact, taking this philosophy to the places we do to is arguably the most important ruby export that we can think of.Our values are many but in essence they revolve around these:
?Respect
?Teamwork
?Creating friendships
?Breaking down social & geographical barriers
?Co-operation between different communities
?Tolerance
?Exploring & accepting different cultures
?Achievement & fulfilment
TLC has quite strict criteria for it's projects - they must involve children in some way, have the ability for an on-going relationship to be sustained, have consideration of the environmental impact and scope to improve the environment.
Tamil Aid is a small charity with an aim of reliving poverty and distress in the war and tsunami affected areas of SriLanka. Tamil Aid is raising funds to help the children in the IDP camps in the north of Sri Lanka to get their lives back by identifying specific projects aimed at education. These children are engaged in a fight for survival within these camps and they need help to create a future for themselves and their families. Currently the charity is trying to provide funds to help local schools take responsibility for some children under the age of 10 to be released form the displacement Camps and be sent to schools that can accommodate them and provide education facilities.
It helps the relief of deaf people in Tanzania. Currently it is working with two organisations, Buguruni School for the Deaf, a primary school and UMIVITA, a small NGO, run by young deaf adults which provides advocacy and support services to deaf people in Dar es Salaam
The Akshaya Patra Foundation UK is a vibrant and innovative organisation helping to raise educational aspirations in India through the process of hot nutrious school meals. Working with 1.2million children every school day of the year, and aspiring to feed 5million youngsters by the year 2020, the programme is a strategic intervention in education and aims to tackle two of India?s most challenging issues: hunger and education.
Founded and administered by Scotland football supporters, TACC's goal is to bring a little happiness and support to disadvantaged children in Scotland and in the countries we visit to watch Scotland play.
It provides bursaries to enable children in Africa orphaned by the AIDs pandemic to complete their secondary education.
It believes that their future depends on the quality of education they receive in their formative years and that education is a key weapon to fight poverty and ignorance in the world!
Teams4u seeks to work with children and young people who are in need and to develop the skills of those who work with them. Consequently the partner organisations vary and the needs that require support. At preasent T4U are working with those who support orphans, street children, child soldiers and young offenders. The current partner organisations are located within Eastern Europe and Africa.
Teardrop Relief was founded soon after the Asian Tsunami. The members of Teardrop met at the Sri Lankan High Commission whilst doing voluntary relief work, sourcing and facilitating the transfer of hundreds of tons of medical aid, food, clothing and children's products to Sri Lanka. Our first project was to purchase two London Route Master buses, convert one of them into a Fun Bus and the other into a medical mobile unit and send them to Sri Lanka. We have successfully achieved our aim and both buses are now in Sri Lanka. Teardrop now requires funding to maintain the projects in Sri Lanka.
The Thai Children's Trust provides a home, education and future for over 1500 children, and reaches out to thousands more through health and nutrition projects. Our mission is to support the most needy children in Thailand:
orphans
http://www.thaichildrenstrust.org.uk/whatwedo/orphans ,
children with HIV and AIDS
http://www.thaichildrenstrust.org.uk/whatwedo/children-with-hiv-or-aids ,
street kids
http://www.thaichildrenstrust.org.uk/whatwedo/street-children ,
refugee children
http://www.thaichildrenstrust.org.uk/whatwedo/refugee-children
and children with disabilities
http://www.thaichildrenstrust.org.uk/whatwedo/children-with-disabilities
The Thai Children's Trust is now the largest UK charity focusing on Thailand, supporting projects in Pattaya, Rayong, Nong Khai, the south and the west of Thailand.
It is a Christian organisation which aims to bring relief to social, spiritual, humanitarian and educational problems in deprived areas, particularly outside the UK.
thembalitsha uk supports the ongoing work of thembalitsha in south africa, who care for babies, children and adults infected or affected by HIV AIDS. it provides this in three ways, healthcare, education and training in the townships of the western cape.
Tikva's core mission is to care for the homeless, abandoned and abused Jewish children of Odessa, Ukraine.
The charity's aim is to provide a better future for needy children in Kisumu, Kenya's third largest town, by providing them with education so that they can break out of the cycle of poverty, ignorance and dependence and have a chance of building a positive life with meaningful employment.
Todos Juntos (All Together) was created in the UK to help children in the slums of Buenos Aires, Argentina. The charitiy's aim is to improve the daily living conditions of these underprivileged children by supplying free dental care and hygiene, school supplies, food, clothing and shoes. The trust also supports a network of state-run soup kitchens with materials and equipment.
It helps displaced communities in the Kangra Valley, Himachal Pradesh, achieve a secure and sustainable future by addressing the root causes of their poverty and ill-health through a range of education and health-based projects.
The Toto Trust was created to provide education for HIV orphans in Kenya - currently the charity sponsors six children. The Toto Trust has also funded the construction of three schools in remote areas of Northern Kenya. It is currently fundraising for a fourth school.
touraid is a children's charity that establishes sustainable relationships between schools and clubs in the UK with similar organisations around the globe.
The Tower Hamlets Rotary Club helps people in need locally and further afield. It also helps other charities carrying out similar work
The Toybox Charity supports a comprehensive rescue and rehabilitation programme for street children in Guatemala and Bolivia, giving them a loving home, education and hope for the future.
Tri for life is a registered charity set up to organise triathlon and scootathlon events to raise money for a variety of other charities. The events are suitable for novices and experienced participants and provide a fun day out for all the family
Tuesday's Child lends a helping hand to vulnerable children living in areas ravaged by war and social injustice around the world. Our projects promote the right of the child to: food and water, health, education, play and leisure, be safe, equal services for disabilities. We donate 100 percent of proceeds.
Tumaini is an orphanage located in Mombasa, Kenya which cares for children who are affected or infected by AIDS/HIV. Joan Smith a retiree from Kent saw her dream realised when the orphanage opened in early 2006. Plans for the future are too extend the dormitories to accomodate more children, open a clinic for the wider community and establish a school on a site opposite.
Turning Point work to relieve poverty, transform lives and restore hope amongst acutely vulnerable children and their families. We offer a holistic range of programmes which provide children with access to education, healthcare and regular meals, in addition to providing them with psycho-social support. We also operate pioneering prevention projects, aimed at supporting families, promoting independence and working towards financial self-sufficiency.
The purpose of the Uganda Charity Trust Fund is to provide underprivileged children in Uganda with the opportunity to benefit from an education they otherwise would be unable to afford. The charity also encourages all these children to develop their sporting talents.
UK Friends of Kuunika Foundation is a registered charity that has been set up to assist Kuunika Foundation Malawi in supporting about 200 orphans and vulnerable children and their communities in Malawi, South-East Africa.
The UK Thailand Children's Fund helps and supports over 400 children infected and affected by HIV/Aids in and around Chang Mai in Northern Thailand. A principle of its work is to help children within their extended family/community and thereby maximise their opportunites.
Our Charity aims to help the underprivileged in Ukraine by making grants of money to pay for items, services or facilities and by advancing education for the public benefit.
Ummah Welfare Trust is a UK Registered Charity (Reg. No: 1000851) established in the year 2001. The aim of the trust is to assist and relieve the suffering of the poor and the destitute across the world. The trust operates in more than 20 countries across Africa, Asia, Europe and the Middle East.
UNICEF is the world?s leading organisation working for children and their rights in more than 190 countries. As champion of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, UNICEF works to help every child realise their full potential. Together with our partners, UNICEF delivers health care, nutrition, education and protection to children in urgent need, while working with governments to ensure they deliver on their promise to protect and promote the rights of every child. UNICEF relies entirely on voluntary donations from individuals, governments, institutions and corporations, and is not funded by the UN. For more information, please visit www.unicef.org.uk
The Foundation is concerned worldwide with the establishment of businesses that will provide long term employment and regeneration in areas of high deprivation.
Veniños - Venezuelan Children In Need - is a UK registered charity dedicated to improving the lives of street and shantytown children in urban Venezuela. It has no religious or political affiliation.The funds raised by Veniños will be used to support projects run by well respected non government organisations operating in Venezuela.
V2V works in partnership with local organisations in rural Africa to alleviate poverty, through long-term and sustainable solutions.
The Vine Trust is an international interdenominational charity with a vision to see communities transformed. We work to bring opportunity, health and hope to disadvantaged communities and marginalised people, with a particular concern for vulnerable children. We share God's love in practical ways to make a better life a reality for all, regardless of race, creed, gender, colour or orientation.
Vision4Children (V4C) is working solely towards reducing Global Childhood Blindness, offering help and support to all. Their Global research programmes will improve treatment and management of blinding childhood eye diseases and longterm sustainable teaching training programmes will tackle treatable childhood blinding conditions where the need is the greatest.
It works with orphaned and destitute children in the slums and poorest parts of Kenya, providing education, protection and shelter. There are three key areas of work: Building and running childrens homes; building and supporting primary schools; building and running vocational training centres for teenage girls.
Visoi Children's Centre International is in Kampi Ya Moto, Kenya. It supports children who have been orphaned because of Aids and HIV, giving them access to education, medical attention, dietry needs and a safe place to live. It is a community based project, with support from both Kenya and Scotland.
WACIA works in Africa in areas where there is extreme humanitarian need, providing aid and hope through self sustaining projects in the areas of education, health and rural development. Administration costs are borne by the charity enabling all donations to go directly to the projects. Any support you can give will fund this vital work.
War Child is a small international charity that protects children from the brutal effects of war and its consequences. We currently work in Afghanistan, Democratic Republic of Congo, Iraq and Uganda. We're on the ground - supporting the most vulnerable children that are too often forgotten in the aftermath of conflict.
For more information please visit www.warchild.org.uk
Watoto is a holistic childcare program born out of a local church in Kampala, Uganda targeted towards meeting the essential needs of parentless and vulnerable children. Our goal is to provide spiritual, physical, educational and emotional care so that each one will become a responsible Christian and productive citizen.
Polluted water is the world?s biggest killer of children under five. The Well foundation primary aim is to raise money to build wells, install hand pumps and establish health and sanitation progremmes to provide accessible clean water to the poverty stricken regions of the world.
The parents and pupils of Eagle House Preparatory School, the directly owned subsidiary of The Wellington College, seek to raise £400,000 in support of their 'Aiming High' appeal to create a Sports and Performing Arts Centre at Eagle House. All contributions received, together with the associated Gift Aid recovered, will go directly to Eagle House, to its dedicated bank account.
WNDT (established in 2008) aims to help disabled children and their families in Western Nepal. Currently WNDT supports the activities of Nepal-based CBRS project: providing therapy, equipment, family support, and income-generating opportunities, as well as disability-related training on a national basis.
For children of developing nations requiring specialist surgery.
Will?s Africa Trust is a memorial to Will Andrew who died following an accident with an Elephant. It works in Kenya and has two thematic areas; disadvantaged children, and wildlife conservation. Currently it is a major donor to the Nest, an orphanage just outside Nairobi and to Save the Elephants.
Windows for Peace fosters contact between young Palestinans and Israelis using journalism and video based projects. It also promotes dialogue between Muslim, Jewish, Arab and Palestinian young people in the UK.
The Wings of Hope is a UK registered children's charity which provides Free Education to poor and orphaned children in the world, irrespective of their religious background. Currently we have 2 projects running- One in Malawi, Africa and the second one in South India.
Winnies Castle of Love Orphanage Home will provide the following for orphans: Academic education, technical and social skills within a purpose built homely environment comprising 2 dormitories,4 classrooms,Assembly Hall, offices, labs that will enable the orphans easily integrate back into the society.
Wishing Well is a small internantional children's charity. Wishing Well works with children and families with fewer opportunities, delivering a range of projects with an educational or health focus. Wishing Well also supports children with a terminal illness's and/or disability.
A Christain ethos-welcoming people of all faiths and none-Helping young people build a future-to see people develop body, mind and spirit-through life changing programmes-Youth Work, Sport, Housing, Childcare and training!
It has built 3 schools that now educate 700 children It has provided a library with 15,000 books and computer room with 25 machines as school and community projects. It is now building a Happy House for around 100 orphans
World Child Cancer helps children with cancer in developing countries providing medical expertise and funding. Childhood cancer is highly curable yet 4 of 5 children with cancer in developing countries die from cancer. Many cancers are simple and inexpensive to treat and this is our starting point.
The world dream project is a not for profit organization that sponsor charities and artist from around the World!
World Emergency Relief (WER) is an international development charity which works to address the needs of poor and disadvantaged children all over the world. As well as providing vital relief supplies in times of emergency, WER works in close partnership with local people in 50 projects across 20 countries.
It is a non-profit, humanitarian relief and development agency devoted to changing attitudes all over the world through aid and education. It works to relieve suffering, poverty and oppression. It has a child and family sponsorship programme operating in 15 countries.
World Vision is a Christian relief, development and advocacy organisation dedicated to working with children, families and communities to overcome poverty and injustice.
Young People's Support Foundation supports homeless young people age 14 to 25 years old and their children to live independently. YPSF provides advice, advocacy and support on housing, homelessness, welfare rights, family mediation, employment, training, education, and healthy living activities.
Youth for Christ is involved in reaching young people around the world with the life-changing message of Jesus Christ.
Enabling the most vulnerable Zambian children to fulfil their potential
Zimbabwe Aids Orphans works with poor communities in Zimbabwe providing orphans with medicine, food, school fees, shelter human resources, relief of poverty distress etc.
Zomba Action Project (ZAP) raises and manages funds for approved projects which will help disadvantaged people in Zomba, Malawi to build a better life for themselves and their families and seeks to give the Coleraine, Northern Ireland community an increased world vision.
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