Funding from Greggs Foundation enabled Elleray Hall Social Cub to purchase the equipment needed to run an indoor weekly crazy golf activity. Elleray Hall is a day-time social centre aiming to promote independent living and reduce the loneliness and social isolation of vulnerable adults living locally. We achieve this by Read more [...]

Having raised funds to refurb the 50-year-old structure over the last few years, we are now in the final phase, which is to incorporate disability toilets and washing facilities as required by law, and to increase storage space needed by our user groups.

Share Nurseries, a social enterprise of Share Community, sells bedding, vegetable and herb plants throughout the year. Everything we sell is lovingly grown and nurtured by Share students as part of their horticulture training. As well as gardening skills, this gives our students a pathway into work-related activities and teaches Read more [...]

The Alcohol Education Trust is a Dorset-based charity that works nationally helping 500,000 young people in 2,100 schools, youth and sports clubs make safer, healthier choices, improving their resilience and life chances each year. Until now we have operated out of a garden garage and in 2019, our 10th Birthday, Read more [...]

Funding from Tesco Bags of Help, enabled Herefordshire Wildlife Trust tvolunteers to plant over 1000 reed plants at Bodenham Lake. Reedbed provides essential shelter for animals and without it they are vulnerable to predators and can stop them rearing young successfully. The large feathery spikes of a reedbed are a Read more [...]

Blood Bikes Scotland is a registered charity run under the National Association of Blood Bikes (NABB). Currently operating a fleet of specially adapted, high-visibility motorcycles including an electric scooter. We have recently secured a sponsorship deal with Waterman’s Solicitors for a 3 year lease deal on a car.  Our small Read more [...]

Groundwork is a federation of charities working locally and nationally to transform lives in the UK’s most disadvantaged communities.

St Elizabeth Hospice improves life for people living with progressive and terminal illnesses. Our work is centred around an individual’s needs. We provide specialist support wherever it is needed, in your home, in the community or at our hospice.

Dogs for Good is a life-transforming charity that trains dogs to support adults and children with a wide variety of disabilities and conditions to live full and active lives in the community. Our South West satellite centre is based at The Park Community Centre in Knowle, Bristol. From here two Read more [...]

Epsom Mental Health & Well-Being Festival is held in early October and comprises a week of activities devoted to mental health and well-being: providing a forum for discussion, sharing information and providing answers to questions people may have. We are able to offer talks and workshops about a wide variety Read more [...]

The Roberts Centre set in the heart of Portsmouth works to improve the lives of children and families and one way people can help with this is to help to make Christmas easier for families with little by way of money or other support. The project “Family Friends” designed to Read more [...]

We are a parent support group that supports parents of premature babies and their families in the community after leaving the neonatal unit and babies who have had health problems after birth. We run in 3 areas Newcastle-under-Lyme district, Hanley and Staffordshire moorlands. We offer signposting, guest speakers, discussion, sensory Read more [...]

OSJ, and our sister charity Music for Autism also founded by John Lubbock OBE, perform for hundreds of people who live with autism spectrum disorders, learning difficulties and dementia in care homes and schools. At these informal performances attendees are encouraged to respond in whatever way they choose including moving, Read more [...]

Harbury e-Wheels uses two electric cars to provide free transport to people in need referred to us by local surgeries, support charities and social agencies. These vary from churches to Children’s Centres, Citizens Advice and mental health charities. There are no charges to the passenger nor to the agency. We Read more [...]

We created the Autism Expo to inform as many families and carers as we can. Join us, talk to an expert and to find out more about Autism. Anna Kennedy Online are a charity dedicated to raising the awareness of autism. We created the AKO Autism Expo as we want to Read more [...]

The Autism Hero Awards has been created by the Anna Kennedy Online Charity as an opportunity to showcase and celebrate the excellence taking place in the world of Autism. This is a unique opportunity to celebrate and showcase accomplishments as well as enhancing Autism awareness and acceptance. The Autism Hero Awards was handed over Read more [...]

Since 2012 we have created a legendary show ‘Autism’s Got Talent’, that has received high media attention. Unlike other charities, this show is a star studded spectacular event will showcase amazingly talented performances by adults and children with autism. The performers consist of singers, actors, musicians and dance troupes, will fly Read more [...]

Mission – Leukaemia & Myeloma Research UK was founded in 2015 after one of the Trustees experienced a family bereavement. Our mission is to prevent people dying from blood cancer through prevention, research and more effective treatment. Blood cancer is the 3rd biggest cancer killer, claiming more lives than breast or Read more [...]

The Grange Park estate in Blackpool is one of the largest and most deprived social housing estates in the country where statistics for poor health, low attainment, isolation, crime, unemployment, self harm etc are some of the highest in the country. The estate was built in 1948 and used to Read more [...]

Happy as I am was setting up to fill an empty hole of provision for LGBTQ+ young people in Bedfordshire, the group was set up over a year ago and has now over 30 young people attending youth clubs for this community twice a month in Leighton Buzzard and Biggleswade Read more [...]

Our weekly Memory Cafe supports people living with dementia by providing a safe social environment for them to enjoy a lovely lunch in our 1940’s Memory Lane Tearooms.  During the course of the afternoon we provide activities to stimulate their memories and support cognitive function in a relaxing and enjoyable Read more [...]

The Connect Online project recruits volunteers who are comfortable using and sharing technology to provide support and tuition to older people who may need help to stay in touch with family and friends or to maintain their independence. Volunteers help in group settings at Computer Clubs throughout Midlothian as well Read more [...]

We are a small family-led charity (the East Lincolnshire Down’s Syndrome Family Support Group) based in Boston, Lincolnshire. Our core activities are a fortnightly ‘play and stay’ session and a monthly Special Olympics:Lincolnshire multi-sports session. Our project ‘Cooking for Life’ is about teaching our members and their siblings the basics Read more [...]

Scopes4SEN donates telescopes, and when available educational material to special educational needs schools, hospitals, retreat centres, trusts, and any organisation who supports, educates and inspires special educational need pupils and vulnerable people    We donate telescopes to special educational needs schools and hospitals. We believe all children should have the Read more [...]

Grange Pavilion is a resident-led project to redevelop a neglected Bowls Pavilion and Green as a multifunctional facility for Grangetown’s diverse communities, providing civic amenities including multiple spaces for community use and for hire, and a community-focused café and garden for wellbeing, play, education, growing and biodiversity, meeting priorities identified Read more [...]

Our South Manchester carers group in Wythenshawe connects you to other carers who provide support to their family and friends who have physical or mental health conditions, disability, frailty or addiction. The group offers a friendly environment to share tips and provide support over a hot lunch and refreshments. We Read more [...]

An adapted cycling scheme in the grounds of Osterley Park in west London. Enabling those with learning disabilities, or autism, or restricted mobility to experience the freedom of cycling. This micro social enterprise provides work experience opportunities for young people with autism or learning disability.

We run two Special Interest Groups every Saturday with a range of themes, creating an environment where autistic young people can develop social skills and friendships. For these young people, taking part in activities that are related to their special interests, can be powerfully motivating for them to try new Read more [...]

Our Monday evening youth club is addended by 20+ children with additional needs every week. We do circle time, play games, make food and most importantly have fun and enjoy each others company. We hire a youth worker to make sure the children are getting a diverse range of opportunities Read more [...]

We want to create a community cafe at Wickham Community Centre. It will be a place developed by local people to provide services, activities and a safe space. Some ideas include a community library/ book exchange, repair cafe, memory cafe and play and stay. We are already a year into Read more [...]

Sporting Memories Foundation was established in 2013 alongside our community interest company, The Sporting Memories Network (founded 2011). Through both organisations we develop and deliver reminiscence, social and inclusive physical activities that improve the mental and physical well-being of older people 50+ who maybe socially isolated, do not take part in other activities, spend days Read more [...]

Provide sports and outdoor activities for the disabled children in Middlesbrough, sessions such as Judo, football, cricket and many more on a weekly basis. It is open to all young people with a learning disability, as well as physical or sensory impairments.Sports may include: Wheelchair basketball, net games, ball play, Read more [...]

H4H – Overview Background to the project. I flew as helicopter pilot all over the world for almost 40 years and I ‘know’ that the helicopter is the most versatile rescue machine EVER. The first controlled helicopter first flew in 1941 and when we first started raising funds for an Read more [...]

We are taking some of our deaf/ hearing impaired children and their families on a sports and outdoor recreational residential trip. Many deaf children find it difficult to join in with sporting activities as they struggle to communicate and follow spoken instructions. We want to provide the opportunity for our Read more [...]

Ready Steady Go supports young children with autism by providing a weekly afterschool club, holiday sessions, community trips and exclusive small group activities such as horse riding, gymnastics, Forest School to name a few. Ready Steady Go supports the whole family by including siblings in all sessions and activities and Read more [...]

CFEF provides practical and emotional support to children and families from age 8-17 years old each year through our diverse range of services ( after-school-club, healthy-living and holiday-play-scheme) across Southwark. Our aims and objectives is to enable children to be raised safety, thrive within their family and community. We believe Read more [...]

Mark Makers is a Pollokshields Trust Project  to protect and enhance community recreation and green space in East Pollokshields. Go to our website below for full details and to watch our movie https://www.markmakers.org.uk/

Mark Makers is a Pollokshields Trust project  to protect and enhance community recreation and green space in East Pollokshields.

As we return to Spedan close Conservation area, we will be working to maintain the paths and woodland area to improve access and enhance the wildlife diversity. The Green Gym® is a unique way to get fit, transform the environment, meet new people and learn new skills. Each day starts Read more [...]

We will be working with the Friends of St George’s terrace Nature Garden to look after this little wildlife refuge gem. The Green Gym® is a unique way to get fit, transform the environment, meet new people and learn new skills. Each day starts with a warm up and finishes Read more [...]

Join us for a Hedgehog homes and habitat focused Workshop. Hedgehogs do not like being out in open spaces and will follow linear features such as hedgerows, walls, fences and buildings, they have poor eyesight but can recognise landmarks such as hedgerows, buildings and trees. We will be improving wildlife Read more [...]

Help us to preserve this site’s beauty and wildlife while improving your health. We will be managing any invasive plants in the butterfly meadow to encourage greater flower diversity. The Green Gym® is a unique way to get fit, transform the environment, meet new people and learn new skills. Each Read more [...]

Parks in Mind uses the power of nature to promote physical and mental health, whilst improving green spaces for people and wildlife. It does this by providing free volunteering opportunities on parks and open spaces where people can take part in fun nature conservation, health walks, arts and wellbeing activities. Read more [...]

Cancervive provides emotional support and practical help for people affected by cancer.  When someone close to you is diagnosed with cancer it can be an overwhelming experience.  Through face to face sessions and 24/7 Nationwide Telephone Support, we help our clients to cope with this life changing news. We support Read more [...]

Support for young people and children ​who have experienced any form of abuse or violence. Established in April 1994, 18U provides information and support to young people who have been abused in any way. The support we offer depends on the needs of the young person and it is confidential. Read more [...]

We want to create a growing space in our Community Centre so the children who attend our Youth Club can learn about biodiversity, connect with nature, enjoy and benefit from an improved environment and have the opportunity to grow their own organic vegetables. We would like to include the whole Read more [...]

Our spring/summer Habitat Management tasks have started! This session we will be working in the long grassland areas around the playing fields we will be pulling and digging out invasive and dominating plant species to maintain this precious habitat. Please note we have a new meeting point. Details in the Read more [...]

We return to Ingestre wood to care for the ranging habitat from Woodland through to Meadow. With your help we will be restoring the path and replacing sections of railing which have been degraded over the years. The Green Gym® is a unique way to get fit, transform the environment, Read more [...]

Our spring/summer Habitat Management tasks have started! This session we will be working in the long grassland areas around the playing fields we will be pulling and digging out invasive and dominating plant species to maintain this precious habitat. Please note we have a new meeting point. Details in the Read more [...]

It Celebration time at Camden Green Gym! We have another extra special session today. Starting with a Bee Survey and count to track the bee populations and species type found in Waterlow Park. We will then break at 12.30 for a Summer Solstice BBQ in the Kitchen Garden. Although few Read more [...]