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Situated in the East Riding of Yorkshire we are an independent CIO formed in September 2018 and registered with the Charity Commission. Our aim is ...

Growing Hope is a charity that provides free therapy for children and young people with additional needs, in partnership with local churches. The c...

RTProjects saves lives with art by providing theraputic art sessions for people at risk of suicide. We've been doing this for 12 years now from our...

The mission of Chelsea Methodist Church is to support homeless and vulnerable people in need. We’ve been doing this since 1903 from our church on K...

Midlothian Community Media Association is the not for profit charity that operates Black Diamond FM. Founded in 2006 by a small steering group m...

Dagenham ummah welfare trust is a religious charity based in dagenham, London and serves the local community area. Some of the services we provid...

A participatory photography charity for survivors of human trafficking – bringing their voices, their stories, directly to the world.

We are a small local charity that has been fund raising for nearly 30 years. Every penny we raise goes to support people of all ages to stay at hom...

Promoting and encouraging the inclusion of refugees and sanctuary seekers in the Wakefield District.

Transition Telford formed in June 2012 and we currently focus on Sustainable Food Production, Sustainable Transport,EV charging points and cycling ...

Around 3-5 in every 100 school-aged children in the UK, have ADHD. That is well over 300,000 children in classrooms today. An estimated 1 in 30 adu...

We’re working towards a world where domestic abuse is fully understood as unacceptable, where all members of society feel safe in their own homes, ...

Easton Islami Darasgah is a charity organisation which is run with the blessing of Allah (SWT) and the generous support of the community.

Run entirely by volunteers, St Austell foodbank doesn't think anyone in our community should have to face going hungry. That’s why we provide three...