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We support Adults and Children with learning disabilities from Manchester. Helping them to live life to the full!

Stockport NHS Charity exists to improve the health and wellbeing of patients by delivering services above and beyond ordinary standards. Our aim is to help patients get better quicker and stay well for longer and experience the best possible care. Your fundraising helps us to achieve this through enhanced medical equipment, improved staff performance, development and wellbeing and research.

Stockport Without Abuse is the largest domestic abuse organisation in Stockport. We are a local charity who offer a range of services to help and support women, men and children who are affected by domestic abuse. Everyone has the right to live their life free from fear, violence and abuse.

Operate and serve the school for the educational benefit of the pupils e.g sports equipment, I.T equipment, educational visits, arts, and clubs and societies. Support any community interest relating to physical activity through the use of the school swimming pool.

At the heart of Wasdale Head sits the little church of St Olaf’s, a centre of Christian worship for a thousand years.

The Parents Teachers Association (PTA) is a committee of staff and parents working together for the good of the school. The PTA is a bridge between the school and parents and draws them together in a common goal – making Stonegate School the best it can be. The majority of the PTA’s work focuses on fundraising but linked into this is also a social aspect.

We are an independent organisation run by a group of fourteen Trustees who are all volunteers. We hold regular meetings to talk about things like community projects, members’ individual projects and any ideas that each of us may have for the Shed – it feels like we’ve always been together, such is the camaraderie.

At Stonewall, we stand for lesbian, gay, bi, trans, queer, questioning and ace (LGBTQ+) people everywhere. We imagine a world where all LGBTQ+ people are free to be ourselves and can live our lives to the full.

We provide refuge and community-based support to adults, children and young people affected by domestic abuse in need of advice, support and information tailored to their level of risk and support needs.

STOP THE TRAFFIK prevent modern slavery and human trafficking. Together, we can create a world where people are not bought and sold.

For people who have lived experience of the UK asylum system to have spaces for their stories and experiences to be shared and heard, contributing to a more well-informed and welcoming society in which people who have sought sanctuary feel empowered, included, and re-humanised.

We’re a charitable hospice rooted in the North East. We provide outstanding, specialist and expert care to adults and children with life-limiting conditions. We strive to provide quality time for everyone.

Nestled between Chelmsford and Maldon in the Essex countryside, our aerodrome has a unique and captivating history spanning over a century. From moments of tumult or excitement to periods of peace, Stow Maries has experienced it all and is ready to offer you a glimpse into its rich past.

A community centred church open to all

St Peter's Hospice is a local charity that provides care and support to adults who are living with a progressive life-limiting illness in the Bristol, South Gloucestershire and North Somerset area. We have been established for over 40 years with the majority of our support provided in people's homes.

St Peter & St James Hospice provide care to people with life-limiting illness and their family and friends across Burgess Hill, Haywards Heath, Lewes and Uckfield.

Our friendly clergy, church wardens and congregations offer a warm welcome to all comers, whether seasoned hands or those of you are new to the church. Old and new residents, as well as visitors, are encouraged to come and join us for friendship, and the spiritual dimensions of everyday life.

St Petrock’s is an Exeter-based charity working on behalf of people experiencing homelessness, with a team of professional staff supported by around 30 volunteers. Over 600 people every year face homelessness and multiple disadvantages in Exeter and the surrounding areas. Many of those who use St Petrock’s are people often viewed as being on the fringes of, or outside of, society.

St Petrocs provides services in support of people who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless, including outreach, resettlement, emergency accommodation and supported accommodation. We provide access to advice, support, and medical services at our resource centres and have a counselling service. We also have an employment and training programme for our residents.

We are creating a space that young and old can meet to improve mental health and to pass along trade skills and to help out with any repairs that we can assist with for a charitable donation such like bike repairs, sewing machine repairs or make park benches