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We are here to help. Receiving a diagnosis of cancer is a difficult, stressful and emotional time for both the patient and those around them. We provide a range of services to support you from the point of diagnosis, through your treatment and beyond; in fact for as long as you need us. You are not on your own, we can help.

The OLLIE Foundation is a suicide prevention and well-being charity on an important mission. We provide accessible in-person and online training, events, initiatives and resources to reduce the number of people who feel like suicide is their only option. We want to give you the confidence to support someone to stay safe for now because… One Life Lost is Enough.

We’re a group who want to improve the lives of young people in East London through offering our skills, experience and time. Our vision is to create an equal Hackney, where everyone is included and no-one is left behind. We believe that by bringing people together to improve their fitness, we can use the power of this collective energy to widen the possibilities for young people in Hackney.

We help young people to defy limitations through learning and adventures in the wild.

The Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary admits & rehomes around 500 animals every year. Since opening in 1967, we have proudly managed to help over 27,500 animals find their forever home. At any one time, we have up to 30 dogs, 60 cats and kittens and 15-20 rabbits. We also care for three goats, who are our permanent guests. We often look after 70-100 animals a day.

At The Pack Project, our hearts belong to rescuing Romanian dogs and cats. We work tirelessly to find loving forever homes in the UK for these abandoned animals, while also tackling the root of the problem in Romania through neutering and education programmes.

We are a drop-in for homeless & vulnerably housed adults based in Mansfield, Notts. A Ministry of St Johns Church.

Regular public worship open to all. Pastoral work including visiting the sick and the bereaved. Promoting the whole mission of the Church through provision of activities for senior citizens, parents and toddlers and other special need groups. Supporting other charities in the UK and overseas.

St Chad's church is a charming medieval chapel which serves as the parish church for the village of Boningale.

We are here to teach young people with learning disabilities skills for work and life by practicing horticulture and connecting with nature. We are based on an apple farm in Kent. Volunteers, Buddy our therapy dog, our rehomed donkeys and chickens all help make The Patch a happy, welcoming and supportive workplace

Founded in 2020, The Pearl Exchange is an award-winning charity which offers 18 – 35 year olds a chance to connect, create and discover while accessing support for their mental health and future decisions. We do this by delivering a programme of free practical creative, cultural and wellness focussed sessions which teach new and transferable skills.

We are a Boxing, Sport and Community Centre. The Pedro Club offers all children and young adults within the borough a safe haven where they can enjoy sport and progress amongst their peers.

The Peel is a charity that’s been building a connected community in Clerkenwell since 1898. We run activities for adults, activities for children and young people and mental health awareness projects. We also work with residents and businesses in Clerkenwell to help them run projects. If you have an idea for a project you would like to get started, we may be able to help you.

The People’s Kitchen is a safe haven for our Friends; the vulnerable people of Newcastle.

We exist to make recovery achievable and sustainable for people experiencing homelessness and addiction. Life in active addiction is complicated, not just for the person, but for their friends, family and wider community.

We are a global foundation funded and incubated by Permira. We envision a society in which everyone has the chance to realise their full potential. To advance this vision, we partner with non-profits focused on tackling social exclusion and disadvantage in communities around the world.

The centre is a self-funding registered charity. It was established by a group of cancer patients, who recognised the need to somewhere to go, to relax and talk with others in a similar situation. The also realised that families, friends and carers needed a place to find information and talk freely, without burdening the patient or each other.

The Pink Ribbon Foundation is a grant making trust with a mission to fund projects and provide financial support to UK charities which relieve the needs of people who are suffering from, have been affected by breast cancer, or who work to advance the understanding of breast cancer and its early detection and treatment.

We’re The Pituitary Foundation. We’re a dedicated team offering practical, emotional and peer support to everyone living with or impacted by a pituitary condition, to feel empowered and live with a greater sense of wellbeing.

We are an independent memorial charity who honour police officers who have lost their lives.