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We provide the Alma Mater Fund for pregnant students in University and hope to expand this fund to help girls at college and high school as well.

We are a UK-registered charity and the official charitable arm of the PSA Squash Tour, dedicated to uniting the global squash community. It focuses on fostering growth, increasing participation -particularly among women and underserved communities - and utilising the sport for social change through development programs and equipment recycling

SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity is a trusted source of support for serving personnel, veterans and their families in their time of need.

St Abbs Independent Lifeboat has been saving lives in the North Sea and along the coastline of the Scottish Borders since 1911. Run as an independent lifeboat since 2016, we receive no funding from government agencies and rely solely on public donations.

At Stable Life we utilise equine facilitated wellness programmes to support young people with vulnerabilties in the Scottish Borders who are experiencing challenges. We are based on a beautiful farm surrounded by rolling hills and we are lucky enough to have some of the kindest ponies we know to help us to do our work. We also offer riding lessons and hacking in the hills.

Staffie And Stray Rescue rehabilitates and re-homes Staffordshire Bull Terriers and other vulnerable breeds. Their mission centres on fighting the negative media stigma around Staffies, rescuing dogs from pounds and abusive situations, and placing them into safe foster homes.

The Parochial Church Council of Stalham and East Ruston with Brunstead.

We will stand up for and empower those who stammer and challenge discrimination wherever we find it. We will provide support and information and fight for speech and language therapy services for those who want it. No matter how you talk, we're here for you. Join us and help the public understand that stammering is not a sign of being shy, drunk, dishonest, nervous or weak.

We rescue children, then we do whatever it takes to provide the care, love and attention they need to thrive.

Even if the death is expected it can be difficult to know how to best help the children and young people in our care. Stand‑by‑me offers information, advice and support to help children, young people and their families living in North Hertfordshire & Stevenage understand and manage their grief.

We provide free care for people of all ages living with a progressive life-limiting conditions, including cancer, Motor Neurone Disease, cardio-vascular diseases, Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson’s disease.

St Andrews Hospice provide specialist palliative care to people living with life-limiting illnesses, providing support not only for our patients, but also for their loved ones and carers too. Our goal is to provide physical, psychological, social and spiritual care for our patients in a calm, peaceful and welcoming environment.

OFSTED outstanding preschool in Stanford in the Vale, Oxfordshire.

Stanley Development Trusts mission is to improve the quality of life and widen opportunities for the residents and village of Stanley, Perthshire.

Stanleys Community Centre is a registered charity set up by local people to meet the needs of its community. We provide a variety of sessions and opportunities for our community and members.

Starlight Barking are the voice for rescue dogs, linking up with the little stars of dog rescue shelters, improving the lives of dogs in distress wherever they are. With your help we can make a massive difference to many dogs lives.

We're the national charity for children’s play in healthcare, supporting children to experience the power of play to boost their wellbeing and resilience during illness. We advocate for play professionals, support families, and empower children to experience the power of play.

The Stars Appeal is the NHS charity for Salisbury District Hospital.Every day we help hundreds of patients at Salisbury District Hospital and we support the NHS staff who care for them.

star* scheme began in December 2020 at Chew Valley Rugby Club, an extraordinary place which will be familiar to anyone who has ever been involved with grassroots rugby. The club continues to deliver sport to the community for over 50 years and now has 12 junior teams, three senior men’s, and two women’s teams.

Our vision is to open the door to a vibrant community that needs new talent to thrive. By helping young people access work experience, apprenticeships, professional networks and specialist training, we support them in taking real steps toward employment with the aim of sustaining the future of a sector facing an ageing workforce.