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Providing short breaks and beach hut days to those with life threatening illness and disabilities

Working with the homeless and vulnerable in Oxford City through the Oxford Community Soup Kitchen.

The Inclusive Hub was created back in 2016, initially to help children with Autism and ADHD take part in fun based boxing sessions. Each session grew in numbers and also in ranges of abilities taking part. We now support people with any additional needs like Down Syndrome, Wheelchair Users, Mental, Physical, Hearing and Visual Impairment.

The Inspire and Achieve Foundation supports disadvantaged young people who are not in education, employment or training (NEET) to overcome personal and systemic barriers to opportunity. For over 15 years, our youth support has been inspiring young people across Nottinghamshire and empowering them to achieve to their best.

We are a unique, specialist charity which raises funds to address independence and quality of life after spinal cord injury (SCI). Our National Scientific Committee and Board of Trustees approve and then fund our Current Research Programme which consists of 5 projects throughout the UK, costing £756k. With no Government or NHS funding support, we have to generate all the funds ourselves.

The Institute of Cancer Research, London, is one of the world’s most influential cancer research organisations. We are a UK charity and member institution of the University of London.

The Irene Taylor Trust 'Music in Prisons' has been working at the forefront of arts and rehabilitation since 1995, bringing creative music projects to men and women of all ages in prisons throughout the UK. The Trust now also works with ex-prisoners and young people on the fringes of the criminal justice system in the community.

Theirworld is a global children’s charity dedicated to ending the global education crisis and unleashing the potential of future generations.

We support vulnerable children and young people via mentoring

The Island Trust provides life-enhancing, residential and day-sailing activities for young people with educational support needs, disabilities, and those experiencing hardship and deprivation.

Through our ambition to create positive societal change, we deliver meaningful targeted education to children and young people, their families and in communities across the Midlands.

Our vision is that all children and young people with life-limiting and life threatening conditions are supported to have the very best quality of life possible. With the chance to live, and to die, in their own homes with their families.

Jami supports many hundreds of people each year impacted by mental health problems, enabling those isolated because of their mental distress to become re-engaged with their family, friends and local community.

The John Schofield Trust is working hard to improve social mobility in UK and Irish newsrooms through its mentoring schemes for early career and apprentice journalists, and for undergraduate journalism students. People from diverse and disadvantaged backgrounds are significantly under-represented in the journalism sector.

The Joshua Tree provides bespoke programmes of support to improve the emotional wellbeing and mental health of all immediate and extended family members who are affected by childhood cancers.

The Jo Walters Trust makes grants in memory of Joanna Walters for educational, outward bound, sporting and environmental projects. We are staffed entirely by volunteers

Junction 42 exists to see the lives of offenders, ex-offenders and their communities visibly transformed by hope. We achieve this aim through holistic engagement, primarily via Faith, Employability and Enterprise and Creative Engagement projects.

We believe everyone, everywhere, should have access to safe water as a basic right. We want to see a world where everyone has safe water and adequate sanitation, and the increased health and prosperity this brings.

We provide home and hygiene care packs to people in the North East England to help alleviate hygiene poverty.

SKCIN works to prevent skin cancer and improve early detection across the UK. It delivers accredited education and awareness programmes—such as Sun Safe for schools and nurseries and MASCED for hair and beauty professionals—provides resources and training, and campaigns to save lives.