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Eden Valley Hospice is a charity dedicated to providing specialist care for adults in north Cumbria who have life limiting conditions. In addition, we also provide care for their families, friends and carers. All the care the hospice provides to its patients and their families is free at the point of delivery.

Problems faced by the developed and the developing countries in the area of welfare services demand radically different approaches. Whereas, the developed countries are putting the responsibility primarily on the government, the developing countries are struggling to mobilise their own resources or look for foreign assistance for this purpose.

We believe no child should face hospital alone.

We are trying to spread the word on the Isle of Man that “Its ok, not to be ok”, We need to get rid of the stigma surrounding having poor Mental Health, and start talking to each other on how we are truly feeling. No one should suffer in silence.

Ekisa UK raises money primarily for supporting Ekisa Ministries International, which runs a children's orphanage in Jinja, Uganda, and which also runs a school, the Ekisa Academy, for children with special needs.

Electric Eels is a family orientated club specifically for children (over 8) & adults with Down Syndrome. We cater for experienced & non-swimmers alike, who wish to develop their fitness, core strength & improve technical aspects of swimming, in a safe, friendly environment.

The Elifar Foundation helps to improve the lives of children and young adults with severe learning difficulty and associated physical disability.

We empower grieving children to build resilience and cope with their grief in healthy and meaningful ways. We work to ensure that our research and programs are free and accessible to all who need them.

The Ella Dawson Foundation works alongside a team of experts to enable young adults, aged 18-30 yrs old, and their families and carers access tailored wellbeing support packages unique to their needs at any stage of their cancer diagnosis within a safe, supporting and likeminded community.

The Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust is a national charity that takes young people aged 8-24 on sailing and outdoor adventures to inspire them to believe in a brighter future living through and beyond cancer.

Ellie’s Retreat offers FREE respite breaks exclusively for families who have suffered the loss of a child. This is very special and unique to Ireland. We sincerely hope it helps families like ourselves find some comfort. Located at Castle Archdale caravan park, Co Fermanagh, Ellie’s Retreat is a static mobile, providing all bed linen, towels and a small welcome pack of groceries.

We are Elliot's Footprint. We're a charity that helps families through child bereavement. We offer help and guidance whilst campaigning and fundraising for improved bereavement services. We are working hard to take the loneliness and frustration out of the systems and processes that families face in the aftermath of losing a child.

The Elmbridge, Runnymede and Spelthorne Talking Newspaper team, set up in 1975 to record local news items for the blind and those with poor sight to listen to and to know what's going on around them.

Elsie Ever After is here to support bereaved families, linking existing services and plugging the gaps where support is lacking – starting in and around Cheshire.

Of the 39.9 million people living with HIV, nearly a quarter are not on treatment and a life is lost to AIDS every minute. The Elton John AIDS Foundation is committed to overcoming HIV and LGBTQ+ stigma, discrimination, and neglect that prevents us from ending AIDS for everyone, everywhere.

Emerge Advocacy is a registered charity established in 2016 out of a realisation that young people in A&E because of self-harm need something more. Our Founder’s original vision was to see volunteers supporting young people in her local hospital in Guildford, Surrey.

We provide financial support towards educational programmes, activities, clothes (including school uniforms and shoes) and equipment to underprivileged children and orphans in Zimbabwe.

As Emily’s parents, we believe that we were very blessed to spend the short time with Emily that we did. We knew then that we had the opportunity to keep her memory and name living on; to inspire others and to repay some of the wonderful care that we as a family received from the King’s Mill Neonatal Unit.

The pain of a childhood cancer diagnosis is indescribable, emotional support is desperately needed now.

We were set up in memory of Emily Drouet, an undergraduate law student, who was subjected to a campaign of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) by a fellow student. Our mission is to ensure no other student ends up in Emily's shoes. We aim to achieve this through our GBV Charter, our training programmes and the resources that we share across institutions.