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To use horticulture and animal therapy to create positive meaningful changes to people living in the local community who are living with disabilities, who are vulnerable, isolated or disadvantaged. We are passionate about relieving social exclusion, increasing wellbeing and reducing the disparity between those with or without disability.

Empty Kitchens Full Hearts turns surplus and donated food into meals delivered to those in need in Edinburgh. Since April 2020, we have provided more than 1.6 million meals.

Dedicated to connecting disabled travellers to suitable and appropriate accommodation and travel services

Encephalitis International (formerly the Encephalitis Society) is a not-for-profit organisation providing information and support for those affected by encephalitis, an inflammation of the brain, raising awareness and funding and collaborating on research on the condition.

Endeavour is an inner-city outdoor adventure, alternative education, youth and community centre dedicated to empowering and enriching the lives of young people and families.

Endometriosis can devastate the lives of not only those with the disease but also their families. We help them take back control.

End Violence Against Women Coalition works to build a united movement to collectively disrupt oppressive structures and purposefully influence the political, economic, social and cultural changes necessary to end and prevent violence against women and girls.

EnFold is a Northamptonshire-based charity dedicated to supporting individuals with Autism Spectrum Condition and their families, regardless of diagnosis. Their mission is to champion neurodiversity by empowering the autistic community, reducing stigma, and providing the practical guidance and signposting needed to navigate complex care systems.

Engera UK is a small, volunteer‑driven UK charity focused on improving women’s and children’s health in rural Ethiopia, especially the Gurage Zone and parts of Oromia. It partners closely with local Ethiopian health staff and with sister organisations Engera (Italy) and Engera USA to run and strengthen seven remote health facilities that serve more than 160,000 people .

Removing barriers for people with disabilities.

We work in Bristol, Birmingham and London to empower young people, who are often under-represented in the world of work, to develop the essential skills and confidence they need to succeed.

EPIC Restart Foundation is a UK charity that rebuilds lives after gambling harm. We are here to support you, to restore your confidence and self-belief and empower you to take the next steps in your journey of recovery.

We fight to improve the lives of everyone affected by epilepsy.

The Epilepsy Research Institute’s mission is to radically advance research for the 1 in 100 people living with epilepsy. A life free from epilepsy is possible. But only through research.

In Scotland 58,000 people are affected by epilepsy. Children and older people are most at risk of developing this common serious neurological condition but anyone can develop epilepsy at any time, and eight people a day in Scotland do. We want to make sure the needs of people with epilepsy are met. We campaign for improved healthcare, better information provision and an end to stigma.

Our vision is for a world where epilepsy is irrelevant and people with epilepsy lead the lives they want to lead.

Epsom and Ewell Phab club provides inclusive activities for young disabled and non-disabled people . Activities include sports, arts, crafts, games, drama, dance and music on Friday club evening.

Equality Now is a worldwide human rights organisation dedicated to securing the legal and systemic change needed to end violence and discrimination against all women and girls, everywhere in the world, to the benefit of all.

Equine Pathways UK is a Leeds based equine therapy organisation, offering sessions to children and adults suffering with mental disorders and impairments. Our centre users range from children struggling with bullying, autism and learning difficulties; to adults battling depression and overcoming other stressful illnesses.

Our aim is to increase awareness and understanding of this condition and each year we run a Training Event for Professionals working in the field of Erb’s Palsy; and for families we have an annual Fun Day event.