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Friends of the Family is a local charity working with parents and children who are experiencing difficult life circumstances, helping them to face their future with confidence. Our unique services are delivered in Winchester and its surrounding villages.

Friends of the Holy Land supports Christian communities in the Middle East by providing humanitarian aid, education, and employment support. Its mission is to promote dignity, stability, and hope, helping families remain in their homeland despite conflict and hardship.

We are a Charity based in the United Kingdom to raise funds for The Hughes' Bequest Khaya Lokukhanya Childrens' Project in Barkly East, South Africa. The project in South Africa sets out to relieve the needs of children and families in Barkly East South Africa.

We organises events and fund projects that support Manor Primary School and the wider Ivybridge community.

Friends of the Neuro Ward was founded in 2013 to improve the care and comfort of patients in Wards 204 & 205 at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary and the rehab unit at Woodend Hospital

Friends Of The Oaks act as a financial support group and liaison between the Moray Community and The Oaks Palliative Care Unit raising money through fundraising, bequeathments and donations. All monies raised by or bequeathed to The Friends stay in Moray and are used entirely to provide funds, which help pay for equipment, complementary therapies and extras which make life comfortable for patients

Trinity is facing an increasingly difficult funding challenge due to Government cuts. FOTS' Trinity Primary School Education Fund seeks too bridge this funding gap and enable this wonderful school to continue delivering an outstanding education to young people whatever their circumstances or needs.

PFTA supporting Waterside Primamry School in Hythe

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF PUPILS IN THE SCHOOL IN PARTICULAR BY: 2.1 DEVELOPING EFFECTIVE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE STAFF, PARENTS AND OTHERS ASSOCIATED WITH THE SCHOOL; 2.1 ENGAGING IN ACTIVITIES OR PROVIDING FACILITIES OR EQUIPMENT WHICH SUPPORT THE SCHOOL AND ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUPILS.

Woodlands provides a unique and personalised approach to learning and development support. Our motto is that we ‘create empowered lives’ and we aim to do this for everyone who comes into contact with us. We strongly believe that education, coupled with high quality support, leads to people being able to take control of their own lives and destinies.

We raise funds through the parents and children of Wootton Lower School and use the money to enhance the educational journey of the children that attend the setting.

The charity mission of the Friends of Yardley Hastings School (FOYS) is to raise funds to enhance the facilities, experiences, and opportunities for pupils at Yardley Hastings Primary School in Northamptonshire.

The charity was formed in 2007 to raise awareness of the issues faced by young carers locally, to provide fundraising support to the Young Carers Service and to monitor the expenditure of those funds by working closely with the Young Carers Development Worker. The money raised is not intended to replace existing provision, or services which are the responsibility of statutory agencies.

From Babies With Love Foundation makes grants to charities working to support vulnerable babies and children.

Creating space where children, young people and families are inspired and supported to flourish.

The Trust's primary aims are the relief of poverty, advancement of education, research and assistance through awards, prizes and donations in areas connected to energy.

Fulham FC Foundation is the Official Charity of Fulham Football Club, committed to our vision for a healthy, inclusive and thriving community. With the passionate pursuit of building better lives through sport, we connect Fulham FC to young people and adults across South West London.

FESP is a partnership of schools, colleges, local employers and agencies which recognise the need to equip local young people with knowledge, skills and aspirations relevant to a competitive 21st century market-place. FESP facilitate projects, events and links which enable and drive enterprise, innovation and long-term growth in the local, regional and national economy.

Day centre for homeless people. Showers, laundry, clothing store. Lunch, tea and coffee. Phone and computing facilities. Supported accommodation via CHAP referrals, referrals to longer term accommodation. Referrals to Pre-tenancy, resettlement and tenancy sustainment support. Referrals to specialist agencies for support around substance misuse and mental health.