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The UK's leading anti-racism educational charity

Soldiers of Shropshire Museum strives to create memorable connections between our audience, our collections, and our Army, in Shropshire and beyond, and for generations to come.

We are a non-profit making rescue and re-homing centre for cats based in Shropshire. We have been operating since November 2013, previously having been volunteers for a branch of a national charity that was closed. We rehome over 100 cats annually.

We provide a range of high energy, recreational, creative & educational activities for siblings separated by care. Building stronger siblings family bonds & learning new skills together, creates the best foundations for the future. Creating positive happy memories together makes all the difference!

Every year around 4,000 young people die in the UK before they’ve had a chance to live their lives to the fullest. Beside many of those is a sibling. The death of a sibling at any age is detrimental. At Sibling Support, we understand these challenges all too well, because many of those involved have also experienced sibling bereavement.

Sibs exists to support people who grow up with or have grown up with a disabled brother or sister. It is the only UK charity representing the needs of over half a million young siblings and over one and a half million adult siblings.

The Sickle Cell Society is the only national charity in the UK that supports and represents people affected by a sickle cell disorder to improve their overall quality of life.

Anybody can become unhappy, depressed, addicted, homeless, destitute and at-risk. SIFA Fireside is the charity which stands by the people of Birmingham who are at risk of, facing, or in recovery from the effects of homelessness. SIFA Fireside provides an ever-evolving range of responsive support services so people can rebuild their lives in safety and with dignity.

Sight Concern Worcestershire is a leading charitable organisation dedicated to supporting peopleliving with sight loss across the county. They are committed to enhancing the lives of visually impaired people and their families by providing invaluable services, support, and resources.

Sight Life offers a wide range of local services to support blind and partially sighted people across much of South Wales. Our mission is to help people live independent, active, social, and fulfilling lives.

Sightsavers works with partners in developing countries to eliminate avoidable blindness and promote equality of opportunity for disabled people.

Signpost's moto, Engagement, Empowerment, Employment: Empowering Individuals, Strengthening Families, and Building a Thriving Community and equipping job seekers with the tools for employment, improved well-being, and a brighter future for all.

Simba is all about honouring baby loss. We provide direct support to bereaved families at their critical time of loss through our Memory Boxes and our Bereavement Rooms.

We are a homelessness charity in Scotland, dedicated to meeting people where they are. This means that whether you’re homeless or at risk of homelessness, we’re here to help, no matter what the road you’re on looks like.

SSCB is an Edinburgh charity which is run 100% by volunteers, many of whom have experienced life in the unit. We exist to ensure that all babies admitted to the Simpson Neonatal Unit receive the best possible care.

At Borlase, we are committed to providing the best possible education for our students. The phrase "Only at Borlase" resonates with our community - students, staff, and parents alike - as it captures the unique and enriching experience we offer.

One healthy conversation can start a chain reaction that leads to six more and six more. At Six Connections, we join the dots and help start honest mental health conversations. Helping mates to talk and support each other. Making those tough conversations easier.

We offer highly individualised care & support to families affected by life-limiting illnesses, completely free of charge. Rooted in a tradition of holistic care, we take the time to understand what matters most to our patients, and then work together to support them, their families and friends.

SLOW is an award-winning bereavement charity. At SLOW we know that your grief cannot be fixed, and we do not strive to ‘make things better’. Instead we give you space and support, so that you may, in your own time, slowly rebuild your life.

Supporting young children and babies with physical disabilities and their families