Improving the lives of people with heart conditions in Sussex

We are a unique Charity providing 'Nursing Care at Home' for local children who have a life-limiting or life-threatening illness. Based in the Chichester area of West Sussex, The Sussex Snowdrop Trust provides: Children's Community Nurses who administer medication and perform various procedures when the Snowdrop child is at home. They give medical advice, teach parents how to manage their child's medicines and treatments, listen to problems and liaise with other Health Professionals. Health Care Assistants support a family by either taking siblings or the Snowdrop child out or playing with them in their own home. This allows a parent some respite or quality time with another child and is a way for children to enjoy a different environment or try some new creative play. Emotional support which is met by the Snowdrop Counsellors. The Counsellors help by befriending and supporting a family throughout their child's illness should it be needed. They also provide bereavement support. Financial help for families coping with the day-to-day problems of caring for a very sick child The charity helps in any way that can relieve parents of the extra financial problems that occur when a child has a life threatening or terminal illness e.g. household equipment and bills, travelling expenses to hospital and so much more.

Head and Neck Cancer Support Group and we reach out and offer support 24/7 and will refer to other 3rd party services if that’s what you need. Our Charity is run by patients, carers, family and friends so everyone understands the problems when you are diagnosed with cancer.

The Talent Tap is a social mobility charity with a mission to meaningfully change the lives of talented state educated students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds, by giving them the work experience, support, and network, that they need to succeed in their chosen careers.

The Charity provides free holidays in two lodges on the Hampshire coast and with a Christmas trip to Disneyland Resort Paris. The charity funds research into childhood cancers, in particular neuroblastoma, provides days out and special gifts for very sick children and raises money to improve children's oncology wards.

We are a Christian charity in Walsall serving our local community by helping those who find themselves in hardship, need and distress. From our community hub in Aldridge, we work alongside other charities and community partners to offer a range of activities and support services to everyone in our community, regardless of faith, and to bring people together. During 2023 we are increasing our support and services, growing our charity to enable us to meet diverse needs, help more people and reduce the impact of poverty on people's lives. What we do: For our community We provide a safe and welcoming community hub We deliver a range of community activities We bring people together to prevent isolation and loneliness For those in need We deliver pastoral support to those in need We work with partners to provide information, advice and guidance services We provide a twice weekly foodbank For people who want spiritual support We provide an opportunity, for people who are interested, to learn more about the Christian Faith We support our local churches and fellow Christian organisations We live our values, and our activities and services will reflect these

We boost wellbeing, reduce loneliness and foster stronger, happier communities through joyful intergenerational experiences.

The objectives of the foundation are as follows; “For the public benefit the relief of those who are suffering or who have suffered with Cancer, Crohn’s disease and Colitis who reside permanently or temporarily in the United Kingdom by the provision of grants to: organisation's that help people to rebuild their lives following a serious illness, diagnosis, or operation with the aim of easing the financial burden placed on those individuals and families; charities and organisation’s undertaking research into the development of new treatments and cures of Cancer, Crohn’s disease and Colitis; organisation’s that help people to afford medical care and expand their potential for treatment options enabling access to private medical care; hospitals, hospices and medical centres to be used for the furtherance of treatment and patient capacity; organisation's carrying out research into Crohn’s disease and Cancer, the useful results of which will be published.”

The Tony Loy Trust gives support to children and young people (up to the age of 25) in the villages of Blewbury, Oxfordshire and neighbouring areas in the arts and sport.It gives grants to individuals and organisations for ongoing activities or projects. It finances training and travel, it pays for subscriptions, kit or equipment and it supports productions and events.

We are about intervening very early in autism to utterly transform the lives of each child, giving them the opportunity to truly realise their full potential and live to a life of fulfilment, reward and contribution rather than one of anxiety and frustration. We campaign to raise awareness of the power of early intervention to fundamentally renew a life, and we are preparing our own Mifne autism clinic for very young infants, as well as a comprehensive online portal of research and purpose-created resources for parents and carers of autistic children. We have a truly distinctive and empowering perspective on autism, reflecting the experiences of many autistic people, which is the backbone to our services. Our TED talk, which introduces this perspective, as well as a video report on how the Mifne method works, can be viewed on the front page of our website – http://transformingautism.org

A trio of charity adventures raising funds to help #SPEEDTHECURE for cancer.

We support a nationwide network of food banks and together we provide emergency food and support to people locked in poverty, and campaign for change to end the need for food banks in the UK.

Our team seeks to save lives and improve outcomes for survivors of sepsis by instigating political change, educating healthcare professionals, raising public awareness and providing support for those affected by this devastating condition. Our critical expertise is based on the charity’s grassroots origins – our doctors and nurses have front line, first-hand experience of the sepsis problem; their passion is born of a uniquely comprehensive understanding of what needs to be done. The urgent need to improve sepsis care in the UK drives our team forward as we continue to work in hospitals whilst giving their time to advance the sepsis agenda.

Every hour seven people will be diagnosed with a cancer of the kidneys, bladder, prostate, or male reproductive organs. Millions of men, women and children are at risk of having their lives devastated by these and many other horrible urological diseases. The Urology Foundation is here to make a difference. We are working hard to find new ways to prevent, treat, and cure every urology disease. By making the public aware of the signs of urology disease, by investing in the latest training for urologists and nurses, and by funding the most ground breaking research, we know we can end the suffering caused by urology disease. The money you help us raise by supporting through a challenge will allow us to grow our work so that we can end the suffering in lives across the UK and Ireland.

VVF is a small, family run charity operating in Vipingo, Kenya. It built and runs the Future Hope Montessori School for 120 AIDS affected children providing education, food, health care & uniforms in a safe, stimulating environment. We also have a Turtle protected beach and run community projects.

We are a UK-based charity operating in Zambia & Malawi. We use a simple Smartphone App to connect rural health centres (where there no doctors) with over 230 volunteer Doctors, based predominantly in the UK. We aim to.. Help rural health workers treat more patients in their own communities, supporting a reduction in morbidity and mortality rates Reduce unnecessary referrals to distant & hard to reach hospitals Enhance knowledge transfer between medical professionals

We are The Wallich. We are doing something about homelessness in Wales. We believe that everyone deserves the right to a home, but more than that, that everyone deserves the right to feel safe, to feel valued and to feel positive about their future. We operate under three core objectives: getting people off the streets; keeping people off the streets; and creating opportunities for people. We believe in a Wales where people stand together to provide hope, support and solutions to end homelessness.

The Warrior Programme runs three day training and motivation courses with 12 month structured support and signposting for Veterans, Serving Personnel, their Family Members and Carers of Veterans. The course teaches participants practical, effective tools and techniques to help them manage challenging situations and improve motivation, confidence, resilience, independence and self belief.

We fund activities to provide relief of financial need or suffering amongst victims of war or natural or other kinds of disaster, trouble or catastrophe. We focus on funding a range of organisations to undertake research, development and deployment of practical solutions to everyday problems.

Wave Project

The Wedding Wishing Well Foundation organises & funds weddings for people with a terminal or life limiting illness across the UK.

Supporting Very Sick Children & Their Families.

The Yard is a Scottish charity supporting disabled children and young people aged 0-25 through adventure play. Since 1986, we have been offering creative and inclusive play experiences in a well-supported environment, alongside wraparound support for the whole family.

At The Zone, every young person matters. Our commitment is to offer new and exciting experiences and opportunities by inspiring and empowering young people to learn and develop within an atmosphere of Jewish culture.

The Thembalitsha Foundation seeks to restore hope to the people of South Africa by developing them to a point of self-reliance through the provision of healthcare, education and training initiatives.

Thomas Cook Children’s Charity is a grant-making charity focused on improving children’s lives. We fund the work of a number of charities each year, in the UK and overseas. This year we are supporting: Wheel Power; Teenage Cancer Trust; Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital; Alder Hey Children’s Hospital; Happy Days Children’s Charity; CLIC Sargent and Just a Drop as well as many local grass roots organisations.

Interfaith - working with and between Muslims, Christians, and Jews and wider society

Thrive is the leading UK charity that uses gardening to bring about positive changes in the lives of people who are living with disabilities or ill health, or are isolated, disadvantaged or vulnerable. This is known as social and therapeutic horticulture and is the process of using plants and gardens to improve physical and mental health, as well as communication and thinking skills. It also uses the garden as a safe and secure place to develop someone’s ability to mix socially, make friends, learn practical skills that will help them be more independent or study to gain nationally recognized horticultural qualifications that could lead to new employment.