We aim to make a better world one community at a time by helping some of the poorest people on the planet to help themselves. Focusing on health, education and agriculture we work on projects that provide the initial tools and knowledge to help people in poverty become self- sufficient. Our Every Penny Counts promise ensures that 100% of donations go directly to the cause and not on charity running costs.

Suzy Lamplugh Trust is the UK’s pioneering personal safety charity and leading stalking authority. It was established in 1986, following the disappearance of 25-year-old Suzy Lamplugh, an estate agent who went missing when viewing a property with a client in West London and never returned. Suzy was never found, her killer never brought to justice, was missing and assumed murdered for seven years, before she was eventually declared dead after 1993. The Trust was set up 6 months after Suzy’s disappearance by her late parents, Diana and Paul Lamplugh to ensure what happened to Suzy doesn’t happen to others. Three decades later, we are widely regarded as field experts in lone-working and personal safety training, stalking training and consultancy, campaigning and support services, ensuring their dream lives on. The organisation therefore continues to work towards reducing the risk of violence and aggression by educating, campaigning and supporting people to take steps to avoid, mitigate or manage risks at work, as well as across all aspects of their lives. Our vision is a society in which people are safer and feel safer from violence and aggression, so they can live life to the full. Suzy Lamplugh Trust reaches across the public, private and voluntary sectors through its education and training provision. Our expert trainers deliver hundreds of sessions across the UK and Ireland each year, working with local authorities, the housing sector, higher education, transport, the NHS, construction, legal and probation services to name a few. We trained 5000 delegates last year, with courses designed to drive behavioural change, so that common sense in personal safety becomes common practice. Our training helps staff minimise and mitigate risks they face at work, so that they become confident in managing their own personal safety. Through our consultancy provisions we also help organisations review, amend or create risk assessment and personal safety policies. CAMPAIGN WORK At Suzy Lamplugh Trust we campaign heavily to raise greater awareness of personal safety and stalking issues, demand systematic change where needed, influence public policy and promote a society in which people are safer and feel safer. Our longest running campaign has been the licensing of the operators and drivers of minicabs and private hire vehicles. It begun back in 1998, because every year hundreds of crimes, including many rapes and sexual assaults are linked to illegal and unlicensed minicab drivers. We were delighted when the government pledged to legislate on national minimum standards for taxi and private hire vehicle licensing and establish a national licensing database; recommendations that were included in our own research report launched in 2018 titled “Steering Towards Safety in Taxi and Private Hire licensing”. We have also over the years produced a number of stalking research reports, and successfully campaigned for a stalking protection bill in 2018 to introduce Stalking Protection Orders. We manage the Multi Agency Stalking Intervention Programme (MASIP) funded by the Police Transformation Fund, an initiative that is the first of its kind worldwide and aims to improve responses to stalking across the criminal justice system and the health sector through rehabilitative treatment for stalkers. Suzy Lamplugh Trust has a long history of working within the stalking and harassment sector. Diana Lamplugh believed, and indeed the evidence suggests, that Suzy may have been targeted by a predatory stalker. Diana subsequently campaigned heavily during the 90’s for harassment legislation as a number of other high-profile stalking cases came to light. Working in conjunction with many stalking victims and services, the Suzy Lamplugh Trust campaigning and policy work has been pivotal to changes in legislation and practice nationally – including in the introduction of the Protection from Harassment Act 1997, the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012, and the upcoming stalking protection orders. SUPPORT There are many examples of how we provide support to, and help people stay safe from harassment, violence and aggression. One of the most impactful examples is Suzy Lamplugh Trust’s National Stalking Helpline. The service begun in 2010 to provide support, advice and advocacy to victims of stalking, helping them regain control of their lives. It is worth remembering that stalking is a crime that includes, under its overarching umbrella many other crimes, including domestic abuse, sexual violence and homicide. The service has since helped over 30,000 victims through phone and email contact. Paralleled to this and on behalf of victims who are at serious risk of harm, we regularly represent serious cases to local police forces through our advocacy work, driving prompt action when required. Stalking is a pattern of fixated and obsessive behaviour which is intrusive and causes fear of violence or engenders alarm and distress in the victim. It is one of the most common forms of interpersonal violence in the UK: 1 in 5 women and 1 in 10 men will be a victim of stalking in their lives (UK government statistics), making stalking as pervasive as domestic abuse. According to the ONS, this equates to 4.9% of women and 2.4% of men in any given year. However, with stalking, unless a stalker dies, most victims are living through an active crime, trying to cope with and recover while it continues (many stalkers continue to stalk their victims after multiple court interventions, from prison and often with greater determination after release). This insidious crime results in significant adverse impact on the mental health and wellbeing of victims, who are incredibly vulnerable, as well as on their physical, emotional, financial and psychological wellbeing, causing feelings of fear and being unsafe (especially in female victims). Criminologists have found stalking behaviours in over 9 out of 10 murder cases (of women, by men). It is also a gendered crime: 77% of victims are female; 74% of perpetrators are male (Helpline data). In 25% of cases the stalker targets the victim’s children, in 33% of cases family and friends of the victim are also stalked and in 20% of cases the work colleagues of the victim are also contacted. Therefore, on average, 21 other individuals are directly affected in each case. Despite all successful outcomes achieved by the National Stalking Helpline, the significant number of calls that get through to the helpline only make up circa 40% of victims who try to contact us and regretfully, the remaining 60% do not get through. This is the reason why this small, yet dedicated organisation is always looking for new ways to raise funds to sustain its current service levels, whilst also trying to grow the provision to address the needs of those vulnerable and bewildered victims, whose pleas to police and health services often result in disheartenment and dejection, leaving them more susceptible and exposed in the face of their controlling and coercive perpetrators.

Official charity for Swansea Bay University Health Board

SwimTayka’s mission is to give disadvantaged communities around the world access to swimming teachers. Teachers that will not only teach them the life skills of swimming, but create a legacy for today’s children, who will grow up and teach future generations. We combine swimming with clean water education, so that we are nurturing a generation of world citizens who will act as environmental stewards who love, care for and respect the life-giving rivers, lakes and oceans along which they live. Drowning is a silent epidemic in which nearly 42 people die every hour. It is at large a preventable death and is the third leading cause of accidental injury death for children worldwide. SwimTayka believes that no child should be denied access to swimming lessons or clean water education, because of their economic status.

We support sportspeople to prepare and manage the transition to a life outside of sport

Providing the Humanitarian Relief to Syrians as Trustees think fit in various categories.

The Tain Youth Café YMCA is part of the YMCA movement which is one of the largest youth organisations throughout the world. Each YMCA is autonomous. We aim to help Children and young people reach their potential. We run a Youth Café which combines Programmes and drop in facilities.

Talk Club is a UK male mental health charity. We're here to change the numbers of men because 76% of suicides are male, making suicide the biggest killer of men under 60 with a man dying every 90 minutes. It silently screams that men struggle to prevent poor mental health and find a way to share how they really feel. It's our mission to change this through Talk & Listen, Talk & Exercise and therapy groups that start with asking 'How are you? Out of 10?' By putting a number on how we feel and explaining why, men have a way to open up and measure their mental fitness.

A youth development and outdoor learning charity that helps young people aged 12-25 to realise their potential through transformational adventures at sea.

Tamworth Samaritans is an independent charity, run entirely by unpaid volunteers. We provide a free 24-hour helpline for people who are upset, troubled or who are feeling suicidal.

Target Ovarian Cancer is the national ovarian cancer charity. We target what's important- symptoms awareness, life-saving early diagnosis, better treatments and support for everyone affected by ovarian cancer.

Tax Help for Older People provides free, independent and expert tax advice and help for older people on lower incomes across the UK. Callers to our helpline are able to speak directly to a member of our staff team and receive immediate help and advice. Our network of over 400 volunteer professional tax advisers provide further expert help to resolve tax problems where this is needed. These volunteers give their time and expertise free of charge because they recognise how difficult the tax system can be for older people who can’t afford professional advice, and they want to use their skills to benefit the community.

TaxAid is a charity that helps people on low incomes when they get into difficulties with their tax affairs. Through our national helpline, we help people on low incomes to understand the parts of the tax system that apply to them, pay only the right amount of tax, and help them resolve crises when things go wrong. Our advice is free and given by tax professionals who volunteer their time. The need for TaxAid's free helpline continues to grow as more people on low incomes pay tax and and have more complicated tax affairs. Increasing numbers of people have turned to self-employment and many people are in multiple employments to make ends meet. The complexities of the tax system means that without professional advice, unaffordable for those on low incomes, people already struggling may be faced with penalties and further debt. .

TB kills 1.8 million people a year, despite being curable, and 4.3 million people miss out on quality TB care each year. TB Alert is the UK’s national tuberculosis charity. We are the only charity that focuses on TB both in the UK and overseas – in India, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Malawi. This gives us a unique perspective in order to address issues around TB that are common both to low incidence countries like the UK and high incidence regions such as Africa and Asia. Our work focuses on: -raising public and professional awareness about TB, addressing barriers to treatment, and providing support to patients during their treatment -bringing together statutory health services, voluntary organisations and people affected by TB to plan and deliver better TB services -advocating for the policies and resources to improve the care of patients and the prevention and control of TB. Our vision is the control and ultimate elimination of TB. Our mission is to increase access to effective treatment for all.”

How much you achieve in life should not be determined by how much your parents earn. In Britain today 3.6 million children are growing up in households so poor, providing basics like heating and food is a daily struggle. Educational inequality in the UK is real. It’s happening here, it’s happening now and it’s preventing too many children from living the lives they could and should. Our mission to end educational inequality drives everything we do – it is an ambitious goal and we cannot achieve it alone. All of our work involves partnerships with schools, universities, charities, businesses and individuals who share our vision that no child's success is limited by their background. To make our vision a reality, we believe it will take a movement of leaders across society who are committed to ending educational inequality. We’ve started to see change, and will continue to work with our partners to ensure it is lasting.

Tearfund is a Christian charity mobilising communities and churches worldwide to help end extreme poverty and injustice. Contact us at www.tearfund.org | teamtearfund@tearfund.org | 020 3906 3390 | Registered charity number: 265464

TO RELIEVE THE NEEDS OF CHILDREN SUFFERING FROM CANCER AND THEIR FAMILIES BY PROVIDING OR ASSISTING WITH THE PROVISIONS OF EQUIPMENT FACILITIES AND SERVICES NOT NORMALLY PROVIDED BY THE STATUTORY AUTHORITIES AND BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL AND EMOTIONAL SUPPORT.

Around seven young people aged between 13 and 24 are diagnosed with cancer every day in the UK.  We’re the only charity dedicated to providing expert care and support from the moment they hear the word cancer. We treat them as young people first, cancer patients second and everything we do aims to improve their quality of life and chances of survival.  

Uniting young people, aged 13-24, and rebuilding lives from diagnosis, through treatment and beyond. Cancer doesn’t stop when the treatment stops.

Aiming to put a smile on the faces of disabled and disadvantaged children in the North West

Providing care and life skills for the enablement of adults with differing abilities.

We’re changing lives across Teesside by supporting people and families who’ve been affected by a terminal illness. We help them make the most of every day, ensuring they receive the best possible care by creating experiences and memories that last a lifetime. Everybody gets treated as an individual, whether it’s physical, mental or emotional support they need from us. We support people to stay as independent as possible for as long as possible. We’re bringing people together. From patients, family and friends to our clinical team, counsellors, staff, volunteers and our fundraisers. We make sure that everyone gets to live well until the very end.

Tenovus is the cancer charity that's bringing care, treatment, support and research to the heart of the community.

Terrence Higgins Trust is the UK's leading HIV charity. We support people living with HIV and amplify their voices, and help the people using our services to achieve good sexual health. We have been supporting people with HIV for more than four decades. We provide advice, counselling, group support and crucially tackle the stigma experienced by so many people living with HIV.  

Following Tessa’s call to improve brain cancer treatment, research and survival, the Mission consists of leading academics, doctors, charities and patients collaborating to deliver a new national strategy to make the needed changes in treatment and research.

We are a charity providing emergency medical services by air and land to patients within the counties of Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire. Our paramedics, doctors and pilots are highly trained and ready for any eventuality. We work together as a team, giving you the best chance when the worst happens. Thanks to your support, our iconic helicopter is now backed up by critical care response vehicles, allowing us to reach even more people.

The 999 Club works with disadvantaged adults with multiple problems and chaotic lifestyles who are homeless or at high risk of becoming so. We run 2 day centres, a Winter Night Shelter and small nursery for vulnerable families to prevent the damage we see in our adults

The Abolish Foundation exists to create calls-to-action for global systemic problems. Our goals are to build new technology that will aid in bringing both awareness and action to the issues and to aid in supporting survivors through social-impact fundraising campaigns. By partnering with NGO’s who are tackling these issues on the ground, we aim to provide immediate relief, rehabilitation, and education to those directly affected by the issues. With our current initiatives, our aim is to contribute to the elimination of modern-day slavery. We provide research and evidence-based methods of raising awareness of various human rights issues associated with modern slavery; promote responsible, ethical, and compassionate consumerism; and offer direct support to victims of forced labour, labour exploitation, and worker abuse.