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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.

The AHOY charity introduces children and young people to the Thames the through sailing, rowing, powerboating, and a range of on and off-water activities. Most children achieve the RYA Level 1 sailing qualification and report an immediate increase in confidence. Most live near the river, in Lewisham, Greenwich and Tower Hamlets but have never had the opportunity to engage with it. They mainly live in areas in the top three deciles of the indices of multiple deprivation. They come from schools were pupils in receipt of free school meals are way above their borough and London average. Many live in working families in poverty in the three boroughs with rates way above the London average. Most are from the global majority. For those that get the bug we provide programmes where they can gain further skills and qualifications in water sports. We regularly see how participation in our activities leads to meaningful change— boosting confidence, improving teamwork, and shifting attitudes toward education and personal growth.  For some the experience is life-changing, progressing to apprenticeship then to employment on the Thames, in water sports and the Maritime Industry. The money you raise supports all our charitable activities. 

The Albion Foundation is an interdependent charity that uses the Brand and Kudos of West Bromwich Albion Football Club to reach out to the community, raise aspirations and make a difference.

The Antoine Trust was set up to assist Jersey children undergoing cancer treatment. The Trust's primary focus is to fund the development of of the medical support provided to patients in Jersey.

The ARCHIE Foundation is the official charity of Royal Aberdeen Children’s Hospital, the Children's Wards in Inverness and Elgin and Community based Child Health throughout Grampian, Highland, Orkney and Shetland. All monies donated go directly towards ‘making the difference’ for sick children and their families in the North of Scotland. 

Helping tomorrow's generation fulfill their potential. Many young people find themselves on the wrong path in life due to a range of difficult circumstances, often outside of their control. Without the support and hard work of charities, it’s a path they struggle to escape. The Arete Foundation exists to help organisations make a meaningful impact, so that young people in the North West can make their mark in the world.

The Ark Centre offers early intervention for children between 2-5 years old with autism and/or social communication difficulties. Each child follows an individual programme devised by our experienced team of Behaviour, Speech and Language and Occupational Therapists. Programmes are delivered in our centre on a 1:1 basis using the principles of ABA.

The Aspinall Foundation is an animal conservation charity responsible for the reintroduction and ongoing management in the wild of animals that have been born in Kent - along with the rehabilitation of confiscated wild animals in our overseas projects. John Aspinall started his famous animal collection in 1957 when he bought Howletts Wild Animal Park. In 1973 he bought Port Lympne Wild Animal Park to help house the growing groups of animals. Today the two wild animal parks are home to over 1000 animals and 100 different species. The Aspinall Foundation, is the registered charity set up to work with the wild animal parks in Kent who are responsible for the reintroduction and ongoing management in the wild of animals that have been born in Kent. To date The Aspinall Foundation have reintroduced western lowland gorilla, black rhino and przewalski horses born in Kent back into the wild.

The Autism Directory is a registered charity (no. 1143855) working to support individuals and families living with autism at a grass roots level in the community. We believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to create a better and more independent life for themselves, and with the right support and resources this can be achieved. We focus on getting people the help they need, and we do this via our main services

We believe each young person has a worth uncovering, talents worth discovering and a life worth living to their fullest of potential, no matter their past or their present circumstances. We enable young people 16+ in age who are seeking asylum, some of whom have been victims of trafficking, to achieve this positive future through providing specialist supported accommodation and holistic development training.

The Beam Foundation aims to promote the education of people experiencing homelessness, people with disabilities, and people with a criminal record by providing assistance in the form of crowdfunded vocational training and support in finding employment once training has been completed.

The Benevolent Society, charitable society of the British Allied Trades Federation financially assists individuals that have worked within the giftware, jewellery, surface engineering, travel goods and fashion accessories industries. The society also helps individuals starting or progressing their career journeys in these industries through bursaries to help with their studies.

Caring for survivors of the world’s worst industrial disaster - The Bhopal Gas Tragedy. Since 1996 we have helped provide free medical care, education and community support to those suffering the effects of Union Carbide’s gas disaster, and to families still being damaged in their thousands by ongoing water poisoning. We promote community-led practices that can be adopted by those affected by industrial disasters around the world. We support activities to prevent future such disasters. We believe Carbide's owner Dow must finally accept responsibility for Bhopal. Until then, the survivors continue to turn to each other, and to us.

The Body Shop Foundation is the charitable trust of The Body Shop International. Nominated by staff, we give money to innovative, global projects working for social and environmental change. To date, we have given over £18.3 million sterling to over 2,500 worldwide groups.