We are are here to improve the care for people with cancer undergoing treatment at University College London Hospitals (UCLH) NHS Foundation Trust. We do this by funding patient care projects, improving hospital spaces, supporting staff and investing in research - all of which the NHS could not otherwise provide.

As a community, we know we have challenges, particularly in engaging with a younger generation so that Jewish life is relevant to them. And with an increasingly hostile anti-Israel atmosphere in the UK, and the parallel rise in anti-Semitism, particularly on campus, young people need to have an even stronger foundation for their self-confidence as Jewish people. UJIA has been the key funder for youth movements, Israel Experience programmes, student programmes, and schools programmes for more than two decades. In all we invest £1.9 million a year in these programmes. We haven’t just voiced the truism that the future of the community depends on its young people – we’ve acted on it.

Prevention suffering and deaths fro Cervical Cancer

UKIM promotes and encourages mutual appreciation and friendly relations between Muslims and non-Muslims. Through its work, it aspires to see all citizens, irrespective of their colour, background, ethnicity, economic class and political affiliation, to live in dignity and peace with each other. This is because Islam aims to break the shackles that disunite human beings and restores dignity for all people. This was the mission of all the messengers of God and this is the mission that UKIM is delivering to the best of its ability and resources.

At UK Youth, our vision is that all young people are empowered to build a bright future regardless of their background or circumstance. It is our mission to ensure that every young person has access to appropriate, high quality youth services in their local community. By supporting UK Youth, you are doing something incredible for the next generation. You are making a #StandWithYouth.

vi. UKUATOGETHER (UKUAT), is a charity dedicated to fostering secure, economic, and growth-oriented connections between the UK and Ukraine.

For over 60 years UNICEF has been the world’s leader for children, working on the ground in more than 150 countries and territories to help children survive and thrive, from early childhood through adolescence. Working with local communities and governments, we ensure that every child is helped to reach their full potential, as individuals and as members of their communities. Through our long term and emergency programmes for healthcare, education and rights issues, we offer care and protection for all children at risk. UNICEF is not funded by the UN. Instead, we rely on voluntary donations to fund our work for children worldwide.

Unique Kidz and Co is a trusted service for disabled children and young adults based in Morecambe, Lancashire. Founded in 2009 by two mums unable to find suitable childcare for their own disabled children, the charity has since grown to support hundreds of families and has extended its services to provide support right up to the age of 30. We are a place to play, have fun, make friends and be unique!

United Response is a top 100 charity committed to making life better for people with disabilities and mental health needs. We combine high quality care with influential national campaigns that challenge inequality and throw a positive light on the achievements and everyday lives of the people we support.

To enhance the care and treatment of patients accessing NHS services at Poole, Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospitals by fundraising to provide enhanced facilities, state of the art equipment and support NHS staff health, wellbeing and development. University Hospitals Dorset NHS Charity supports all areas of work at the University Hospitals Dorset with supporters still being able to donate to a ward, department, or hospital of their choice across Poole, Royal Bournemouth, or Christchurch Hospitals.

We are dedicated to University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust. The charity exists to enhance the Trust’s care and services, helping us to go above and beyond what we can do with core government funding. Our vision is to improve the experience of every patient who visits our hospitals. We aim to do this by partnering with UHSussex Trust to deliver great outcomes and experiences for patients, by fundraising and investing in equipment, training and causes that directly benefit them.

Unseen is working towards a world without modern slavery and human trafficking. We support survivors to rebuild their lives with our safehouses and helpline, and tackle root causes by raising awareness and influencing legislation to support those affected today and prevent future cases.

We'll offer free counselling to people aged 18 and 35 that relate to the alternative & rock music scene. Running our sessions from UPRAWR Studios, we'll be turning our practice rooms into relaxed counselling suits so people can talk to councillors they can to relate to in a non-clinical environment.

Helpline & Support Services for primarily young men & boys at risk or have been through some form of sexual or physical exploitation.

Whether facing cancer, stroke, heart disease or have a sick child or baby, we want to provide the very best care at Dartford and Gravesham NHS Trust. A variety of ground breaking equipment and treatments are now in place because of donations kindly made by the public, much more than our NHS budget can provide.

Variety is dedicated to improving the lives of children and young people in the UK who are sick, disabled or disadvantaged. We provide minibuses, wheelchairs, sports equipment, children's hospitals and other practical solutions to enable individuals and organisations to give opportunities to the children in their care.

Vasculitis UK is a small volunteer run charity. We help to raise awareness of a group of autoimmune diseases. We fund research into improving outcomes and support families to live with the disease.

Velindre is recognised as The Hospital Of Hope, and this is made possible because of the fantastic and committed support of our donors and fundraisers. Your fundraising efforts and donations help us continue to be the leading provider of radiotherapy and other specialised anti-cancer treatments in Wales. It allows us to fund projects which improve the experience and outcomes of patients receiving care and support here. With your support, we are able to offer better quality of care through complex treatment pathways, earlier access to cutting edge treatments, research into new treatments, purchase specialist equipment, fund invaluable support services and resources along with ensuring our staff have access to the most up to date training and techniques available. It really is difficult to overstate the difference fundraising makes here at Velindre, but the benefits are invaluable.

We are Versus Arthritis. Arthritis Care and Arthritis Research UK have come together to do more for people with arthritis. Arthritis Research UK is the charity leading the fight against arthritis. We’re working to take the pain away for sufferers of all forms of arthritis and helping people to remain active. We’ll do this by funding high class research, providing information and campaigning. Everything we do is underpinned by research.

Charity description for Charity challenge Veterans Aid is UK's main front-line operational charity, with a flat organisational structure enabling it to deliver immediate support to ex-servicemen and women in crisis. VA's interventions are needs led and practical, ranging from the immediate provision of basics such as new clothes, food and drink to longer-term accommodation and help to deal with more complex issues until the veterans are able to sustain themselves emotionally, psychologically and financially. VA has a dual approach. Front of house, where clients call or come initially for help is our Drop-in-Centre in Victoria, London. The second location is New Belvedere House, where our most vulnerable clients are accommodated and receive a more in depth, holistic treatment and care from experienced and professional staff. Among the projects run by VA are; Emergency Accommodation, Substance Misuse, Mental Health Issues, Education, Training and Employment, Foreign and Commonwealth support. When clients move-on from VA- they receive our help to source permanent private-rented or supported accommodation. Everyone leaves VA equipped with training, confidence and skills to withstand the stresses and challenges of 21st Century living as well as an 'address book' of friends. The Veterans Aid mantra is 'a hand up not a hand out'. This investment in individuals by providing them with the personal and practical skills to break the cycle of dependency is a model that has achieved unparalleled success and extremely low recidivism. 92% of our clients are still thriving after 6 months from graduating from VA's hostel.

Veterans With Dogs is the UK’s pioneering charity dedicated exclusively to training and providing accredited assistance dogs for current and former members of the British Armed Forces living with service-related mental health conditions, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety, and depression. We are the first organisation in the UK to develop a specialist programme—Partner Animal Life Skills (PALS)—specifically for veterans with psychological injuries resulting from military service. As a fully accredited member of Assistance Dogs International (ADI), we uphold the highest standards in assistance dog training and welfare.

Independent, confidential and free help for everyone in the veterinary community

VHL UK / Ireland aims to raise funds via fundraising and donations for research, provide information and support for those affected and raise awareness

Improving the lives of children and young people who are blind or partially sighted

Victim Support is an independent charity. We are dedicated to supporting people affected by crime and traumatic incidents in England and Wales and we put them at the heart of our organisation. Our purpose is to provide specialist help and services and to support people to cope and recover until they feel they are back on track with their lives. We work with clients in a way that suits them and ensure their voices are heard throughout their support and beyond

Victoria's Promise is a charity founded in the memory of Victoria van der Westhuizen who passed way of cancer at age 29. Victoria's Promise now provide social, emotional, physical and practical care for local young women with all types of cancer, whilst also supporting their partners and children. VP Services include a Personal Care Guardian & mentor, counselling & coaching available for all the family. Specialist Oncology Massages to reduce anxiety, pain & nausea. Advice & tutorials on safe products to use throughout chemotherapy, & the sourcing & funding of high quality wigs. Childcare support & Cleaning services to support the family home. Post Treatment Nutritional Therapy to support recovery & help prevent recurrence. VP Women’s Monthly Network Workshops to reduce isolation, bringing young women together in a safe, fun & educational environment. Victoria's Promise are also a force for cancer prevention, researching and communicating information that aims to drastically reduce the number of cancer occurrences and recurrences.

Village Africa is a UK-registered charity working in Tanzania, East Africa. Our aim is to alleviate poverty. We are working in health and education.

Village Water brings safe water, decent toilets and hygiene education to some of the poorest communities in Zambia and Mozambique. These basics help women and girls be more than just water collectors, children go to school; adults provide for their families. Step by step communities can work their own way out of poverty. That’s why we say change begins with safe water. But in fact, it begins with YOU! Take on a challenge for us and you can be confident you’re making a difference. We keep our overheads low, so you know that every penny you raise is being spent in the right place. We don’t do quick fixes. Or handouts. We focus on building skills in Africa so local people can take charge of their water and sanitation and live dignified and independent lives.

Virunga National Park, Africa’s most biodiverse protected area, exists to protect 1/3 of the world’s wild mountain gorillas, over one thousand species of mammal, bird, reptile and amphibian, and provide a brighter future to more than four million people affected by conflict.