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Cure EB (formerly the Sohana Research Fund) exists to find a cure for Epidermolysis Bullosa- a very painful genetic skin blistering condition which causes internal and external wounds at the slightest friction, often leading to malignant skin cancer in young adulthood.

The World Health Organisation states that just 1 in 10 people with physical disabilities in the developing world have access to assistive technology. Legs4Africa addresses part of this deficit by providing equipment to societies where such equipment is either unavailable, or prohibitively expensive.

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Migrant Leaders supports young people from disadvantaged/migrant backgrounds to achieve their career potential through a transformative education & training programme delivered via structured mentoring, skills development, networking & professional access through partnerships with leading employers.

Our goal is simple: empower men to prioritize their mental health and well-being. We believe that talking about your feelings is not a sign of weakness, but a sign of strength. We encourage our members to show up, share, and listen without the fear of being judged. Our weekly meetings are free and open to everyone, and there’s no need to book in advance. Whether you’ve been carrying a heavy burden for days or just need a moment to talk about life, Silent Storms provides a safe space where men can speak up and feel supported. Why we do itMen are often taught to “tough it out” when faced with challenges. The portrayal of men in popular culture reinforces the belief that they must always be strong, that they should never show vulnerability, or seek help. This harmful narrative leaves many men feeling isolated, unable to talk about the very real difficulties they face. Silent Storms exists to challenge that belief. We understand that struggling is not a sign of weakness, but a natural part of being human. Whether you’re dealing with mental health issues, relationship difficulties, or everyday stress, it’s important to know that you’re not alone—and it’s okay to talk.

At Turner Home we provide specialist, complex nursing and residential care for men with mental health, challenges, memory loss and acquired brain injuries. This support is delivered from our unique 59-person home in South Liverpool.

BE PART OF SOMETHING MEANINGFUL – FRIENDS OF SHB(GB) NATIONAL SUPREME HUNTER CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWFor generations the National Supreme Hunter Championship Show has been a cherished tradition and a celebration of horsemanship and heritage. But a tradition does not thrive on history alone. Showing has weathered a decade of change, but now more than ever societies like ours rely on our community of supporters to help us carry the reins forward. We are frequently called upon to extend our kindness to others, however, it is not always possible as an individual to ‘sponsor’ classes but many people have expressed a wish to make a donation instead. The ‘Friends of SHB(GB)’ Just Giving page has been set up to allow those of you who are able to make a donation towards this show the opportunity of doing so.Every contribution, large or small, makes a difference. Thank you for being part of this legacy and helping us make a lasting impact Note: For those of you wishing to remain anonymous, please use the ‘hide my details’ option on the Just Giving page, you can also use the ‘hide my donation amount’ option too.

The SNIY Regimental Trust is raising funds to help meet the cost of a new mobile App which will improve communication across the entire Regimental Family and the Royal Armoured Corps. This exciting development will improve interaction at all levels, keeping everyone involved and informed.

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Originally established in 1660, Maghera Presbyterian Church is dedicated to glorifying God in all that we do. Through worship, service and fellowship, we strive to reflect his love and grace in our lives and community. We commit to growing in faith, embracing the teachings of scripture, and sharing the hope of the Gospel, that all may come to know and delight in our sovereign Creator, now and forever.

Run entirely by volunteers, we fund vital, life-saving equipment for the Leeds Centre for Newborn Care, helping over 1,600 critically ill newborns each year. Every penny you give goes directly to support critically sick babies across the Yorkshire region.

After we lost Charlie very suddenly aged 22 to Birkitt's Lymphoma, we set out to help others as a legacy to him.The Charlie Allen Foundation has been set up with the objective of raising funds to support equipment, research and the advancement of finding cures and fighting Blood Cancer.