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Sophie Large was tragically killed in a car accident in February 1998, aged nineteen. Her parents, Cherry and Stephen Large, set up a Memorial Fund, to be known as SOPHIE’S SILVER LINING FUND, to help needy young actors and singers with the considerable expenses of their training.

Haven First exists to provide shelter and support for single people experiencing homelessness in Stevenage and North Herts. Our aim is to work with every individual who needs us to work through and break their personal cycle of homelessness.

Oakleaf supports adults managing mental ill-health throughout Surrey with work-related training and employment support, wellbeing activities and counselling. Based in Guildford since 1997, the charity aims to empower people to achieve their goals, fostering confidence and reducing social isolation.

MAF uses planes to transform the lives the world's most isolated people in need. We fly to overcome the barriers of jungles, mountains, swamps and poor roads to serve around 2,000 relief and mission groups. With a plane taking off or landing every 4 minutes, the need is huge. We need your help.

We support people with learning disabilities in Nottinghamshire to reach beyond expectation and make a good life in their local community- a life full of meaning, challenge and opportunity.

SeeSaw provides support to children, young people and their families when someone close to them is dying or has died. We have 25 years experience in providing high quality grief support to help reduce the emotional, psychological and mental health consequences of bereavement.

We are a local registered not for profit charity providing a range of community support services to unpaid carers & older people with respite breaks and companionship. These are delivered through our community care staff and volunteers.

Willoughby Foundation raises funds for children and young adults who attend our school. Pupils may experience learning difficulties, medical, behavioural or physical challenges. These funds allow us to provide additional resources which cannot be provided by education funding to enhance lives.

*We work to raise awareness of Keratoconus. * We provide information and support for people with Keratoconus in The UK. * We hold a bi-annual conference for our members.* We raise money for research. * We organise regular meetings for members. * We produce a regular newsletter.

The standard of football facilities across Wales, particularly at grassroots level, requires coordinated long-term investment to deliver the most accessible and appropriate environments for current and future members of the Welsh football family. The CFF will play a leading role in addressing this.

We provide support, community friendship, grants and more to those with, and families of those with, the rare genetic condition Cri du Chat Syndrome.

Our mission is to work with and on behalf of people with mental health needs, ensuring their fair and equal treatment, and to promote better mental health for all.