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charity entrepreneurship

Nonprofit entrepreneurship is also a highly neglected career opportunity that, fueled by a more analytical, effective-altruist mindset, can lead to cost-effective, evidence-based outcomes that are approximately equivalent to donating ~$200,000 to effective charities per year. It provides a chance to build a portfolio of useful skills and great career capital, and to have high job satisfaction while retaining substantial individual impact.

charity projects

retune charity

Retune was founded by Tom Ryder. Tom is a musician and journalist, and has a diagnosis of bipolar disorder. He was hospitalised for poor mental health multiple times during his late teens and early twenties, which eventually forced him to withdraw from university and begin again from scratch. While in hospital, Tom noticed that patients were finding creative outlets to cope with their predicament. These outlets included drawing, painting, writing poetry, dancing, singing and cooking. Tom wrote songs and, despite those dark times, he realised creativity’s tremendous potential to improve mental health; it is crucial to have an outlet for feelings and emotions. A few years later, Tom started hosting live gigs. He also ran workshops in schools, connecting with young people who were experiencing mental struggles. In 2018, Retune started to take shape: in addition to live shows and schools, Tom now visited prisons and hospitals, and produced online content. Tom’s cousin Kathryn Bailey – a photographer, videographer and all-round creative – joined the project in 2019. As well as sharing Tom’s view that creative outlets are powerful tools for mental wellbeing, Kathryn had a personal attachment to Retune's mission... When Tom was first admitted to hospital, 11-year-old Kathryn was shielded from the truth, as she was considered ‘too young’ to know what was going on. Being involved with Retune allows her to be part of a cause that is close to her heart, especially as Retune’s workshops discuss mental wellbeing with all ages, from primary school pupils to adults. Open conversations around wellbeing are more commonplace nowadays, but there is still a long road ahead. Through its workshops and live shows, Retune is creating a community based around mental wellbeing, underpinned by creativity. When we retune something, such as a musical instrument or a radio, we make small adjustments in order to achieve harmony, clarity and balance. Retune believes that the same theory can be applied to mental health. Harnessing creative outlets that engage the imagination, and following the principles of the SCALES model, can help all of us to make small adjustments. As a result, our mental wellbeing will be more in tune.

humankind charity

We are committed to reducing deprivation and exclusion and to improving people’s well-being. Our vision, mission and values Our vision Our vision is for people of all ages to be safe, building ambitions for the future and reaching towards their full potential. Our mission Humankind creates services and support to meet people’s complex health and social needs, helping them to build healthier lives that have meaning and value for themselves and their families. We support local people to create stronger, better-connected communities. Our values Honest: we are open and realistic, building trusted relationships in which we challenge, collaborate and change Committed: we are passionate about being the best that we can be, and we do this by keeping people at the heart of everything that we do Inventive: we are ambitious, drawing together skills and resources to innovate and adapt in determined pursuit of our mission.

womens tec charity

Lynn carvill CEO One of the most powerful experiences a woman will have throughout her life is one of community with other women. From the moment we are born, we surround ourselves with women who help build us up and support us in times of need. At WOMEN’STEC, it is this community that we place at the core of everything we do. Our mission is to allow women the time and space to develop their confidence, their self-efficacy and their wellbeing so that they can take on new challenges, in their personal lives, their education and their careers. By providing this holistic approach, we have not only become a place of support and growth for the women in our community, we are also providing a safe space for women to explore skills they might never have tried before, skills such as carpentry, plumbing, tiling or electrics. We are proud to be the largest training provider for women in these skills in Northern Ireland, and we are even prouder to be at the core of our community of women.

our time charity

Our Time Charity supports children who have a parent with a mental illness.  For many young people, growing up with a parent struggling with their mental health can be a difficult and overwhelming experience. It is often isolating, confusing – even frightening. It can bring with it immense responsibility, and also stigma. But with the right support and understanding these young people can go on to lead happy and fulfilling lives – just like any other child. This is our ambition. Many of the adults that come into contact with children who have a parent with a mental illness do not know how to help and sometimes don’t recognise the need. We make sure professionals – whether in schools, the health service or the community –  have the best skills and knowledge to help these young people thrive through awareness-raising, training and CPD.

the kench hill charity

Welcome to The Kench Hill Centre, an outdoor education charity providing residential learning opportunities through nature and the environment. Working with schools, families and voluntary groups, Kench Hill celebrates diversity, nurtures inclusivity and offers new and exciting ways to discover more about ourselves and the world around us.

the yafa charity organisation

YAFA - Youth And Family Alliance The YAFA Charity Organisation is a British registered charitable organization committed to supporting individuals and families residing in Upperthorpe and Netherthorpe and surrounding areas. To endeavour to improve the lives of people within these communities, through providing support and access to adequate facilities for educational training, youth mentoring/activities and social cohesion projects through engaging and working closely with the local authority and other charities.

mor media charity

surrey independent living charity

SILC is a voluntary organisation led and run by disabled people.SILC was founded as a charity in 1997 to support disabled people in Surrey and has been doing so since then. As a user-led organisation, we have an in-depth and personal understanding of the challenges facing disabled people in our county and a strong desire to provide the right support services to them.