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noble tree foundation

Overcoming homelessness is not an act of charity, it is an act of humanity.

future stewards foundation

We drive systems change in service of a regenerative future and facilitate coalitions that draw on the unique gifts of our partners to test, amplify, and scale what works. It’s difficult (but not impossible!) work, motivated by a shared belief in the potential of people everywhere.

olympias music foundation

Charity | Olympias Music Foundation | Manchester Olympias Music Foundation is an award-winning charity championing diversity in music in Manchester

vikings sports foundation

The Vikings Sports Foundation is a sports booster organization that works in conjunction with the school board and administration, team coaches and interested parents. Past donations have funded: • Turf field at high school and windscreen • Sports teams during times of austerity • Non-budgeted team equipment • Tournaments • Athletic training equipment • Annual Senior Athlete dinner • Off-campus sports equipment storage • College-recruiting events • Portable electronic scoreboards • Indoor baseball pitching mound

dyslexia care foundation

Dyslexia Care Foundation was established by Lola Oluwasuyi who has lived with Dyslexia throughout her life. Despite the difficulties of experiencing this condition firsthand, Lola has been hugely appreciative of the educational support that she has received over the years which has helped her to excel in her education, including successfully achieving her undergraduate degree. She is now studying for her Master’s degree. Lola’s experience demonstrates that with the right support, people with Dyslexia can thrive and reach the same academic heights as anybody else in life. That is why she established Dyslexia Care Foundation with the motto ‘Fair Learning Opportunities’ to provide support and guidance to others. Our work Working throughout the UK we are dedicated to providing a range of services to support people who have experience of Dyslexia, Autism, ADHD or Dyscalculia. Our main objective is to provide guidance on how to access quality educational opportunities and we offer assistance to people from the age of 7 onwards. Our mission Our mission is to provide services to the Dyslexia, Autism, ADHD, Dyscalculia community in the way that empower them and lead to their bright future. We work to innovate, support and implement things in a dynamic way. Dyslexia, Autism, ADHD, Dyscalculia is not a single condition but in reality affects people in many different ways. Our motto is ‘Fair Learning Opportunities’ and we work with adults and children and their families to help them to get the best from educational opportunities and to find ways to succeed whilst managing their condition. We are all unique According to the NHS, dyslexia affects 1/10 people in the UK. What is most interesting about this condition is that it is unique from person to person and everyone will experience it differently. In our experience what can be particularly difficult is for care givers and parents to know the best way to support someone who has Dyslexia, Autism, ADHD or Dyscalculia. This can also apply to educational establishments and employers as well, so that is where Dyslexia Care Foundation can help. We are here to provide advice, guidance and news on the latest developments, as well as to signpost to resources, education and training which has been proven to help those who experience Dyslexia, Autism, ADHD or Dyscalculia. Our team Our dedicated team is made up of people who have firsthand experience of living with Dyslexia, Autism, ADHD or Dyscalculia, either having experienced it themselves or having supported loved ones with this condition. If you or a loved one has been recently diagnosed with Dyslexia, Autism, ADHD or Dyscalculia it can really help to have contact with someone who understands the condition and has had the direct experience of negotiating the support that is on offer.

the everyone foundation

Welcome to our space where we celebrate, explore and promote people’s work and people’s expressions of our common humanity around the world in this time of existential challenge from the COVID-19 virus pandemic. We believe #CompassionateActs lead to #BetterDecisions for people and societies, and we wish to collect and share your evidence. This repository carries examples, reflections, and studies of the motivations that any of us can channel to increase our capacity to care for others – we are capturing the conscious choices and actions which people and groups make. Tell us about the compassion in actions and decision-making you are practising and observing. Get in touch if you have articles to signpost or contribute.

the sarah foundation

Founded in 1957, the SARAH family of agencies serves more than 1,500 local individuals living with intellectual and other disabilities. Our programs and services include residential housing and support, day programs and recreational activities, transitional and employment services, respite care and birth-to-three early intervention services. SARAH’s primary goal is to help individuals live fulfilling, productive and engaged lives within the community

the foyle foundation

The Foyle Foundation was formed to implement the terms of the will of the late Christina Foyle. She was the daughter of William Foyle who, with his brother, founded the family owned bookshop Foyles in Charing Cross Road, London, which she continued to manage after her father's death. The Foyle Foundation was incorporated as a company limited by guarantee in May 2000 No. 4006216 and was registered as a charity in July 2000 No. 1081766. The Foundation became fully operational in its Rugby Street offices in the Autumn of 2001. The Foundation is governed by a Board of Trustees who meet regularly throughout the year to consider applications and make decisions on grants. The Trustees are Michael Smith, Roy Amlot, Sir Peter Duffell, Dame Vikki Heywood, Jamie Korner and Jane Ellison. The Chairman of the Board is Michael Smith. The Foundation's Chief Executive is David Hall.

neil's hugs foundation

After becoming increasingly overwhelmed with life, Neil William Paterson felt that his only option was to complete suicide and, in a selfless attempt to relieve his family of the constant worry over his welfare, he sadly ended his pain in 2011. In an equally brave action, his mother Donna took what had been a profoundly tragic event and turned it into a positive, founding a charity in Neil’s name which could provide a network of support for those travelling the same lonely path she too had walked along. With support from friends, family and professionals, Neil’s Hugs Foundation became a charity in December 2016, successfully providing comfort and compassion in several different ways.

the albion foundation