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prop making & special effects foundation

Props UK- Prop making & Special Effects BA(Hons) – Welcome to the course site for Prop making and SFX at GBMC Are you obsessed with making, having the need to keep your hands and mind busy, always chasing the next project, aspiring to make for a living? Have you ever watched a film, a theatre show, a parade, played a computer game, been to an exhibition, looked in a shop window and thought, "Wow, that's amazing, I…

swindon town fc community foundation

At Swindon Town FC Community Foundation, we deliver a wide range of programmes for all ages throughout Swindon and the surrounding areas, so there’s something for everyone. These programmes are delivered with the aims of encouraging engagement, participation and achievement. We aim to achieve this through meeting the themes, aims, and objectives of the Premier League and EFL Trust, including: Sports Participation, Education, Social Inclusion and Health. So, take a look around, and see what STFC Community Foundation can offer you and your family. We look forward to hearing from you!

the zandra rhodes charitable foundation

The aim of the foundation is to ensure that future generations are able to reference and study the life and work of Dame Zandra Rhodes with an emphasis on her vision, designs, methods and techniques, and her role in the fashion and textile industry within contemporary culture.

the matt ratana rugby foundation

the hilda may brown foundation

rockets sport and educational foundation

Thank you for taking the time to read about our Foundation. The RSEF is close to all of our hearts and serves an incredibly important element of our community-Youth Sport. In a continually challenging environment youth sport is our way of keeping faith and contact for the future for many young people.

h.o.p.e helping others progress & evolve foundation

HOPE is an independent, non-profit humanitarian organization founded by a group of refugees who have left their homes as a result of conflict and lack of opportunity in their own countries. It seeks to help refugees integrate with host communities, alleviate poverty and contribute to a better life for children and youth affected by disasters and wars around the world. WHERE WE WORK: HOPE works in disaster areas around the world, as well as in the UK.

nyumbani uk and the hotcourses foundation

Our mission is to provide outstanding education to orphaned and vulnerable children affected by HIV in Kenya, pulling them out of poverty and the worst start in life, to empower and give them a future through education. Without our help many of these children might not be able to attend school at all. We need your help to fund our schools in the Nyumbani Village, a community established to serve 1,000 orphaned children, many of whom are affected by HIV. Help us to support the next potential doctor, lawyer, or writer and sustain better futures for those who have been abandoned. Our work goes beyond the Nyumbani village, we also run a scholarship programme for some of the most destitute HIV positive children living in the informal settlements around Nairobi and the Nyumbani children's home.

caprecon international development and humanitarian foundation

WHO WE ARE Caprecon International Development Foundation, formerly known as Caprecon Development Consult, is a not-for-profit dedicated to training and education, capacity building, advocacy, and consultancy services. Caprecon was founded in 2007 out of a vision to work with the most deprived and marginalized in the society and a desire to reach out to those affected by instability. natural disasters, environmental adversities, unbearable poverty and violent conflicts.

the sydney driscoll neuro-science foundation

The Foundation was started in 1989 with a generous donation from Mrs Lucille Driscoll in memory of her late husband Sydney, who had been treated in the Department of Neuroscience at Preston in the 1960s by the first neurosurgeon at Preston; the late Mr Ken Tutton. She was delighted with the idea that the money which she had donated would be used to enhance neuroscience education and research. A Trust Fund was established as a registered charity and is administered by the Trustees who meet regularly. The late Mr Ken Tutton was one of the founder members of the Trust. Aims and objectives of the Trust. The aim is to build upon the Department’s reputation as a centre of excellence in the field of neuroscience, by continuing to develop and expand the facilities for education, training and research. These aims and objectives include a Neuroscience Library, an Annual Neuroscience Lecture, an Annual Neuroscience Award, support for Conference and Training Courses and funding for relevant Clinical or Laboratory Research.