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Working relentlessly to make breakthroughs in CCHS research. We are building The Breathing Pacemaker. A first of its kind. Please follow our story.

We The Curious is for you, me, everyone! We run South-West England’s biggest science centre – a place to learn, play, create and test things out. We're currently seeking support for Future Sparks - our free school visits programme.

Groundbreaker Talents is a residential scholarship program training young African women in Software Engineering and AI. As a Ugandan-German nonprofit, we create access to future-proof tech careers and drive dual impact: sustainable paths out of poverty and a more diverse global talent pipeline.

Tranent Belters are a small group based out of Tranent, East Lothian.We aim to help those in the local community who require assistance for a better standard of living.

Wycombe Women’s Aid works in the Wycombe, South Bucks and Chiltern Districts of Buckinghamshire. We work with women, children and young people who are experiencing or trying to escape domestic violence and who are dealing with its effects and consequences. All services provided are free of charge.

ERMC offers part-time and full-time non-residential training for those preparing for lay and ordained ministry and courses for those who want to learn more about God and their faith in community. Our students come from a large area in the Eastern Region of England and beyond, enriched by students from across continental Europe.

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2nd Bovey Tracey Guide Unit comprises 30 10 to 14 year old girls and is part of Girl Guiding UK. We enjoy exciting and adventurous experiences. Adventurous activities is about girls stretching themselves and trying new activities, and having lots fun along the way.

There has been a christian community in Little Marcle for centuries and we hope for many more to come. Our aim is to bring our community together and to spread the christian message. The focal point for our work has always been the Parish Church here at Little Marcle. This church requires upkeep.

We aim to give every adult or child, suffering from a disability, illness or injury, the opportunity to experience the fun and and feel-good factor of cycling, enabled via one-one-supervision, on our range of specialist cycles, from trikes to side-by-side tandems and wheelchair transporters.

We aim to support people affected by sepsis, along with their families and carers, by raising awareness of its signs and risks, funding research and supporting like-minded organisations, and helping families access bereavement support when needed.