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We help people to enterprise their way out of poverty in three ways:1. Nurturing community Self-Reliant Groups (SRGs) to support each other, save, develop skills & grow enterprising ideas.2. Energising Be Your Own Boss SRGs to inspire & enable self-employment.3. Investing micro business loans.

We believe the people we support should live a full and meaningful life where they are listened to and valued. We support over 150 people with learning disabilities, autism and mental health needs, while working with innovation to ensure we fulfill aspirations.Donate today to make a difference!

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Equipping young people with the knowledge, understanding and resources to manage their mental health alongside their physical health.

The world's premier military style display teamThe IMPS is dedicated to educating children through, though not exclusively, their leisure time activities, this is delivered by a disciplined, dynamic and challenging programme of activities with a world-famous motorcycle display team at its heart.

For 25+ years, we've promoted engineering apprenticeships, advocated for STEM in schools, and recognised young talent. We also offer programs like Saturday STEM Club and STEM Summer Courses, blending learning with real-world experiences, including business visits for kids 8-13.

Our vision is to improve the lives, health and welfare of people in Inverclyde, creating opportunities for a positive future by supporting local charities and organisations.We focus on:* Fighting child poverty* Assisting children & young people with disabilities* Empowering communities

We support Tiafi who provide online physiotherapy for child amptutees in remote locations. They also work assisting refugees and others in poverty, providing education support, assistance to access healthcare and legal advice. We have worked with Tiafi for over eight years. More info on our website

Commonweal inspires ordinary people in the UK to take action for a nonviolent world. We offer a library and archives (in Bradford) and original online content. Commonweal has been supporting grass-roots activists since 1958.

We have recognised that trying to get funding for rehab and support is, nowadays, an almost impossible task. The statutory provision of rehab has almost disappeared and many people need some help. We will try and help in whatever way works for you to achieve abstinence in the way you think best.

We support the wellbeing and creativity of LGBTQ+ young people in Cambridgeshire, Peterborough and surrounding areas through information, support and groups. We build inclusive communities to tackle inequalities through consultancy, training and education to all sectors.

We vision a future where every child and young person we support has access to enriching opportunities and services that empower them to be courageous and thrive. We aim to support the development of all children and young people through comprehensive extra-curricular services and activities.