Projects

Martin House Children’s Hospice provides free, specialist palliative care to babies, children and young people with life-limiting conditions across North, West and East Yorkshire. For almost 40 years, it has supported families through symptom management, respite breaks, emergency and end-of-life care, emotional support and bereavement services. In 2024–25, Martin House supported more than 550 children and young people.

Young people today can struggle to gain essential workplace life skills due to school systems that some young people find challenging, with rapid changes in technology and a lack of real-world work experience. This project directly addresses a charitable purpose by advancing education, promoting digital inclusion, and fostering the personal development of young people, some of whom may be disadvantaged due to their personal socioeconomic situation. The project provides structured, non-formal learning in media literacy, journalism, technical audio production, and communication. This goes far beyond standard school curricula.

At Share Bristol our vision is that everybody shares, so we’re making it easier for everyone in Bristol to borrow everyday things they don’t need every day – tools, camping equipment, party kits, games, kitchen gadgets and so much more. We help people to save money, save space in their homes, and live more sustainably, reducing their impact on the environment through our community-led Library of Things.

Headway Rotherham supports adults living with acquired brain injury across Rotherham and South Yorkshire, helping people rebuild confidence, independence, and financial stability after life‑changing events such as stroke, trauma, illness, or accident.

Boxing For Better have been working to secure the funding to transform a disused premises in Leigh into a fully inclusive trauma informed boxing hub. This is a space where young people, adults, families and people on crisis can find purpose, build a community and be seen.

Clear Mind Derby provides practical and emotional support to vulnerable adults across Derby. Established in 2023, it focuses on helping people before problems escalate by tackling loneliness, social isolation, poor mental health and unsafe living conditions.

Helping to bring the joy of live performance to disabled, neurodivergent and disadvantaged children and their families.

Fulham Memories is a welcoming weekly programme for people aged 65 and over, designed to reduce social isolation while improving both physical and mental wellbeing.

We are a charity who provide specialist physiotherapy provision to transform the lives of children with movement disabilities. Through specialist physiotherapy, children can gain new skills and find some independence. This has a hugely positive impact and changes lives for the better.