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AtaLoss was established as a charity in 2016, to ensure that no one in the UK should be left without support when someone dies. Our mission is to change the culture of bereavement, so that every bereaved person can have timely and holistic support, to navigate their grief and changed circumstances for healthy outcomes.

We are the leading national charity in the UK for people affected by any type of ataxia. We fund research into finding treatments and cures, and offer advice, information and support to people affected by the condition.

We’re dedicated to dismantling the stigma surrounding mental health, promoting open dialogue and support to ensure everyone feels safe to seek help. We provide free, instant access mental health support to anybody who needs it. Starting in Sowerby Bridge, West Yorkshire, we are now expanding into Manchester City Centre with long term plans to provide hubs across the entire country.

The Atlas Foundation uses rugby to engage and inspire children, instilling the core values of rugby in a safe, fun environment. Working alongside the community, we identify the specific barriers children face and partner with a range of local organisations to deliver additional tailored support across education, health, and inclusion.

AudioActive was set up in 1999 by a small team of music heads and youth workers. With the simple aim of giving local young people the chance to access and create music, the organisation grew and grew, resulting in a unique community of artists and young people across Sussex.

We work positively alongside people with autism, their families and carers providing specialist services tailored to each individual.

Specialist care and support services for adults and young people with neurodiverse conditions, learning disabilities and related conditions.

A better life for people with autism.

ACCT runs a wide range of fun and supportive activity groups for autistic children and young people in Sheffield including regular multi-activity children and teenage groups, football coaching, arts and gaming, with sessions held in-person and online. We also run a social group for young autistic adults, a parent-carer support group and Autism-friendly activities for the whole family.

We are a group of dedicated parents, staff and Governors that meet monthly to organise events and fundraising activities to support the school. We raise funds by hosting events such as discos, fairs, live music and sponsored activities. We hold regular meetings to plan events and discuss how the money earned could be best put to use.

Avon Wildlife Trust is the largest local charity working to protect wildlife and inspire people in the West of England. We work across the old county of Avon and cover the four local authority areas of Bristol, Bath and North East Somerset, South Gloucestershire, and North Somerset.

Awyr Las, which means ‘Blue Sky’ in Welsh, is your local NHS Charity. Awyr Las helps ensure that people across North Wales benefit from better NHS services when they need them the most.

Axminster and Lyme Cancer support was set up in 2018 by Mary Kahn, following a diagnosis and treatment for breast cancer in 2017. Although there was some great support available online and further afield having a network of support locally was missing. Along with a team of volunteers who were able to give their time ALCS started supporting local people in October 2018.

Aylesbury Women’s Aid is a charity and company limited by guarantee, working with and on behalf of women and children who are or have lived with domestic violence. We were set up in 1986 by a small group of women who were concerned that there was no provision for women experiencing abuse by their partners.

Our vision is to remain Ayrshire’s leading cancer support organisation, providing the best possible local support for people affected by cancer living in Ayrshire.

We offer advice, support and assistance to families of missing dogs and understand the feeling of panic when your furry friend goes missing. Lead volunteer, Liz, set up the group after this happened to her rescue dog several years before. Working with other groups to gain experience and knowledge, alongside, Lisa, AJ, Jilly and Lesley, ADDR was born.

We are committed to reaching and improving the lives of those affected by life-limiting illness in Ayrshire by delivering exceptional care.

We are Babulilm Foundation UK, working towards helping the forgotten

Improving the nation’s mental health through education, support and inclusion.

Back on Track is a leading specialist provider of community learning and holistic support to adults experiencing multiple disadvantage. Back on Track is a community where you can build confidence and get the right skills and guidance to make your own choices about what kind of future you want.