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Scottish Mountain Rescue represents 25 volunteer Mountain Rescue Teams (including two Search and Rescue Dog Associations (SARDA), Scottish Cave Rescue Organisation and the Search And Rescue Aerial Association – Scotland (SARAA – Scotland) with over 850 volunteers. We also represent an additional three Police teams and one RAF team.

For over 100 years, the SSBA has supported many people who have, at some point in their lives, been unable to support themselves or their families in times of need, whether through death, illness, redundancy, financial hardship, or where they are just unable to financially support their own or dependent’s ambitions for training and advancement.

We are Scotland's animal welfare charity.

We use sport as a catalyst to enable young people to be healthier, more confident and more resilient, so they are better prepared to combat the effects of poverty, trauma and adversity.

We work to improve gender identity and gender reassignment equality, rights and inclusion in Scotland. We are inclusive of non-binary people. We strive for everyone in Scotland to be safe and valued whatever their gender identity and gender reassignment status and to have full freedom in their gender expression.

When a parent dies, the impact on their child is significant. When that parent served in the Armed Forces, the impact is even greater with children often feeling they’ve lost their connection to the military community. Scotty’s Little Soldiers prevents that. Together, we can ensure the very best bereavement support remains available.

Scouting actively engages and supports young people in their personal development, empowering them to make a positive contribution to society.

We help children and young people explore the Bible, respond to Jesus and grow in faith. We make Jesus known through our work in communities, schools, holidays and missions. Through publishing, using print and digital media, we aim to inspire leaders to make disciples of children and young people with our resources and to equip Christians to grow in discipleship with Bible guides and publications.

We advance the education of adults and young people with learning difficulties, challenging behaviours, or mental health problems through the provision of training and experience in agriculture, horticulture and other related skills. We develop the capacity and skills of the beneficiaries so they are better able to identify and help meet their needs and to participate more fully in society.

SARDA Scotland is a Scottish charity which trains dogs and their handlers to search for missing persons. We are part of Scottish Mountain Rescue. Our dogs and handlers support Mountain Rescue Teams in their search for missing people and the Police in searching for vulnerable missing people. The handlers are all volunteers.

Seashell supports children and young adults with complex learning difficulties, disabilities, and additional communication needs from across the UK.

Seaton & District Hospital League of Friends raises funds to support Seaton Hospital and Seaton Hospice at Home. We also provide volunteers to assist in the Hospital and out in the Community.

The SST raises money to pay for Isle of Wight primary school children to learn how to sail, free of charge. Each child gets a term's worth of sailing lessons, and complete their course with an RYA Dinghy Level 1 or 2 certificate

Inspired by Sebastian, a brave young boy who tragically lost his battle with cancer at just nine years old, our mission began with his vision: a special place for families navigating immense challenges.

Seb’s Foundation was established in 2016 to foster hope and inclusion, by using the power and positivity of sport and education to remove barriers and enable young people from socially disadvantaged backgrounds to fulfil their ambitions and flourish.

We support people living with brain injury. We’re here to help you begin your rehabilitation journey with therapy, advice and activities.

Seed provides adult and family Jewish education across the UK through formal study and informal experiences. We aim to strengthen the family through positive Jewish encounters and by sharing the richness of Jewish life, learning and values.

SEED is a Voluntary Organisation. We formed in September 2000 in Hull, East Yorkshire, and were known as the Eating Disorder Support Group.

A charitable Pre-School located in Seer Green. Run by a team of trustees and employing paid staff, offering term time childcare for children aged 2.5 years old to 5 years old.

SeeSaw provides support for children, young people and their families, in Oxfordshire, when a parent, or sibling is dying or has died. Through appropriate and timely support, SeeSaw can help to reduce the emotional, psychological and mental health consequences of grief. Young people are then able to face the future with hope.