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Hayward House is a Specialist Palliative Care Unit in the heart of Nottingham’s City Hospital. The unit provides a calming home-from-home environment for more than a 1,000 patients each year, but it urgently needs your help. Patients with advanced, progressive and terminal illnesses, including those at the end of their life, are cared for around the clock, by a specialist team of doctors.

Nottingham Music Service provides exciting music making opportunities for children and young people in Nottingham City, especially those from communities with less engagement in the arts.

Small group community activities on a regular basis, private hire of hall for parties. Parish Council meetings, elections and village events.

The NSPCC is the UK's leading children's charity, preventing abuse and helping those affected to recover.

As a charity our vision is to create a happy, healthy and thriving Northamptonshire using the the unique appeal of Northampton Town FC to deliver activities that connect our communities and improve peoples lives.

Number 72 is a registered charity organisation officially known as Number 72 (The Family and Community Network). It operates a welcoming community space and café in Sudbury, Suffolk, to support families, children, and vulnerable individuals.

The Nystagmus Network provides information and support to people affected by nystagmus, raises awareness of this complex condition, and funds research.

Transforming lives & building new futures for adults managing their mental health. Our Vision: People are empowered to manage their mental health and wellbeing and are supported to achieve their goals. Our Mission: To transform lives through the provision of support, training, and wellbeing activities, building new futures with adults managing their mental health.

Oak Tree provides a safe place for cats, dogs and equines in their time of need. We look to rehome dogs, cats, and equines and work to support good, long-term healthy relationships between animals and their owners out in the community.

Oakwood Dog Rescue is a non profit organisation for underdogs. Those who are abandoned, homeless and unwanted animals primarily dogs who come from homes, shelters, vets, boarding facilities or the streets. Placing them in the best possible permanent loving homes. Oakwood Dog Rescue promotes health and rehabilitation for animals during their care and future placements.

Oasis is a community transformation movement, working in and beyond the UK.

Oban Hospice Ltd is a non-residential, community-based service supporting people in Oban, Lorn & the isles, to relieve suffering and distress and to further the health and wellbeing of people living with cancer as a primary diagnosis, their families and carers. We also support people with MS, Parkinson's Disease and MND.

Oban Lorne Rugby Football Club is a registered Scottish charity with a core mission focused on the advancement of public participation in sport. The club aims to further expand the playing of rugby union and other team sports within the Argyll and Bute region.

When the unthinkable happens, we are here to help. Oban Mountain Rescue Team provides vital emergency assistance to those in need across the rugged landscapes of Argyll and beyond. Our dedicated volunteers are on call 24/7, 365 days a year, to respond to emergencies in some of Scotland’s most challenging terrain.

The Oban Winter Festival is an annual community event based in Oban, Argyll & Bute. Through a varied programme of fun events it helps raise the spirits and encourage out of season vistors to this vibrant seaside town - voted Scotlands Town of the Year 2024! Events include illuminated Winter Woods, incredible craft markets, craft, music and dance events run by local groups and individuals.

We're here to make a lasting difference to anyone affected by OCD.

The national OCD charity, run by and for people with lived experience of OCD.

Ocean Generation is a UNESCO-endorsed Ocean education charity turning Science into storytelling. They make Ocean Literacy accessible through film, pop-culture, and education programmes that empower practical action.

We are a team of 35 mountaineers with specialist training. As a search and rescue organisation, our purpose is to locate and recover people who have found themselves in difficult situations in the outdoors.

OCHRE is a national cancer charity based in Glasgow supporting people of any age affected by cancer across Scotland and the UK. It advances health and alleviates stress and hardship by making grants to individuals and funding organisations that help people living with or recovering from cancer.