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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.

We don’t think anyone in our community should have to face going hungry. That’s why we provide three days’ nutritionally balanced emergency food and support to local people who are referred to us in crisis. We are part of a nationwide network of foodbanks, supported by The Trussell Trust, working to combat poverty and hunger across the UK.

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

The organisations purposes are: 3.1 The advancement of health; 3.2 To relieve the emotional and psychological suffering, and promote the wellbeing, physical and mental health of parents, families and individuals who have suffered a bereavement following a stillbirth or neonatal death

Bacchus Wind Orchestra is an orchestra which practices wind orchestra music both for the education and enjoyment of its members and with a view to playing concerts for public audience for their enjoyment and education.

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.

At Back Up, we inspire people affected by spinal cord injury to get the most out of life through peer-led services such as mentoring, wheelchair skills and support to get back to work.

The UK’s Registered Technical Entertainment Charity That Provides Financial & Wellbeing Support To Technical Industry Professionals.

Bags for Strife is a charity for people bereaved by suicide. Set up by people who have lost loved ones. We have all experienced blame, anger, guilt and sadness. Now we want to share what has helped us, to help those whose journey is just beginning.

We carry out a range of fund raising activities to support the work of Bakiga Community Project in Uganda. We also undertake educational activities in the UK, about the work in Uganda and rural life there. Talks are undertaken in UK schools and churches. The UK trustees monitor the work carried out in Uganda, including bi-annual visits.

Providing musical education and training opportunities for individuals of all ages, genders and abilities.

An international gallery bringing awe-inspiring art to the community in Gateshead and beyond since 2002. Baltic offers art that provokes thoughts, challenges ideas, and invites discussion. We have welcomed over 9.5 million from all walks of life to experience art, create and learn together.

The Bambisanani Partnership is a unique collaboration developed by St. Mary’s Menston school in Leeds, UK and Mnyakanya High School in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Our partnership uses sport as a major catalyst to develop international understanding, education, health and leadership.

We work with learning disabled and autistic children and their families, producing immersive accessible theatre which tours the UK and internationally, delivering school projects in the UK and working with families in our local community.

We are a small, rural school on the outskirts of Aberdeen. At Banchory-Devenick, we aspire to provide a wide range of quality learning experiences that give our children the opportunity to build on prior knowledge, experience new things, develop talents and interests and create memories that will last a lifetime.