About Kids Matter Our vision at Kids Matter is to see every child in need raised in a strong family, giving them the best chance to flourish in life from their early years. With more than 4 million children being raised in poverty in the UK, and millions of families impacted by job loss and debt, as a result of a high cost of living, we have seen the need for support escalate over the last year. What we do We exist because parenting is hard, and so much more for mums, dads and carers, also contending with the everyday impact of poverty. Our aim is to help as many parents as possible build resilience through our community-based parenting programmes which run in the heart of the local community and in prisons, equipping parents/carers with the competence, confidence, and community needed to enable their children to thrive. Our Parenting Programmes The impact on children when their parents attend a Kids Matter group is transformational and transgenerational. The confidence, community, and competence mums, dads and carers gain upon completion of a programme means their mental health and ability to parent well improve significantly (as we know from our robust evaluation). With positive change in those two factors, we know we can predict an improvement in a child’s life trajectory, due to an improved relationship with their parent or carer… and to a smoother, calmer home life, now and in the future. If supported in a nurturing and stimulating home, the likelihood of experiencing difficulties in education and work, poor mental and physical health problems, and involvement in crime and antisocial behaviour is substantially reduced. There is a wealth of parenting research that allows us to confidently forecast such long-term changes reaching even into the next generation. Hence impacting the raising of their own future families and interrupting generations of broken relationships and family life.

The BHF is the UK's largest independent funder of cardiovascular research in the UK. For over 60 years BHF has pioneered life-saving research that has helped halve the number of deaths from heart and circulatory disease in the UK. BHF also helps provide vital support and information for the 7.4m people living in the UK with heart and circulatory disease.

Education/training The Advancement Of Health Or Saving Of Lives Arts/culture/heritage/science Environment/conservation/heritage Economic/community Development/employment

Ovarian Cancer Action strives to stop women dying from ovarian cancer. We fund world-class scientific research leading to innovative treatments and progressive solutions. Ovarian Cancer Action campaigns to ensure women and healthcare providers know risk factors, symptoms and treatment options to enable informed and rapid action.

Beat exists to end the pain and suffering caused by eating disorders. We: Support people affected by anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder or other eating disorders through helplines, online support and information. Campaign for change to government policy and health service practice to improve the care for and understanding of eating disorders. Educate professionals and the public.

Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust (formerly Jo's Trust and set up in 1999) is the only UK charity dedicated to women and their families affected by cervical cancer and cervical abnormalities. We offer a range of online and face to face support to ensure women never feel alone at any stage of their journey. (Jo's Trust accounts can be found in the 'removed charities' section of the Register of Charities.)

To promote public health through effective HIV prevention and early diagnosis of HIV infection; to promote the rights, dignity, health and wellbeing of people affected by HIV, or at risk of HIV infection, in the UK; to advance the education of the public in general in order to increase awareness and understanding of HIV and AIDS and eradicate HIV-related stigma, discrimination and inequality.

To alleviate the conditions of life amongst people who are caring or who have cared for elderly, sick, disabled or otherwise infirm persons. To relieve and alleviate, and to promote, encourage and assist in the relief or alleviation of all kinds of mental and physical amongst carers and those persons for whom they are caring. To advance education concerning caring amongst carers and the public.

The preservation and protection of mental health and wellbeing among men in the UK and Ireland; by the provision of support, information and care of men facing mental health and wellbeing challenges.

Movember Europe's vision is to have an everlasting impact on men's health, with a focus on prostate cancer, testicular cancer poor mental health and physical inactivity.

To provide information, advice, support & services of the highest standard to those experiencing severe mental illness, their families & carers, in areas such as housing, education & training, rehabilitation & employment and recreation. To spread understanding about severe mental illness. To campaign nationally & locally for high quality care, including both acute & long-term services.

Our vision is a future without osteoporosis. We will: Improve the nation's bone health and prevent osteoporosis; Influence healthcare professionals to deliver high quality healthcare so that people are assessed & treated earlier; Provide the best information, support & services to help people with osteoporosis live well; Drive research and development of new treatments that will beat osteoporosis

The Brain Charity offers emotional support, practical help and social activities to anyone with a neurological condition and to their family, friends, and carers. There are hundreds of different neurological conditions, including stroke, brain injury, dementia, cluster headaches, and many rarer ones too. We are here for every single one.

The relief of persons suffering from genetic disorders. The advancement of medical research into the causes, cure, prevention or relief of genetic disorders and the publication of the results of that research. To raise awareness and advance the education of the public on the subject of genetic disorders, exclusively by making grants or other funding.

We are the charity that steps forward in the moments that matter, to save lives and keep communities safe. All our charitable work is entirely funded by donations, and we are a market leader in the provision of workplace training, first aid supplies and event and ambulance services.

The National Eczema Society exists to support people affected by eczema and to work on their behalf. We run phone and email helplines, websites , publish a wide range of information booklets fact sheets and a quarterly magazine and put people in touch with local support groups. We also support medical research into eczema and provide information resources for healthcare professionals.

The preservation and protection and improvement of mental health and well-being amongst in particular but not exclusively young persons in the united kingdom by offering but not limited to the use of support services, counselling, advice and/or information about depression and/or crisis management in whatever form is deemed most appropriate at that time to ensure that the services on offer are accessible to young people and others, through but not limited to the advancement of health education and public awareness.

We help vets to save lives. Pet Blood Bank exists to help save the lives of pets in need. We are a UK charity with welfare at our heart made up by a team who are passionate about our cause. Our charity was set up to support vets by providing a blood service for pets, just like the one we have as humans. We run donation sessions across the country where owners bring their much loved companions to give blood. The blood is taken to our processing centre in Loughborough where it is separated into different products. It is then stored and sent out to vets when they need it. We operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to ensure blood is always available. Vets save thousands of lives every year using our blood products. We are a charity for vets and our aim is to advance blood banking and transfusion medicine for pets. We are a trusted supplier of blood and work with the vet industry to ensure the highest welfare standards for all pets. Alongside providing blood products, we are committed to sharing knowledge and offering free education to vets and vet nurses.

We believe all women should have access to sanitary protection during their period. But many are experiencing period poverty, unable to access or afford them. That’s why we're working towards our goal to eliminate period poverty in Britain's most deprived communities by 2025. Our Big Period Poverty Campaign 2021 aims to raise essential funds to distribute 600,000 menstrual pads - to supply over 12,000 needy women and girls with at least 6 month’s supply of product. Whether you’re a school, business, community group or individual, we’ll give you everything need to get your team up and running to start fundraising. It's going to be fun and very rewarding.

This is a Sample Cause. This Charity focuses on helping anyone who becomes homeless to create and instigate a bespoke recovery plan. When a homeless person asks you for money, you normally tap your pockets, shrug, and tell them you're not carrying any change on you. Even though a voice inside you may tell you how you could have done more, as you walk on, knowing you did all you could at that moment. Perhaps you're even feeling proud, not to bow down to guilt, glad that you're not fueling an addiction to drugs and alcohol by giving them money, or even that you don't want to encourage endless begging. Help for Homeless works in a different way. Take a person on the streets, whether there through bad luck or circumstance. Without a home, they cannot get employment. Without employment they cannot earn. Without earning, they have no legal way to support themselves, other than turning to the public for money, requests for food, or seeking charity in whatever form they can. Begging on the street may yield just a few pounds of loose change. Too little, and there is barely enough to survive. Too much, and there may be temptation to spend it. With Help for Homeless, each person becomes their own campaigner, helped to create a viable recovery plan. Donations are collected by the charity, in a separate 'pot' for each person. Money from collections is split into day-to-day money for living, and longer term money for saving, helping the homeless person to become self-sufficient again, finding work, a home, and building a future. With the aid of Aurora's technology, each homeless person is giving a unique collection card. The public can make scan this card, using NFC or QR technology, or even search the website, and then learn about the homeless person: find out how they got to be where they are; find out what their plans are to recover, learn about their skills, and prospects, and see how well they are doing on their recovery plan, to build up a deposit for renting somewhere, finding a job, and becoming a contributing member of society again, in ways to be truly proud of. Each campaign is dedicated to each homeless person's plight to recover. Each day, from the money collected, the average person will spend just £4 daily on food and water, with another £11 on hostel fees. Almost everything else will go into their recovery plan, covering days when their needs are not met, or slowly building towards their target for financial independence. On their birthday, Christmas, and on other special days (such as their children's birthday), they will be allocated a small amount to spend on presents, or treats, but are advised to avoid spending on anything else. In order to increase savings, we also positively discourage spending on alcohol and try to help them reduce any dependency on cigarettes. An allowance for this is available, but is carefully controlled, with help provided to get them free from addiction of any sort. As a charity, we also have to generate our own outgoings, such as paying (albieit minimum) for a photoshoot, smart technology, administration costs, accountant, and any staff. This all requires donations. We do not take a penny from the money donated to a homeless campaign, but do benefit from nominal interest that the money generates. Therefore, we rely upon government grants and incentives, coupled with separate donations, as well as revenue we attempt to make, created by selling our unique products, many of which are contributed by the amazing talent within our homeless communities that we work to help, and by our volunteers and some amazing donors. So if you meet one of our homeless campaigner, why not scan their card, read their story, follow their blog, and see just how effective their fully transparent recovery plan is. Read about the opportunities they are given, and how they are embracing these. Help them to truly help themselves, on a road to recovery. (Remember this charity is not real, but Aurora is planning to work with numerous Homeless Charities, and help them get people off the streets, and onto a road to be proud of, using the above business model)

To Relieve And Treat And Promote The Relief And Treatment Of Those Suffering From Alzheimer's Disease And Related Disorders And To Provide Support Both For Such Persons And Their Families. To Promote, Support And Carry Out Research, And To Disseminate0001

To Attack And Defeat The Disease Of Cancer In All Forms To Investigate Its Causes, Distribution, Symptoms, Pathology, Treatment And To Promote Its Cure. Makes Grants To Individuals Makes Grants To Organisations Provides Services Provides Advocacy/advice/information Sponsors Or Undertakes Research

The Relief Of Animals Suffering From Injury Sickness Ill Treatment Or Neglect And In Particular (But Without In Any Way Limiting The Generality Of The Foregoing): (I) The Establishment And Maintenance Of Clinics Or Hospitals For The Reception Treatmen0001

The Relief Of Sickness And Injury And The Preservation Of Health And Saving Lives Principally But Not Exclusively By The Provision Of An Air Ambulance Service.