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Hypo Hounds is a registered Assistance Dog Charity training Diabetic Alert Assistance dogs to sniff out the changes of their Type 1 Diabetic partners blood sugar levels. Through early intervention we are preventing hospital admissions, preventing children collapsing, and improving their lives.

Centre 33 was established in 1981 & supports & empowers young people, aged 8-25, through a variety of free and confidential services, which include one-to-one support, counselling, advocacy, group work and respite activities. We work on a self-referral basis and we often respond to complex needs.

Tushinde Children's Trust supports vulnerable children in Nairobi's informal settlements. These children have often lost one or both of their parents to HIV & are being brought up by kinship carers. In response, Tushinde runs the Family Support Programme; that nurtures and strengthens families.

We train and use mountain rescue search dogs to search for and rescue missing persons, predominantly in a mountainous environment, but also in other areas where our skills may be of benefit. All Lake District mountain rescue search dog handlers are also members of a mountain rescue team.

We empower women in London to overcome their homelessness and live independently. We are a wrap-around service, providing basic needs like shelter, access to healthcare and food, alongside a programme of confidence-building employment and wellness activities. We are Church Army's flagship project.

Enham Trust is a disability charity that has been supporting disabled people to live, work and enjoy life for 100 years. Everything we do centres around supporting disabled people to live a full life, with opportunities to participate in many of the things we take for granted.

Molly Olly's Wishes aim to support emotionally and financially, where appropriate, the lives of children 0-18years with terminal and life threatening illnesses throughout the UK.

Clifton Cricket Club aims to provide the very best faciliites for cricketers or volunteers of any any age, gender or ability in a safe and fun environment.

Justlife, a homelessness charity that aims to make stays in temporary accommodation short, safe and healthy. We do this through: providing frontline support in Brighton and Manchester; catalysing systems change; and a national programme of research, policy and campaigning.

We amplify small, high impact and high potential charities through funding, volunteering, and pro-bono support.100% of all donations received will go direct to small charities.

The Pioneer Club is a St Albans Charity set up in 1941. We are a youth charity and also have a responsibility to the wider community. We run the oldest indoor skate park in the UK and also host activities for young people including music events. We need help fundraising as we have no outside support

We work with people in Manchester who have been through problems with alcohol or drugs, homelessness, mental health and offending. We provide training, work experience, volunteering and mentoring, equipping people with the skills they need to build a better future.