The Essex and Herts Air Ambulance Trust is a vital life-saving Helicopter Emergency Medical Service for the County. It costs in the region of £500,000 per month to cover all charitable costs and aircraft operations. Unlike NHS emergency services Essex Air Ambulance is a Charity relying solely upon the generosity and goodwill of the people and businesses of Essex to remain operational and saving lives.

The Essex Multiple Sclerosis Therapy Group is here to help significantly improve the quality of life of people who have multiple sclerosis.

Ethiopiaid aims to create lasting and positive change in Ethiopia by tackling the problems of poverty, ill health and poor education. As a fundraising organisation, we donate directly to local community projects in Ethiopia. These partners already hold the answers, they simply need a helping hand to carry out their work from people like you.

The European Haemophilia Consortium (EHC) is an international non-profit organisation that represents 45 national patients’ organisations of people with rare bleeding disorders from 27 Member States of the European Union (EU) and most Member States of the Council of Europe. The EHC represents approximately 90,000 people diagnosed with a rare bleeding condition such as haemophilia, von Willebrand Disease (VWD) and other rare bleeding disorders across Europe. However, it is estimated that many more live with an undiagnosed rare bleeding disorder. The EHC actively supports its National Member Organisations (NMOs) at national and European levels, and also helps NMOs to engage with each other, with the objectives of: Improving quality of life of people living with rare bleeding disorders, Improving diagnostic and treatment facilities, Ensuring adequate supply of – and access to – safe factor concentrates, Promoting patients’ rights and raising ethical issues, Following and influencing developments in European health policy, Understanding the status of haemophilia care in member countries through regular surveys, Stimulating research in all fields related to haemophilia and related rare bleeding disorders. The EHC draws on the knowledge of patients, healthcare professionals, the scientific community, the European institutions and the pharmaceutical industry to share expertise within Europe. The EHC also collaborates closely with other European patient organisations to ensure a strong collective voice for people with rare bleeding disorders.

Hello! We’re Evelina London Children’s Charity. An ever-growing family of people inspired by Evelina London’s remarkable care and passionate about supporting it. We help Evelina London provide compassionate, trailblazing care for children, young people and their families. And we also help care for the amazing Evelina London team. From nurturing tiny newborns to making hospital feel more like home, we help make incredible things happen every day at Evelina London.

Through the positive promotion of sport, physical activity and the brand of Everton Football Club, we are committed to provide high quality, accessible participation and development opportunities that positively change lives and bring enjoyment to our communities.

The problem that Everyone's Invited seeks to address is rape culture. Rape culture includes misogyny, rape jokes, sexual harassment (groping, non-consensual touching), image-based abuse (upskirting, non-consensual sharing of intimate photos, cyber flashing), and sexual coercion. We provide an anonymous sharing platform for survivors as well as engage in delivering education about sexual violence.

Foodbank affliliated to the Trussell Trust. We offer emergency food to local people in crisis via a referral system as we work with most of the professional agenices across Exeter and surrounding areas

Movement to Music for the Over 60s and Less Able of any age

FDAMH is a respected, holistic, inclusive, recovery focussed mental health charity offering a range of free services to people aged 14+. Whilst 70% of referrals come from NHS staff, people are able to self-refer and be seen quickly by our skilled staff. Given the courage required to come along to our Centre in the first place, we seek to make access as easy as possible with one service offering immediate help, no appointment required, just come in and be seen by a trained member of staff to discuss their situation and, where necessary, be referred to the service that is most suited to their specific needs. Working in partnership with other agencies, we help with practical issues too such as housing, finances, free health checks etc. For us, it’s the whole person that matters. Whether low mood / depression, anxiety, trauma, stress or bereavement, our aim is simple: to help people to maximise their potential and live a fulfilling and rewarding life.

We are a leading independent parent led registered charity providing holistic support to families of children with disabilities and special needs (aged 0 to 25) across Essex, who require advice, information and support, particularly at times of change, challenge and crisis. Our service is accessible to all families from Essex whatever their background, as long as at least one child or young person in the family between the age of 0 to 25 has a disability or special need. We aim to give caring, practical and confidential support whilst empowering families, in a non–threatening way, to consider the choices available to them and make the best use of available services. Our services are seen as essential, invaluable and tailored to meet the needs of our families in an accessible, proactive and positive way.

Family Action transforms lives by providing practical, emotional and financial support to those who are experiencing poverty, disadvantage and social isolation across the country.

The charity improves the welfare of adults with learning disabilities, memory problems, and mental health conditions.

The work of Family Friends is to: Empower, encourage and help families get on track. Our community of volunteers work alongside each family to help them overcome any number of life-barriers that they are encountering. Success is achieved by families and volunteers co-producing attainable and achievable goals. Those are then tracked and measured as each family journies through our service. Each family has a unique set of circumstances and with that as a baseline we know that the 'one size fits all' approach does not work. Our approach is truly bespoke to meet the needs of each family and to effect a positive long-term outcome. For that reason we take care and time to match the right volunteer to the family, working tirelessly to ensure that each relationship is closely monitored and adaptations are made to produce -positive outcomes for all.

We believe families raising disabled and seriously ill children should have the same opportunities as others. We aim to make a difference by providing grants for essential items such as furniture, clothing, sensory toys, short breaks and much more. Last year we helped 69,464 families across the UK with over £32 million of grants.

Our charity Familyforeverjp founded by myself & husband in memory of our son Jayden who sadly lost his battle with a brain tumour aged 17. We are a small registered charity and very new to all this . Our aim is to help support children,young adults and their families to make happy memories Together or just some chill time in a time of need. In 2023 we helped put a smile on 12 critically sick childrens faces, this was various gifts from iPads,Nintendo switches,concerts to short holiday breaks for the whole family unit. Our main aim is to purchase our own static caravan for the children and there families

FareShare South West rescues high-quality food from the food industry and shares it with charities and schools across the south west, turning an environmental problem into lasting social good.

FareShare believe that no good food should go to waste. We partner with food producers, suppliers and retailers to rescue surplus food from going to waste and redistribute it to about 11,000 charities across the UK that turn it into meals.

Farleigh Hospice provides hospice care to people affected by life-limiting illnesses across mid Essex. Since being established in 1982, our hospice and our team of healthcare professionals has grown and evolved to meet the changing needs of the community we serve.

Farms for City Children is an education charity founded in Devon in 1976, by Clare and Michael Morpurgo, offering children from urban areas a unique opportunity to live and work together for a week on a real farm in the heart of the countryside. Farms for City Children has 3 farms, situated in Devon, Gloucestershire and Pembrokeshire, and we welcome 3,000 children each year.

At Farplace Animal Rescue we care for animals rejected elsewhere. At our no-kill sanctuary we care for over 300 animals, including pets, wildlife, and larger animals such as horses. Once they have recieved the care they need, some animals are rehomed to loving families, some animals reside permanently at our sanctuary where they can get continual care, and wild animals are released back into nature.

FAST UK is a charity that is committed to finding a cure for Angelman syndrome. It is a rare genetic disorder that means that children do not speak, may not walk and have seizures amongst other unpleasant things.

Father Hudson’s Care provides social care throughout the West Midlands and beyond. The charity cares for the elderly, for those with learning, physical and sensory disabilities, for children and families and also provides fostering and community projects.

Feed the Minds believes that education makes a world of difference. Through education and training we provide the skills and knowledge for individuals to transform their own lives and communities. Our practical, life-enhancing projects enable long-term, sustainable change by building people’s skills, knowledge and understanding. We don’t just focus on A, B, C and 1, 2, 3 but embed literacy skills into health, work skills, civic participation and peacebuilding

Level Two promotes the welfare of local young people (10-25) through supportive relationships and positive experiences designed to enhance their personal and social development. From our youth hub we provide after school and holiday youth club sessions, 1-to-1 mentoring, work with NEETs and detached youth work.

Fellowship Afloat Charitable Trust's centre is a unique place for adventure, relaxation and exploring the environment. Based on a converted lightvessel moored on the Essex coast, it's an ideal activity venue for youth clubs, schools, churches, special needs groups and those wishing to gain sailing qualifications. Guests are served by the centre staff and expert volunteers who form the lively Christian community which is Fellowship Afloat.

The national support network for those facing infertility. Services include an inter-active web site, information, video, professional telephone counselling, and an advice line. Through \More To Life\" (part of I N UK�s network) we provide support for those facing a childless future. "

Fibromyalgia Action UK is the leading national charity supporting people in the UK affected by fibromyalgia, an incurable widespread pain condition. It has 21 years of experience of pioneering in this field. Every year we provide direct support services to thousands of people in the UK. We are the only fibromyalgia focused charity in the UK, which produces evidence-based information about fibromyalgia. Our information displays the NHS ‘Information Standard’ mark, which means it is accurate, verified, up-to-date, can be trusted and used by healthcare professionals and patients alike. By raising awareness of fibromyalgia among medical professionals, politicians and the general public, we are improving the knowledge about this condition and strive for the availability of treatment options to be better accessible to everyone who needs them. FMA UK is a registered charity run primarily by unpaid volunteers. Our volunteers are the backbone of everything we do and without them we could not accomplish any of our goals. Up to 2.7 million people in the UK live with fibromyalgia. We know people living with this condition in every community, in every profession in every part of the country and we are here to support them as they deal with this challenging condition.

Fight Bladder Cancer was founded and is still run by patients and carers affected by bladder cancer. We support all those affected with information and individual support via our confidential forum and our 1 to 1 Buddy Service. We also work to raise awareness and support essential medical research.