Charities in Chester
The Children Today charity in Chester aims to ensure that every disabled child and young person fulfils their potential and leads an active childhood. With your support, we can achieve this.
Finlay thinks his new wheels are fantastic. The powerchair allows Finlay to move around school and in the community independently. As a parent you want to watch your child grow and become more independent and the powerchair gives him the mobility that he needs. He can now make his own decisions about where he wants to be without having to rely on someone else to take him there. We are very grateful for the support given to Finlay by Children Today and the Morgan Foundation. Paul Daniels
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The Cheshire Community Foundation is a Cheshire and Chester area charity who connect local philanthropists with local causes which benefit the community. By making philanthropy rewarding, enjoyable and hassle-free they engage local philanthropists in a meaningful and long-term relationship with their local community and, through their grant making, assist Cheshire communities to help themselves become more cohesive and sustainable.
Brain Injury Rehabilitation & Development (BIRD) in Chester treat people with conditions such as Cerebral Palsy, communication disorders, Autism, ADHD, Epilepsy, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, behavioural disorders and other neurological impairments. As a registered charity they need your help to carry out their treatment and help remove the barriers to learning which can allow a child to achieve their full potential.
The Youth Federation must raise over £1million each year to continue to provide vital services for disadvantaged children and young people in Chester and throughout Cheshire and rely on the community they serve for support. Please give what you can to support this extremely worthwhile charity.
Whizz Kidz are working hard to transform the lives of disabled children in the Chester area and across the UK. Please help by supporting this worthwhile charity and allow them to become confident and independent young adults.
Whizz-Kidz has an excellent reputation. Indeed, within NHS England, the Whizz-Kidz service model is respected and regarded highly for its innovative and ‘putting patients first’ philosophy.
'I am personally privileged to have witnessed some of the excellent work that the organisation is doing and have spoken to disabled young people and their families about the difference the service has made to their lives. I also think the Whizz-Kidz staff have great integrity, compassion, and cohesiveness.
'The personalised service that Whizz-Kidz provides is incredibly important. Disabled children and young people have diverse needs and one size doesn’t fit all! But the Whizz-Kidz service is not just about the wheelchair, it’s also about the many activities and programmes that Whizz-Kidz offers young people. Whizz-Kidz gives disabled young people opportunities to shape and influence policy, campaign about issues that affect their lives and take part in other fun activities as well.
'I think the long term impact of Whizz-Kidz on young people’s lives is immeasurable. We need a diverse workforce, and particularly a greater inclusion of disabled people represented within our workforce now and in the future. I think Whizz-Kidz’s model of empowerment can have a significant impact in changing societal attitudes, shaping and influencing policy, job creation, which will have a significant and long term impact. Tracy Grey, Senior Manager at NHS England
'I am personally privileged to have witnessed some of the excellent work that the organisation is doing and have spoken to disabled young people and their families about the difference the service has made to their lives. I also think the Whizz-Kidz staff have great integrity, compassion, and cohesiveness.
'The personalised service that Whizz-Kidz provides is incredibly important. Disabled children and young people have diverse needs and one size doesn’t fit all! But the Whizz-Kidz service is not just about the wheelchair, it’s also about the many activities and programmes that Whizz-Kidz offers young people. Whizz-Kidz gives disabled young people opportunities to shape and influence policy, campaign about issues that affect their lives and take part in other fun activities as well.
'I think the long term impact of Whizz-Kidz on young people’s lives is immeasurable. We need a diverse workforce, and particularly a greater inclusion of disabled people represented within our workforce now and in the future. I think Whizz-Kidz’s model of empowerment can have a significant impact in changing societal attitudes, shaping and influencing policy, job creation, which will have a significant and long term impact. Tracy Grey, Senior Manager at NHS England
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The Neuro Therapy Centre is a charity in Chester that would be pleased to see you and have a chat and maybe discuss your requirements on a personal basis.
Alex Staniforth will be making a record-breaking journey to Everest in Spring 2014, where he will attempt to become the youngest Briton ever to summit Mount Everest via the Southeast Ridge (South side) and make a significant amount of money for his chosen charities. Alex, who lives in the Chester area, is set to climb Mera Peak (6476m) and Baruntse (7129m) in October 2013, becoming the youngest Briton ever to summit Baruntse, prior to his attempt on Everest. If you would like to make a donation to his charities please read on.
The Queen was interested to learn about your ambitious fund-raising events, and sends you her good wishes as you continue your commendable endeavours to raise funds for your chosen charities. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
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