Charities
Al Naseeb Welfare Trust is a UK-based international relief and development charity. A charity eager and ready to respond to those in need, helping to break the poverty cycle and build brighter futures. With a strong belief that every little helps we try to do our share by providing the less fortunate with sustainable development solutions relating to shelter, food, education and health.
The Albert Kennedy Trust works with young lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people aged 16 to 25 who are in crisis assisting with supported housing, mentoring, information, advice and advocacy in Greater London and Greater Manchester.
Alcohol Change is the national agency on alcohol misuse. It works to reduce the incidence and costs of alcohol-related harm and to increase the range and quality of services available to people with alcohol-related problems. If you wish to contact our Information Line above, that only operates between 1-5pm, Monday to Friday, otherwise call our Switchboard number, featured on our Website.
IMAGINE raises funds for Alder Hey Children's Hospital to help care for the health of over 200,000 patients every year. Each donation received is spent to improve the quality of life for children in hospital from researching medical conditions; building a better environment and providing support for patients and their families.
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Alex, The Leukodystrophy Charity (Alex TLC) provides invaluable support and information to people affected by a genetic leukodystrophy. Established in 2004 as ALD Life, we are an internationally recognised centre of excellence for those affected by adrenoleukodystrophy (ALD) and adrenomyeloneuropathy (AMN). There are around 50 different known types of leukodystrophy, including some so rare they only affect one or two individuals. The charity changed its name in 2019 to become the only charity in the UK that provides support for all those with a genetic leukodystrophy.
Formerly known as the Alexander Jansons Foundation, the charity was created in 2013 in memory of Alexander Jansons who died suddenly and unexpectedly from Myocarditis in 2013. He was 18 years old. We offer support to anyone who has been affected by myocarditis and our main aims are to raise awareness nationally for this little known condition and to fund the medical research into all forms of myocarditis.