The Dragons Project began in 2011 (under a different name) as an independent organisation and, although based at Nansa, the project was not actually part of the charity. They became the ‘Dragons’ after a consultation with participants in 2016 and in April 2021, Dragons joined…
We specialise in providing tailored support packages for individuals with disabilities and complex needs. We believe everyone deserves the opportunity to live life to the fullest and pursue their own goals, dreams, and aspirations – and we’re here to help you to do exactly that!…
Family Action transforms lives by providing practical, emotional and financial support to those who are experiencing poverty, disadvantage and social isolation across the country. We have family support services, wellbeing groups and grants. Our welfare grants programme provides grants for essential personal and household needs…
Our Start for Life and family hubs approach supports a shared ambition that Norfolk is a place where all children and young people can flourish. By joining up and enhancing existing services, we want to ensure all children, young people and their parents and carers can access the…
Family Lives is a charity with over three decades of experience helping parents to deal with the changes that are a constant part of family life. We know that many people play active roles in raising children, from dads and mums, grandparents, stepparents and non-resident…
Everyone can be more intelligent about gender. Gendered Intelligence is a not-for-profit Community Interest Company, established in 2008. We work with the trans community and those who impact on trans lives; we particularly specialise in supporting young trans people under the age of 21. We…
Go Kids Go is the leading provider of free wheelchair skills training for children in the UK. Go Kids Go have been running training since 1990; enabling independence and helping to ensure that the young people are able to reach their full potential. We also run disability/wheelchair…
Hope is a registered charity helping young people aged five to twenty five when a loved one has a serious illness. Being diagnosed with a life-threatening illness is the toughest thing many of us will ever have to face. Not just for the patient but…
