... of the Green Timber Forest in Surrey.

The focus of the Gender Identity Research and Education Society (GIRES) is on people who experience atypical gender identity development, especially trans people, whether or not they are also affected by L,G,B or I issues. This reflects the special interes

Handicap International moves towards a more global approach of disability. We achieve this by creating networks of local educational workers and strengthening family and community groups. From our first projects in Thailand with Cambodian refugees in 1982,

canada Initiatives of Change Association (Canada) is the Canadian associate of a global network open to people of all nationalities, cultures, religions and beliefs who work toward change locally and globally, starting with change in their own lives. IOFC

IDDC - IDDC's aim is to more effectively and efficiently promote the rights of disabled people through collaboration and sharing of information and expertise. To achieve this aim, IDDC believes development policy and practice should be inclusive. Services

We are the local branch of Living Streets, a national charity that was formed in 1929 as the Pedestrians’ Association. We campaign across the London Borough of Sutton to improve streets and public spaces and provide a better deal for pedestrians. Our int

... We now have 3.4 million members and 43,000 volunteers. More than 12 million

... infrastructure and works with over 40,000 companies, including 2,000

About the Trust The Noel Buxton Trust was established by Noel Edward Buxton (later the first Lord Noel Buxton) in 1919 to achieve social and economic progress in Britain and throughout the world. In setting up the Trust he was inspired by the example of hi

“A world where all displaced people have access to opportunities”. Access to the necessities of life such as water and food. To health care. For skills training and education. And to hope and respect. Our Vision: We work with some of the most vulnerable co