Charities

We support research aimed at finding better treatments, and ultimately a cure, for kidney disease. The lives of over three million people in the UK today are under threat from chronic kidney disease. We have over �9.5 million invested in research at any one time, awarding grants to doctors, nurses and researchers across the UK.

KIDS is a national charity dedicated to helping children and young people with special needs and their families. We deliver an extensive range of services to children and young people with every kind of disability, ages from 0-19 years, in partnership with parents. The focus of the services that KIDS offer is upon all the child's needs including educational, social, and developmental. KIDS services are offered throughout England via our regional centres, these can be found at, KIDS London, KIDS South East, KIDS South West, KIDS West Midlands. KIDS, working for children and young people with special needs.

kids4school works in Tanzania, Africa enabling children and young people to have a future through education. Our sponsorship program enables over 3000 children from some of the poorest families to attend school. we also a Vocational Train program which trains young people in a trade to help them obtain a skillset which will enable them to gain employment and help provide for their families. We send 100% of all sponsorship to Tanzania for our projects.

Bullying is devastating for young lives and the negative effects can be felt long into adult life. Kidscape provides practical support, training, and advice to challenge bullying and protect young lives. Founded in 1985, Kidscape has a long history of providing practical support to children and families impacted by bullying. Bullying is a form of peer-on-peer abuse and there is a wealth of research showing the significant impact of bullying on physical and mental health. Kidscape’s aim is to see all children grow up in supportive communities safe from bullying and harm.

Kilmartin Museum inspires and educates people by interpreting, explaining and conserving the internationally important archaeological landscape, artefacts and natural heritage of Kilmartin Glen.

KIND was set up in 1975 to help disadvantaged children aged 5-12 and their families across Liverpool and Merseyside. Throughout, our ethos has never changed – we believe all children have the right to be the best they can and that it is our role to help facilitate this by providing tailor made educational activities and experiences, services, special projects and practical support which help them cope with the effects of poverty and disadvantage and show them that they and life can be different.