Royal Society for Blind Children, The
The Royal Society for Blind Children is the UK’s leading national charity supporting blind and partially sighted children, young people and their families. We help them build confidence, independence and emotional resilience, so they can live a full life without limits. A gift in your will to RSBC is a powerful way to ensure that no blind child grows up feeling isolated or left behind.
Credo Care Foundation, The
For 25 years, Credo Care Fostering Ltd has supported disabled children with complex medical needs, giving them safe, loving homes and dramatically improving their quality of life. The carers who open their doors to these children often face huge personal costs. Essential home adaptations—wet rooms, hoists, specialist beds, wheelchair accessible spaces—are expensive, and Government Disabled Facilities Grants rarely cover everything. Many carers, especially respite carers, are left to fund thousands of pounds themselves.
Rekindle
Rekindle is the only charity in Mid Wales solely focused on preventative and early intervention mental health support for 16–25-year-olds. We aim to transform the lives of young adults, many of whom have been failed by existing services, by providing tailored, person-centred and holistic support to those who are, or at risk of, experiencing poor mental health.
Riding for the Disabled Association UK
Since 1969, Riding for the Disabled Association UK (RDA UK) has enriched lives through the unique bond between people and horses. We are pioneers in the therapeutic use of horses, we lead in disability sport and are the only UK charity focused on the health and wellbeing benefits of bringing people and horses together.