Karbon Homes generates turnover of around £115m per annum, and is a major developer of affordable homes to…Show less

Karbon Homes was formed from a merger of Isos Housing, based in Newcastle, group partner Cestria Community Housing in Chester-le-Street, and Derwentside Homes, based in Stanley, County Durham.

Karbon Homes generates turnover of around £115m per annum, and is a major developer of affordable homes to rent and buy.

The current development programme will see Karbon increase its stock by 10%, developing 2,400 homes over four years.Show less

Kidney Care UK is the UK’s leading kidney patient support charity. We offer advice, support and financial grants and assistance to thousands of kidney patients and their families every year.

In 1990 the Society started funding research. In the first few years funding averaged…Show less

In 1987, Elizabeth Thomas was dismayed by the lack of support that she, and other people with macular disease, were offered. She founded the Macular Disease Society to help patients like her support each other.

In 1990 the Society started funding research. In the first few years funding averaged £8k a year.

Our counselling service was set up in 1999. Since then, it has helped many thousands of people struggling with sight loss to see a more hopeful future.

In 2008, we funded a research project close to collapse from lack of funds. The London Project to Cure Blindness has since made headlines by restoring the sight of two people with wet AMD using a stem cell-based treatment.

By 2013 we were spending more than £451,000 on research, and had a new name: the Macular Society.

The present day

In 2019 our Advice and Information Service answered 15,000 calls and emails from people struggling with macular disease.

More than 420 local support groups across the UK provided friendship, information and a sympathetic ear to thousands of members.

And more than 1,400 volunteers demonstrated the skills and equipment to make everyday life easier, and help people continue doing the things they love.

For the first time, we invested more than £1m in research.

Read more about our impact in the 2020 reports below.

And into 2022…

As the coronavirus pandemic hit, we made some big changes: our support groups now meet online, and our telephone counselling and befriending are more important than ever.

It’s been a busy 33 years, and we’ve come a long way. But macular disease continues to steal the sight of thousands of people in the UK every year, and we won’t rest until it is beaten for good.Show less

Millwall Community Trust, established in 1985, works to provide sporting, education, social and healthy lifestyle opportunities to the local community in Southwark, Lewisham and the wider community. Its work is targeted at people of all ages irrespective of race, gender or sexual orientation and runs programmes aimed at tackling social exclusion, racism, knife crime, lack of employment opportunities for young people, mental health and disability issues.Show less

Everything that we do is underpinned by four core values:

Being child-centred – valuing the quality of life that children can crea…Show less

Milton Keynes Play Association is one of the longest running charitable organisations in Milton Keynes, with nearly 50 years’ experience of supporting child-centred play

Everything that we do is underpinned by four core values:

Being child-centred – valuing the quality of life that children can create for themselves.

Providing advocacy – advocating for self-directed play and learning.

Innovative – being prepared to embrace new play practice and promote leading edge ideas.

Enabling change – effecting change to other people’s practice through our own.

We work with partners who share our values and are committed to providing high-quality play opportunities to children and families across Milton Keynes and surrounding areasShow less