Charities

Charities we support

You can easily start fundraising for our chosen charities through Just Giving;

The Cottesloe Charitable Trust (Charity Registration No. 297218) openly and transparently distributes the donated money on your behalf. CLICK HERE to set up your fundraising. Should you have any questions please do not hesitate to conact us.

Indian based charities

Nyingtob Ling (Realm of Courage)

Nyingtob Ling (Realm of Courage) is Dharamshala’s first rehabilitation centre for exiled Tibetans with special needs. 

Established in 1999 with the encouragement of the Dalai Lama, Nyingtob Ling’s dedicated team now provide essential and loving care for over 50-children and adults.

Shiksha Rath

Shiksha Rath (which translates as Chariot of Education) is a highly focussed long term initiative providing after school classes, nutritious meals and healthcare to almost a hundred of Delhi's poorest children by means of a ground breaking slum academy. For more information about how the academy operates (and lots of great photos) please go to their website or check out the Facebook page at Shiksha Rath Community.


http://shiksharath.org

UK based charities

The Gurkha Welfare Trust

The Gurkhas are soldiers from Nepal who are recruited into the British Army, and have been for the last 200 years. The Gurkha Welfare Trust exists to ensure that Gurkha veterans, their widows and their wider communities are able to live with dignity. They achieve this primarily through the  provision of financial, medical and community aid in Nepal.


http://www.gwt.org.uk

Walking with the wounded

Your fundraising will help fund existing and new WWTW projects aimed at supporting the most vulnerable veterans re-integrate back into society and regain their independence. Funding enables those who are either physically, mentally or socially injured through service rebuild their lives, return to the work place and provide long-term security for themselves and their families. WWTW’s integrated early intervention services address barriers to social inclusion, independence and future employability before they escalate, helping to break the cycle of veterans being a disproportionately high cohort within homeless, police custody, unemployment and mental health statistics.


https://www.walkingwiththewounded.org.uk

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