Our Current Collaborative Partners
Our Rising Charity Partnership Scheme works alongside charities who are new, or require enhanced support with running student charity challenges, or charity challenges in general to generate and grow into the world of challenges!
Alzheimer's Research UK
Alzheimer’s and other dementias are a leading cause of death in the UK, and with no effective treatments to slow, stop or cure them, they are diseases that no-one has yet survived. But Alzheimer’s Research UK is committed to changing that.
Alzheimer's Research UK are the country’s leading dementia research charity, dedicated to making life-changing breakthroughs in diagnosis, prevention, treatment, and cure. They are challenging the way people think about dementia, bringing together the people and organisations who can speed up progress, and investing in research to make breakthroughs possible. Their mission is to bring about the first life-changing dementia treatment.
Dig Deep
In Kenya, where Dig Deep work, 8 out of every 10 people lack access to clean water, safe toilets, and good hygiene. Most residents live in rural communities and spend hours everyday walking to collect dirty water or find a safe place to relieve themselves. Dirty water and poor hygiene spread disease, meaning even more time is lost to sickness - time that could have been spent on work or education.
Dig Deep believe every resident in Kenya has a fundamental right to access clean water, safe toilets, and good hygiene.
Their mission is to unlock opportunity for Kenya's poorest residents, county by county, by ensuring everyone has clean water, safe toilets and good hygiene - forever. By reducing the time lost to water collection and preventable disease, they remove barriers to learning and earning, allowing people to lift themselves out of poverty.
Hope for Children
Hope for Children is an international and national charity that passionately believes every child has the right to a happy, healthy, and positive childhood. Almost half of the world's children are vulnerable and living in poverty.
They make a safe and fulfilling childhood a reality for more of the world's children. They help children in three main areas; education, health and well-being, and empowering families to create sustainable livelihoods. Their vision is a world where every child has a happy childhood that sets them up for a positive future.
They currently work in 7 countries: India, Ghana, Uganda, Sri Lanka, The Philippines, Kenya, and the UK.
The National Autistic Society
The NAS is the largest autism charity in the UK. They are a national charity with local presence helping to support thousands of autistic people and their families. Around 700,000 people in the UK are on the autism spectrum. Together with their families, this means autism is a part of daily life for 2.8 million people.
The NAS funds the special educational needs schools and adult services, campaigns for acceptance and understanding, as well as involvement in government lobbying to promote equal opportunities, helping autistic people live the lives they choose. Their goal is to help transform lives, change attitudes, and create a society that works for autistic people.
Unseen UK
Unseen is working towards a world without modern slavery and human trafficking. They support survivors of exploitation to rebuild their lives with our safehouses and helpline, and tackle root causes by educating people, raising awareness, and influencing governmental legislation to assist those affected today and prevent future cases from occurring.
There are currently over 40 million victims of slavery and trafficking around the globe, making it the fastest growing international crime in the world. Slavery is an issue that is relevant right now, and it is important, now more than ever, that these people are getting the support that they desperately need.
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