Each year PIP organises and supports disabled adults from London to attend a residential holiday on a farm for five memorable and action-packed days. Students work on the farm, taking care of and interacting with animals, participating in new activities such as apple picking, woodland exploration, cooking, and visiting local attractions. Many of our students have never been away from home, or out of London before. A holiday enables disabled people to take part in new and challenging experiences.

Our project provides long-term care to Armenian orphans with disabilities over the age of 18 with no place to call home. We offer them an alternative to the Soviet psychiatric institutions.

Russia and the former Soviet Union lack national bone marrow donor registries. The patients have to pay 5,000 euros for the donor search abroad. Our goal is to help 10 needy patients a year.

HERA provides entrepreneurship training and mentoring support to enable the economic independence of formerly trafficked women. Building on the womens strengths as survivors, HERA recruits and trains a diverse group of professional volunteers as mentors to help reintegrate these women into the formal economy. The combination of inspirational training, and long term 1:1 support really gives the women the springboard from which they have the opportunity to rebuild a new life.

The National Scholarship Program (NSP) is the flagship initiative for the GVI Charitable Trust, this project will fund opportunities and training for disadvantaged individuals in the UK to allow personal development, team work, leadership and open up further opportunities. The program is also focused upon creating a sense of responsibility both locally and globally and offering beneficiaries the tools to make a difference to their own lives, their community and impact upon global issues.

The National Scholarship Program (NSP) is the flagship initiative for the GVI Charitable Trust. Donations to this project will be used where we feel most beneficial in supporting our efforts around the world.

Kitezh Children's Communities in Russia are non-profit villages of foster families whose aim is simple: to give abandoned or orphaned children a real chance in life and hope for the future. Ecologia Youth Trust is building a new home for two new foster families and secures funding for the ongoing costs of the children's education.

Rainbow Trust supports families who have a child with a life threatening or terminall illness. Our teams of care workers provide emotional and practical support of the whole family - the sick child, healthy siblings, parents/carers and the extended family. Support is offered within the family's own home, at hospital, at school and in the wider community and is given 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

Apps for Good is a program by CDI Europe where young people learn to create mobile apps that can change their world. After a sequence of pilot courses in 2010, the Apps for Good mobile programme is now being delivered in over 40 schools across the UK, training 1,300 young people. We have more than 100 schools that are waiting to get involved.

This project will provide emotional and practical support to siblings who have a terminally ill brother or sister.