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Community Education Health Autism Cancer Child abuse Children with terminal conditions Community organisations Disabled children Divided communities Domestic violence Education overview Financial exclusion Homelessness Literacy Mental health Music Older people Out of school hours Palliative care Prisoners and offenders Refugees & asylum seekers Special Educational Needs Truancy and exclusion Violence against women Young refugees

Where the charity operates
Any South East (ex London) London North West North East Midlands East Anglia South West Scotland Wales N. Ireland United Kingdom

Income (last financial year)
Any Less than £100K Less than £250K Less than £1m Between £1m and £10m Over £10m

Additional Search Criteria

Focus of charity's approach
 It works directly with individuals
 It supports the individual's community and/or family
 It works with the professionals who deliver the services (eg, teachers, nurses) or helps to inform and shape policies
 It campaigns to change society's awareness and view of an issue

Life stage
Any Innovation or Pilot In between Mature the development stage of the charity

Replicability or scalability
Any Little Medium Considerable the potential to replicate the charity's model

Results − the charity's impact on people's lives measured in terms of three dimensions:

Breadth
Any Low Medium High number of people affected

Depth
Any Low Medium High intensity of impact for each individual
               ('high' means a life-saving intervention, 'low' means a minor interaction)

Change
Any Low Medium High degree of systemic change
                ('high' means the charity tackles causes, 'low' means it treats symptoms)

Risk
Any Low Medium High level of risk threatening the delivery of results

Difficulty of fundraising
Any Low Medium High relative difficulty of raising funds
               (eg, due to unpopularity of issue or lack of fundraising capacity)