Working with the NHS, they provide therapeutic yoga to help with physical and mental conditions. They aim to work with communities and minorities, bringing diversity to the mat.

The Yoga for Life Project is a not-for-profit Community Interest Company (CIC). From experience and scientific research, they have found that yoga can transform mental & physical health

They believe that yoga ought to be made available to a wider cross-section of society, so that more people can experience its potentially transformative effects. The Yoga for Life Project is about getting the health benefits of yoga to those who need it most.

They provide online group & 1:1 classes catering to different health conditions, and create bespoke classes for NHS staff & patients, schools, hospices, colleges, homes for the elderly, public organisations & private businesses.

Centrepoint provides homeless young people with accommodation, health support and life skills in order to get them back into education, training and employment.

Centrepoint is the UK's leading youth homelessness charity – but what does that actually mean? It means that, together with their partners, they support over 14,000 young people every year.

HOUSING Centrepoint gives homeless young people a place to stay while they get the help needed to move on to independence.

HEALTH From the physical to the mental, good health is the foundation on which young people can build their confidence and skills.

LEARNING We give young people the opportunity and the tools they need to complete their education, gain crucial skills and prepare for a career.

POLICY AND RESEARCH Centrepoint campaigns to influence national and local government policy that affects homeless young people.

ENGAGEMENT With our unique approach, Centrepoint's Sport programmes combine physical fitness with education, life skills and employment training.

MOVING ON Our overall goal with everything we do is to prepare homeless young people to live independently when the time is right.

Provides environmental education, with a reputation for using hands-on, practical approaches to explore complex issues of sustainability.

Eco-Active's mission is to create a world where young people and communities are agents of change for creating a better planet.

They design and deliver interactive, fun and engaging workshops to empower people to take meaningful action on sustainability. They create eye-opening experiences for children and adults alike, running workshops in schools, parks, community gardens, and with community groups and housing associations.

They embrace the concept of “Think Global; Act Local”, by helping school and community groups to understand critical global issues and the small actions they can take to make a difference.