Links
Clikpic
Websites for photographers and artists http://www.clikpic.com
Mali Development Group
Our charity was started in 2001 by a group of people in the Oxford area after a visit by Sue Upton, an English development worker attached to the Malian agency Jeunesse et Développement. She suggested that a small group of people in the UK could provide practical help, moral support and friendship links with J and D.
J and D is a young organisation set up in 1991 by 2 Malian graduates, strongly committed to development work in their country but unable to find work in existing agencies. Since its foundation J and D has become an accredited and well respected Malian NGO. Among its achievements are a leading role in the introduction of the ‘Reflect’ literacy programme pioneered by Action Aid, an ongoing integrated development programme in Manankoro, in the far rural south of Mali and work with street children in Bamako. In recent times J and D has extended its work into a Peer Educator Reproductive Health programme in Bamako, and its work with disadvantaged children has developed through support from Comic Relief into a range of initiatives not only in Bamako, but Burkina Faso and Togo, as well.
As well as raising funds for vital development work, our group intended from the beginning to build a partnership with J and D which could
enable members of both organisations to learn about each other’s cultures. From the beginning educational visits in both directions have been an important feature of the relationship, and the two organisations have worked together on providing work experience for a number of young volunteers. www.malidg.org.uk
J and D is a young organisation set up in 1991 by 2 Malian graduates, strongly committed to development work in their country but unable to find work in existing agencies. Since its foundation J and D has become an accredited and well respected Malian NGO. Among its achievements are a leading role in the introduction of the ‘Reflect’ literacy programme pioneered by Action Aid, an ongoing integrated development programme in Manankoro, in the far rural south of Mali and work with street children in Bamako. In recent times J and D has extended its work into a Peer Educator Reproductive Health programme in Bamako, and its work with disadvantaged children has developed through support from Comic Relief into a range of initiatives not only in Bamako, but Burkina Faso and Togo, as well.
As well as raising funds for vital development work, our group intended from the beginning to build a partnership with J and D which could
enable members of both organisations to learn about each other’s cultures. From the beginning educational visits in both directions have been an important feature of the relationship, and the two organisations have worked together on providing work experience for a number of young volunteers. www.malidg.org.uk
Northmoor Trust
The Northmoor Trust aims to promote an integrated landscape and positive environmental change through demonstration, education and inspiration. It was set up in 1967 by its patrons Sir Martin and Lady Audrey Wood. www.northmoortrust.co.uk
Oxford Printmakers Cooperative
An open access Fine Print workshop offering a high standard of printmaking facilities.
OPC is a non-profit organization, and benefitted, in 2008, from donations totalling £1,550 from the following Oxford colleges, All Souls, Christchurch, Jesus, Magdalen, Merton, St Johns, Trinity and University College. The workshop is entirely self-sufficient an currently receives no other core funding.
The workshop is run by an elected management committee who meet regularly to discuss workshop matters and make decisions. Day to day work is maintained by three paid technicians, Catriona Brodribb, Morna Rhys and Andrea Hewes. They have experience in most print processes and are more than happy to advise on technical matters, they also handle general administrative matters. www.oxfordprintmakers.co.uk
OPC is a non-profit organization, and benefitted, in 2008, from donations totalling £1,550 from the following Oxford colleges, All Souls, Christchurch, Jesus, Magdalen, Merton, St Johns, Trinity and University College. The workshop is entirely self-sufficient an currently receives no other core funding.
The workshop is run by an elected management committee who meet regularly to discuss workshop matters and make decisions. Day to day work is maintained by three paid technicians, Catriona Brodribb, Morna Rhys and Andrea Hewes. They have experience in most print processes and are more than happy to advise on technical matters, they also handle general administrative matters. www.oxfordprintmakers.co.uk
Steppin'Stones
The Porch charity runs the Steppin’ Stone Centre providing day long support for homeless and vulnerably housed people wanting to move forward in their lives, away from street-life and addiction. We are open every day of the week except Sunday.
We provide an enhanced approach to co-ordinated member care with the aim of building positive pathways to the future. Building on individual care-pathways and establishing members individual support plans. www./theporchoxford.org.uk/
We provide an enhanced approach to co-ordinated member care with the aim of building positive pathways to the future. Building on individual care-pathways and establishing members individual support plans. www./theporchoxford.org.uk/