Find non profit organisations in Edinburgh. Listings include Creative Arts Therapies Space CIC, Scottish ClubSport - SALSC, SNIPEF Training Services Ltd, Sailability Scotland, Apex Scotland, International Coalition for Children with Incarcerated Parents.
Are you looking to become an Apprentice Plumber or recruit an apprentice plumber in Scotland? SNIPEF Training Services Ltd can help. #BecomeAPlumber #Scotland #ModernApprenticeship...
Apex Scotland provides a range of services from our regional hubs that support those who have experience of the justice system, and those at risk of entering it. Registered in Sco...
Celebrating the creativity and resilience of Irish people in Edinburgh, the Lothians and farther afi
Supporting families of very young children in Edinburgh, because childhood can't wait
We provide person centred individual and collective advocacy services
Voluntary organisation based at Duke Street URC in Leith promoting fun, creativity, learning and adventure for boys of school age. We meet every Wednesday evening from 6.30pm.
A registered charity providing access to training, support and competitions to registered blind and visually impaired people in Scotland. We offer access to local, national and in...
Smart Play Rangers facilitate a range of exciting play opportunities for 5 - 13 year olds in Bingham and Magdalene. We are supported by Inspiring Scotland's Thrive Outdoors Program...
Common Ground Against Homelessness has been created to buy properties on behalf of charities, with specific expertise in their field, so they can continue their vital work sustaina...
Waverley Care is Scotland's leading HIV and hepatitis C charity.
Edinburgh Chinese Arts Association (ECAA) is a voluntary, non-profit, and independent arts association established in 2013. Our mission is to promote community engagement, enhan...
We work with babies, children, young people, parents and carers and other adults to achieve our vision that every person is empowered through literacy in the community of Craigmill...
Improving mental health through adventure and environmental conservation. Exploring river systems.
Home & Fashion store selling donated pre-loved items and a wide variety of new goods
Sunday Worship 10am. We are a welcoming and inclusive congregation in Duke Street that have occupied the site since 1867 and offer a great sense of belonging.
A womanist initiative pioneering in delivering race and faith sensitive specialist services, culturally responsive and culturally appropriate support to racialised communities and ...
We are a friendly group of local residents who help look after the park. We aim to develop it for the community and for nature. Please come and use the community herb garden we bui...