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International Day of Women and Girls in Science
The next Safer Internet Day (SID) will take place in February 2025 with a theme of “Together for a better internet”. A global day of focus will take place on Tuesday 11 February, with celebratory events taking place across the globe, throughout the whole month.e.
Introducing Planet Mark's world-leading Net Zero Certification Programme, recognised by the UNFCCC.
Celebrate Get a Different Name Day by exploring new identities and giving yourself a one-of-a-kind name that expresses who you really are!
School governors give their time, energy, and expertise to help schools thrive. National School Governors’ Awareness Day (NSGAD) is an opportunity to recognise their impact, celebrate their commitment, and highlight the vital role they play in shaping education.
Valentine’s Day is the first holiday after Christmas, associated with love and romance.
International Book Giving Day is a global initiative that encourages individuals, organisations, and communities to share the love of reading by giving books to others.
International Book Giving Day is a global initiative that encourages individuals, organisations, and communities to share the love of reading by giving books to others.
Join Jo Major, Founder of Diversity In Recruitment for a free, upbeat 45-minute webinar designed to demystify Positive Action and help navigate this important part of recruitment with confidence.
Traditional bread recipes typically consist of flour, water, yeast (or sourdough starter), and salt— and nothing more.
National Almond Day is a delightful celebration of one of the world's most beloved nuts, the almond. Almonds are not only delicious but also packed with health benefits.
Random Acts of Kindness Day is a wonderful occasion that encourages people to spread love, compassion, and positivity through small, unexpected acts of kindness.
Many people who fit the profile for Asperger syndrome are now being diagnosed with Autistic Spectrum Disorder instead. Each person is different, and it is up to each individual how they choose to identify.
Emotional Health \Week marks the date that Family Links, the the Centre for Emotional Health was formed.
National Love Your Pet Day is a holiday celebrated on February 20th of every year, dedicated to showing appreciation and love for our furry friends.
World Day of Social Justice is an international day recognising the need to promote social justice.
World Encephalitis Day in 2025 will be on Tuesday, February 22. It's an annual day to raise awareness about encephalitis, a rare but serious neurological condition that can be fatal.
World Thinking Day is celebrated on the 22nd February each year. In 2025, this falls on a Saturday.
It has often felt as though these life-affirming services do not get the recognition they deserve; which is why on Friday 23 February 2024 England's first-ever Helplines Awareness Day launches.
Eating Disorders Awareness Week is an international awareness event, fighting the myths and misunderstandings that surround eating disorders.
Emotional Health Awareness Day (EHAD) is being held on the 24th February 2025.
CyberScotland Week invites individuals, organisations and communities across Scotland to raise awareness of cyber security and strengthen our collective cyber resilience.
Mental Health Champion Training is a one-day course empowers your team to spot early signs of mental ill health
It is a day with triumphant happy endings. Who does not love happy endings? This day allows us to escape the stress and gruesome challenges of the real world.
Mental Health skills for Managers is a half-day course empowers your team to spot early signs of mental ill health
Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, observed by Muslims worldwide as a month of fasting, prayer, reflection, and community.
It aims to celebrate the joy of essay writing that is free from formal academic requirements.
28 February is Rare Disease Day. Raising awareness and generating change for the 300 million people worldwide living with a rare disease, their families and carers.
Brain Injury Awareness Month serves as a profound testament to their strength and the unwavering support of their communities.
Allergy Awareness Week is an annual event dedicated to raising awareness about allergies, their impact on individuals' lives, and the importance of understanding, managing, and treating these conditions.
World Book Night is The Reading Agency's annual celebration of books and reading, that takes place on 23 April.
English Language Day remains fixed on the calendar, providing a consistent opportunity to celebrate the global influence of this linguistic powerhouse.
Saint George's Day is the feast day of Saint George, celebrated by Christian churches, countries, regions, and cities of which he is the patron saint.
Global Intergenerational Week (GIW) celebrates all things intergenerational. An opportunity to celebrate good inclusive intergenerational practices.
Get your workplace and co-workers to take part in On Your Feet Britain
Take Your Child to Work Day, is a national day that gives children in the United States a glimpse into the working world.
World Immunisation Week in 2025 will be from Thursday, April 24 to Wednesday, April 30. The theme for 2025 is "Uniting for Universal Vaccine Coverage".
National DNA Day 2025 is celebrated on Friday, April 25th. This is an annual celebration that is always held on the same day each year.
Parental Alienation Awareness Day aims to highlight to care givers the effects that PA could have on children and educate adults
World Malaria Day is an international observance commemorated every year on 25 April and recognises global efforts to control malaria.
What better way to celebrate the cuteness of our amazing feathered friends, than by honouring them with their very own awareness day.
The Richter scale is a numerical measurement of the energy released by an earthquake, which helps scientists compare different seismic events.
Scream Day is an observance that encourages people to release pent-up emotions and stress by letting out a good, loud scream.
World Intellectual Property Day 2025 highlights how creativity and innovation.
The London Marathon course is one of the most iconic routes in running.
International Workers' Memorial Day, held on 28 April every year, brings together workers and their representatives from all over the world to remember the dead and fight for the living.
National Gardening Week in 2025 will take place from April 28 to May 4. It's an awareness day that's part of the environment category.
International Dance Day, celebrated annually on April 29th, is a global celebration of the art of dance and its universal language.
AMKD Awareness Day in 2025 will be on the last Tuesday of April, which is also the last Tuesday of National Minority Health Month.
We throw away a lot of food in our own homes, supermarkets throw surplus food away, and quite a lot of produce is deemed not ‘good enough’ to be sold to consumers.
International Guide Dog Day celebrates the incredible contributions of guide dogs in enhancing the independence and quality of life for individuals with visual impairments.
For the whole month of May don’t mow your lawn! This is the perfect month for lazy gardeners and those that love wildlife.
Encourages people to walk more throughout May.
Coeliac Awareness Week 2024 is about creating new opportunities for earlier diagnosis of coeliac disease in children.
The month of May marks European Diversity Month across the EU. We're calling on companies and organisations across Europe to join forces with us, the European Commission, to shine a spotlight on the importance of diversity and inclusion in the workplace and in society
May is Local History Month, making it an ideal time to dive into the history of our area.
May is Action on Stroke Month 2025, a time to unite globally in the fight against stroke.
National Share A Story Month is a celebration of storytelling and the joy it brings, and encourages people of all ages to share stories in a variety of ways.
The goal of ICAW is to work together to raise public awareness on why we all should be composting our organics and using compost to create healthier soil.
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This vibrant space showcases the incredible difference you're making as a valued member of Includability. Here, you'll see exactly how your ICE impact points have been transformed into meaningful actions, supporting various United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs) through our partnership with B1G1.
Each point you've earned and spent is part of a larger story of change, helping to foster sustainability, education, health, and so much more around the globe. Thank you for being a catalyst for positive impact.
Celebrate your contributions and explore the projects you've helped bring to life—your commitment is truly shaping a better world!
Supporting UN SDG 2
Many impoverished children suffer from diseases of malnutrition and lack the access to nutritious food. This project makes an impact by giving parents a supply of seeds to grow healthy crops, so that they can feed and sustain their children day after day. Maize, vegetable, soya bean, sunflower, peanut and cow pea seeds, along with tree seedlings, are given to subsistence farmers who are trained to develop both large crops and home gardens.
Supporting UN SDGs 5 and 16
One in three Cambodian men admits to having used violence against a partner in the past, indicating the scale of domestic violence. Through structured campaigns, This Life exploits Cambodia’s love of social media to reach large numbers of women at risk of domestic violence. Using social media, we put the power of the law on domestic violence and information about support groups directly into the hands of women at risk, and in the hands of those best placed to help them. Your support enables us to boost our posts within Cambodia to impact even larger numbers of women at a very low cost.
Supporting UN SDGs 3, 11 and 16
Access to safe drinking water is the foundation to address the issues of health, education, food, and livelihood. This water is provided via the means of a Bio-Sand Water Filter (BSF) that lasts up to two decades, or more, and is able to provide safe water for an entire family. A BSF is a point-of-use water treatment system adapted from traditional slow sand filters. Your support provides clean water for an entire family through a BSF.
Supporting UN SDGs 13 and 15
In Honduras, there is an alarming rate of natural habitats being lost to climate change, urban development, and rural-to-urban migration. To counter this, active forest rangers help slow the poaching of trees, water, and wildlife from the Triquilapa and Cantagallo Mountains. Nursery managers also make restoration and reforestation efforts possible to conserve this vital forest. Support these advance community-based efforts that protect biodiversity, and restore habitats that provide 20,000 people with potable water.
Supporting UN SDGs 3 and 10
This project will help prevent child blindness by supporting the distribution of a daily dose of vitamin A supplements to a child in Turkana, Northern Kenya. In the early stages of physical development, it is important that a child receives the correct nutrition. Access to a proper diet is extremely limited in Turkana as people are nomadic pastoralist and live off the blood and milk of their animals. By treating children to prevent blindness you are helping a child living in poverty become more confident and courageous by providing him or her a new chance at life through improved nutrition.
Supporting UN SDG 4
This project will help realise the potential of an underprivileged Ethiopian nursery school child by giving him or her one set of educational materials. These schools often lack sufficient school supplies such as pens, pencils and writing pads, and books have to be shared amongst a group of students. Your support for this cause will help these students get much more out of their education and give them a brighter future.
Supporting UN SDG 15
The rainforests of Borneo, home to the critically endangered orangutan, are threatened with large-scale destruction due to fire. In recent years, droughts have lasted longer and become more frequent. Through this project, we aim to recruit, establish and maintain a permanent fire brigade. We will equip them with specialized firefighting equipment and protective clothing to protect the forest.
Supporting UN SDGs 1, 8 and 15
Running a beekeeping business can be a sustainable and ongoing way of income generation for farmers and entire families. Having a stable source of income can help not only families, but also smaller communities to improve together, have access to nourishing food, a safe living environment and high quality education for the upcoming generations to break the poverty cycle.
Supporting UN SDGs 2 and 12
In the US, an estimated 40% of food produced is wasted while 1 in 7 people are food insecure. During the pandemic those number worsened, and 54 million Americans were experienced food insecurity. Rescuing Leftover Cuisine gets volunteers to rescue meals that would otherwise go to waste from restaurants and other food businesses and deliver it to the hungry at homeless shelters, food pantries, and soup kitchens.
Supporting UN SDGs 7 and 10
Light up the world by providing solar lamps. Solar lighting helps extend their working day into the evening hours and allows children to study during the evening. These lamps are extremely safe as compared to kerosene lamps or other sources of lighting. They reduce the danger of fire and injury as well as improving the local air quality. Your support goes towards providing a primary school child in Malawi with days of light using a solar lamp, to enable them to study for their exams.
