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March Employer Support Group (ESG) 2025. Includability delivering community events and support
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April Employer Support Group (ESG) 2025. Includability delivering community events and support
World Sleep Day is a celebration of sleep and a call to action on important issues related to sleep, including medicine, education, social aspects and driving.
Neurodiversity Celebration Week aims to bring about worldwide neurodiversity acceptance, equality and inclusion in schools and workplaces.
Managing debt is a common challenge faced by many, and Debt Awareness Week aims to break the stigma surrounding financial struggles while providing practical advice and solutions.
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World Book Day is one of the highlights of our year at the National Literacy Trust! We love the annual celebration of authors, illustrators, books and the joy of reading.
Crufts 2025 will take place on the 6 – 9 March at the NEC, Birmingham.
Employee Appreciation Day is an event, observed on the first Friday in March, meant for employers to give thanks or recognition to their employees.
March 7th urges us to get our bowl spoon ready for National Cereal Day each year!
British Science Week is entering its third decade in 2025, taking place on 7-16 March, and the theme to mark the start of this new era is ‘Change and adapt’!
Empowerment, resilience, achievement, and equality. These are just a few of the myriad attributes and goals associated with International Women’s Day. This special day champions the incredible contributions of women across the globe and rallies for gender equality and women’s rights.
The National MS Society will amplify the stories of people living with MS during this week. You can get involved by: Sharing your story, Connecting with someone affected by MS
Nutrition and Hydration Week
Programming for Primaries is an initiative aimed at fostering a love for coding and computational thinking among primary school children.
National No Smoking Day helps encourage as many smokers as possible to quit on No Smoking Day.
World Glaucoma Day aims to create awareness about a medical condition that affects countless people around the world.
University Mental Health Day shines a light on the mental health issues faced by students, fostering open conversations and offering support to ensure that no student feels alone in their struggles.
International School Meals Day is celebrated annually on the second Thursday of March
Kidney diseases is not a disease that affects only a handful of people: it's the 10th biggest killer worldwide.
Young Carers Action Day is an annual event organised by the Carers Trust to highlight the contributions of young carers.
Migraine Awareness Week is an annual event that raises awareness about migraines and advocates for improved treatment.
Blood Cancer Awareness Month is a global campaign to raise awareness of blood cancer. The goal is to improve early diagnosis, encourage policymakers to prioritise the disease.
Second-hand September celebrates going beyond fast fashion trends, challenging shoppers to only buy pre-loved styles during September.
An opportunity for individuals to enhance their financial literacy through educational events, empowering them to manage their finances effectively.
The World Association for Sexual Health (WAS) called all their organisations to celebrate, on each September 4th, the World Sexual Health Day (WSHD) in an effort to promote a greater social awareness on sexual health across the globe.
The International Day of Charity is an international day observed annually on 5 September. It was declared by the United Nations General Assembly in 2012.
National Food Bank Day on the first Friday in September encourages you to commit to contributing to the cause that believes no one should go to bed hungry.
National Read a Book Day is an annual awareness day that encourages all of us to take a break and get reading, either curled up on the sofa or aloud to family and friends.
Sexual health is the ability to embrace and enjoy our sexuality throughout our lives.
Play Safety Awareness Week has been created for schools, organisations and families to understand what play safety means.
World Suicide Prevention Day is an awareness day always observed on 10 September every year, in order to provide worldwide commitment and action to prevent suicides.
The Digital Poverty Alliance (DPA) hosts End Digital Poverty Day, celebrating their work to eliminate digital poverty by 2030.
National Eczema Week is a time to raise awareness of eczema and the challenges it can cause.
Burnout is a state of physical and emotional exhaustion. It can occur when you experience long-term stress, for example, working a stressful job.
World Afro Day is celebrated each year on the 15th September. Afro hair holds a great deal of cultural significance and history.
The website for World Childless Week which raises awareness of involuntary childlessness every September.
This week is dedicated to all things pension and how people can make the most of their own pension savings.
National Inclusion Week is an annual week of workplace activities and events that highlight the importance of inclusion across the UK.
National Coding Week is an annual event that aims to help adults with learning digital skills.
The date for The International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer was chosen to commemorate the date the ‘Montreal Protocol’ was signed in 1987.
The celebration promotes cultural acceptance of the bisexual community, as well as attempts to create a platform for advocating bisexual rights.
International Equal Pay Day has the goal is to end pay gap discrimination.
National Fitness Day is celebrated every September across the UK.
The Great British Beach Clean is easy to get involved. Simply find a beach clean near you or organise your own.
Argh me hearties! So yer 'ere to learn the vast secrets of this sacred day that soon be upon us!? You guessed it, we're referring to 'International Talk Like a Pirate Day'.
World Clean Up Day, people in 190 countries are standing up against the global trash problem and clean up waste, making it the biggest positive civic action the world has seen
International Week of the Deaf is celebrated annually across the world during the last full week of September since 2009.
The International Day of Peace, also officially known as World Peace Day, is a United Nations-sanctioned holiday
World Alzheimer's Day is a global opportunity to raise awareness around, educate, encourage support of and demystify dementia.
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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.
