Arts Charities That specialise in Literature

The provision of regular public worship.The provision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation.Pastoral work, including visiting the sick and bereaved.Teaching of Christianity through sermons and small groups.Taking of Assemblies in local schools.Promotion of Christianity through staging of events and services, and the distribution of literature.Provision of youth clubs.

The main activity of the charity is to run the Almshouses at Gurney Court, Benford Court and The Old Court, Odiham. In addition to running these Almshouses, the Trustees seek to fulfil the wishes of their benefactors by relieving need in the Parish and by making donations to three local schools in the form of library grants.

To provide the facilities of a community centre, including library and cafe in order to promote the advancement of educaton in the performing arts in all forms including film, music, theatre and talks.

An interdisciplinary forum which challenges the adequacy of scientific materialism by exploring the frontiers of science, consciousness and spirituality, by means of public conferences, lectures, discussion groups and publications, and through an interactive website.

Pastoral support to laity and clergy in England and Wales, through parochial ministry, retreats, training sessions, publications, pilgrimages and spiritual guidance. Special charism: the Extraordinary Form of the Roman rite (Roman Catholic Church).

The principle object of the Trust is to provide educational courses and seminars for the individual members of the trade unions who are affiliated to the General Federation of Trade Unions, and undertake research work for the affiliated trade unions. It also produces publications and carries out project work in support of these activities and for the wider benefit of the community.

Production of IT law and legal IT magazine "Computers & Law"; Development & maintenance of an educational website www.scl.org: Provision of an educational programme in London and the regions and on-line CPD training via the website. Research into current IT law issues and relevant IT; Considering and as appropriate responding to relevant government initiatives

Provision of fully equiped fitness suite, 3rd generation artificial football pitch, sports hall and community rooms etc., working closely with SAFC Foundation for football development and working in partnership with the Library Service and Sunderland City College to provide sporting, recreational and educational opportunities for the people of Washington.

Regular public worship; Pastoral work. Visiting the sick & bereaved; Teaching Christianity through sermons, courses, small groups; Taking religious assemblies in schools; Provision of youth club with Christian ethos; Promotion of Christianity through events, meetings & literature; Provision of activities for senior citizens, parents, toddlers & other special need groups; Supporting other charities

Through education, the provision of bursaries, travel grants, publications and meetings the Society furthers the study of Plant Pathology

The Bright Lights are committed to advancing the community?s hopes for everyone to become healthy, conscientious and productive future members of modern, democratic Britain.Activities included:- Community engagement initiatives- Literacy & numeracy support- Provision of sports and leisure facilities- Support employment and regeneration initiatives- Promoting peaceful co-existence

We develop literacy, critical thinking and active citizenship for young people, through experimenting with literature and combined arts. We nurture the talent of tomorrow. We empower disadvantaged and under-represented young people to fulfil their artistic potential. We do this through writing and performance workshops.

a)Sunday school for Thai and English childrenb) Sunday class conducted in the library to teach the Teachings of the Buddha to both beginners and more advanced students.c)regular talks given in the Templed)Advance Buddhist faithe)provides library facilities with a good collection of books on Buddhismf) regular meditation classesg)residential meditation retreats

Regular public worship open to all. Providing sacred space for personal prayer & contemplation.Pastoral work, inc visiting sick & bereaved. Teaching & promotion of Christian Faith through sermons, courses, small groups, youth clubs, events, meetings & distribution of literature. Promoting the mission of the Church through activities for senior citizens, parents & toddlers & special needs groups.

The activities carried out are communal prayer services and celebration of festivals and other festive occasions together with classes and publications aimed at educating Jewish people about their religion, as well as provision of basic religious articles and grants for needy people to help with extra costs of religious activities and festivals.

Give a Book is a UK based charity that promotes books and the pleasure of reading in the hardest places. Our main areas of work are in prisons and with disadvantaged children and young people throughout the UK. Our core belief is that to pass on a good read - to give a book - is a transaction of lasting worth.

Promotes use and understanding of the Book of Common Prayer centrally to worship and doctrine of the Church of England (and other Anglican tradition Churches) and its use for regular worship including main Sunday services and occasional services e.g. Baptism, Confirmation, weddings, funerals. Works to ensure that all ordinands are familiar with it and to introduce it to children and young people.

Regular public worship open to all, provision of sacred space for prayer & contemplation, pastoral work inc visiting sick & bereaved, teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses & groups, taking religious assemblies in schools, provision of youth club with Christian ethos, promotion of Christianity through events, meetings and literature, supporting other charities.

The Mathematical Association, formed in 1871, works to support and improve the teaching of mathematics. It is represented on all major bodies concerned with mathematics education in the UK and has wide influence through its members, publications and activities. Primary/secondary schools teachers, lecturers in further/higher education, advisers, inspectors, practising mathematicians are members.

1. Establishing or assisting the maintenance and operation of a college for the education and training of rabbis, ministers, readers, teachers and other talmudic scholars. 2. To assist such rabbis and students who are in need by providing accomodation, maintenance grants, books and such other relief as the trustees think fit.

Supports education and research on the Greco-Roman world and its legacy by the maintenance and operation of a research library.

Regular public worship open for all. The provision of sacred space for personal prayer andcontemplation. Teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses and small groups. Taking of religious assemblies in schools. Promotion of Christianity through the staging of events and meetings and the distribution of literature. Supporting other charities in the UK and overseas.

1. Arrange conferences on subjects of general and specific relevance to occupational health psychology.2. Make grants of money for the purpose of promoting occupational health psychology;3. Publish books, pamphlets, leaflets, or communications for the promotion of occupational health psychology 4. Maintain a list of members.

To serve God, promote the spread of the Christian religion, by teaching, publications and acts of mercy. To provide accommodation, food and rest for those in mental, physical or spiritual distress. By giving of grants to various institutions, for the Promotion of Religion, Medical, Relief of Poverty etc., both in the United Kingdom and abroad.

The London LGBTQ Community Centre is a safer, sober, intersectional, intergenerational, community centre and cafe for the entire community regardless of class, race, gender, age, ability or culture. Along with the cafe we run a programme of events including wellbeing, sexual and mental health sessions; book and film clubs, talks, creative workshops, skills sharing and a myriad of activities.