Arts Charities That specialise in Literature

The principal activity is:-1. That of carrying on a subscription library2. To preserve for the benefit of the public the building and gardens known as Bromley House.

Regular public worship open to all. Pastoral work, including visiting the sick and the bereaved. Teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses and small groups. Promotion of Christianity through the staging of events and meetings, and the distribution of literature. Supporting other charities in the UK and overseas.

1. Humanitarian aid relief - providing money to destitute families, medical assistance, wood and winter fuel and food2. Sending humanitarian aid relief to Armenia in containers from the UK and elsewhere3 To advance the Christian religion and education by providing children with clubs and also publishing Christian literature

Regular open public worship. Pastoral work,among sick and bereaved. Teaching Christianity through sermons, courses, small groups. Youth club with Christian ethos. Promoting Christianity by staging events, meetings, and distribution of literature. Promoting mission via provision of activities for senior citizens, parents toddlers and special need groups. Supporting mission in the UK and overseas.

The Charity awards grants to persons who are under the age of 25 years, resident within the area SL6 1-9, who in the opinion of the Trustees are in need of financial assistance for their education, including school uniform, tools, books and provision of facilities not normally provided by the Local Education Authority.

The Welfare Benefits Unit offers specialist welfare benefits advice to those who work with members of the public. We provide independent support through our advice line (North Yorkshire and York), publications, training, consultancy, campaigns and projects.

Regular public worship for all. Provide sacred space for personal prayer & contemplation. Pastoral work, visiting the sick & bereaved. Teach Christianity through sermons, courses, small groups. Religious assemblies in schools. Promote Christianity through events, meetings, & distributing literature. Promote the mission of the Church through parents & toddler activities. Support other charities.

Amicus assists those accused of or sentenced for capital murder in the United States. It provides training and information for those in the UK that wish to assist in the representation of such individuals, and provides placements and grants for those wishing to travel to the US to carry out this work on a voluntary basis. A journal of death penalty law is also regularly published by Amicus.

We aim to improve quality of life, education and medical services in Ukraine by supplying high-tech apparatus originated from the UK, such as medical equipment, beds, computers, books etc. This enables us to regularly equip educational establishments and health organisations with up-to-date facilities in order to provide free and easy access to health services and educational opportunities.

Promoting in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the Church,through:Regular public worship and prayer open to all;Teaching of Christianity;Taking of religious assemblies in schools;The provision of facilities for Christian youth groups;Promotion of Christianity through events, meetings and literature;Provision of activities for associated groups;Supporting other UK & overseas charities.

Hanley Crouch is a multi-purpose community association based in the Tollington Ward of North Islington, in London. The association currently operates an After School Club with Holiday Play Scheme, Under 5's Stay & Play with Toy Library, Young Parents Stay & Play, as well as a Friday lunch club, ICT classes & arts & crafts groups for over 50's. More details on our website.

PREACHING OF THE WORD OF GOD TO MANKIND THROUGH THE MEDIA, MAGAZINE,THE TRUST UNDERTOOK MISSIONS TO SOUTH KOREA, ICELAND, GERMANY, SPAIN AND NIGERIATHE TRUST WAS INVOLVED WITH ECUMENICAL WORK WITH OTHER CHURCHES THROUGH MINORITY ETHNIC CHRISTIAN AFFAIRS OF CHURCHES TOGETHER IN ENGLAND.THE TRUST BOUGHT A BUILDING OF THEIR OWN THIS YEAR. CONSECRATED THREE BISHOPS AND ORDAINED 23 PASTORS.

An inclusive children's charity providing for under 11 year olds and their families. It operates 50 weeks a year, from 8am till 6pm, with a pre-school group, breakfast and after-school club, holiday club and pre-playgroup for children with special needs. It offers training and volunteering opportunities, offers a special needs toy library and provides internal and external creche services.

Monitoring planning applications with particular reference to the AONBKeeping footpaths open and useable .running the Sidmouth Museum.Supporting local history society.Publishing books/leaflets of local interestEnhancing the environment of the River Sid.Excursions and walks around the Sid Valley.Providing, improving and maintaining open spaces for the enjoyment of the public?

The purpose of the Trust is to provide educational assistance to the young people of Nagaland, India. Founded in 2004 by the veterans of the battle of Kohima , the charity provides scholarships to children aged 14 -18; runs basic healthcare clinics in outlying villages; organises writing competitions and a bi-annual literature award for Naga writers.

TO ADVANCE EDUCATION FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY IN AFRICA BY THE PROVISION OF BOOKS, EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS AND SCHOLARSHIPS OR AS THE TRUSTEES SHALL DETERMINE

The Trust is a philanthropic Trust funded by Man Group plc which makes grants to organisations supporting literacy, numeracy and education, with a focus on London.

Provision of space for prayers and public worship, including school assemblies. Pastoral work including visiting the sick and bereaved. Promotion and teaching of Christianity through sermons courses, events and meetings etc. Promotion of Christianity and mission of the Church including through provision of services for special groups, distribution of literature etc. Supporting other charities.

Christ Apostolic Church International is a Christian organisation advancing and progressing Christian religion in Hackney and other parts of the UK and the world as the trustees think fit for the benefit of the public through:The holding of prayer meetings, sermons, training seminars and production and distribution of Christian literature to enlighten others about the Christian religion.

Provides finance for Exeter Cathedral fabric maintenance, music library and archives.

Public worship & provision of sacred space for prayer and contemplation. Pastoral work, including visiting sick and bereaved. Teaching and promoting of Christianity through sermons, courses and small groups, events, meetings and distribution of literature. Promoting the mission of the church through activities for all ages and special need groups. Supporting charities in the UK and overseas.

Providing speakers for meetings, seminars, training events and conferences.Distributing books, video and audio tapes, DVDs, CD-ROMs and leaflets.Distributing a quarterly Answers magazine of general interest to the average reader. Distributing the Answers Insider quarterly and prayer letters via email and ordinary mail.

We work in Bihar; one of the poorest and remote areas of India where we support over a hundred villages in which we establish education centres, provide teachers, support for orphans and widows, clean water supplies. Our education centre houses students from poor families and all expenses for food, studies, books, accommodation, pocket money, etc are borne by the charity.

Christian teaching, public worship, promoting mission through provision of activities for all ages, provision of sacred space for prayer and contemplation, pastoral work visiting the sick and bereaved, promoting Christianity through events meetings and literature, religious assemblies in schools, provision of youth club with Christian ethos, supporting other charities in UK and overseas.

The Foundation is a neutral body set up to facilitate debate on policy issues that have a science, engineering, technology or medical element. The Foundation publishes a journal and a website that communicates to the public the outcomes of the debates - see www.foundation.org.uk . The Foundation also provides guidance to learned and professional societies.