Arts Charities That specialise in Literature

THE OBJECTS OF THE CIO ARE TO ADVANCE THE ISLAMIC RELIGION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC IN BIRMINGHAM AND THE SURROUNDING AREAS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE STATEMENTS OF BELIEF APPEARING IN THE SCHEDULE, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY THROUGH THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A MOSQUE AND MADRASSA, THE HOLDING OF PRAYER MEETINGS, AND THE PRODUCTION AND/OR DISTRIBUTION OF LITERATURE ON THE ISLAMIC RELIGION .

CONDUCT SEMINARS STUDY CLASSES, HELP PUBLICATION OF BOOKS .HELP FINANCIALLY TO RELEIVE POVERTY. PROVIDE ADVICE AND INFORMATION. ARRANGE RETREATS PRAYER GROUPS HELP STUDENTS COMING FROM ABROAD TO FIND JOBS & ACCOMODATION, ARRANGE EXCURSIONS TO THE AGED & RETIRED. PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO UNIVERSITY STUDENTS.GUIDANCE AND COUSELLING.PROVIDE THEOLOGICAL CLASSES TO STUDENTS .

The Trust supports charities in three different ways. Firstly, through a payroll give as you earn scheme; secondly, by matching staff donations; and lastly, giving annual corporate donations to charities located globally related to communications, education, literacy and training.

The site offers a psychoanalytic training at postgraduate level to anyone who fulfils our training criteria. The site provides a psychotherapy clinic to the general public. It organises public talks, conferences and seminars on issues around and within psychoanalysis, some of which are published in the site journal, Sitegeist.

Guildford Area U3a organises in excess of 100 groups for persons retired or semi-retired. For an annual donation members are able to attend groups in Art,Crafts,Discussion,Drama,Games,Health Fitness & Leisure,History Languages, Literature, Music, Research and the Sciences.

Promoting wellbeing through yoga music, dance, meditative practice& colourful cultural activities. Understanding how the environment influenced ancient civilisations thousands of years ago to produce life transforming scriptures & literature like the Vedas with deep knowledge about life & the universe through which even today we can learn and improve our quality of life and the world we live in.

We work towards relieving poverty, need, hardship, homelessness, sickness and distress. We aim to facilitate social mobility and improve the quality of life of individuals in need. Through our digital library, we provide free access to life-impacting e-books at the click of a button and on every device. We also partner with agencies that share our ethos in delivering these much needed services.

For music lessons in all styles by qualified experienced teachers on all instruments, singing and music theory. All ages , abilities welcome. Instrument hire, music library, music shop, practice rooms available. Music appreciation classes are held at the school which is also the public examination centre for practical music exams.

East Grinstead and District Lions Club (CIO) operates in the East Grinstead and surrounding areas in Sussex, Surrey and Kent, raising funds though activities by organising local events such as our May fair, Donkey Derby, Swim Night and selling secondhand books at the local Railway stations. These funds are then used to mainly provide grants for the benefit of those in need in the local community.

BrightSparks Arts in Mental Health CIO (BSA) provides creative opportunities for people living with mental health conditions in Leicester/Shire and beyond to enable them to build self esteem, develop skills and challenge stigma. BSA delivers workshops, projects, events, exhibitions and publications to showcase the work of participants, and provides advocacy and advice to organisations/ the public.

Training of church leaders to teach their congregations in their own nations.Provision of Bibles and Christian literature, translation work.Special projects- a school building in Cambodia to give children a Christian education.This work is carried out in various Asian countries.

We carry out following activities.? Regular Church services during the week in the Church Auditorium for all.? Forum for interaction and Friendliness ? Christian Counseling ? Marriage, Relationships etc? Christian Celebration ? Harvest, Easter, Holy Mary Day etc? Adult Education (Literacy and Numeracy, internet access & usage) ?

Based in Clapham in South London, the London Shambhala Meditation Centre offers meditation instruction and weekend and weekday courses in meditation, Buddhism and the meditative arts. The centre is open for free meditation instruction on Mondays and Wednesdays from 7:15 pm to 9:00 pm. There is no need to book in advance: everyone is welcome to just come along. Instruction is free of charge.

1. We are involved in religious activities such as preaching, distribute religious items, bibles, books, cd's etc. 2. We provide food to the public, homeless and hungry. 3. We teach music and musical instruments to youths and IT to the needy. 4. We provide counselling to the public. 5. We provide information to job seekers.

Advance the Christian religion in the United Kingdom & elsewhere for the benefit of the public through the holding of prayer meetings, lectures, relief of people who are in conditions of need, distressed, aged or sick in the UK or elsewhere, public celebrations of religious festivals, producing & distributing literature on the Christian faith to enlighten others about the Christian religion.

regular public worshipprovision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplationpastoral work including visiting the sick and bereavedteaching christianity through sermons, courses and small groupstaking religious assemblies in schoolprovision of youth group with Christian ethospromotion of christianity through staging events and meetings and the distribution of literature

The advancement of the Christian Faith.The preaching and proclamation of the Christian Gospel. The teaching of Christian doctrine and principles.The pastoral care of Christian people.The printing and distribution of literature video and audio recordings.The relief of persons in need, hardship or distress.The advancement of Christian education.

Our aim is to reduce carbon, waste and raw material use through sharing, repairing and re-use in and around Portsmouth. We currently run projects such as Repair Cafe Portsmouth and Portsmouth Library of Things.

The Community Association provides a resource and venue for local people, providing community lunches and food parcels and renting rooms to groups. It has recently acquired the library space, reopening it as a community library. A pre-school runs from the building, and the C.A. own the Out of School and Holiday Club providing childcare to complement the local primary schools.

Regular public worship open to all, the provision of sacred space for personal prayer; pastoral work including the visiting of the sick and bereaved. Teaching the Christianity through sermons, courses and groups, taking assemblies, providing Christian youth groups, promoting the Christian faith through events, meetings and literature, supporting other charities at home and overseas.

Education & support for literature science and the arts.

Regular public worship open to all. Pastoral work includes visiting the sick & bereaved. Teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses & small groups. Taking of religious assemblies in schools. The provision of youth group with a Christian ethos. Promotion of Christianity through the staging of events & meetings & the distribution of literature. Supporting other charities in the UK & abroad.

The Trust offers financial assistance to support education, culture and and historical research with a Polish focus. This includes supporting publications, exhibitions and symposia. There is a particular emphasis on Polish history since 1914 and the emigre movement.

Fightback provides mediation, advocacy and representation to the disabled, refugees, asylum seeker, BME groups, the homeless and destitute. We provide a weekly coffee morning, befriending and drop in service, use of phones, computers, form filling, various health related classes, CV writing, updating U/C journals and food parcels.

Provide buildings for the use for religious activities by the Parish Vicar, and for the use of the inhabitants of the Parish of Ringmer. Without distinction of sex, political or religious or other opinions; for use for meetings, lectures, library services, classes and other forms of recreation and leisure, with the object of improving the conditions of life of the residents of Ringmer.