Arts Charities That specialise in Media and publishing

The advancement of the Christian faith and the promotion of spiritual renewal in the Roman Catholic Church through, inter alia, the production of a magazine, production and sale of educational videos and related materials and the organisation of training courses and conferences.

To describe and illustrate the historical development and distinctive nature of the New Forest through education, outreach services and a specialist reference library. Also to conserve and protect the character and amenities of the New Forest for public benefit.

Medical/Health/Sickness facilitation of mental health and personal development. Facilitation of the field of Islamic counselling, Islamic counselling services and Islamic counsellors. Research, Publishing and dissemination of educational material. Holding educational seminars.

To inspire, encourage and help young people progress in STEM and help raise scientific literacy and appreciation of STEM among our school population. The charity is currently dormant.

Promotes Britten's & Pear's musical, historical & cultural legacy. Encourages public knowledge & appreciation of creativity, music & their lives through caring, sharing & interpreting archive collections, the heritage property they shared, objects, books & art. Makes a grant to Snape Maltings. Supports individual composers & musicians in several ways but does not invite speculative applications.

Trips for local people who are unable to get out of the area, half term and summer activities for local children to attend. Community Cinema and kids cinema. Youth centre open 5 days a week. Cooking classes, silver surfers group. Activities such as Baby Clinic, Chiropody, Preschool, Toddler Group, messy play, Keep Fit and Martial Arts Classes, Dancing, Italian Classes, Community Church.

To maintain, manage and enhance the museum's collection of artefacts and library resources in accordance with its collections management policy and to make these resources accessible to researchers and the general public. To provide a modern museum with an industrial focus.

To maintain a collection of pictures and other works of art for display, to provide Library facilities in addition to those provided by the Local Authority, to promote Education in the appreciation of Arts and Music and to grant financial assistance to Individuals and Organisations where eligible, in furtherance of this.

The teaching of ideal philosophy, science, art and religion, through retreats, study days and taught courses. The retreat house is available for hire to organizations who share the Trust's objectives. A library of religious and philosophical works is available for reference. The Shrine of Wisdom publications also serve to assist all followers of any philosophical, religious and mystical systems.

The Society promotes the scholarly study of all aspects of the history of the chemical sciences (including alchemy). It holds meetings for the reading and discussion of scholarly papers, provides small research grants, in particular to postgraduate students and post-doctoral researchers, and publishes articles and essays, especially in Ambix, the Journal of the Society

Promoting the proclamation of the Christian Gospel through the electronic media.Organising conferences and giving awards for excellence in broadcasting and related matters.Support of independent Christian broadcasters.Communication with Ofcom and other Government related agencies.

Provides a series of lectures for members & publicOwns and manages an 11 Ha botanic garden/arboretum open to the public for 364 days a year; and provides guided tours for the public.organises summer trips to gardens for membersProvides a 400 book library of books on horticulture for members.

Radio Link was formed to provide a Hospital Radio service within the Derby area.Since 2008, the charity has been without premises, and is no longer functioning or seeking funds.A review has determined that the operation of the charity is no longer feasible in the Derby area.The charity is to be dissolved as soon as practicable.

This charity's aims are the education of the public in archaeology. This is done through undertaking archaeological and historical research and fieldwork projects where there are threats to the surviving evidence. The results and information are desseminated through leaflets, academic publications, interpretation panels, lectures, a web site and specifically targetted outreach projects.

Anker Radio is a Hospital Radio Service staffed entirely by volunteers. Broadcasting music and information to the patients & staff of The George Eliot Hospital in Nuneaton 365 days a Year - 24 Hours a Day. We are members of the Hospital Broadcasting Association.

MAINTAINING THE DARWIN WALK THROUGH THE PROVISION OF WAYMARKERS, MAKING AMENDMENTS AS REQUIRED TO THE ROUTE DESRIPTION, MAINTAINING THE CHARITIES' ORCHARD AND ENSURING PATHS ARE CLEARED AS REQUIRED. PROMOTING THE MEMORY OF ERASMUS DARWIN THROUGH PUBLICATIONS AND PUBLICITY/INFORMATION TO THE PUBLIC. RUNNING FOUR ORGANISED WALKS EACH YEAR.

Monitors and supports religious programming on local radio in the Midlands Resources the setting up of short-term Christian and community radio stations Sponsors young people to attend the Churches Media Council Conference. Encourages initiatives in video production, the creation of websites and Christian advertising Has a studio available. Supports other media ministries

Pre school group for carers and toddlers; church meetings & house groups for worship, learning, mutual support. Giving money & support locally & across the world for outreach, development, disaster relief. Outreach events in the community include a free monthly film night; teaching events for Christians, premises for local community events and local churches.

The Charity seeks to educate the public in the interests of Science, the Humanities and literature by providing a Museum, Library and Archives, by arranging lectures on relevant topics and attracting educational visits from school parties.

Provision of teaching and learning resources, information, support and training in the fields of intercultural education and the environment via the internet, teacher inset days, projects, competitions and literature. Facilitating and encouraging inter-cultural understanding through the arts and gardening.

Award of Prizes to students studying ItalianProvision of books and other materials to students studying ItalianProvision of financial assistance for travelling and subsistence to students studying Italian

Provide Emergency radio communications to statutory emergency and voluntary emergency services as defined in the Civil Contingencies Act and Ofcom amateur radio license terms and conditions of use.

Preparation and planning underway for a series of publications relating to the 'No Olho Da Rua' archive.Pending a successful result to an Arts Council England application, the publications will be released alongside a number of workshop events in the UK.

THE CONTINUUM ENSEMBLE PERFORMS MUSIC OF THE 20TH AND 21ST CENTURIES THROUGH PUBLIC CONCERTS, OPERA AND CD, RADIO AND TELEVISION RECORDINGS IN ORDER TO ENRICH ENJOYMENT AND KNOWLEDGE OF MODERN MUSIC. IT DEVELOPS YOUNG U.K. COMPOSERS' WORK, ARRANGES PUBLIC TALKS WITH COMPOSERS AND ORGANIZES MUSIC EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH ACTIVITIES TO ENHANCE STUDENTS' MUSICAL CREATIVITY.

The objects of the charity are to promote, maintain, improve and advance education particularly by theencouragement of the Arts including the arts of drama, ballet, music, singing, literature, sculpture and painting. Thecompany meets these through continuing to produce and present theatrical productions at the Donmar WarehouseTheatre.