Arts Charities That specialise in Television

AFAN (www.afan.uk.net) focuses on young people's spiritual and moral development through education, dialogue, experiential and arts-based learning. Currently AFAN focuses on the provision of (free) workshops for young people college, school, youthwork and faith community contexts. Over the past year, AFAN has increased its website/video resources, and delivered workshops and practical sessions.

To Advance the Education of persons in the arts, particularly digital media and performing arts. Working with local community groups, Colleges and individual artists to develop skills/training in community drama, video and television production as a pathway to further and higher education and apprenticeships. Support local film/video makers and local artists to develop and promote their work.

The advancement of the christian faith for the benefit of the public, in particular, but not exclusively, by means of:(i) broadcasting, producing television and radio programmes featuring biblical preaching, teaching, prayer and music;(ii) publishing and distributing literature featuring articles of biblically based teaching;(iii) producing and distributing discipleship resources.

IN YEAR 10 HWT AGAIN ACHIEVED ALL OBJECTIVES: SET UP DEDICATED ONECLIMATE CENTRE WITH 30-SEAT CINEMA. HELD REGULAR SCREENINGS AND DISCUSSIONS WITH LOCAL COMMUNITY AND ONLINE PARTICIPANTS. SET UP TWO ACTIVE WHATSAPP GROUPS FOR ENGAGEMENT. SOFTWARE FOR THE MYCELIUM MAP COMMISSIONED AND UNDERWAY. PRODUCED VIDEO CONTENT FOR THAME COP27 EVENT INCLUDING NEW SUSTAINABLE FARMING SEQUENCES IN UK AND KENYA.

The Martin Roberts Foundation is the brainchild of TV presenter, Martin Roberts as a vehicle to raise money to support carefully selected educational and well-being initiatives for children and young people. As a long time supporter and campaigner for the NSPCC , Martin set up the charity to help address the need for ongoing awareness of charities like Childline amongst children and young people.

to provide support within our community by financial and emotional support. DV victims and hate crime victims.

1. Providing funding to assist The King's Singers in offering choral workshops to groups of students nationwide.2. Supporting the production of choral training sessions in video form for online viewing and education.3. Funding choral music commissions from both young and established composers. 4. Offering free or discounted tickets for King's Singers concerts to the young & elderly.

To assist in the treatment, care and rehabilitation of young people suffering from mental health issues. This will be achieved by raising awareness of mental health issues through social media platforms, and providing helpful information and content to the group's followers. The information and content will include video messages, short films, positive mental health messages.

To promote the advancement and improvement of general education in relation to all aspects of cinematography and associated visual and auditory arts, crafts and skills and the public appreciation thereof in the district of Altrincham and elsewhere.

Improving the investigation and prosecution of alleged cases of child sexual abuse to reduce the trauma experienced by victims and witness and improve the quality of the evidence available to the court. These objectives are achieved through the introduction of the video recording of child witness interviews with investigators and providing specialist training for investigators.

The work will concentrate on providing and disseminating information in particular, but not exclusively, in the form of printed, audio and video means such as books, DVD, Internet, educational courses, meetings and conferences.

Creating high profile days of family bonding for life limited children - Each event is video recorded and a DVD sent to each family as a cherished memory of their day.

In 2012-13 the Trust donated English text and reference books to 2 schools in Tanzania, and donated a digital camera to a secondary school in Kenya for a video/photography project. The Trust has also supported the Mediae Company's successful application to the EU to fund putting Makutano Junction into primary schools in the UK, as well as secondary schools in Poland, Bulgaria & Estonia.

Production of videos for competitions & public shows, to further the art of videography.

Provides video programmes of local interest

Provision of TV services to Patients, Staff & the Trust.

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

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.

Organizing church activitiesDistributing christian materialProviding services to the needyProviding support for Christian educationOrganizing leadership seminars and conferences

1. Provision of healthcare, awareness and education services2. Encouraging people to choose healthy lifestyles.3. Provision of seminars, outreach workshops, religious conferences on social media, radio/TV to inform, entertain and educate the masses4. Raising fund to provide these services 6. Provision of Religious Activities.

To support education and innovation in the performing arts, including performances in theatrical spaces and on film, television, digital and mixed media or by the encouragement of performing arts institutions both professional and non-professional through sponsorship of groups of artists or individuals where the support results in advancing the arts and education for the public benefit.

Funding leading Symptoms Database & research into the signs/symptoms/prevention of bowel cancerFunding website for the public: www.bowelcancer.tv Developing/funding an evidence-based Symptoms Checker for NHS Choices & www.haveigotbowelcancer.comProducing & promoting public educational videos on bowel cancer including "Having A Colonoscopy", "Family History", "Screening"

TV Ministry and speaker at christian events and preaching

Trading Visions is a charity working to alleviate the poverty of small-scale producers in the developing world by amplifying their voices to challenge and change industry practice. A new strand of our education work focuses on using webcasts and video conferencing to scale up face-to-face contact between young consumers in the UK and Fairtrade cocoa farmers and their communities in Ghana.

HCVA undertakes mission and evangelism in the UK and overseas through outreach work, Christian meetings and conferences, television ministry, and practical aid to orphans and missionaries.