Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Girls

Whittlesey District Guiding looks after the district for 1 Rainbow Units, 3 Brownie Packs, 1 Guide Company and a Ranger Unit. We share the facilities at the Joint Scout and Guide HQ : upkeep of the premises and share the running costs. This ensures the strength of Guiding in Whittlesey District.

Provide girl guiding opportunities for girls aged 5 to 18 in the Barrow-In-Furness area

The Charity provides money for people of all ages to do activities or buy equipment for special activities that they would otherwise have to do without, through lack of funds.

upkeep and administration of the village green and maintenance of the field, and also makes grants to the village school.

Hall maintanance for Rainbows, Brownies, Gudies and Rangers meetings.

Organising activities and events to raise funds to provide equipment pupils would not otherwise have, and in some cases to contribute towards facilities which are largely funded by the school. Key role in keeping staff and school leadership in touch with parents? views and priorities. The PTA also aims to engage parents in improving and enriching our daughters? school experience.

IN ASSISTING THE GOVERNORS FOR THE TIME BEING OF THE ARCHBISHOP BLANCH SCHOOL LIVERPOOL TO DISCHARGE THEIR OBLIGATIONS UNDER THE EDUCATION ACTS 1944 TO 1981 WITH RESPECT TO THE MAINTENANCE OF THE SAID SCHOOL

EDUCATING GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN TO HELP THEM DEVELOP EMOTIONALLY, MENTALLY, PHYSICALLY AND SPIRITUALLY SO THAT THEY CAN MAKE A POSITIVE CONTRIBUTION TO THEIR COMMUNITY AND THE WIDER WORLD.

Giving children's the support they need to stay in education.Families on a low income with a child in school get free uniforms, shoes, clothes.We are here to help families who are struggling financially.Helping Kids Stay Out of Trouble, One Sport at a TimeGirls' education girls are being deprived of their rights to education for a number reasons, Provide Support

To distribute in equalisation the annual interest amongst the current active girlguiding units within Wisbech district as per the 'scheme' registered 24 October 1989.

Weekly meetings for girls aged 4 and upwards to deliver the guiding programme appropriate to the age. We operate in the area around Ulverston in the South Lakes, Cumbria.

Healthcare promotion and research; Women and girl empowerment program -Teenage mum's empowerment project; Sport games to bring the public together; Agriculture promotion; Environment; Relief of Poverty;Economic Empowerment;Energy;Education;Technology;Food and Nutrition.

girls' activities

Old girls of Bedford High School and past and current pupils of Bedford Girls' School are invited to apply for help with projects/courses of an educational nature for consideration by the Trustees. The Fellowship Fund cannot assist with large sums of money and, as a guide, contributions are usually for amounts of not more than 500 pounds.

Conducting research into needs of cancer community and bringing finders to bigger government bodies to drive for change. Raising awareness of the needs of the cancer community via campaigns and advocacy.Facilitating connections in the cancer community to combat loneliness and strengthen support.

Girls and young women are encouraged to develop their individual skills and talents, to fulfil their potential and to take an active and responsible role in society. This is supported by girlguiding's distinctive, stimulating and enjoyable programme of activities.

Fund-raising activities to contribute towards/support educational facilities made available for pupils by the Langley Park School for Girls.

Assist Children/Young People in Education

femSTEM promotes the education in STEM (Science, Tech, Engineering and Maths) for girls and young women under the age of 19 years in the UK (based in the North West of England), in particular those from disadvantaged backgrounds, by delivering school-based events to provide information, guidance and opportunities to connect with relevant networks and women role models.

Youth Work

Payment of fees, travelling or other expenses or maintenance allowances, to enable pupils in the beneficial area to attend educational establishments other than elementary. Arrangement of facilities for attending to the health of school children in the beneficial area. Otherwise promoting the education or poorer girls and boys in the said area.

The Charity holds about 90% of the land and buildings occupied by the Northampton High School for Girls.

PAY SCHOOL FEES FOR POOR GIRLS ( PARENTS OF WHOM CANNOT AFFORD ) IN kOLKATA,INDIA. MAKE GRANTS FOR PURCHASE OF READING BOOKS FOR SCHOOL LIBRARY. MAKE GRANTS FOR PURCHASE OF COMPUTER. MAKE GRANTS FOR COST OF DRUGS FOR TREATMENT OF POOR PEOPLE

We work in partnership with individuals or organisations who provide quality sporting activities for children and young people from age 5 - 16 mainly within Walsall. Past activities have included a two day golfing event for Looked after Children, 10 week Judo course and football course for girls.

Charitable projects for those in need especially those who are victims of conflict, refugees and those deprived of education such as girls and women in the UK and abroad