Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Girls

We aim to work with women and young women in the UK who have social and health problems. Espcially those who cannot access the mainstream facilities and those affected by HIV/IDS , by raising awareness especially in sexually health because HIV/AIDS and sexual transmitted diseases are spreading in an alarming rate. SAWAAR aims to support these women with educational, emotional and cultural needs

Parent Teacher Association

Girlguiding. Twynham Christchurch, Ranger units girls 14-26, Guides Units girls 10-14 Brownies Units girls 7-10 and Rainbows Unitsfirl 5-7

The aims and objectives of the association are as follows:to encourage the co operation of parents of the Schools' pupils in all mattes which promote the welfare of the schools;to promote social interaction between parents of the schools including new parents

IKWRO provides advice, support, advocacy and referrals in Arabic, Kurdish, Dari and Farsi to women and girls living in Britain, in particular helping women facing domestic violence, forced marriage, 'honour'-based violence and female genital mutilation (FGM). IKWRO also provides training, International conferences, seminars, and counselling in Kurdish, Farsi, Arabic and English.

Youth Football Club - which provides football training and games for boys & girls from the age of 4 to 19 years old.

Has financed the building of school for girls in Haiti.Provided an Excellence in Art award to a school in Australia.Sponsored a young British female rally driver.

WE OWN AND LOOK AFTER THE PLAYING FIELD AND PLAYGROUND OFF SCOUT ROAD IN MYTHOLMROYD, WE HAVE RUN;FUN DAYS AND ACTIVITY DAYS ON THE PARKPROVISION OF PLAY EQUIPMENT/PLAYGROUNDOPEN GREEN SPACEFOOTBALL TEAMS FOR BOYS AND GIRLSCLEAN UPS AND PLANTING ACTIVITY

Create awareness around mild/moderate mental health illnesses for south Asian women and girls in Bradford, thus building confidence, self-esteem and improving quality of life.

Visiting projects in Ethiopia, making new contacts & researching new projects ideas. We have been fundraising for a new football tournament for boys and girls teams in Ethiopia and will start sending funds to them for much needed equipment. Raised funds for primary school equipment and class room repairs.

Provides funding for the benefit of children and young persons to further their orthodox jewish education by attending Yeshiva (Talmudiacl College) or Girls' Seminary and such other courses of orthodox jewish study that may be available both in the UK and abroad from time to time.

Advancing the educatin in particular og girls and women of good academic ability who by reason of their social and economic circumstances are unable to further their education through awarding scholarships, grants and provision of facilities that are requisite in educational establishments. Advancement of any other general charitable objectives

It's main aim is to promote young girls well-being and healthy living through interactive workshops, which use music, role play, presentations and sketches to discuss health issues that affect this target group.

Supports projects in Hoima Uganda including:The Mustard Seed Orphanage; Azur Maternity Clinic; Hoima Hospital; Canon Nganjali Girls School; Duhaga Boys School and sustainable forestry.

Our MISSION is to promote the empowerment of the disadvantaged in Africa through the advancement of education and training.Our VISION is to eradicate extreme poverty in marginalised communities through education and training.Our objectives.Our OBJECTIVES are:1. Promoting the empowerment of women and girls through education.2. Providing leadership and entrepreneurship skills.

The object of the trust is to advance education at Merchant Taylors' School for Girls in Crosby in the County of Lancaster.

The provision of recreational and leisure time activities for local young people, provided in the interest of social welfare, designed to improve their conditions of life;promote good health and self esteem. These include an open youth group, a 'transitional' group for young women, mentoring, young women's work, schools work, residentials.

The Trustees must apply the income of the Charity to relieve the needs of women and girls anywhere in the world, for the benefit of the public, by the provision of financial assistance to address gender specific issues arising from abuse, disease or social exclusion due to isolation, neglect, loneliness or lack of education.

To help underprivileged, vulnerable children by providing means of safe shelter and education. In 2010 we completed a project in Kenya where we sent a team of skilled tradesmen over to the Fururah Orphanage to build them a new Girls Dormitory, the Charity funded this entire project and is still funding eduction to some of the children at the Orphanage.

- Weekly Sunday academy- Social activities- Monthly girls group- Newsletter- Work experience placements- Fun days

The focus of our activities is to raise funds to provide employment and skills training and educational opportunities to young women at risk of, or who have experienced, human trafficking. We do this by:- building sales channels in the UK for ethical jewellery made by persons at risk/survivors of human trafficking.- Networking and raising the profile of Senhoa in UK- Fundraising activities

The scheme proposes to encompass four main projects namely Relevant Me; Relevant Girls; Relevant Steps and Mentor Me. The scheme aims to equip young individuals with life skills and awareness on social and domestic themes in order to build bridges of communication among families and communities. Each project will allow the young individuals to benefit from a positive and safe environment.

Luanda Links supports the education of girls in Luanda. Kenya

To advance the education of children and young adults in developing countries (particularly, but not exclusively, girls in India), who are socially and economically disadvantaged or whose lives have been impacted or affected by poverty or illness by providing financial support by way of grants to educational projects overseas

The promotion of physical and mental health and well-being of girls and women in all aspects of breast health.