Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Girls

The provision of regular organised rugby football for all age groups together with the facilities to play and train for this activity.

We raise funds and awareness in order to make grants to organisations which provide end of life care or education to women and girls.

Ellpha Citizen mission is to advance gender parity, for the benefit of women and girls, focusing on: Researching and analysing open data sets around gender balance, Raising awareness of equality and diversity issues, Researching and advocating ethical approaches to AI design and development to mitigate bias and stereotypes.

Training and eduction for young women in Sri Lanka

We are focused on promoting renewable energy and sustainable living through education and empowerment. Our mission is to educate young people and communities, providing them with knowledge to reduce carbon footprints, lower CO2 emissions, and foster a greener future. Additionally, we prioritize equal access to education for girls and women, empowering them to pursue their goals.

Project Girl Foundation implements a Functional Literacy Programme to local communities in rural Nigeria where learners will use literacy skills to solve everyday problems, which will empower them to live above the poverty line. Key elements of the programme is the teaching of vocational skills so that women and community will become self-sufficient and CPD training for UK and Nigerian teachers.

We are working towards raising funds to build an interim care centre in Sierra Leone for orphan girls. We raise funds mainly in the UK and transfer funds to Sierra Leone where the project is planned to take place. We operate mainly in the UK and Sierra Leone at the moment.

TO RECEIVE AND MAINTAIN PREMISES, AS A MEMORIAL TO THE MEN OF THE PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST, BLACKHEATH, WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE GREAT WAR, FOR THE USE AND BENEFIT OF: THE 2ND WEST KENT (BLACKHEATH) BOYS BRIGADE (AND ANY ASSOCIATED GIRLS' ASSOCIATION). THE INHABITANTS OF THE PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST, BLACKHEATH AND THE SURROUNDING AREA FOR THE RECREATION OR OTHER NEEDS.

Maasai Molar operates in Aitong, Kenya on the edge of the Maasai Mara. MM provides oral healthcare by trained volunteers on an annual basis. Throughout the year MM provides oral health education, toothbrushes and toothpaste to the region's schools through a locally trained oral health educator. MM acknowledge the wider determinants of health and provide reusable sanitary pads to school girls

The Cambridge Girls Chess Initiative (CGCI) encourages young girls to play more chess. CGCI offers nine training sessions per year (three sessions per school term), on Sunday afternoons, at three levels, beginners, intermediate and advanced. CGCI also participates at the Cambridge Chess Championship with a girls-only team.

Girls Who Code offers free, 2-week virtual summer programs to girls and non binary students to learn computer science. Girls learn HTML, CSS, Python, and Javascript while also engaging with partners to hear from women in tech, participate in resume workshops, do virtual office tours, and more. The program has proved highly effective and is offered in both synchronous and asynchronous models.

GEANCO saves and transforms lives in Africa. We conduct complex surgical missions and run an innovative program to fight anemia in Nigeria. Through our system of modern maternal clinics, we help poor, vulnerable pregnant women safely deliver healthy babies. Our Leadership Scholarship for Girls provides full tuition, healthcare, and social support to young female survivors of terrorism.

We exist to protect the good health and well-being of women and girls, particularly, but not exclusively, concerning all areas of female reproductive and sexual health including but not exclusively by: The provision of educational outreach programmes, materials and other forms of information; and Providing support to attend conferences, workshops and exchange programme

We are a charity that supports young disadvantaged girls to pursue education and training in Zimbabwe.

We are working towards reducing the severely high maternal and child mortality rate in Sierra Leone by establishing a Health Centre and clinics across the country. We have also established a safe space here in England an online where girls and women affected by gender-based violence and harmful traditional can discuss freely issues relating to their sexual reproductive health and well-being.

We aim to support women and girls to reach their full potential in life. By improving their health and social wellbeing, creating life changing opportunities and increasing economic and career prospects. Improve mental health, inclusion and help with aloneness

LSI works in the area of food security, health. education especially girls and womens, clean water and land security for indigenious people in East Africa in collaboration with communities, local government and institutions.

We are working on providing free basic English and math tutorial lessons that are easily accessible by women and girls. We communicate with beneficiaries virtually, thus there is no specification location where we operate.

In England and Wales, we work alongside women migrants and their dependants. We provide basic necessities,interpretation/translation/advocacy. We guide on health/housing /welfare benefits and interview techniques advice.In the Democratic Republic of Congo, we empower socially and economically disadvantaged women and girls living in rural areas of the Democratic Republic of Congo

For the public benefit the relief of poverty and hardship among disadvantaged young girls living in Ghana, in particular but not exclusively those who are orphans, through the provision of shelter, food, health, education and other such charitable services as the trustees may from time to time think fit.

The object of the charity is the advancement of education in the subject of the Jewish religion and its heritage and the advancement of higher education and vocational training for young women of the Orthodox Jewish faith in particular but not exclusively by establishing, managing, maintaining and supporting a college for young women of the Orthodox Jewish faith in greater London.

Appys aid is a small non-profit organisation, that aims to promote and advance the education (including social & physical training) of underprivileged females [under the age of 25 years] in Punjab, by:Awarding to such persons educational scholarships, allowances or grants Providing educational aids (e.g. books, computers, stationary)Promoting health and hygiene (clean water, sanitary pads)

We aim to support women and girls through our drop in services, advice sessions, health and well-being activities and arts and crafts. We have experience working with women who are survivors of domestic abuse and are diagnosed or struggling with mental health. We currently have 8 weekly groups including a coffee morning, a carers group and a young girls group. Our groups and activities are service

The provision of group workshops and individual mentoring to develop the skills, confidence and capabilities of disadvantaged young people.

The prevention and relief of poverty by the provision of funds or items to women and girls living in Mozambique who are in financial need.