Charitable activities Charities

Communities First Foundation is a community Engagement, Support and Training agency. We primarily work with children and young people in sport and creative arts and with the wider community in regeneration, skills training, empowerment and advocacy issues. We also specialise in housing and the social housing environment.

To rescue, board and place stray and unwanted dogs in good homes. To continue to care for and protect dogs in need. In line with our non-destruct policy, we endeavour to save abandoned dogs from being put to sleep in the specified areas.

Promote high standards of contemporary art including but without limitation by providing professional opportunities to artists who are in or have recently left educationAdvance and to educate the aesthetic taste of the public in relation to contemporary art in particular by promoting public education and discourse about contemporary art and the artists engaged in the creation of contemporary art

1. To make grants to Masons and / or their dependents who are living in reduced circumstances.2. To make grants to individuals at the discretion of the management Committee3. To make grants to other Registered Charities

PlayworkYouth clubs (years 1-11)School Holiday Activity ProgrammesDetached/Outreach work Information/advocacy and support drop ins for young peopleEnterprise/Leadership/Volunteering projectsActivity programmes for young adults with learning difficultiesRecycling/Reuse initiativesAccredited learning

The Trust awards grants to charities based in Gloucestershire

The object of the charity is to: advance the religious and other charitable purposes of the Church of England in the ecclesiastical parish of St Dionis, Parsons Green, Fulham for the benefit of the public. The main activities of the charity are: operating two church halls;letting commercially a residential house to raise income for the charity;making grants to further the charity's object.

This Organisation provides financial grants and food provisions to impoverished individuals who applyand can prove to benefit from such grants. The Organisation also provides grants and food provisionsto other charities or organisations which help relieve or prevent poverty.

To promote the efficiency and effectiveness of Christian based charities in the furtherance of their objects or any one of them mainly but not exclusively by the provision of information, advice, support and infrastructure provision, and the relief of financial hardship either generally or individually through the provision of grants, goods or services

THE ORCHESTRA'S MISSION IS TO ADVANCE AND PROMOTED THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC IN THE KNOWLEDGE, UNDERSTANDING AND APPRECIATION OF MUSIC AND IN PARTICULAR BY THE PROVISION AND PRESENTATION OF PUBLIC CONCERTS.

Swan Youth Project supports over 350 young people aged 8-18 and their familiesper year with a whole variety of needs. Our work takes a holistic approach to enable us to provide wrap around support not just for the young person but also their family. These activities include Open Access sessions, Family Support, one to one support, Young Carers support plus Hygiene Bank and 'Love Downham' shop

Our aims:Reduce abuse within teenage relationshipsIncrease awareness of relationship abuse & challenge violence through educationEmpower young peoples personal development & growthProvide advocacy and trusted support for young survivorsOur activities:Specialist YP/IDVA support and advocacy Creative group activitiesProfessionals training Employment opportunitiesResearch

The charity is grant making charity.

The activities of Gateway M40 include free debt advice, sustained support through the debt management process, budget teaching, benefit checks and support, signposting and introduction to other relevant services. We offer Welfare Benefit advice and support. We offer free access to telephones, laptops and internet in all matters relating to the above.

The directors support a wide range of charitable institutions and purposes. They take a strategic approach to grant-making and do not suggest sending unsolicited applications. If an organisation identifies that it has strong links to the Foundation's objectives, the Directors would encourage them to contact the Foundation via its website www.ateamfoundation.org before submitting a proposal.

Facilitating a network of accommodation in private houses for adult destitute asylum seekers and refugees.Managing a house where a number of adult destitute asylum seekers and refugees can be provided with accommodation. Supporting the Asylum Seekers Allotment Project.Providing short term hardship grants to destitute asylum seekers and refugees who have no other source of income.

Grant making to charitable organisations working in Tyne Wear & Northumberland; Bradford; Manchester; York and Harrogate and occasionally other areas. Priorities for funding are stronger communities, educational opportunities, protecting the environment, health & medicine research and culture & the arts.

This charity makes grants and donations to other charitable organisations, which accord with the objects of the charity, and to needy individuals in the community.

Making grants to Charities working in developing countries. At the moment we are particularly funding Fistula work.

Generally advancing the religion: Making grants to churches (or organisations planted or established under the supervision of churches) subscribing to the doctrine of the Church of England to support them in carrying on activities including provision of regular public worship open to all, pastoral work, holding events and distributing literature promoting Christianity and its public teaching.

Alstrom Syndrome UK provides information, family support and advice for individuals affected, their families, carers and professionals. We work closely with Birmingham Children's Hospital & Torbay Hospital to support the multi-disciplinary clinics for Alstrom patients. We raise money for research. We endeavour to raise awareness of Alstrom Syndrome. We provide a 24 hour answer-machine help-line.

For the public benefit to preserve and exhibit in sailing condition the historic vessel MV Balmoral and to advance the education of the public through the provision of educational material relating to the industrial and maritime historic period represented by MV Balmoral and the architecture of the surrounding coastline.

The aim of Revive is to accompany and support refugees and people seeking asylum, withcompassion, equality and respect for human dignity by providing free practical support,services and advocacy regardless of race, religion, gender, sexuality, disability, age or beliefs.

To relieve sickness and preserve and protect the good mental and emotional health of families of persons who are suffering from addiction to drugs and other substances. In particular by the provision of a telephone help line and centre providing information, advice and support. To advance the education of the public in the issues faced by the families of persons who are suffering from addiction.

Our core service is a free and confidential emotional support service service available nationally via the telephone, email, web chat and letter. The service uses male and female volunteers trained in basic counselling skills to respond to client enquiries.