Charitable activities Charities

Supporting people with learning disabilities and/or learning difficulties (LDD) to live happy, independent lives and providing opportunities for them to have their voice heard. Key to this are our specialist advocacy, sport activities and user-led consultation and quality monitoring service offer to empower people with LDD and ensure they can access the same opportunities as everyone else.

Promotion, carrying out and encouragement of medical research in the field of laparoscopic and minimally invasive surgery. Public education to advance laparoscopic surgery, and the holding of an Annual Scientific Meeting.

OUR TIME SUPPORTS CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE AFFECTED BY PARENTAL MENTAL ILLNESS. WE RAISE AWARENESS OF THIS GROUP TO GAIN THEIR RECOGNITION WITHIN PUBLIC POLICY. WE CREATE SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENTS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE AND FAMILIES, WHERE THEY CAN RECEIVE EXPLANATIONS AND BUILD RESILIENCE. WE SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS WORKING WITH YOUNG PEOPLE TO BETTER UNDERSTAND THIS ISSUE.

To establish and maintain a synagogue or synagogues and related community facilities; to advance the education of the public in the Jewish religious and the many facets of the Jewish culture in particular but not exclusively by the provision of lectures and seminars of Jewish history, the Jewish religion, Jewish Philosophy and the Hebrew language ? both modern and biblical

The Trust's primary role is to support and make grants to The Kingfishers Bridge Project.

Provision of Grants (through direct application), to support the members of the "GLE", and their dependents (Wife, Partner, or Children) who are in need. This includes the following types of Grant: Annuities, Illness, Disability, Education, support for Convalescence, and ad-hoc or emergency grants.

The charity fulfills the objectives through grant-making.

The CJA works with its members to develop and promote improvements to the way in which the criminal justice system operates in England and Wales. This includes carrying out and commissioning research and policy-development work, informing the work of its members and in assisting them in working together, improving information-sharing and co-ordinated working across its membership.

To make annual grants to St Paul's Cathedral

We provide information, advice and advocacy support to people from ethnic minority and/or migrant backgrounds on a range of issues, including welfare benefits and housing. We work with people from over 40 different nationalities. We host community lunches that bring together service users, staff, volunteers and representatives from other service providers.

WE ARE A GRANT-MAKING CHRISTIAN TRUST WHICH SUPPORTS ORGANISATIONS AND PROJECTS THAT ARE EITHER EXPLICITLY CHRISTIAN OR OPERATE ACCORDING TO CHRISTIAN VALUES. THE TRUST DOES NOT ACCEPT UNSOLICITED APPLICATIONS FOR FUNDING.

(1) To promote the Hindu Faith in accordance with the principles and faiths of Lord Swaminarayan and to advance the religious education of the public in such principles as laid down in Shikshapatri and Vachhanamrat and as per the General Direction of the Shree Narnarayan Dev Temple Bhuj (Kutch). (2) To relieve the aged the poor the sick and the disabled

The CIO will provide grants to other organisations to help with the advancement of education and the advancement of science through research in cardiovascular diseases and the provision of training and educational courses in cardiovascular diseases

We as a charity and our supporters truly believe our services change and transform multiple lives for the better. Our organisation provides support and advocacy at the earliest opportunity to achieve the prevention of homelessness and the relief of homelessness within our city and beyond. We strive to provide what does not already exist and to maximise the utilisation of other available services.

Promoting in the Ecclesiastical Parish of All Saints Hoole the whole mission of the Church and provides services to the local community. Makes grants to home and overseas organisations.

The Foundation will primarily make grants to existing charities. Priorities will be the arts, ASD, ADHD, Cancer, Children/Youth, Dementia, the environment, FASD, food poverty, homelessness, LGBTQIA, refugees, women's physical and mental health. Priority will be given to East London and East Kent. Applications for multi-year and longer term projects particularly encouraged.

To promote the relief and suffering caused by mental and/or physical ill health, or by social or economic circumstances among young people aged 11 to 25 years of age who live, work or study the London Borough of Hounslow. By establishing maintaining and developing a counselling, support and information service in the London Borough of Hounslow.

The church preaches and teaches the gospel at four Sunday services which are open to all the community and all ages including children and youth. It holds various mid-week meetings and courses, supports overseas missions and serves the local community via a Toddler Group, Debt Advice Centre, as well as a biweekly midweek service and by going into local schools and prisons.

The APEEF PA provides grants to children, provides other financial help for the School and provides services for the School children and their families.

to preserve the Village Properties as an entity as part of the national heritage; to conserve, maintain and improve for the public benefit the architectural and aesthetic qualities of the Village Properties; to conserve and enhance for the public benefit the natural beauty of the Village Surroundings; to advance the education of the public in the architectural and aesthetic merits of the Village.

Springboard provides playgroup sessions for pre-school children from birth to 5 years old with special needs, and a support and information service for parents and carers.

Local charity since 1999 (1094235), C.I.O. since 2013 (1152509) assisting disabled people in Cornwall. MCL works in five major ways: Individual and Personalised Support; Digital Skills Support; Accessible Transport using 2 adapted minibuses; Advocacy; Support for other small charitable groups.

The Syder Foundation is a grant-making trust, primarily focused on domestic charities within Berkshire and nearby counties.

The CIO is established for the prevention or relief of poverty of those in need, hardship or distress, by providing social housing in the form of almshouse accommodation, including making charitable grants or payments, and other charitable purposes for the benefit of residents and former residents the trustee may from time to time decide.

The Children's Respite Trust provides respite for disabled children and support for their families. In doing so, the Trust first makes sure that families receive the state support to which they are entitled through its advocacy service before then arranging support through community based carers or day-care at the Trust's respite Centre.