Charitable activities Charities

Awards grants to institutions, primarily in the fields of education, social welfare, medical care and research, environmental regeneration and the performing arts.

Makes grants to organisations. Please submit your application to https://funding.ludlowtrust.com

To advance, in a manner which the trustees see fit, the charitable objects of The National Museums and Galleries on Merseyside (NMGM), and to advance the education of the public throughout the world in any manner conducive to, and compatible with the charitable objects of NMGM, without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, in particular by widening participation in charitable education.

To provide funds in the form of grants towards furthering such wholly charitable purposes as the trustees in their absolute discretion think fit.

To promote the benefit of people living in the Leeds 11 district of South Leeds. To advance the education, employment and health of women and their families, who due to cultural and language restrictions, have increased social, health and economic needs to be addressed. Services: One to one, group work and advice and advocacy.

We are a subscription organisation that undertakes various fundraising activities, ie run stalls, raffles; we also manage the hospital shop which is run entirely by volunteers, and we accept legacies & donations from the general public.

The object of the charity is the advancement of the orthodox Jewish faith.The trustees confirm that they have referred to the Charity Commission's general guidance on public benefit whenreviewing the charity's aims and objectives. The charity carries out its objects by grantmaking

Jubilee Campaign combines effective lobbying with transformational charitable action for Children at Risk worldwide. Launched in Parliament in 1987 as a human rights pressure group, helped to set up the All Party Parliamentary Group on Street Children in 1992, has consultative status at the United Nations, long standing partnerships with strategic projects for vulnerable and abandoned children.

Springfield Advice & Law Centre provides independent legal advice for service users of South West London & St Georges Mental Health (NHS) Trust. It offers specialist advice and representation in housing, community care, debt and welfare benefits; plus general advice and referral in other areas of law; and provides information on legal matters affecting mental health service users.

We help young people to take an active role in their communities. We help them learn about democracy, teamwork, campaigning, project management and enterprise through taking part in inclusive school councils and other forms of collective action. To support this we provide resources, training and networking opportunities for young people and those who work with them.

THE PIXEL FUND PROVIDES GRANTS TO OTHER CHARITIES BASED AND OPERATING IN THE UK INVOLVED IN THE MENTAL HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS.

Grants to charitable organisations of particular interest to the trustees. (The Trustees do not respond to unsolicited requests).

The Charities activities consist of making grants to other charities/voluntary bodies in the medical, child protection and advancement, and the general sector. Its area of operation is mainly but not exclusively East Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire

The Foundation supports and adds value to the work of the many charities and agencies operating to combat human trafficking in the UK, through: (i) informing parliamentarians, policy makers and lead statutory agencies; (ii) raising public awareness; and (iii) providing a sustained and collective voice. We do not work in isolation but are guided and informed by the organisations we exist to serve.

A national Information and Advice Service including Helpline, Assessment service, Fact Sheets and various regular publications for children with high learning potential and their parents. Training, workshops and events for children and young people; parents and carers and professionals. A network of branches and Explorer Clubs throughout England, Wales and N Ireland.

We have a vision of Epping Forest being a thriving forest, rich in biodiversity, heritage and culture; enjoyed and conserved now and for generations to come. To achieve this we deliver work against our 3 strategic objectives to:1. educate and inspire people about the Forest2. do hands on work to conserve and grow the Forest3. protect the Forest through research and advocacy.

To make grants to or provide other assistance to elderly people in need, or to organisations helping such people.

Activities to improve the quality of life for people with disabilities and/or long term conditions by provision of advice, information and advocacy services for disabled people, their families and carers in Shropshire and its borders, enabling people with disabilities to improve choice and control over their lives, assist independent living and maximise financial wellbeing.

The Hoping Foundation supports Palestinian refugee children and their families by providing grants to community projects that are concerned with improving children's lives through education, art, music, social and sporting activities and better health. We provide for a wide range of activities, from scholarships, to creative workshops and basic infrastructure of local activity centres.

The advancement of education of the public arts, in particular Israeli film and television in the UK.The promotion of Israeli Culture as represented in the media of film and television

to preserve and advance public education in and appreciation of traditional and contemporary folk dance, music, song and other related traditions, crafts and folk arts from all countries of the World

The Appledore Book Festival raises the profile of Appledore, increases enjoyment of reading in the community for all ages and abilities through exciting events, raises money for local charitable purposes and encourages support for libraries.The Festival advances the education of the public in the subject of literature, reading and the local history of Appledore and its surrounding area.

The provision of amateur sport (basketball) for children and young people and the general public, through providing buildings/facilities/open spaces; services; and advocacy/advice/information, in England and Wales.

The charity was established to promote, maintain, improve and advance public education, particularly by the production of plays and encouragement of the Arts.The charity is predominately involved with the promotion and maintenance of a theatre building, situate on Leek Road, Stoke on Trent with priority of use given to the Stoke on Trent Repertory Players.

We offer good food, good fellowship, help and support to persons in the community, who are elderly, solitary, sick or who have a disability. We are not just a day centre, we are a place where people of all ages can feel they have something to offer and that life has not passed them by. In addition we are a place where volunteers, students and the elderly can meet and interact. Charity Shop also.