Charitable activities Charities

ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL REGENERATIONThe charity makes small Community Project Grants to voluntary groups and organisations in Portsmouth & SE Hampshire.During the current period the Partnership Foundation is also supporting homeless charities.

To advance the education of the public by increasing knowledge of and interest in historical mechanically propelled vehicles including traction engine, steam rollers and other steam vehicles and other historical machinery.

THE CHARITY PROVIDES GRANTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF SUCH ONE OR MORE CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS WITHIN OR OUTSIDE THE UK, AS THE TRUSTEES MAY FROM TIME TO TIME AT THEIR DISCRETION DETERMINE.

The trust is a grant making charity and the trustees distribute the available income to a wide range of charities in the United Kingdom and a few select ones in Spain.

The provision of assistance in the form of grants to the poorer residents in Tottenham and those who are house bound due to sickness, particularly old people

Makes grants to organisations

The Trust provides grants to projects designed to fight crime and the fear of crime in Greater Manchester.

Makes grants to individuals.Makes grants to organisations.

Established to make grants for charitable purposes.

General Benefit of the inhabitants of the area of benefit (London Borough of Camden) in such charitable ways as the Trustees think fit including making grants to other charitable organisations which provide facilities for the appreciation of art, or objects of historical interest primarily for the benefit of those inhabitants.

The Centre Project aims to reduce isolation and promote well-being. Current activities include- My connect ' Community Hub'- Centre Kitchen - Social eating- Support, information, advocacy, signposting and referrals- Day services for adults with learning difficulties- Activities such as, games, art therapy, day trips and IT classes- The Freedom Youth Club - Community Food bank

To advance such charitable purposed (according to the law of England and Wales) as the trustees see fit from time to time in particular but not exclusively by the provision of grants.

We act as a resource for young people living in London and the East and the South East of England by providing grants to organise programmes of physical, educational and other activities.

What the charity doesGeneral charitable purposesThe prevention or releif of povertyReligious activitiesArts/ CultureYouth activitiesEconomic/community Development/employment Who the charity helpsElderlyPeople With DisabilitiesOther Charities Or Voluntary Bodies How the charity helpsMakes grants to individualsMakes grants to organisationprovides services

1. Build capacity in organisations and individuals to achieve increased conservation impact2. Increase access to conservation knowledge for organisations and individuals and public support for conservation3. Conduct and facilitate key research to support conservation strategy and management4. Strengthen policy and regulatory initiatives to reduce threats to wildlife conservation

The charity achieves its aim by giving grants. A number of widows of deceased policyholders of the Civil Service Insurance Society are supported with annual grants. We also make grants to a wide range of other charities who can help us achieve our aims of supporting former and retired civil and public servants and their families, or by funding projects which will benefit our target client group.

The Foundation is dedicated to supporting projects connected with the care, education, training, development and leisure activities of people with a learning disability.It makes grants to a variety of organisations which aim to benefit people with a learning disability and their carers. A special emphasis is given to grants that will enhance opportunity and lifestyle.

The charity intends to make grants to support projects and research related to improving health services and patient care and will support NHS hospitals, primarily those that form the Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust and, most notably among them, the Romsey Hospital.

CONTINUING THE WORK OF JOANNA ('JO') TOOLE, THROUGH THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC IN MATTERS PERTAINING TO ANIMAL WELFARE IN GENERAL AND THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO AND SUFFERING AMONGST ANIMALS, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY, THAT OF MARINE FAUNA.

Grants to Charities in Devonshire both Masonic and non Masonic

Giving grants to charitable bodies for the provision of medical care, services to children and the aged, the advancement of medicine and for educational purposes.

NASMA acts as a focus for information exchange between practitioners in the field of student funding, bringing together professionals from across the sector encouraging the free exchange of ideas.We work closely with national decision makers and their influences on student finance policy.In addition we work with other relevent sector organisations to promote the needs of students and our members.

The main activities are to support the local residents and surrounding areas who are a population with a high rate of unemployment, ill-health, and deprivation. Our focus is Community Development acheived by encouraging services to centre for Adult Education, Sport & Fitness, Health & Well-being, Citizens Advice, our aim is to be a central point of information and leisure for the local community.

We provide grants to international projects that educate children to become more compassionate to animals, through animal-assisted therapy and education workshops. In the UK, we run a UK-wide schools programme, to educate children learning life skills, such as kindness, compassion, resilience and positivity, and in addition, we run a dog adoption programme.

Pasteur Foundation- UK is a grant making foundation, supporting cross- border projects at the interface of multiple scientific disciplines between the Institut Pasteur and leading UK-based research institutions, tackling global public health challenges