Charitable activities Charities

The charity provides grants for the relief of persons under the care of chest physicians in the East Dorset Health Authority. Such grants are provided for the development and equipping of thoracic units in the area and for research and training of appropriate staff.

The Childrensalon Foundation aims to benefit children and communities both locally and internationally through grants to our partner charities.

The Institute of Welsh Affairs is a membership-based think-tank and policy research institute aimed at promoting new thinking on Welsh issues. Its activities include the publication of research reports and discussion papers, and the organisation of seminars and conferences throughout Wales covering a range of interests, including the economy, education, health, and the environment.

Offers financial assistance, further education grants, bursaries to assist with the payment of school fees and capital grants to schools and other charitable educational organisations.

Providing voices & choices for Autistic people & people who have a learning disability. Devon Link Up supports people in building up links & networks in the community as well as supporting people in having a say in the way in which they live their lives. Also provides opportunities for people to have real lives in the community & gives opportunities for people to meet up with friends old and new.

The charity makes grants to the Royal College of Surgeons of England to support surgical research fellowships.

Advancing education in the science and practical development of ophthalmology and allied subjects, principally through an annual scientific congress. Promoting scientific research relating to ophthalmology and allied subjects by providing a platform for presentation and dissemination of such research and by the provision of grants and bursaries in support of such research.

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation and protection of the critically endangered saiga antelope, and to advance the education of the public in the conservation and protection of the same.

Grant-making

Grant making

Fylde Citizens Advice Bureau provides free, confidential and impartial advice, in the areas of employment, debt, immigration, relationships, housing, consumer and welfare benefits to the people of Fylde and surrounding geographical area.

101 General Charitable Purposes102 Education/Training104 Disability105 Relief of Poverty201 Children/Young People202 Elderly/Old People203 People with Disabilities301 Makes grants to individuals

The objects of the trust are apply the trust fund and income thereof towards the benefit of old and aged people in England.The trustees receive applications and make grants to registered charitable organisations in England, or to organisations in England the activities of which are compatible with the charitable objectives of the trust.

We provide independent advocacy to any adult with any disability including multiple disabilities and complex needs. We help any age from 18 upwards including older people, any ethnicity, any gender, any sexual orientation. We work in Shropshire including Telford & Wrekin, offering: Short, Medium and Long-Term help.

Grants to support educational activities for young people (under the age of 25) resident in the London Borough of Southwark.

The Cirsium Trust is a charity established to award grants to individuals and/or organisations in accordance with its charitable objects, principally in England, Wales and Scotland, and with a wide remit in terms of need and benefit but with environmental and conservation issues being central themes. The Charity is open to consider donations but not accept unsolicited grant applications.

The Charity will provide benefit by primarily supporting existing charitable organisations through grant making activity. This will assist existing charitable organisations to carry out their charitable work in the public benefit.

As per existing Trust deed. Activity is now focussed on providing grants to run the Bethany Orphanage in Tanzania for the welfare of children who were once either orphaned, abandoned or abused and providing education where possible.

(1) To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment of the Colne Valley through the implementation of discrete projects and the issuing of grants.(2) To advance the education of the public in the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment.

The Charity makes grants to support the advancement of education and science for the benefit of the public, in particular at, or in connection with, CentraleSupelec, a French institute of research and higher education in engineering and science.

Make grants, provide goods/services/facilities for the following charitable purposes; advance & promote Christian Religion & Education in the faith & practices of the Church of England; promote religious & charitable work of the Church worldwide including through relief of poverty & sickness, training for Ministry, support of ministers/their families & provision of facilitites for public worship

General charitable grants

CPRE Hertfordshire is a campaigning charity whose mission is to protect, promote and enhance theHertfordshire countryside. Our strategic aims are to:1. Connect people with the countryside so that everyone can benefit from and value it;2. Promote rural life to ensure the countryside and its communities can thrive; and3. Empower communities to improve and protect their local environment.

The Charity provides confidential emotional support to those who are experiencing feelings of distress or despair, including those who may be at risk of suicide, with the aim of improving their emotional health and reducing the incidence of suicide. The Charity operates a telephone helpline which is open 24 hours a day; 365 days a year. Our support allows contacts to explore difficult feelings.

Provision of grants for the relief of poor persons who are experiencing/have experienced mental health problems who are resident in Leicester and the counties of Leicestershire and Rutland. Grants are made for the benefit of qualifying recipients within the National Health Service and within the private and voluntary sectors. Grants are not made for costs that should be met from public funds.