Charitable activities Charities

Provide services, advocacy, outreach support, group support to women suffering the impact of domestic violence. Provide volunteer training course OCN accredited.

Our stated objectives are, "The relief of poverty among people living or working in Sunderland and it's surrounding areas, by providing such persons with goods, services and food they could not otherwise afford through lack of means, and information advice and guidance.".... In reality we provide hot food, food parcels, clothing and support to those who need it, no questions asked.

The Pali Text Society fosters and promotes the study of Pali Buddhist texts for the benefit of scholars and the general public by publishing editions and translations, as well as other works relevant to the study of Pali, such as dictionaries and grammars. The charity also awards grants to qualified scholars working on projects relevant to the Society's aims.

The Happier Lives Institute connects donors, researchers, and policymakers with the most cost-effective opportunities to increase global wellbeing.Using the latest subjective wellbeing data, we identify the problems that matter most to people and find evidence-based ways to solve them.

People First is an organisation run by and for people with learning difficulties to raise awareness of and campaign for the rights of people with learning difficulties and to support self advocacy groups across the country.

PROVISION OF LEGAL ADVICE AND ASSISTANCE

ICANN provide information and advocacy services across Lancashire. We support vulnerable people to give them a voice, empower, increase resilience, and improve their lives. Current projects include financial inclusion, advocacy for disability related benefits, in some areas we have a form filling service for benefits. ICANN also provide advocacy support at medical assessments, benefit tribunals

The Charity works in partnership with others and provides grants to enhance health and social care services for the local community, going above and beyond what the NHS provides.

Grant making

The relief of current and former Israeli soldiers and their families, including the widows of Israeli soldiers who have died in the course of their service, who are conditions of need due to their poverty or financial hardship, sickness, disability or other disadvantage through the provision of grants to individuals in need and/or charities or other organisations working to relieve such needs.

New Beginnings UK provides free educational courses, advocacy, and information about Islam and conversion to Islam, wellbeing support in the form of counselling and group therapy delivered by qualified professionals, open discussions, social gatherings and outdoor activities, gifts and certification upon conversion to Islam. This is carried out online and in the UK.

1) We work to raise awareness of paediatric hydrocephalus 2) We educate those working in front-line services about the condition to improve understanding and patient care3) We connect families affected by the condition to reduce isolation 4) We campaign for better awareness of head circumference measurement as a tool for early diagnosis5) We support research into better treatment options

A Christian charity working in the UK and overseas. It is involved in leadership training and development, advocacy, networking and the communication of the Christian faith and message in a range of contexts.

Making of welfare grants to individuals, with a preference for individuals or their related dependents who are employed in the Motor Trade or Motor Industry.

AWARDS GRANTS TO EDUCATIONAL ORGANISATIONS.

Raising money and grants to provide recreational facilities for the local community of Lanivet

WEEKLY CHURCH MEETINGS AND EVENTS WHICH ARE OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC.PLANTING NEW CHURCHES IN THE NORTH WEST REGION OF ENGLAND.SUPPORTING UK AND WORLD MISSION THROUGH PRAYER, DONATING RESOURCES AND THE GIVING OF GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANISATIONS.

CPRE Hampshire fights for a better future for the countryside. It works county wide and locally to protect, shape and enhance the beautiful, thriving countryside for everyone to value and enjoy. It campaigns on countryside issues, engages locally and strategically, responds to planning applications which effect the countryside and influences local authorities and bodies.

The advancement of education of the public by managing the books, records and historical portraits of the banking business formerly known as Baring Brothers and which are together known as The Baring Archive, and making the Baring Archive publicly available for the purpose of viewing and research and the publication of the results of that research

The activities of the charity are to advance education of the public in the subject of animal rights law, in particular but not exclusively by providing lectures, workshop, courses, conferences and other educational events in the subject of animal rights law; and by carrying out and promoting academic research in the subject of animal rights law.

The giving of grants to students at secondary educational establishments for clothing, sport kit and books. Other grants for the furthering of vocational training and assisting apprentices. Grants to educational establishments for students 11 years and over

To provide relief of young persons between the ages of 12 and 19 in Cornwall who have been diagnosed with cancer by the provision of vouchers for experiences/special days. An account set up in Treliske Hospital for teenagers & families to have access to food & drink at all times. The provision of grants & individual requests from beneficiaries to get them through & enhance everyday life.

The objects of the CIO are for the public benefit to promote the education of the public on the subject of music by the organisation of public concerts and the presentation of performances of music, including, but not limited to, concerts, master classes, music camps, seminars, workshops and commissioning new works of music.

The charity's principle activity throughout the year was the provision and distribution of donations and grants to charities. The charity aims to maximise it's grants and donations on an annual basis.

Fresh Start Charity provide work experience to those classified as NEET (not in employment, education or training) in our shop based in Ipswich. We provide training in Retail, Hospitality, Customer Service & Warehouse management and help them to manage their mental health in the work place. We also provide a welcoming cafe for the community to reduce loneliness and provide a Community Fridge.