Charitable activities Charities

Grants for young people up to age of 25 who are in full time education from the age of 16.Financial support for the 3 local primary schools and grants to voluntary organisations for recreational and social activities involving young people.

Religious activitiesMakes grants to organisationsProvides buildings/facilities/open spaceProvides services

............... in relieving either generally or individually persons concerned directly or indirectly in any proceedings at Inner London Magistrates Courts including the Inner London Family Proceedings Court and the Inner London Youth Courts who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress by making grants of money.

Global Social Impact is a UK charity which promotes the building of the Global ecosystem of the VP/SI space. We do this by giving grants to entities which work at both country and continent level. We have over 15 year history of this work.

Brent Service User Council is known locally as B3, we provide peer support and advocacy to drug and alcohol service users. Raise awareness of drug and alcohol issues through information and education.Provide a voice and support for service users.Improve services in Brent through community feedback, partnership work, training and service user involvement.

For the benefit of Cirencester, to advance public education & the arts/music. Also to provide facilities for recreation or leisure, in the interests of social welfare, to improve life for people who live in or visit the area and/or people who have particular needs by reason of youth, age, infirmity, disability, poverty or social and economic circumstances.

The Dentons UK & Middle East LLP Charitable Trust makes donations to small charities in the UK and Ireland that have a connection to our local communities. The Trust has a particular focus on charities working to support the elderly, disabled, homelessness, poverty, ex offenders and their families, refugees, education and youth projects.

The Rees Jeffreys Road Fund is a grant making charity, founded by William Rees Jeffreys, a lifelong campaigner for roads. Its three main activities are the provision of support for academic posts and studentships; contributions to physical projects on land adjoining highways: and support for highway-related research projects.

The Trustees DO NOT accept unsolicited requests.The Trustees support a wide variety of UK and worldwide charitable causes. In furtherance of the objects, the Trustees make a substantial number of grants to charitable organisations both on a one off and recurring basis.

The trust makes grants for a small number of charitable purposes selected by the trustees. Speculative grant applications are unlikely to be funded at present.

The Trust is established to support the education for children of early, primary or middle school years both in the UK and overseas where such provision cannot be fully provided from the public purse. Support may include the provision of grants to pupils or schools, the provision of training or courses to teachers, the award of grants to teachers to enable them to conduct research or training

To make grants to other charitable organisations from time to time as the Trustees see fit.

BRASS supports asylum seekers and refugees in Bolton with a range of support including an advice service covering immigration/settlement issues, rights & responsibilities/citizenship, accessing services and employment. We also provide activities designed to improve language, confidence and employability skills as well as providing advocacy, befriending and volunteering opportunities.

To further the study and dissemination of the Holy Scriptures and Protestant Evangelical doctrines in such a way as the trustees think fit. These objects are achieved by the distribution of grants to Christian charities.

The development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potential through a structured programme, in accordance with the Scout Associations policy organisation and rules.

For the benefit of such charitable objects and purposes as the trustees may in their discretion think fit which objects and purposes promote,improve,develop and maintain public education in and appreciation of the art and science of music by sponsoring or by otherwise supporting public concerts, recitals and performances by amateur and professional organisations.

Advocacy service giving a voice and support to adults and children in Basingstoke & Deane, Andover & Test Valley and Winchester & District.

Supporting people with learning disabilities by: Providing a range of independent advocacy services Improving quality of life Enabling people to assert their rights and make decisions about their futureDevelop and deliver accessible training.Work strategically to influence policy and practiceGreenwich and surrounding areas also specific projects and services across London and wider.

The Charity aims to advance the study of and conduct research into any art or science for the public benefit; to receive, educate and train students and members of the general public in drama, opera, music and other arts, to promote, maintain, improve and advance the cultural experience and education of the public at large and the public appreciation of the arts.

The objects of CIAC to advance education and relieve financial hardship amongst Emerging Communities in the Humber Region through the provision of legal and other advice and by any other means as the trustees may determine.Emerging communities are defined as refugees, asylum seekers, EEA migrants and other migrants.

Receives grants and proceeds of fund raising activities to award grants to young artists and other arts related organisations and educational establishments

It is the policy of the Trust to make grants to institutions and individuals inaccordance with the objects of the Trust for charitable causes from fundsavailable for distribution.

The object of the Charity is to support the relief of such persons in need by virtue of sickness, poor health or financial hardship who are serving or have served in the Regiment or the Former Regiments or the Former Disbanded Regiment or the children or dependants (whether or not remarried) of such persons (whether alive or dead) by; making grants of money to them; or providing services.

Organise, fund and support congresses, conferences, workshops and academic events on subjects related to scholarly Jewish Studies;Publish bi-annual journal (EJJS);Host website providing services to the academic Jewish studies community;Publish monthly newsflash for EAJS members;Provide a funding information service;Support cooperation among academics involved in academic Jewish studies

Safer Luton provides a a range of activities to support those who are victims of crime as well as those at risk of crime and anti social behaviour. It aims to provide a menu of support to individuals and families, along with bespoke information advice and guidance