Charitable activities Charities

Run by patients for patients, we campaign for early detection of prostate cancer and better treatment options. We support those affected by prostate cancer by seeking to ensure that men always get the best treatment options whatever the stage of their disease, by striving to remove injustices in pathways offered to them and assisting and strengthening the activities of support groups.

Make grants to St Mary the Virgin, Sawston PCC for the work of the Church in Sawston

Provide grants to charities or other non profit organisations or individuals identified by the trustees at their discretion focusing mainly (but without limitation) on education in the UK. Our charity supports social mobility through means tested bursaries, raising awareness of and preparation for university education and the furtherance of good teaching.

The objects of Home Live Art are to advance the education of the public in particular through the promotion, exhibition and facilitation of 'live art' and contemporary performance both nationally and internationally, by means of touring, public performances, broadcasts, exhibitions, workshops and courses and other suitable means.

Supporting young people who live in care to transition into adulthood through mentoring support, employment advice and skill workshopsSupporting victims of human trafficking through Refferals, Legal advice, basic skill building and advocacySupporting people from refugee and backgroundsHealth awareness programmesLanguage and after school clubTraining and computer skills

Advancement of public education in the science & prctice of airway management. Provide research & development of new techniques.

Charity Supports disabled children and young adults by making grants for equipment for appropriate individuals.

The charity aims to identify and work with charitable organisations, mainly working with young people in Southwark, by making grants to help their charitable activities.

Peter Minet Trust is an independent funder making unrestricted multi-year grants to small, local and inspiring charities based in Lambeth and Southwark. We fund charities that are rooted in their communities and bring communities together, helping residents overcome severe and multiple challenges. We work with other local funders to strengthen the voluntary sector in Lambeth and Southwark.

Makes grants to organisations (inc schools, charities etc)

We focused on the Sustainable Communities Act. This involves policies to combat the joint problems of poverty and environmental decline; and sets up a mechanism whereby those policies will be driven by local communities. We also made grants for the promotion of the Act.We funded an investigation into the social and environmental effects of energy policy.

Arts/Culture - relative to Pure Archaeology - Industrial Archaeology - Architecture - Local HistoryEnvironment/Conservation/HeritageInvolvement with the general public/mankindMakes grants to individuals in connection with research projects. Sponsors and undertakes its own research

The trust has been established for general charitable purposes, and is likely to make grants in the Dorset and Hampshire areas.

To assist the elderly to live independently at home. Advocacy, Advice, Access to a solicitor, Drop-in sessions, Gardening service, Lunch Clubs, Bingo Clubs, Community Tea Bar, Men's Group, Craft Group, Newsletters, Sign posting, Volunteering opportunities, Friendship Group, Singing Group, Memory Cafe, Carers Group.

Although donations are made at the discretion of the trustees special consideration will be given to registered institutions relating to Jewish charities, medical research, education, social welfare and heritage. Donations to individuals will not be considered. Unsuccessful appeals will not necessarily be acknowledged.

To support and promote the health of Africans in Greater London by providing care and practical help, information and advice, and to advance public education on HIV and AIDS.

We pursue Kurdish women empowerment in London and in Kurdish regions by means of:a) seminars to raise awareness of their own rights,b) language courses and other training to enhance their employability, c) provision of facilities for community recreation,d) psychological support and legal advice for victims of domestic violence and forced marriage.e) training of women's activists.

Provision of Almshouse accommodation for 8 elderly females in Covent Garden area; making grants to individuals in financial need and/or in ill health, and to organisations that assist such individuals within the Bloomsbury area

The National Archives Trust seeks to further public education and engagement with records held at The National Archives and other archives.

The provision of grants and such other assistance as the charity trustees may decide for relief of need and for the promotion of educational purposes in the Ecclesiastical Parishes of St John the Baptist, Knowle, St Philip, Dorridge and St Swithin, Barston and in the Civil Parishes of Balsall Common and Chadwick End and such other areas as the charity trustees may decide.

MAKES GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS.MAKES GRANTS TO ORGANISATIONS.

To support Ministry within the area of the Western Union. Constitutionally:"The Council shall transact the current business of the Union e.g. recommend to Annual and Special Meetings of the Union grants to be made towards the ministerial stipends paid by Congregations, ........"

We are a domestic violence-focused charity operating in the Uk , Africa , Europe and USA. We provide online coaching , counselling , advocacy support for women of ethnic minority who has suffered domestic abuse.We also work with their children to provide therapeutic and coaching support, we provide cultural training and economic empowering services for these women in UK, Africa, Europe , USA

Campaigning to change public perceptions of what disabled people can do; connecting people with life-enhancing opportunities and useful products and services; and educating businesses and public institutions in disability awareness.

Makes grants to individuals to enable them to visit Cambridge for theological study .