Charitable activities Charities

The charitable trust shall be to promote education and research into the study and cure of Myeloma and B-Cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma through making grants to appropriate institutions and individuals. The trust furthers its charitable purposes for the public benefit through its grant-making policy which aims at financing scholarships for PHD to individuals and providing grants for innovation in care.

The main objectives of the trust are: the acknowledgement of excellence in engineering, supporting engineering education and research, giving grants and - in exceptional circumstances - assisting in the support of hardship experienced by members of the Worshipful Company of Engineers and their dependants.

Provision of Grants and Donations to qualifying individuals and institutions.Provision of facilities at Charity owned premises.

The Trust produces a number of publications on Canon Law.In co-operation with others it has published an English translation of the Code of Canon Law and a Commentary.It hosts the Lyndwood Lecture bi-annually.It holds an annual conference for members of the Society.It provides an annual course of training for the judges of ecclesiastical tribunals.

RAP ensures adults and children over 18 years with learning Disabilities, Mental Health and are vulnerable understand their choices and rights and have a voice about their lives. An independent organisation committed to the high standards of advocacy service on behalf of people with a learning disability or difficulty.We advocate to represent the interests of the service user at all times.

The Livewell Foundation administers the charitable funds for services run by Livewell Southwest CIC. It also awards grants to support community projects and initiatives to help improve health and wellbeing, prevent ill health or reduce social isolation within Plymouth and South West Devon.

The charity provides grants to those individuals who are looking to study the Sunni Islamic intellectual traditions via any higher education pathway (e.g. BA and MA courses, PhD programmes, and research fellowships), tenable at any higher education institution. It also funds associated academic activities in this area, including but not limited to the creation of academic conferences and lectures.

To apply the trust fund and income therefrom for the benefit of such charitable purposes, charitable institutions or charitable foundations and in such manner and proportions as the trustees may determine. In particular, may relieve poverty, further the work of the Christian Church and advance education and may make grants for the welfare of the clergy and their dependants.

Highfields Trust CIO makes grants to national and local charities. Please note that the charity does not respond to unsolicited mail.

Village Service Trust makes grants to partners in south India that:- support community-based organisations of women and of marginalised communities, with the aim of enhancing their livelihoods and status - work with people affected by HIV and Aids

To promote interdisciplinary and inter-study understanding and collaboration in longitudinal and life course research.To promote new thinking about making measurements comparable across studies and across time.To promote how best to exploit the potential scientific and policy value of comparing findings within and across societies.

Makes grants to promote and advance training and employment in the thermal insulation industry.

The Church provides regular Sunday worship and teaching for all ages. We also run various groups for children and young people as well as being involved in a number of external projects and organisations in the local area. The Church also makes grants to support Christian work overseas.

Make grants to other charitable bodies.

ADVANCING THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC IN THE HISTORY OF PUBLIC ROAD PASSENGER TRANSPORT AND IN PARTICULAR IN THE HISTORY OF THOSE COMPANIES AND TYPES OF VEHICLES OPERATED THROUGH THE THAMES VALLEY AND GREAT WESTERN ROAD TRANSPORT CORRIDORS. CURRENT ACTIVITIES INCLUDE VINTAGE BUS RUNNING DAYS WHERE THE PUBLIC CAN EXPERIENCE BYGONE TRAVEL, RESTORATION OF HERITAGE VEHICLES, AND RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS.

Outward focused, family-sized christian church serving the homeless and vulnerable communities in Portsmouth & Southsea with a mandate to relieve poverty across the UK and overseas. We support Portsmouth Food Bank and Portsmouth Street Pastors, and have converted part of a former shop into community use as a homeless drop-in and soup kitchen.

To provide information, advice, advocacy, training and support to enable Disabled people to have choice and control to live independent livesTo raise aspirations and confidence amongst Disabled people, families and carers to facilitate choice, control and independent livingTo campaign for the right for Disabled people to have choice and control in order to live independently and with dignity

Provides community buildings, and supports community organisations involved in managing those buildings. Also provides funds and grants to those groups, and, when funds are available, to other community organisations as well.

The trustees make grants to charities in the UK and abroad, with an emphasis to those in the Greater London area. A considerable number of these charities support those of the Jewish faith.

General charitable purposes such as provide funds to other charities for relief of poverty, education and medical purposes.

Drop in information & advice. Advocacy & support, training & accredited courses, carers outreach project, leisure & social activities, all provided with bi-lingual support for disabled people, carersr families and unemployed people

The function of this charity's work in Tanzania is the furtherance of the education of students at the Anglican Diocese of Central Tanganyika's Mvumi Secondary School and the Buigiri Primary School for the Blind, by way of grants to the schools and bursaries and scholarships to the students. The work of the charity can extend to other purposes as shall be exclusively charitable .

Makes grants to other charities and, exceptionally, to individuals.

To provide funds for the academic and general education of orphans and children (whether infant or adult) whose parents are in poor or reduced circumstances.To provide the mental, moral , physical, technical and social education of children, young persons and adults.

We are concerned with the preservation, development and restoration of the Dean Forest Railway, together with the education of the public in the history of the railways in the Forest of Dean, and education in skills pertinent to the maintenance and operation of a heritage railway. We raise funds, recruit volunteers and undertake projects for the railway's development.