Charitable activities Charities

RSPCA West Gwynedd Branch runs an almoning scheme offering free or subsidised neutering of cats and dogs to owners on means-tested benefits, while funds last. We also provide assistance for paying veterinary bills on the same proviso.We re-home cats & kittens.Fund-raising is primarily via our shop at Pwllheli. Details of other activities are given on our website at www.RSPCAWestGwynedd.org.uk

To address health inequalities for women living in Wales; by providing advocacy, support, guidance, advice and a range of resources. We aim to empower, inform, educate and raise awareness, whilst conducting and publishing relevant research. We work with NHS Wales, health boards and clinical institutions to input into strategy development.

To promote, improve, develop and maintain appreciation of and education of the public, in particular but not exclusively the LGBT plus community, in the art and science of music. We do this in England by running a choir and through the presentation of public concerts and recitals to the highest possible standard

The trust income is paid to the Sir Thomas Mansel Franklen Trust which provides special benefits over and above that provided by the Local Education Authority to Cowbridge Comprehensive School and may provide grants to pupils and former pupils. Trust land remaining is held to be used for the purposes of the School.

The Charity provides advocacy support, domiciliary support, advice and guidance to family members and carers.We also intend to offer day services specifically applicable to but not exclusively for persons with a Brain Injury.

The objectives of the Yvonne Flux Charitable Trust are to provide charitable benefits to various other charities and voluntary bodies, and also to the general public/mankind. the trust will do this by making grants to both individuals and organisations.

The charity provides day care (including transport,bathing, a shopping service, advocacy and recreational activities) for people over 60 and who are isolated for whatever reason living in a radius of 7 miles of Halstead town.

We exist to provide strategic support to the voluntary and community sector in the region, for any organisation working with migrants.Our aim is to support collaborative working through the development of the West Midlands Migration Network, allowing organisations to come together and discuss joint working to address key priorities.

The Charity has general charitable objects and makes charitable grants and donations in support of those objects solely for the public benefit.

THE OBJECTS OF THE CIO ARE: 1. TO PREVENT OR RELIEVE POVERTY ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD BY PROVIDING OR ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF EDUCATION, TRAINING, HEALTHCARE PROJECTS AND ALL THE NECESSARY SUPPORT (IN PARTICULAR BUT WITHOUT LIMITATION BY MAKING GRANTS OF MONEY) DESIGNED TO ENABLE INDIVIDUALS TO GENERATE A SUSTAINABLE INCOME AND BE SELF-SUFFICIENT; AND 2. TO ADVANCE SUCH OTHER EXCLUSIVELY CHARIT

Support to Cancer Patients and their Families. The Centre is the Multi Agency Cancer Service for Bury and local areas A range of Services : Counselling . Hypnotherapy Relaxation Classes . Nutrional Advice ,Financial and Debt advice. Benefits Advice. Health and Employment Support. Massage. Bowen Therapy. Aromatherapy . Mindfulness . Reiki. Qi Gong.

The advancement of public education particularly in the History, Literature and Arts of the County of Devon, City of Exeter and of the South West of England generally and particularly by the provision and maintenance of a Library, Readiong Rooms and educational facilities and the advancement of heritage by the preservation of number 7 Cathedral Close Exeter for the public benefit.

For the public benefit, the promotion of social inclusion and the relief of need among women and girls in the UK and Kenya who are living with incontinence, stoma or childbirth injury, and their families. We: provide equipment, education, information to maximise the quality of life of people with these conditions; raise public awareness; provide workshops and advocacy to our beneficiaries.

We look to provide grants to organisations in the UK to assist the provision of opportunities for young and or disadvantaged people to help remove themselves from poverty

To provide grants primarily to persons under the age of 25 years in higher education who are resident or born in the ancient parish of Merton or who have attended Rutlish School for three years and to provide land and buildings and other benefits for Rutlish School.

The centre provides an advice service with representation at appeal , children's holiday activities, men's DIY projects, and online training.We also have a cafe, Top of the Shops, where groups can meet for support and low cost refreshments.

London Fatwa Council offers legal advice and counselling in accordance with Islamic law on personal issues such as; marriage, divorce and wills to more commercial legal advice in relation to contracts, mortgages and Islamic finance to the Muslim community primarily in Brent and extended to the community in the UK and overseas.The Council works extensively to foster dialogue and cohesion in the UK.

Providing grants to other charitable organisations or charitable bodies.

Our mission is to champion, defend and expand access to art and culture, for and with the public. We create projects, initiatives and well-researched information to inform people, express the value of the arts to contemporary society, and ensure that everyone in the UK has opportunities to experience and participate in the arts.

The church runs: weekly Sunday worship and Family services for all ages; mid week prayer and bible teaching meetings; weekday clubs for local children of different age groups including youth; a weekly carers and toddlers group; regular weekly coffee mornings and other events for adults; a community choir for adults; a childrens choir; the Oasis coffee shop and a weekly Foodbank.

To advance the education of the public by encouraging creativity and excellence through involvement with science, the arts and writing;To encourage people of all ages and groupings to explore and experience the world around them through exposure to, and involvement with, all aspects of science, the arts and writing

PROMOTING IN THE ECCLESIASTICAL PARISH THE WHOLE MISSION OF THE CHURCH.? RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES ? THE GENERAL PUBLIC / MANKIND ? MAKES GRANTS TO ORGANISATIONS ? PROVIDES BUILDINGS / FACILITIES / OPEN SPACE ? PROVIDES SERVICES

Support for teachers and educators e.g. conferences, training, workshops, newsletters, roadmaps to resources and website. Support for NGOs e.g. website, research, advocacy, information, policy fora and developing partnerships. Support for government e.g. acting as an umbrella organisation, Sustainable Schools Alliance and research.

YWPF provides grants and can arrange expert support in the areas of exotic species conservation and welfare. YWPF will also consider supporting research which moves forward the knowledge and public benefit of exotic species conservation and welfare. Finally YWPF will look at supporting projects which inform and educate the public about keys issues impacting exotic species conservation and welfare.

Making grants to charities and individuals who meet the Trust's objectives and impress the Trustees with the relevance of their project proposals, the effectiveness of their operations and the sustainability of their activities. Given the Trust's aim to advance religion by the promotion of the Christian faith, the Christian message should be integral to the activity.