Charitable activities Charities

The object of the charity is for public benefit to relieve those in need, advance education, advance health and the saving of lives and such other charitable purposes as the Trustees shall decide from time to time by the provision of grants.

This charity provides grants, for a wide variety of reasons, only to individuals who normally reside in the Ecclesiastical Parish of St Dunstan with Holy Cross, Canterbury, Kent, or to organisations that help, specifically, residents of the said parish.

Promote anti-cruelty and animal welfare matters. Receive animals from Oxfordshire that have been signed over to the Inspectorate. Ensure that the animals in our care are restored to full health and made ready for re-homing with suitable adopters. Offer subsidised Pet Microchipping. Campaign on local and National RSPCA issues.

Makes grants to individuals and organisations. Does not routinely make educational grants.

A variety of projects which support vulnerable young people and adults with disabilities

The objects are to promote, improve, develop and maintain public education in the appreciation of the art and science of choral music in all its aspects by the presentation of public choral concerts and by such other ways as the trustees shall determine from time to time, primarily in and around the City of London.

We award grants to children and young adults in our local area to support them in primary, secondary and tertiary education. We also support young adults who are completing an apprenticeship or vocational course.

Centre for Policy on Ageing aims to raise awareness of issues around ageing, influence development of policies to enable older people to live their lives as they choose & to support good practice. Key activities are research, policy, dissemination of information (library & information resources open to all), publications, events. Key is to advocate what older people themselves want & need.

To advance the education of the public in contemplative consciousness by arranging educational events and publishing information online and by newsletter.

Supporting deserving individuals/families who have nowhere to live or who face disadvantage, discrimination or other challenges due to loss of income, death of family earner, illness, disability, frailty due to age, lack of education, natural/other disasters and other issues.Giving grants to communities across the world, particularly in Pakistan, Bangladesh and India for clean water facilities

THE PROMOTION OF GOOD PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH AND THE RELIEF OF DEVELOPMENTAL, EMOTIONAL AND SOCIAL DIFFICULTIES BY THERAPEUTIC USE OF MUSIC. THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC CONCERNING MUSIC AS A MEANS OF THERAPY. THE PROVISION OF SUPPORT FOR THE EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF MUSIC THERAPISTS. THE PROMOTION AND PUBLICATION OF RESEARCH CONCERNING THE THERAPEUTIC USE OF MUSIC.

for?a strength against cancer is a charity based in Lymington that supports people living with or affected by cancer in Hampshire and Dorset. The charity does this by offering financial assistance, support, education and practical advice. One area of our activities is making grants to individuals and groups. The second area is the active involvement and investment in relevant charitable projects.

Newcastle, Diocese MU members work to support families both locally and worldwide fulfilling our five core objectives. Christian faith in action is demonstrated by the undertaking of work involving faith and social policy issues and by raising funds to support MU overseas and UK work. Locally members provide caravan holidays for families in need, help in women's refuges, support for families visit

General Charitable Purposes although the trust has 3 particular areas of interest : young people's education especially music education, heritage railway projects and outdoor and rural pursuits. The trust provides grants to individuals and other charitable organisations and particulary welcomes applications from those based in Devon, especially the Newton Abbott area.

The objects of the charity are to advance education in the field of international law by making grants towards charitable activities connected with scholarship, by the publication and dissemination of academic journals for the benefit of the public and by such other exclusively charitable means as the board shall in their absolute discretion determine.

Alice Ruggles Trust works to raise both public and professional awareness of stalking (including coercive control) and its dangers. We participate in training events, speak in schools, and undertake social media campaigns directed particularly at young people. We also campaign for measures that will bring about lasting improvements in the management of perpetrators and the protection of victims.

To provide out of school and holiday activities for children and young people up to the age of 19, to alleviate the effects of poverty and disadvantage in London's inner-city boroughs of high deprivation. To offer access to opportunities for recreation, sport, arts, skills-development, advice and guidance, to improve C&YP?s health and wellbeing, strengthen resiliency and broaden horizons.

Uganda Concern UK supports the work being carried out by UWCM in rural communities near Mbale in the east of Uganda. Their work includes training and supporting women's groups and communities to restore their dignity and independence, and caring for needy individuals or families in their villages. Support and advocacy for orphaned and vulnerable children is another vital aspect of their work.

Awarding grants to Lady Lumley's School Pickering North Yorkshire and to individuals under twenty-five living in the locality for educational purposes and assisting them into employment

CLA champions the right to arts and culture for every child. We use evidence to demonstrate the ways an arts-rich education provides skills for life and skills for work, enabling all children to fulfil their potential. We are the leading source of cultural education news, insight and opinion; leading the collective cross-arts agenda for arts/cultural learning policy change in England.

To advance public education in music in all its forms amongst all people especially children, young persons, schools and other places of learning.

The charity's objects are to relieve the sickness of persons living with Down's syndrome in particular through the provision of grants and funding for research into Down's syndrome for the purpose of finding treatments and cures and to publish the results of such research widely and for public benefit.

The North Dorset Beekeepers Association aims to advance the education of the public and beekeepers in the craft of beekeeping and the importance of bees in the environment. It provides basic and advanced training in accordance with the policies of the British Beekeepers Association, keeps qualified members up to date and attends local events to help educate the general public

Furthering objects of charity

The trust makes donations to charitable organisations and groups mainly in Cumbria Merseyside and East Suffolk