Charitable activities Charities

C.A.N.E. run a community centre offering a wide range of activities for people to attend. It runs a coffee shop and organises events such as quizes, table top sales and an annual summer fete for people to enjoy.

Provides grants to charitable organisations

To advance the education of the public in the history and development of railway locomotion by the re-establishment and preservation in working order of such sections of the historic railway line between Llanelli and Tumble which comprises the former Llanelly and Mynydd Mawr Railway (formerly the Carmarthenshire tramway or railway) as the company considers expedient.

Food bank baby bank working with groups and the community and giving grants

Provides housing for poor and aged members of trade unions and others, provides a museum for advancement of education of the public in the Tolpuddle Martyrs

We resource community led projects in places where there is poverty creating need, lack of opportunity and suffering. We can provide grants that will create sustainable improvements focussing on Homes, Health and Education. These can be grants to organisations or individuals.

The Shop recycles clothing and bric a brac donated by members of the community. Enables volunteers to gain skills and experience in handling stock control and cash accounting.

The UNA Trust works closely with UNA-UK (charity registrations number 1146016) whose objectives are identical to the UNA Trust. UNA Trust makes grants in accordance with its objectives to support the efforts of the United Nations to relieve world poverty, hunger or distress, and to promote the study of international problems and institutions.

CHW supports children and youth in less developed parts of the world, through giving grants to local organisations, which work with children and young people everyday. Grants are given to projects which relieve poverty, advance education, relieve sickness and promote good health and offer recreational activities which develop the children's and young people' skills and capabilities.

The charity is aimed at promoting research, raising public awareness and tackling gender, socio-economic and BAME health inequalities. Through evidence-based research and nationwide surveys, the charity aims to make policy recommendations to break down barriers to access and close the gaps that persist in health outcomes.

Making grants and donations in support of the following areas1 Sport in Sidmouth Devon2 Well being and relief of suffering of the elderly3 Prostate cancer research4 Physical and mental well being of former members of the British armed forces

Alternatives offers life-changing emotional and practical support for anyone facing pregnancy-related challenges. We offer counselling, a baby box project and we have a Mother & Baby charity shop in Watford & Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire.

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The Association seeks to provide and co-ordinate projects and activities to benefit the local Ward. Currently, it runs a small subsidised cafe, two charity shops and puts on activities such as an Easter Egg Hunt, Quizzes a Christmas Fayre where presents are donated to children and operates coach trips for children, pensioners and residents.

The Earls Colne & Halstead Educational Charity assists people up to the age of 25 in any sphere of educational activity. Applicants to the charity must have attended school or have lived for at least one year within the charity's catchment area in North Essex. The charity also makes grants to schools and to voluntary organisations offering opportunities for young people in the same locality.

Receives investment income and donations and the makes grants in furtherance of the orthodox Jewish faith

Village Information and Advice Centre for advice,training,debt and money advice,advocacy,internet , legal, benefits, form filling , literacy support, village magazine, craft workshop,hospital transport, housing related problems

To relive the distress and suffering of women, in particular, women of South Asian ethnicity, who have suffered or who are exposed to domestic violence or other forms of abuse, through the provision of a support helpline, drop-in support sessions, education and through delivering training sessions and advice to other organisations and services on domestic violence.

The charity aims to promote, improve, develop and maintain public education in the appreciation of the art and science of music, in all its aspects.

Information service giving advice and support on any disability related issue to people with disabilities, their families and carers. A large proportion of the work involves assisting people to complete welfare benefit forms. Drop In Centre for physically disabled adults and their carers, providing social and learning opportunities.

The Shaftesbury Charitable Trust makes grants to individuals and organisations to improve the life of people in Shaftesbury.

Worship Services. Advancement of the Christian religion worldwide. The relief of poverty worldwide. Local Community Projects including community-focused events. Provision of grants to other charitable and voluntary organisations.

Providing counselling advice to couples,Provide activities to young people to avoid anti social behaviour, provide community legal advice, helping the homeless and providing meals for the less priviledgedprovide parenting seminars and advice, welfare to the underpriviledged, providing help to street children in Africa.

Principle focus is to provide support, information and signposting for people with Stickler Syndrome across the UK (whether currently diagnosed or not). In addition, we seek to promote awareness amongst medical professionals, government agencies and general public. Communication and activities include website, social media, virtual/physical events, and email/telephone helpline.

Create father sons programs, create father awareness campaigns, connect children from one parent families with mentors, train mentors. Provide grants, financial assistance and resources especially to young families. Preference is given to providing support to young families thereby helping them attain skills in education, social services and community based services.