Charitable activities Charities

ENS is a network of non-governmental organisations, academic initiatives and individual experts committed to address statelessness in Europe. We are dedicated to strengthening the voices of stateless persons in Europe & to advocate for full respect of their human rights.We aim to reach our goals by conducting & supporting legal & policy development, awareness raising & capacity building activities

Our mission is to support migrants and disadvantaged Britons to access employment justice, and improve their social mobility. To achieve this we: (1) provide free and confidential legal advice; (2) provide training, tools, and public-facing resources that empower communities; and (3) publish robust research and policy recommendations, that challenge the root causes of injustice in the long-term.

Cheshire Halton & Warrington Race & Equality Centre is a charitable organisation that aims to eliminate discrimination, especially race discrimination and promote equality. We carry out activities under 4 core areas: policy development, education and public awareness, discrimination casework and community development with Black and Minority Ethnic led organisations.

THF is a youth charity with the mission of transforming the lives of disadvantaged young people by creating sporting and educational opportunities as well as improving mental and physical health together with our partners. We directly deliver a range of sport and education programmes and we also provide financial assistance in the form of grants to charities and registered community organisations.

a. To promote the efficiency of the Regiment in such ways as the Trustees many descide: and b. to support such other charitable purpose or purposes of or conected with the Regiment or the forming Regiments including making grants to The Rifles benevolent Trust as the Trustees may from time to time descide.

We use music to help people who have experienced homelessness make positive changes in their lives, to advance the education of the public in the arts in particular but not exclusively in the art of opera. We deliver the following activity in 5 regions of the UK: 1 Opera Productions2 Workshop Programme3 Work Placement Scheme and Progression routes4. Establishing an international network

The charity exists to advance education and learning in the administration and practice of the law and related disciplines, to maintain and preserve the heritage of The Honourable Society of the Middle Temple, to promote the sound administration of the law, and to promote diversity in the provision of advocacy and related legal services.

Providing access to advice and information for all sections of the community.Promoting awareness of statutory rights and encourage people to take up their legal entitlements.Monitoring the effects of social policy and contribute to policy development.

The provision of free, confidential, impartial and independant advice

The charity's principal activity is its grant-making programme. The directors take a strategic approach to grant making and do not therefore, suggest sending unsolicited applications. Instead, if an organisation identifies that it has strong links to the foundation's funding objectives, the Directors request that they contact them via the foundation's email address.

Grant making charity

Ealing Law Centre aims to provide free specialist legal advice and representation across all areas of social welfare law for people of limited means to help them overcome the obstacles they face in getting access to the legal system. We will take our services into the community and work with other charities and community groups to train staff and volunteers in legal issues to maximise our reach.

Focus will be on grant making to charitable organisations and projects for the advancement of education, health, arts and culture and organisations and projects that help promote human rights.

The charity makes grants to other charities that it considers are established for public benefit and in support of its charitable objectives.

The objects of the Foundation for Jewish Heritage are:* to promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the built Jewish heritage including synagogues, monuments, cemeteries, communal buildings and sites of religious, historical, architectural, social or cultural significance* to advance the education of the public regarding Jewish heritage

The charity will operate primarily by the making of grants to individuals, households and/or other charities with similar objects. The charity intends also to raise the awareness of the public in the causes and consequences of fuel and food poverty which will be achieved by the publication of information on its website and other publicity materials

To run summer schools in Classical subjects in order to: advance the education of the public in Classics; to improve and maintain the quality of teaching of Classics; to provide a means by which Classics teachers may help one another to meet the challenge of changing educational conditions & requirements; to serve teachers of Classics.

Making grants to institutions falling within the charity's objects

Grant Giving

Pandora Project provides advocacy, information and support to victims of domestic abuse in Norfolk.

The Charitable Trust makes grants to charitable organisations that fall under the objectives of the trust

Our Charity is focused on several different activities involving:- Homeless outreach- International Outreach- Bible and Missions Training- Children and Youth Work- Counselling- Sports- Community Development- Leadership Training- Networking- Base Planting- Media- Advocacy- Social Justice- Reconciliation- Mercy Ministries

The objective of the trust during the year was to distribute its income to charitable bodies to use at their discretion. It continues to be the policy of the trustees to distribute all the income within a reasonable period of its receipt. Decisions about distributions are made by the trustees primarily at their annual meeting to consider distributions.

Haswell & District Mencap operate from a purpose built building in the heart of the community. Our main target group are people with a learning disability, their carers and the wider community. Our services and activities include daycare, sport and social groups, carer support, advocacy, a catering and a furniture social enterprise. We are also a Gateway Beacon Club and have Gateway Active Status.

The NLMCC projects and services include;- Ihsan Children's Centre Service- Youth Service- Welfare & Benefit Advice surgery- Advocacy service- Immigration advice & visa service- Elderly Luncheon club-Community functions and programmes