Charitable activities Charities

To provide the advice people need for the problems they face and to improve the policies and practices that affect people's lives. We provide free, independent, confidential and impartial advice to everyone on their rights and responsibilities. We value diversity, promote equality and challenge discrimination.

WE AIM TO CONSERVE, PROTECT AND IMPROVE THE RIVERS, STREAMS AND WATERCOURSES IN THE RIVER LUNE CATCHMENT AND TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC INA) THE UNDERSTANDING OF RIVERS, RIVER CORRIDORS AND CATCHMENTS, INCLUDING THEIR FAUNA AND FLORA ANDB) THE NEED FOR AND BENEFITS OF THE CONSERVATION AND IMPROVEMENT OF AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTS.

GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY SKILLS AND DEVELOPMENT (GOS&D) provides.Employability Skills ProgrammeHealth and Well-being ProjectsInformation, Advice and Guidance (IAG)ESOLIntergenerational ProjectsCrime Diversionary Activities Offender Support Program Sports Activities

We provide funds to charities to help alleviate the impacts of poverty in India.

Relieve & promote the welfare of children & young people up to age 25 including in particular those with Special or Additional needs arising from mental, physical, behavioural or educational difficulties & residing within the County of Norfolk and Waveney area by providing counselling, care, advocacy, advice and assistance for parents and/or carers of such children -see memorandum for full details

The objective of the charity is to advance the education of the public in the subject of orchestral music, particularly but not exclusively by advancing and developing public access to, and appreciation of, orchestral music.This is achieved by giving orchestral concerts in unconventional spaces such as multi storey car parks and touring local schools with little or no access to orchestral music.

Providing free, confidential, independent and impartial advice for members of the public in Hart District. It operates from one main centre in Fleet and outreach venues in Yateley, Hartley Wintney and Odiham. Advice is delivered by phone, email, online and face to face. Specialist services include advice on debt, employment, relationships, housing, benefits, energy and consumer issues.

The CIO makes grants to organisations in Northamptonshire & Oxfordshire for the advancement of education, traing health & religious activities. The Trustees review all requests for financial support and assess the probable impact on the community or organisation of providing financial help.

The Trust makes grants to charitable organisations/projects involving research/ education in economic and social sciences with a particular focus on the causes, prevention or relief of poverty. The Trust also makes grants to charitable organisations in fields other than education and research, & occasionally to individuals in charitable need to further the education of the individuals concerned.

Grant making charity. Grants can only be made to registered charities. Preference is for grants to assist in funding special projects rather than general grants. Full guidelines obtainable from the Correspondent or through the website of the Foundation.

Provide facilities for a synagogue for prayer, religious worship and communal activities.Provide grants and donations to other charities to help relieve poverty

FUND RAISING VIA CHARITY SHOPS, ATTENDANCE AT LOCAL FAIRS AND FETES, SPONSORED WALKS, EVENTS AND OPEN DAYS. OPEN AIR CONCERTS, RAISING AWARENESS OF OUR AIMS AND OBJECTIVES THROUGH REGULAR CONTACT WITH GENERAL PUBLIC EG. NEWSLETTERS AND PUBLIC RELATIONS. PROVISION OF FUNDS FOR RESCUE, VETERINARY CARE AND REHOMING OF ABANDONED AND NEGLECTED DOMESTIC ANIMALS. OPERATING A PET FOOD BANK FOR PUBLIC USE.

Visionary is a federation of one hundred local societies for blind and partially sighted people in the UK. It aspires to provide support for and raise awareness of the services provided by its members. It has a development fund for small societies and advises national research and campaign groups. A conference for members is held annually and members receive a bi-monthly newsletter.

-Raising public awareness on the issues of Honour Based Abuse and Forced Marriages.-Providing confidential, listening support, options and guidance to all victims and survivors of Honour Based Abuse through the Honour Network Helpline.-Providing specific support and guidance to victims and agencies to reduce risk and isolation and increase their safety.

GCMHG - Mary Seacole House (MSH) is a multicultural mental health resource service primarily for people from BAMER communities who are living with mental health issues and who also encounter racism or discrimination in their day to day living.MSH provides a range of services for its users, i.e. Day Service Support, Mon-Fri, Advocacy Service, Training, Volunteers, and Student Placements, Mon-Fri

Not a Phase is working towards a brighter future for the trans community across the UK. Through awareness campaigning, community unifying activities and peer support workshops, developing company diversity strategies and supporting trans owned business and projects with financial and material investment, Not A Phase aims to bridge the gaps that the trans people too often fall between.

Activities include the advancement of education, and the protection and conservation of the environment for the benefit of children and young people. This is achieved through making grants to organisations, sponsoring and undertaking research. The charity operates in England, Wales and Switzerland.

Screen Share aims to to advance digital inclusion for refugees and people seeking sanctuary by refurbishing, repairing and redistributing digital devices, distributing data packs, enacting advocacy and lobbying in the area of digital inclusion, providing technical digital training to refugees and asylum-seekers and developing technology which facilitates digital inclusion for refugees.

Making grants to both individuals and institutions in line with the charity's objects.

The Bureau offers a free service to any member of the public who may be unaware of their rights and responsibilities by reason of ignorance of such rights or of the availability of the service or through an inability to express their needs in an effective manner.

Rutland Citizens Advice Bureau helps people resolve their legal, money and other problems by providing information and advice, and by influencing policymakers.

By making grants to educational institutes,disadvantage people, people in poverty and for young people to develop important life skills, mainly in London.

The Trust derives the bulk of its income from investments and applies it in making grants to other registered charities.

Advancement of education, including awarding scholarships and bursaries to young people: Relief of financial hardship, sickness and poor health amongst the elderly by the provision of grants and helping in the development of nursing staff employed in care and nursing: Such other charitable purposes for the public benefit as are exclusively charitable according to the laws of England and Wales.

FROM 1 JUNE 17, THE CHARITY MAKES, WITHIN A SPECIFIED AREA OF BENEFIT, CHARITABLE DONATIONS FOR THE GENERAL BENEFIT OF THE COMMUNITY AND DONATIONS TO INDIVIDUALS TO ASSIST WITH FURTHER EDUCATION, AND TO RELIEVE NEED, HARDSHIP & DISTRESS. IT ALSO PROVIDES ALLOTMENTS AND FUNDS FOR THE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF THE OLD GRAMMAR SCHOOL AND THE FABRIC OF THE PARISH CHURCH OF GREAT BOWDEN.