Charitable activities Charities

Giving grants to charities and voluntary bodies that work with special needs and disabilities

We are a global movement for street children to receive the protection & opportunities that all children are entitled to. Ahead of the FIFA and ICC World Cups, we unite street children from around the world through football, cricket, art & campaigning. Our aim is to challenge the negative perceptions & treatment of street children globally.

Grant making

Rebel Restoration provides grants and funding to holistic projects which :1. Remove carbon from the atmosphere whilst restoring natural habitats and biodiversity2. Develop research on the impact of nature-based carbon removal and 3. Encourage communities to become involved in nature-based projects. Preferably all three. Mostly in the UK.

This is a family trust fund which makes regular grants to a small number of selected charities. It has limited resources, does not engage in any fundraising activities and does not solicit or respond to requests for donations.

Walton Weybridge & Hersham Citizens Advice Bureaux promotes any charitable purpose for the benefit of the community of those areas and surrounding areas by the advancement of education, the protection and preservation of health and the relief of poverty, sickness and distress. The service is delivered witin the aims and principles of the National Association of Citizens Advice Bureau.

Blue Cabin nurtures meaningful relationships between care experienced individuals, and the people and organisations who are part of their lives. Creativity is at the heart of all that we do. We prioritize work in the North East.We provide access to creative experiences, training for the adults in their lives and carry out research and evaluation to influence practice and policy.

The Scops Arts Trust aims to give people of all ages across the UK a better quality of life by enabling them to understand, participate in and enjoy the arts, particularly music, drama, opera and dance.In furtherance of this aim the Trust makes grants to charities and other community organisations which promote and/or stimulate the public's interest in these areas.

To promote, maintain, improve and advance education, particularly by the encouragement of the visual arts and places where they may be practised and where art and artefacts may be exhibited with particular reference to the education of the public and the encouragement of the arts in Sussex and other parts of the UK.

Drop Zone Youth Projects provides services for young people in the Furness area of cumbria. The project promotes actitivities to raise the aspirations of young people, helping young people gain access to services and access to advice and guidance.

Advocacy service focusing on the needs of people with mental health problems.Self help support groups for people who experience - Bi polar affective disorder; Depression; Self Harm; Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD); Craft and Social and Substance abuse issues.Talk therapy where we provide a variety of different talk therapies.Information to service users and carers.

Reducing the incidence and impact of disadvantage and poverty on people living in rural areas, increasing the capacity of rural communities to manage change for the benefit of all their members, informing and amplifying the voice of rural communities to influence public policy

Providing free, confidential, impartial advice to the community in the Canterbury, Herne Bay and Whitstable and the surrounding areas.

The company is established to advance the performing arts and the visual arts for the benefit and education of the public and in particular young people.

The charity gives grants to other charitable organisations registered in England and Wales who actively support the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment (including its Flora and Fauna)

We make grants primarily to culture and heritage; nature conservation; and activity, health and wellbeing (including research). We mainly support national charities, but also local charities if their beneficiaries or activities are located in North Wales, London or South East England (specifically Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Kent, East Sussex, West Sussex, Surrey and Hampshire).

The foundation makes grants to other charitable or voluntary bodies for general charitable purposes.

To promote the youth voluntary sector for the benefit of the public in Essex through advocacy and representation and promoting good practice within the sector.

We provide short-term accommodation, resettlement and outreach services to women and children who have experienced domestic abuse alongside a package of support information and advocacy.We provide individual tailor made services and promote group led, peer-led support that promotes safe, sustainable independent living.

Pay grants to the Moravian Church

The benevolent fund provides grants to serving and retired police officers and serving and retired employees of the West Midlands Police and any other Qualifying Police Organisations suffering from financial hardship or who have a charitable need. Also supports organisations associated with policing for eg, sponsorship of events or funding towards activities.

The service helps people resolve their legal, money and other problems by providing free information and advice, and by influencing policymakers. It provides practical advice help and guidance to members of the public through several locations in the East Herts area and helps individuals to be aware of their rights and responsibilities and the services available to them.

The objects of the Charity are to advance the Christian faith, particularly but not exclusively through education in the subjects of religion and church leadership including the areas of evangelism and missionary work, via formal education, conferences, online content and provision of grants to individuals who wish to attend training activities.

The trustees follow a general policy of distributing the trust's income whilst maintaining the substance of the trust's investments to enlarge its grant-giving potential.

The charity provides grants to past or present members of the POA in cases of need, hardship or distress. They also provide grants to other charitable organisations for the relief of the poor.