Charities In Australia

Leading your Church into Growth serves the local church across the country with a vision to encourage and equip churches to grow both numerically and spiritually. We run residential courses, provide training days and resources as well as supporting dioceses in developing their own growth programmes.

Adara Development is an international development organisation focussed on improving health and education for women, children and their communities living in poverty. We are experts in maternal, newborn and child health; remote and rural community development. We have delivered services in Uganda and Nepal since 1998. We are also registered as a charity in Australia, the US and Bermuda.

The charity enables churches to set up spaces that are overtly inclusive of the whole community and most particularly of the needs of the most isolated, most anxious and most vulnerable people in their community. This is encouraging churches to serve and benefit society by sustaining simple quiet shared community spaces in partnership with existing mental health services.

OHTA offers education, training and qualifications in Occupational/ Industrial Hygiene. Key activities are:* developing educational and training materials;* promoting good standards of training to ensure effective health protection;* creating a sustainable model for worldwide training delivery;* developing a qualifications framework that permits international transferability of skills.

The Benevolent Fund makes grants and affords assistance to necessitous persons who are members or former members, or dependants of members or former members, of the Institution of Structural Engineers.

The purpose of The World Federation For Neuro Rehabilitation (WFNR) is to advance the development of neurological rehabilitation worldwide and to inspire, encourage and develop collaboration between clinicians with an interest in the field. The WFNR produces a newsletter (update), holds a world congress every two years, sponsors meetings and has established a 'flying faculty'.

The object of the The James and Shirley Sherwood Foundation is to advance such charitable purposes for the public benefit as the trustees may from time to time in their absolute discretion determine in particular (but without limitation) the advancement of education; and the advancement of the arts (in particular but without limitation botanical art), culture, heritage and science.

The objects of the CIO are: for the public benefit in Wessex, any other part of the United Kingdom or elsewhere in the world, to relieve the poor and needy and to further such other purposes which are exclusively charitable under the laws of England and Wales as the trustees shall think fit, in particular but not exclusively by working with the members of the Rotary Clubs in the Rotary Internation

Our Mission: Healthy Legs for LifeMain Objective: The facilitating and managing the co-ordinated growth of Leg Clubs throughout England, Wales and Scotland. Systematic demographic, clinical and financial audit is a key feature of Leg Club pactice.

Provide support to other registered charities, in particular but not limited to:1. Relief of sickness and the preservation of health among people anywhere in the world.2. Prevention and relief of poverty anywhere in the world by providing grants, items and services.3. Benefit of public to promote education of people anywhere in the world by grants and financial assistance.

The Association promotes and supports the advancement of education in the Digital Humanities through the development and use of computational methods in Humanities research and teaching. The Association publishes the results of research in its journal LLC:The International Journal of the Digital Humanities, published by Oxford University Press.

The charity aims to relieve the needs of people living with mental health issues or at risk of mental health issues. Particularly, but not exclusively those within the skateboarding community. Achieved by providing educational resources to inform about mental health issues, providing training schemes for volunteers, the general public & service providing organisations and raising public awareness.

The central aim and outcome of Compassionate Communities UK is to make the experiences of ill health, death, dying and loss a matter for our whole society by supporting people undergoing these experiences across the breadth of our society. Supportive communities exist wherever there are people, which is everywhere. We will all experience death, dying and loss and it is everybody?s business.

1. We conduct global research on the challenges of women and compile evidence based methods. 2. We educate and accredit volunteers/organisations to provide ground-up, people-to-people and community based projects.3. We seek funding and deliver projects in partnership with communities and organisations .4. We conduct independently designed surveys to verify effectiveness of our programmes.

The Charity objectives are to relieve the needs of children and young people up to the age of 18, who are suffering with hair loss due to alopecia or other hair loss conditions by the provision of wigs and hair systems including fitting and maintenance.

Gives grants and fellowships for research into eye disease through recognised University and Hospital research departments.

Makes grants to individuals.

The ICSH is a not-for-profit organisation that aims to achieve reliable and reproducible results in laboratory analysis in the field of diagnostic haematology.The ICSH coordinates Working Groups of experts to examine laboratory methods and instruments for haematological analyses, to deliberate on issues of standardization and to stimulate and coordinate scientific work as necessary towards the

Supporting the Christian Ministry of Sean Stillman and Associated initiatives.These initiatives include: - Zac's Place which is both a facility supporting homeless and other disadvantaged individuals in the Swansea area and also a mission church community.- Rough Edges which is a social enterprise in Swansea www.Rough-Edges.org.uk

The object of the CIO is: For the public benefit, the promotion of the science of Regenerative Biology, in particular but not exclusively, through the delivery of an annual conference and associated workshops.

The Trust supports general charitable purposes, however each year a proportion of the income is applied for the promotion and advancement of education and of the efficiency of the Armed Services of the Crown, within the UK and overseas at the discretion of the Trustees.

Further the advancement of the arts & education in the arts by: (i) providing workshops in the visual, media & performing arts for the benefit of the public.(ii) improving the quality of life of children and young people with physical & mental disabilities through the design and production of sensory environments and materials(iii)Producing, presenting and distributing new artworks

The charity advances the Christian faith and ministry for the benefit of the public by developing theological education principally by extension, which is accessible to a very wide range of people and ages through theological training programs, and by the publication of Christian literature and study resources. The charity's ministry is independent, interdenominational and international.

1. To make grants to International Lawn Tennis Clubs around the world which run programmes for disadvantaged children which allow them to experience the fun of playing tennis and through this to acquire life skills with a view to improving their chances in life.2. The provision of facilities, equipment and coaching that will encourage an increase in playing opportunities to those less advantaged

World Cancer Care carries out activities which provide education and awareness of cancer to reduce the risk of late stage diagnosis.