Charities In Belgium

Promote interest and research into the Peninsular Wars and The Waterloo Campaign. Support Waterloo 200.Support an annual conference and relevant visit.Hold AGM (spring) and autumn meetings. At each meeting there is a relevant public lecture.Publish 3 journals/year containing original articles.

The Charity has a yearly meeting in August or September, usually in Europe.

We welcome visitors,by appointment, to utilise resources in the library and provide help with travel costs.The Bookmark UK is now incorporated into the foundation and provides, on request, copies of material in the library free of charge.We give grants to other Christian Scientists whose work is furthering the objects of our trust.Library cataloguing and archiving is work in progress.

We research existential and catastrophic risks, and prepare decision making experiments to contribute to improved policymaking by the public and experts around these.

To further the Christian religion. The relief of persons in need. Instruction in the principles of the Christian faith.

The Object of the Trust is promoting the Christian Religion in the United Kingdom and the rest of the world.

The Basic Income Earth Network (BIEN) offers education about alternative arguments about, proposals for, and problems concerning, basic income as idea, institution, and public policy practice. BIEN organises public conferences around the world on an annual basis and serves as a repository of published research.

To advance the education of the public in music and in particular the music of choral groups through supporting education, workshops, performances and concerts by choral groups including, principally but not exclusively, the early music group known as Stile Antico alone or in collaboration with others.

The object of the CIO is for the benefit of the public to promote co-operation in Europe and elsewhere between non-profit making professional scientific and technical societies which share among their aims advancing the science and education of the public in chemical engineering and encouraging the development of chemical engineering and any ancillary purpose the trustees may think fit

The Charity's objectives are to advance the education for the public benefit in the subject of evaluation of energy policy and programmes, through the organisation of conferences.

The objects of the ISF are the relief of sickness by the promotion, preservation and protection of health based on the context of self-care. ISF?s core strategies are 1. Helping to develop evidence-based self-care concepts, practices and policies and 2. Helping to promote the role of self-care in health.

Promoting interest in St. George's Memorial Church, Ypres and acting as a link between the church and people in the United Kingdom and overseas. Co-operating with other organisations in Belgium and Britain for the benefit of the church. Making grants to the church for specific projects. Arranging visits to the church by groups of members of the Friends.

Discussion, information and knowledge sharing focal point for individual humanitarian logisticians and organisations involved in humanitarian transport and logistics. Networking of volunteers abroad.

Raise money from contributors & make grants for individuals & institutions meeting our requirements, according to funds available.

The International Positive Education Network (IPEN) brings together people and organisations in education committed to promoting the development of children's' and young peoples' character and well-being alongside their personal and academic achievements in order for them the flourish. Our growing network has three purposes: reform policy, change educational practices and support collaboration.

The promotion of research and education in the area of neuroscience.

We run peer to peer support groups online for tongue cancer patients aged 18-64 and their supporters. We create awareness raising and educational content to promote the existance of tongue cancer within the younger patient population, campaign for changes in best practice to improve patient outcomes and advocate for better patient support services.

Holding regular worship services to promote the public benefit of the Christian faith in the community

We carry out our objects by receiving donations from members of the public and distributing these to refugees, both in the local community and across the world. Any items unsuitable for distribution are sold at a reduced rate to the local community.We aim to be zero waste wherever possible, using all donated items in some form, donating to other charities where no other options are available.

To develop education, scientific knowledge, research and clinical expertise of the highest quality and establish standards in the field of venous disease.To promote collaboration between phlebological societies, health agencies and authorities at national and European level.To organise congresses, seminars, research and provide research grants.

HOLDING REGULAR WORSHIP SERVICES TO PROMOTE THE PUBLIC BENEFIT OF SPIRITUAL EMPOWERMENT THROUGH PRACTICING THE PRINCIPLES OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH.

Raising funds and making grants in furtherance of the Objects

RESCUE, FOSTER & ADOPT DOGS OF THE GREAT DANE & GREAT DANE CROSS BREEDS. DANELINE USES 'FOSTER' HOMES ALL OVER THE UK INSTEAD OF KENNELS WHILE WE FIND THE RIGHT HOMES FOR THE DOGS. THE 'FOSTER PARENTS' PROVIDE LOCAL HELP AND ADVICE THROUGHOUT THE ADOPTION AS WELL AS PROVIDING A VITAL LINK IN THE AFTERCARE SERVICE. WE ALSO MAKE GRANTS TO & ASSIST OTHER UK REGISTERED CHARITIES WITH SIMILAR PURPOSES.

Scholarships for a year's tuition awarded to three successful applicants from the UK for the College of Europe, who would otherwise have been unable or found it difficult to accept the places offered to them. Publicising the availability of the scholarships and raising the money to finance them from willing donors.

Developing the skills of choral music and presenting concerts for the financial benefit of charitable and community groups. Performances are mostly , but not exclusively, within the City of York and North Yorkshire