Charities In Benin

The Oxford Climate Alumni Network (OxCAN) is a UK-registered charity and global alumni network of the University of Oxford. We host a network built on Oxford alumni connections, to help people collaborate on mitigating and adapting to climate change. As well as managing various online networks for our members, we host events and post public material on our website.

The aim of Keep Kids in School is just that: to help kids that have lost one or both parents to keep going to school in the face of severe poverty. We fundraise and support the work of a local NGO, APEED-Benin, in West Africa. We keep kids in school by paying towards their school fees, buying school books, stationery and cloth to make school uniforms, maintaining a project library and mentoring.

The Trust is set up for the sole purpose of supplying financial assistance to all aspects of Personal Construct Psychology Education for those studying it, doing research and setting up courses

To alleviate charitable need in West Africa using an integrated & holistic community level approach, which takes the concept of a model African village using a particular Gambian village as an exemplar to demonstrate practical sustainable development in action, in a manner that might be applied more broadly to address charitable need in other rural communities in West Africa.

Support mission schools in ghana, togo & benin. Self help projects and an orphange in Togo.Support missions & mission conferences in these nations predominantly. Though we have worked in India, Russia ,Mongolia and the Ukraine. Support the alleviation of poverty through food aid in uk

To further such charitable purposes as the trustees see fit, especially to relieve suffering and to promote spiritual wellbeing including human rights, racial harmony, equality or diversity in the United Kingdom or overseas.

For Tutudesk UK, the activities during the year have primarily focused on establishing the organisation and building the network and relationships that will be required to ensure that the Tutudesk Campaign achieves its initial goal of providing 20 million Tutudesks.

Advocay and representation, Community engagement and involvement, Networking, Training and capacity building, Voice and Champion for the BAME interest

We provide funding to activities in the poorest nations and communities of the world, especially those benefiting marginalised groups such as children, women, and the disabled. We work through organisations who are formally equipped and trained to empower these groups. We work only with those initiatives with which we have a personal connection, and do not respond to unsolicited requests.

Religious services provided within the setting of a Church gathering

to relieve poverty and provide assistance to the needy in all parts of the world affected by war, natural disasters or catastrophes.

To relieve hardship amongst current and former members of the Institution and their families and dependants and former employees of the Institution, in accordance with any grant making policy of the Charity.

RELIEVE POVERTY AND SICKNESS, PARTICULARLY FOR CHILDREN.

OARFDC has been a registered Charity since July 2006 (Registration Number 1115456). We work to benefit and educate African Refugees, Asylum Seekers and their families mainly from Central Africa. We are the only Refugee Groups in Oxford that address social welfare of refugees through Sports. We are affiliated to Football Association, We support refugees, Asylum seeker to break in sports industry.

The advancement of health or saving of lives, the general public/mankind, provides services, religious activities, the prevention or relief of poverty, general charitable purposes, provides advocacy/advice/information.

Supporting smallholder fish farming activities (marine and freshwater, fish, shellfish and plants) together with assisting their growth and development by co-operative and other structures. Providing technological input covering all areas of aquaculture and assisting the education and development of resource poor fish farmers and their organisations and structures both in country and remotely.

1)To advance the religion of Islam by enlightening others mainly through distributing copies of the Quran (including translations to other languages). 2)By distributing the Manzoom Tarjuman Quran, a direct translation of the Quran in the language Urdu in poetry style. It is not simply a translation of the Quran, but is written in a poetry format without adding certain words to translate the Quran.

Relief of poverty in Africa

THE PREVENTION AND RELIEF OF POVERTY IN WEST AFRICA BY PROVIDING ITEMS , GRANTS AND SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS IN NEED AND /OR CHARITIES OR OTHER ORGANISATIONS WORKING TO PREVENT OR RELIEF POVERTY AS THE TRUSTEES DEEM FIT.

Providing transport for Deaf children to and from their schools. Restoring schools for the Deaf. Running sign language classes for Deaf children's parents. Supplying basic educational material to Deaf pupils & schools. Empowering local Deaf associations/groups. Organising awareness training of HIV/Aids to the Deaf community.

Provision of Education and Employment Training, Home work and After school club, trips, art, Interpreting and translating, Drop in advice on health matters, housing, social welfare, capacity building etc...

Grants are made primarily to other registered charities, individuals and not for profit organisations which meet charitable purposes, within the following funding areas:(1) Advancement of Education(2) Advancement of Religion(3) Disasters(4) Relief of Poverty and Financial Hardship(5) Relief of Sickness

Poliphonia is an UK based charity with the purpose of promoting the classical music of the Americas. We promote concerts in the UK with repertoire from composers from the Americas, sponsor young players interested in learning this repertoire, restore music still in manuscript form to facilitate performance and produce recordings and film of performances and educational content.

For the public benefit advancement of the education and well-being of disadvantaged children of African or Caribbean descent, particularly girls under the age of 18, by providing financial assistance through school educational bursaries. This support enables them to access quality educational opportunities, development of digital skills, social and wellbeing development programs.

GFAJ supports development and growth of agricultural journalism, helping to improve agricultural development and public understanding of food and agricultural systems throughout the world. We provide financial assistance, education, training, support and advice; and organise activities including conferences, workshops, tours and seminars to educate journalists, communicators and media workers.