Charities In Botswana

Promoting the conservation and regeneration of the environment generally throughout theCommonwealth, through supporting, scaling and implementing regenerative projects and promotingscientific and academic research and education.

Church activities in the UK, Botswana, and Zimbabwe

1. The maintenance, improvement, or provision of public amenities in Nigeria by providing modern state art toilets and wholesome drinking water and washing facilities in Rural Areas, Transport Parks, and other areas showing appalling state of sanitary facilities; and2. To educate the population in subjects of health and safety.?

Supporting children and education in Africa.

Funding has been provided in line with the charity criteria. CHAT Kenya for a women's health project in West Laikipea;Gobi Oasis in Mongolia for teaching people to grow vegetables, plant treesBiochar/ TLUD cooking stove project women in MozambiqueTraining programs in horticulture establishing seedling nurseries ScotlandTraining programmes in sustainable energy/ fuel efficiency

In Botswana - where 20% of people live below the poverty line - access to affordable veterinary care is limited. MAWS (UK) raises funds to provide free animal welfare services in Maun, where more than 20,000 dogs owned by low income villagers have been sterilised and vaccinated by international veterinary volunteers.

The charity gives grants to promote the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment for the benefit of endangered or threatened species.

The Rotary Club of Stone & District provides Community Service locally, nationally and internationally either by volunteering or by using funds contributed by members of the Club or by the general public. Such service may include educational grants, or grants to relieve poverty

My Body is My Body Programme is an internationally acclaimed body safety program using music to educate and empower adults and children on child abuse prevention. Distributed in 60 plus countries worldwide, it offers a free resource for communities, parents, teachers, and carers. Our mission is to stop child abuse through positive, non threatening education.

Supporting a Children's Home for children orphaned through HIV/AIDSSupporting a Creche / Nursery for children affected by HIV/AIDS and poverty

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

Delivering education to nurses who work in Operating Theatres in a variety of African Countries. We work collaboratively with Ministries of Health and local nursing organisations, to assist them meet their strategic healthplans.

Utilising life experience, Learning Foundation Developments mission is to enhance all aspects of learning, enabling young people to build on the foundation we provide. Through either 1:1 mentoring, or group based teaching. Our ability to reach and engage the under achieving, at risk and criminal element in society, makes us a partner of first choice for Schools, PRU's & Criminal Justice Systems.

BKLT was formed to raise awareness of Lupus and support research into the causes, treatment and cure of lupus. Since establishment it has made giant strides in raising awareness of lupus. Despite acute funding problems BKLT have continued to make donations towards research.The Trustees remain resolute in pursuit of the charity's aims and objectives. We hope to give an improved performance report.

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.

To advance education including the education of orphans, widows, widowers and single parents in developing countries so as to promote social justice, equality and well being of people and the education of the general public throughout the world on the issues of poverty, ill health and injustice experience by groups mentioned above in parts of Africa, the UK or the world as the trustees think fit.

The Osteogenesis Imperfecta Foundation Network support those living with Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI). Our purposes are to: promote public awareness on the condition, provide information, give advice support and provide equipment to anyone affected by OI; making connections to both the medical community and those living with OI for treatment purposes where necessary.

The Trustees shall apply on an international basis the income and capital of the Trust for the following charitable purposes - Environment, Social Inclusion, Education & the Arts and Relief for Refugees & those in need. This will be achieved bythe awarding of grants to appropriate organisations operating within the above areas and the subsequent monitoring of the impact the grants have made.

HIV and AIDS EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES, ESPECIALLY ORGANIZATION OF INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES ON PSYCHOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES

DART PROVIDE TEAMS OF PROFESSIONALLY QUALIFIED AND EXPERIENCED ARBORISTS, TRAINED AND EQUIPPED TO SUPPORT DISASTER RELIEF OPERATIONS WORLDWIDE. IN ADDITION TO DEALING EFFICIENTLY WITH TREES THAT POSE A DANGER TO THE DISASTER HIT COMMUNITY OR AN OBSTRUCTION TO THE RELIEF EFFORT, THEY TRAIN LOCAL VOLUNTEERS AND DONATE MODERN EQUIPMENT TO PROVIDE RESILIENCE AGAINST FUTURE EXTREME WEATHER EVENTS.

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.

Africa Airborne Conservation (AAC) is a registered charity and was founded in 2019 to preserve, conserve, protect and improve the physical and natural habitats of species in Africa at risk of extinction, particularly the Lycaon Pictus, the African Wild Dog by furthering education through research and understanding of species at risk of extinction. Our aim is to achieve this by using a unique UAV

The International Society for Biomolecular Archaeology (ISBA) is an international community of researchers working on degraded biological remains from a range of archaeological and paleontological contexts. The society has an educational purpose, and aims to promote the study of ancient biomolecules to better understand our shared past. We provide micro-grants, bursaries, and prizes.

The conservation of endangered species of animals by the provision of grants.The advancement of education for the public benefit on rehabilitation and reintroduction of wild animals, which are endangered, orphaned, sick, injured or abused.Raising awareness of standards and necessary requirements to rehabilitate and reintroduce wild animals to their natural habitats.