Charities In Burma

Enable persons from the Diocese of Winchester to visit the Churches of Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi and the DRC for the advancement of religion or other charitable work of those. Assist persons from those Churches with travelling or other expenses to visit the Diocese of Winchester. Provide funds for such other charitable purposes as the Bishop of Winchester may decide.

To preserve and contribute to the flourishing of Buddhism.

The development of information systems to inform the worldwide public on the best practices in animal welfare and the law relating to animals in order to advance education and promote humane behaviour towards animals.

Since 2021, we have been actively collaborating with local communities to combat and provide relief from poverty, particularly among former textile factory workers.

Providing teaching resources and professional advice. Contributing towards students' education.

Humanitarian work in Myanmar. Provision of food, shelter and medicines for poor communities and up to 130 former street children now being housed with family groups. Provision of wells in remote villages. Emergency relief in flood disasters as needed. The charity also provides an annual holiday camp for the children and adults.

The Grifaid Charity is about safe water for all, providing access to safe drinking water for families and communities, resulting in the relief of hardship, the preservation of health and the support of education among people in poverty residing in developing countries.

KAG helps support projects for spiritual, humanitarian & educational within Burma & Thailand.- Provide relief aid to homeless Karen on the Thai-Burmese boarder.- Helping to set up long term sustainable projects to help in agriculture & education for the Karen people.- Supporting student education in a Bible school in Chang Mai, North Thailand.Educating within UK about Karen issues

To assist in the promotion of education in the advancement of religion and in the relief of poverty.

To pay and apply the income of the trust fund for such charitable purpose as the trustees shall from time to time in their absolute discretion think fit; and pay and apply the whole of the capital in any manner in which they are authorised to pay the income.

Provision of financial support and guidance to communities and organisations in need including under privileged; displaced and under developed communities. The charity supports the provision of health, education, welfare and community inclusion. Including supporting hospital services, clean water supply, skills training and infrastructure.

# Children's Activities - Supplementary Education Class, Mother Tongue Class, Play Activities# Healthy living Class# Capacity Building and community Development work# Cultural Events and functions# Outreach Work# Sewing Class

"Raindrops UK" started operating in The Philippines, in 2002, registered as a Charity in 2004 and since covered Cities of Need in Cebu Visayas, Manila, the North, Muslim Mindanao 2009 we have extended the coverage to S.Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Indonesia, India in 2020 in Senegal, Burkina Faso, Togo, Mali, Benin, Zimbabwe regions In S.E.ASEAN & Africa direful needy people on earth.

GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSESRELIEF OF POVERTY

We believe every man, women and child has been created with infinate worth and value. For The One seeks to bring healing, hope and restoration to those trapped in sickness and poverty. For The One does this through the following: 1) Advocating 2) Finances3) Investing time in people4) Assist families with practical help5) Health education

Leadership development for female with financial and non-financial means. We call the girls and women we work with "Rising Stars." Financial is focused on support for tertiary education. Non financial is focused on leadership training and mentorship.

This charity endeavours with its very limited resources to support the ongoing work of Evangelical churches and organisations both within the UK (e.g. St John's Church Woking, The Christian Institute and SASRA) and abroad (e.g. Kenya and Myanmar).

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.

Supporting training and Church planting across Myanmar

The ultimate aim of ISGEO is to reduce eye disease, prevent blindness and preserve sight and increase visual rehabilitation globally, through promoting epidemiological, operational and health systems research and dissemination of the findings. ISGEO organises conferences where researchers can meet and exchange findings and ideas. ISGEO also awards small research grants, funds permitting.

To further any charitable purpose for the public benefit of women and others worldwide who are in need, in particular by their advancement of their health and the saving of their lives by supporting the promotion of good health and providing benefit for the relief of their sickness, disease or human suffering.

Partners UK works to raise awareness and funding for people affected by conflict and oppression. We operate in Myanmar and surrounding countries and the Middle East to provide support through:Emergency Relief; food, medicine, and essential supplies.Development; agriculture and animal husbandry.Marginalised people; care for children in refugee camps.Capacity building; support for education

We publish two magazines Crystal Palace Matters, and Crystal Palace Foundation News. We also publish books, DVDs, postcards and prints.We offer help, information and advice about the Great Exhibition at Hyde Park 1851, the Crystal Palace exhibition building at Sydenham 1854-1936 and Crystal Palace Park 1936-present day.Membership subscriptions and publications are available on the website

Sincere Giving helps the Rohingya people of Burma by providing them with food and water facilities such as water pumps and food aid packs. Our aim is to provide medical help for both physical and mental health through setting up clinics and by providing experts.We also aim to build centres to educate and help teach how the poor can find ways to become self-sufficient in the long run.

The India Association committee is made up of some 300 professional businessmen and women from all walks of life, who use their expertise and contacts to help raise awareness and funds for worthy causes and other charitable organisations both in the UK and abroad.