Charities In Burundi

Time Out Mission assists better quality of life especially for poor peoples of the world. This is through training and support of agricultural and business forums. These forums encourage a greater sense of community and helping one another, as well as the means to provide education and training in low cost, effective practical farming techniques, which are accessible to even the poorest peoples.

SkyAngels Air Ambulance has been formed to provide the United Kingdoms with its first national air ambulance fixed-winged aircraft service. Our service will give the NHS an extra air ambulance option and bring us in-line with all other developed countries. Regional airline partnerships to help transfer patients by air with medical escorts. Funded & Flying on behalf of the general public.

EFAC seeks to further fellowship between Anglican evangelicals throughout the world, promoting a strong biblical witness as being essential for the life and health of the Anglican Communion and being a resource for developing and encouraging biblically faithful witness and leadership in all spheres of life.

Seeking creative ways to reach and help people of various nations with the gospel and practical help.

To support financially current Missionary activities in countries as diverse as Chile, Sierra Leone Romania, Ethiopia and the Ukraine. Regular reports received from these countries attest to the impact of these activities for the good in the lives of many people in the mining communities served by the local evangelists.

In this financial year the Foundation has continued to raise support from individual donors. Funds have been used in to support two principal areas of activity: grants supporting staff students and graduates connected to national student movements, to enable their participation in training events; the creation of online and printed resources to support local ministry among young professionals.

To give small grants to a broad range of Quaker & other UK registered charities or Non-Governmental organisations.

Computers for Charities provides IT / Educational support to UK and Overseas Charities and Voluntary organisations. Primarily as developers of educational and vocational initiatives to aid registered organisatons. Supply of refurbished equipment and resources. Plus involvement of humanitarian aid where required.

To improve equality of access and the quality of education provision for children and young people primarily in communities impacted by conflict. By means of making grants, provision of teacher training and professional development, creation of educational materials and development of facilities to charities, schools, other organisations and individuals.

Health awareness workshops and support group on HIV and STIs for affected individuals and their carersFinancial Hardship support via fundin Trusts.Support groups work with young carersHIV Prevention /STIs, conferences etc.Holiday and Breaks for client groupActivities for youth carers and families affectedParenting workshopsIT and job trainingReferrals to mainstream TB awarenes

Working globally, for the public benefit, to advance education among the public, medical practitioners, patients, and others, about antimicrobial resistance (AMR) through the provision of educational resources, programmes, advocacy development, community building and tools including a website, social media campaigns, webinars, events, and other media.

The advancement of education and in particular the production of the scholarly journal The Kantian Review

SWT supplies Biblical teaching and training literature to pastors, teachers and libraries in the poorest nations of the world where this is unavailable or unaffordable. SWT also supplies resources online as website downloads and direct emails.

During the financial year 2011-2012, the UCJC has supported both deprived and disadvantaged members of the church and non-members locally and across the UK by providing a range of social activities, care, and general support including home visiting and befriending, emotional support, advice and information sharing, guidance, advocacy. .

IUSTI has organised a number of educational events promoting the uptodate management of STIs and genital conditions. The union has campaigned on behalf of patients to the UN and WHO and developed guidelines for the mangement of STI.The Union promotes research.

THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION IN THE FIELD OF NATURAL SCIENCE

Support and assistance to church planting groups and leaders worldwide, mainly with House Church planting movements and implementing faith in the work place, including projects in Burundi.Support for training Kenyan and other people in the training centre established in northern Kenya and local House Churches.Providing financial support to individuals, groups or churches in need or distress.

For the last 50 years we have been supporting primarily the Italian community as well as other ethnic communities in the city. We visit the sick (home/hospital). Our house is a place of prayer for those in need. We support Catholic Chaplaincy in prison as well as visiting people in work places and are involved in youth programs. We also support special projects in Africa & Brazil.

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.

Promotion of the Christian religion through evangelism and education

The British Council Benevolent Fund's charitable purpose is the alleviation of financial hardship for British Council employees, both past and present, and their families, globally. The overriding criterion for assistance being immediate need and financial difficulty for example as a result of illness, bereavement, natural disaster such as earthquakes/floods or in areas of conflict.

Love Burundi seeks to advance the education of undergraduate and post-graduate students at Bujumbura Christian University (BCU) by providing grants to assist them with their education and by providing grants to assist BCU with the provision of appropriate training courses and conferences and more generally to advance the education of students in Burundi,

- Assisting children from poor families to access education through fees and materials. Supporting unemployed and unskilled individuals into employment. Providing grants for community development, healthcare and refugee support. International health aid including nursing and mental health support in areas affected by war or disaster. Expanding into supported living and mental health care in UK.

The main areas of activity are:- sustainable grant-making through partnerships with grass-roots non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in Africa;- Education and development programmes (website, programme tour/safari, programme conference and newsletter);- Research/ fact-finding site visits to Africa.

We provide free EEG equipment, local staff training and remote EEG interpretation (TeleEEG) for epilepsy clinics in the developing world.