Charities In Burundi

IAPO is a global alliance representing patients of all nations across all disease areas and promoting patient-centred healthcare across the world.

Provides services to the Religious Society of Friends [Quakers] worldwide. These services include: making information available to Friends and to the public about Quakers, their beliefs, values and service activities; convening meetings and conferences and exchanges of visitors among Friends; providing the voice of Friends at the United Nations through our General Consultative Status.

Gateway Church Swindon aims to be a continuously growing community of Christian believers who are making a significant spiritual contribution locally, nationally and internationally.

We provide educational support and protection from abuse for some of the worlds most vulnerable children facing multiple discriminations, with a focus on conflict and post conflict countries. We do this by training teachers; raising awareness oF the right to education; training social workers; delivering vocational training; conducting health education; and building and rehabilitating schools.

For the public benefit the relief and assistance of people in any part of theworld who are the victims of war or natural disaster, trouble, or catastrophe inparticular by the supply of food, water, sanitary and personal hygiene productsand digital education tools.

To help relieve poverty, sickness and distress associated with AIDs

The objects of the Foundation are to advance education and promote research for the public benefit in particular but without limitation by accelerating, promoting and facilitating research data sharing and exchange and (saving for purposes incidental and ancillary to those objects) no other purposes.

Kepplewray challenges exclusion and is founded on a commitment to bring disabled and non-disabled people together as equal partners.We operate a fully accessible education and activity centre offering adventure, challenge and relaxation with full-board accommodation and home-cooked food. We provide training on disability awareness and undertake access auditing.

Free The Wild endeavours to stop the suffering of wild animals in captivity and educate global communities on the importance in sustaining wildlife. We aim to move mistreated animals into sanctuaries or rehabilitate them for release into the wild. We work to educate and improve on zoos and likened establishments through professional carers, handlers and veterinary support.

THE SUPPORT OF THE CONGREGATIONAL LEADERSHIP TEAM; THE SUPPORT OF THE INTERNATIONAL CONGREGATION THROUGH INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS AND ACTIVITIES; THE SUPPORT OF THE SISTERS IN AFRICA AND THEIR MINISTRIES; AND THE SUPPORT, THROUGH GRANTS, OF THE FORMATION, PROJECTS AND RETIREMENT NEEDS OF THE REGIONS AND PROVINCE WHERE THEY ARE NOT ABLE TO BE FUNDED BY THE REGIONS AND PROVINCE THEMSELVES.

ADIf works to prevent animal cruelty, our work inc. rescue/care of neglected animals. To advance scientific research into alternative techniques/substitutes to replace use of animals in medical/other research Lord Dowding Fund for Humane Research transferred from founding organisation National Anti-Vivisection Society to ADIf in resolution approved by Society?s directors on/effective 26 June 2016.

NB: T & J Meyer Family Foundation DOES NOT ACCEPT UNSOLICITED PROPOSALSMission: Grant and invest in health, education and conservation to alleviate human suffering

general church activities; mission work overseas; sharing gospel message; publishing Jesus and making Him known

Promoting in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the church

Aiming to tackle the effects of loneliness and isolation internationally and within the UK by providing representation, advice, equipment, fostering cooperation, undertaken research and developing initiatives. Particular older people, people who are vulnerable or disabled and people who are disadvantage by illness or social isolation. Priority is given work that significantly relieve loneliness.

The charity relieves immediate financial distress when a member, who must be Serving in the RAF, dies from whatever cause, by making grants to their nominated beneficiary.

We provide sponsored educational support for children in East & Central Africa. Financial support is sent to support individuals, community groups, health clinics and schools. The provision of knitted clothing and blankets to Eastern European orphanages via our shipping partners. The joint funding of small local initiative projects with our overseas partners

Walk21 works with local communities to assess their environment and identify opportunities for improving walkability with the app. We run an international conference to disseminate best practice and share knowledge and network. We advocate for walking at a range of international forums and run workshops with local governments to develop the capacity to deliver better walkability.

Full details of the many varied activities of the Church may be found in the Annual Report of the Trustees for the year to 31 December 2019

52 Lives changes someone's life every week of the year and inspires people to be kind. People nominate someone in need and every week we choose someone to help, share their story and provide what they need. We also run extra projects to help larger numbers of people. In addition, we provide Kindness Workshops for schools which empower children to create positive change and improve their wellbeing.

To advance such charitable purposes (according to the law of England and Wales) as the trustees see fit from time to time.

DeafReach supports educational and vocational training services for deaf and deafblind children and young people in sub-Saharan Africa

The advancement of the Christian faith and the provision of relief, education & assistance for persons in need, hardship or distress.

Sunday ServiceChildrens ClubsLeading and supporting activities beneficial to the community of Epsom & Ewell

The International Society of Hypertension (ISH) is the premier global body dedicated to research, education and clinical excellence in blood pressure and related cardiovascular disease. Highlighted activities include: Scientific Meetings, New Investigator and Women in Hypertension Research networks and educational activities with a focus on economically disadvantaged countries.