Charities In Cardiff

Provides advice, support, advocacy to Somali people in Cardiff and Vale. The Association runs projects promoting take up of services and provides bilingual staff where possible. The Association with statutory and voluntary sectors to provide service in partnerships.

Supporting the activity of the Glamorgan Heritage Coast Project in conserving the natural beauty of the environment and providing amenities for the general public.

Provision of medical services for maintenance and restoration of sight

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organise fund raising activities within the uk.conduct general monthly meetings to discuss issues affecting Sierra Leonean communities in the uk and back home in sierra leone.proceeds raised go towards relieving poverty and ease suffering of deprived people in third world conntries

Heath RDA runs from Pontcanna Riding school, Cardiff, South Wales . We run an evening group to provide disabled children from the ages of 6-16 access to supported riding.

The objective of the League are to assist patients both in hospital and in community settings with benefits which would otherwise be unavailable to them. The League of Friends disperses funds to help in these objectives.The League operates in the whole of Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan.

The advancement of education through the creation. maintenance and development of facilities for the teaching and exchange of information, data, ideas and experiences concerning space travel and the work of astronauts. The provision of bursaries in the form of assistance with travel, fees and books. The fostering of educational exchanges by pupils and teachers from the UK and overseas

Breast cancer support group for anyone who is having or has had treatment for breast cancer. We meet once a month in Cardiff and once a month in Barry. We also organised weekly walks and ad hoc events.

Promote an interest in natural historySupport other local organisations with similiar aims

To provide rehabilitation & education in Wales for children and young people with acquired brain injury through contracting with statutory agencies, awareness raising, campaigning, advocacy, education and service provision. To benefit children & young people with acquired head injury, their families, partner agencies and the wider community affected by brain injury in children and young people

Raising funds as a PTA to support the children and families of St Cadocs Primary School. Activities include Christmas movie nights, Year 6 Leaver celebrations, Uniform shop and Easter tea. All proceeds are spent within the school community.

Our funds go to support local charities helping the sick, elderly or children, and we support overseas charities through our national organisation.

School uniform donation: Collection of school uniform items that benefit children from 2 - 18 years. Re distribution of collected items to users in need. Items are offered free of charge to help alleviate the struggling cost of living.

Providing riding lessons for Disabled Children

Provision of accommodation for Jewish students

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Promoting the benefit of ethnic minority community in the UK by associating the said people and the local authorities and other organizations in common effort to relieve poverty, advance education, employability, and improving conditions of life. Events, workshops for people to come together, better understand diverse identities, reduce prejudice, promote inclusivity.

Donating monies to orphanages. Bring children over for medical care and respite care.

-Running a charity shop and an OFFICE with ICT/Audiovisual facilities for organisations and users-Providing interpreting & translating (French/Lingala/Swahili)-Publishing Newsletter and booklets -Assisting by door-to-door visits-Celebrating UK/Africa culture, heritage and common UK/Congo history -Connecting Africa/DR Congo & UK & delivering international anti-poverty projects for Africa

We support research into the treatment and causes of gynaecological cancer in South Wales. We also support the development of facilities to improve the care of women with gynaecological cancer.

The Corner runs a community space in Roath, Cardiff, to celebrate and support our local and global community.

Cardiff County Council is responsible for the upkeep of the war memorial.

Facilitating multi-sectoral charitable relationships through cultural exchange between the United Kingdom and Commonwealth countries. Advancing education, religious toleration and poverty relief within the context of delivering the sustainable development goals to tackle present existential and environmental threats. Providing prosocial support to underpin food security and food sustainability.

To provide day and respite provision to adults and children with Learning Disabilities