Charities In Cardiff

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

Providing riding lessons for Disabled Children

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

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.

Walkfree offers a unique service to people in Cardiff who suffer from panic and agarophobia

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.

PRAYER, COUNSELLING ETC

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

We provide groups that allows an open forum for faith development. Training for ministers, spiritual healers/reiki practitioners. Groups for meditation, young persons work and an internet presence on social networking sites. We also support smaller charities and groups with guidance and advice on faith matters and some small financial assistance/finding.

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

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

As a friends association we organize annual events for the children to take part in. Also events that parents can attend.

The provision of a city centre facility for young people who are suffering socio economic deprivation who require assistance to help and educate them through leisure-time activities so as to develop their physical, mental and spiritual capacities that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society and their conditions of life may be improved.

Social, recreational and sporting activities

Heb Ffin is a charitable trust intending to provide a sustainable model for Christian philanthropy aimed at Wales and Africa. Heb Ffin aims to be an intermediary between the donor and schemes carrying out the front line aid work by adding value to the donation, assisting aid schemes through advice and expertise as well as funding. Currently supporting charities working in Africa and Wales.

Provide advice and help to people in need. Introduce, promote and publicise Bengali language, literature, culture and heritage to mainstream society in the Wales and UK. To support orphans and poor people abroad especially in Bangladesh by providing the opportunity for better education and housing.

Rhiwbina Girlguiding Centre. Previously been used for Girlguiding activities but is temporarily closed whilst consideration is given to rebuilding the hall as it is currently not safe to use.

To promote & advance the musical education of children & young persons under the age of 21 in the Cardiff and Vale of Glamorgan area.In particular to advance their knowledge and appreciation of Brass Band Music

Community Adult Basic Skills Cardiff, (CABS-Cardiff) was founded to help adults with learning disabilities gain the confidence and the basic skills they need to do many of the ordinary activities that most of us take for granted.

The care of all who give their time as vergers and other volunteers within the Church of England.

Student Prize for educational or social achievement

The Angolan Refugee Project exists to empower the Angolan community so they can participate fully in the development of their communities we actively involved in providing services to people of Angolan origin within the United Kingdom and aboard. The activities include the provision of information and advice, raising fund for projects in the UK.

The organisation of Social Gatherings to bring together people from Sudanese origin or decentLanguage School to teach spoken and written Arabic language for children from age six, until GCSE level and some adult learners.Sport events including football, pools, basket ball, Cricket, Table Tennis and TennisSeminars and presentations on the history and political situation in Sudan

The land is held for Educational Use

To promote use of St Andrew and St Teilo's Church in Wales, Cardiff, as a rehearsal and performance venue by the community and local, regional and national arts organisations.