Charities In Cardiff

Emassy of Man are helping children and the elderly with physical and mental disability ,alsothe underpriveledged in UK and globally

maintain a place of regular worship and prayers, in accordance with the instructions in the faith of the Church, in its tradition, history, in accordance with the Apostolic and ancient tradition of the Indian Orthodox Church and subject to the authority of the Holy Episcopal Synod of the Malankara Orthodox Church.

The advancement of Public education in engineering and constructional skills, tradition and heritage in particular, but not exclusively, through the acquisition, construction, maintenance and exhibition of engineering models and the holding of talks, demonstrations workshops and other forms of communication.

The Charity enables at City URC: regular public worship; teaching/promoting Christian faith; the Gospel sacraments; Christian-linked youth activities; support for elderly/unwell; fellowship/pastoral support regardless of background or sexuality; historic building maintenance; providing community premises/resources; supporting Christian education and wider URC charitable work; ecumenical activity.

Providing and supporting Islamic Education through the study of the Quran and Arabic languageProviding facilities regular prayersFostering interfaith relationships and promoting religious harmony in Cardiff and surrounding area.Providing assistance to those in need through Islamic Counselling and dispute resolution.Providing support to young people through leisure-time activities.

a. Providing a place of worship for those who follow the Islamic faith in Cardiffb. Promoting and enhancing the socio-religious betterment of the Muslim communityc. Providing facilities to meet the needs of the Muslim community and in advancement their education, health, social and religious welfared.Encouraging learning and discussion about Islam among Muslims and wider local community

The charitable objects, promoting in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the Church, areprimarily focused on the advancement of religion which is recognised as a charitable purpose havingpublic benefit. All regular public worship is provided free of charge and open to all.

The advancement of the Christian faith according to the principles of the Baptist denomination.

Administration of the Lisvane Memorial Hall complex for the purposes of physical and mental training , recreation and social ,moral and intellectual development through the medium of reading and recreation rooms,library,lectures,classes, recreations and entertainments for the benefits of the inhabitants of Lisvane without distinction of sex or political ,religious or other opinions.

The members of Rumney Chapel seek to be salt and light in our community and run many different groups, meetings, activities and events throughout the week. The whole church is encouraged to meet on a Sunday morning. We run a toddler group, Kidz Klub, Youth Club and Messy Church regularly as well as many more informal meetings.

The objective of the Charity is the furtherance of the Jewish Faith in accordance with the custom of the Movement for Reform Judaism. This objective is met by organising regular acts of worship, education and other activities based in the Synagogue.

The Friends of H.O.P.E funds the work of charities working in the Nilgiri Hills region of Tamil Nadu. and is principally engaged in relief of poverty and creating sustainable futures, whilst encouraging eco-restoration, bio-diversity, improving health,education/training. We also focus on culturally understanding the indigenous and poor communities in South India

We seek to promote the Christian faith in accordance with the doctrinal standards and discipline of the Methodist Church. This is achieved through the activities of our congregation which fall into four main areas: worship; pastoral care; learning and development; mission and outreach.

Only UK registered charities supported. Prospective applicants must apply on line, see webpage. Look at lists of grants made before applying. South Wales is the normal area of operation in the UK. Very few new applicants supported. Successful applicants often known to Trustees. No animal charities, individuals, or UK medical. Be brief. Communication normally only with successful applicants.

The charity is involved in activities in Burkina Faso in line with its objectives, specifically by building and running a school, sponsoring children through high school education, well drilling, evangelism and training, supporting local church pastors, and setting up a mobile dental clinic.

Provide central focus for pan-Indian cultural promotion and promoting values amongst the Indian and indigenous population with view to improving relationship and understanding, thereby reducing inequality, discrimination and disadvantage.

Mental Health Development Service for Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan, working with third sector groups with an interest in mental health, mental health service users and carers.

Teaching, study, practice and the observance of moral discipline all within the Mahayana Buddhist tradition of Atisha and Je Tsongkhapa as taught by Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso, the Founder of the New Kadampa Tradition - International Kadampa Buddhist Union, through the continuous implementation of the three New Kadampa Tradition Study Programmes.

The advancement of Christianity in accordance with the Statement of Faith. Running a Christian Church with outreach ministries.

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JCT makes grants for charitable purposes in four main areas of funding: population control, the natural environment, education and health.

Soel Connect runs a gospel music group / choir which seeks to bring hope to our communities through music and arts. Our aim is to pioneer in restoring and rebuilding the brokenness within our communities by leading with our sound and encouraging people to take part in life-changing musical experiences. Our activities and involvements enable social integration, interconnectedness and self-worth.

Cowbridge Music Festival is an annual festival, held in September in the Vale of Glamorgan, of chamber, instrumental and vocal music, jazz and folk music. Providing opportunities for young musicians it includes an extensive schools outreach programme, concerts given by young musicians and the Chamber Music Seminar. The Festival Fringe was started in 2018 to give opportunities to local music groups

Provide Islamic library facilities open daily containing books & journals on Islam & other faiths, open to all. Islamic lectures, seminars and educational classes led by qualified teachers. Organise youth sports activities for community and social cohesion such as cricket, football & badminton. To facilitate funerals and provide counselling services by qualified counsellors to the bereaved.