Charities In Eswatini

Fab Foundation UK exists to inform, advise, support and help raise donations for supplementary/replacementequipment for new and existing FabLabs in the UK. The Foundation provides training opportunities and supportto groups, individuals and organisations wishing to set up their own FabLab. Although centered in the UK, the Foundation works internationally with a particular emphasis on British C

The Charity recycles sports kit, primarily cricket, for the benefit of young people in the UK and overseas. Through this we make a positive and tangible impact on young peoples' lives by giving them a chance to participate in sporting activities, promoting social inclusion and also protecting the environment.

To help young people through providing support, education, and activities which develop there skills and capabilities to enable them to participate in society as mature and responsible individuals.

Recycle and/or rebrand counterfeit items and redistribute them to those who are underprivileged/in povertyEducate the public about waste generation, management and recyclingIncrease public participation in the prevention and solution of crime in particular associated with counterfeit products Other activities which address both the causes (prevention) and the consequences (relief) of poverty

SSCF has forged a bond with a small village community in Swaziland. We aim to help support the local primary school by providing basic learning tools and equipment. A library has been set up and stocked,a play-pump installed to provide clean water for the school and pit latrines and hand washing facilities are in place.Future plans include setting up of vegetable plots and small animal husbandry.

The Charity provides grants to individuals and organisations for the benefit of the public and other charities or voluntary bodies

Providing educational books and materials, stationery and other teaching resources to improve literacy. Improving teacher standards by providing teacher training. Arranging school twinning programmes.

We believe in the potential of the food system to solve the world's most intractable problems, from poverty and hunger to the economy and the environment. We work to unlock this potential.

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The John and Anne Newton Foundation's mission is to improve access to and opportunities for primary level education in lesser developed countries. Its activities aim to effect positive change to basic literacy and numeracy; promote independence and self-sufficiency; encourage aspirations, build capacity and make sustainable improvements, thereby contributing to a reduction in dependency.

We are an agency for non-profit organisations in the sub-Saharan African region. We are committed to helping non-profit organisations to thrive by addressing one of their biggest challenges, namely accessing sustainable funding from local and international Donors. We do this by providing uniform rating criteria to establish the legitimacy and trustworthiness of an NPO, while providing assistance.

1. Advancement of education. 2. Alleviation of poverty. 3. Artistic, cultural and multicultural activities. 4. Charitable and welfare activities.

The advancement of education and professional development in the science and technology of brewing, distilling and related industries through the provision of professional examinations and qualifications that are recognised globally and supported by appropriate training and seminars.

The Charity was incorporated to carry out projects that relieve poverty for the public benefit in Africa, advance education for the public benefit in United Kingdom and to preserve and protect good health of young and elderly people.

The principal object of the charity is to support Charities and Organisations that assist people who have sufferedfrom the lack of justice, fairness , freedom and equal opportunities.

Promoting the use of operational research / management sciences in government and industry across Africa in particular

Our planet's biosphere is under increasing pressure from pollution, climate change, overexploitation and land-use change. Biodiversity is rapidly declining. How will the biosphere respond, how societies be affected, how can this change be steered to the benefit of humanity? IITE aims to promote advancement, teaching and application of theoretical ecology in order to address these questions.

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The provision of anti-retroviral and/or other medical treatments.The provision or assistance to provide projects to grow nutritious food, to develop initiatives to involve local communities for such provision.Support for members of the community affected directly or indirectly through HIV/Aids so as to improve their conditions of life and the relief in case of financial distress of dependants.

Development and sharing of International Best Practice relating to management of the local environment, including through an Awards process.

The goal of The Billion Child Foundation is to enable a billion children to gain a quality education over the next decade by upgrading the performance of underperforming schools and conducting national parenting skills programmes.

TO PROVIDE AID AND SUPPORT FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT AND TO PROMOTE THE PROTECTION AND WELFARE OF RARE AND ENDANGERED SPECIES OF WILDLIFE COUPLED WITH THE PRESERVATION OF THEIR NATURAL HABITAT IN THE UK AND WORLDWIDE.

We will deliver sport for development activities that align with our objects of promoting community participation in healthy recreation, the advancement of charitable purposes through the medium of sport and advancing education of persons of all ages by developing their mental, physical and moral capabilities through leisure time activities.

The advancement of education.The development of the capacity & skills of people in economically disadvantaged areas to better able them identify & help meet their needs & participate more fully in society. Grants may be made to individual charitable beneficiaries, UK registered charities & other organisations (in the UK & abroad) that carry out activities that are charitable under English law.