Charities In France

The relief of former members of the Armed Forces of the Crown who served during WWII. The commemoration of those who died while on active service, through an annual visit to Normandy for veterans of the D-Day landings. The education of the public, especially younger generations, in the history of WWII in particular through the memories of veterans.

To promote public interest in and the science of the breeding of Arabian horses; to advance education for the benefit of the public about horses, horse welfare and Arabian horses in particular; to promote and facilitate the acquisition and distribution of knowledge in all countries of the history, care and treatment of the Arabian breed.

The EHE Rare Cancer Charity (UK) has three key objectives. Firstly we provide support to patients diagnosed with epithelioid haemangioendothelioma (EHE), a very rare form of vascular sarcoma. Secondly we are raising funds to support and fund research into EHE. Thirdly, we are working to raise awareness of EHE and to secure greater attention and improved care for people diagnosed with EHE.

To advance the education of the public in the appreciation of fine and decorative arts, in particular OldMaster works of art in the UK and abroad

Creates forums to explore racial and national tensions and seek reconciliation. Taught Good Governance courses and held Reconciliation Training. Held a Parenting Skills course. Commemorate UN days that foster inter-religious and inter-community understanding and cohesion. We are planning to support education for poor children in Pakistan, Mediator Training and Character Education in Nigeria.

Publishes a quarterly Journal of Record to promote the advancement and spreading within the Service of knowledge relevant to the higher aspects of the Naval Profession.Provides a web-site in support of the same activity

Supports European research and researchers in materials through coordination of collaboration and dissemination of information on ab initio computational modelling among the European research community, and from the research community to others outside.

The making of grants to support inter-religious studies.

- Community support services- Promoting education- Alleviating poverty - Human Rights promotion- Conflict resolutions - Health promotion

FACE supports Eastern Christians, in particular those who suffer discrimination or persecution in the Middle East, through locally organised projects that enable them: to remain in their homelands; to maintain their homes, schools, churches & hospitals; to create employment opportunities; to promote interreligious dialogue; and to be mediators and peacemakers in their multi-faith communities.

Provides funding to individual Catholic young people aged 16 - 24 to undertake voluntary work lasting a minimum period of 10 days or who help to look after sick pilgrims visiting Lourdes.

ICYE UK encourages wider life experience and inter-cultural awareness through the provision of supported voluntary placements, in a range of social and environmental projects that aim to be of direct benefit to local communities. ICYE UK aims to promote inter-cultural understanding, equality of opportunity and democratic involvement, through the exchange of people and ideas.

Virtus: World Intellectual Impairment Sport enables more than 500,000 athletes with an intellectual impairment to compete and excel in sport. As a recognised member of the International Paralympic Committee, we organise a worldwide competition programme and are supported by member organisations in more than 80 countries.

The aim of the Association is to advance the education of the public in the subject of econometrics and its applications to a variety of fields in economics, in particular, but not exclusively, by advancing and supporting research in that field, and disseminating the results of such useful research to the public.

The European Province of the Third Order, through groups, organises activities and publications, which reflect aspects of Franciscan Spirituality. The Province also seeks to sponsor educational opportunities for individuals from deprived parts of the Order to enable lay or ordained individuals to increase their own Franciscan knowledge which may then be shared with their home communities.

We distribute Bibles and other related literature in response to requests from anywhere in the world.We support preaching the Christian gospel, including travel to meet any requesting baptism.We help with relief of poverty amongst those we meet.

The activities are, through the use and understanding of information technology to:- seek the advancement of education - seek the advancement of research- improve the condition of life for the disadvantaged or disabled - support the relief of poverty- support for disaster relief efforts

The promotion and advancement of trenchless technology for the public benefit worldwide. This includes education, training, research, the compilation and archiving of technical information, publication and dissemination of trenchless news and information, organising exhibitions and conferences and co-operating with similar organisations dealing with underground utilities and underground space.

Training - to encourage people in areas such as deepening their Christian faith to involvement with the projects we work with. Mercy Ministries - projects such as Food Banks, Drop-ins, Street Ministry, Community Projects/Centres and work with the Homeless, Refugees and Asylum Seekers. Evangelism - We are working to express Godly Love through our belief that everyone has value and purpose.

Religious Activiies

The relief of those in need, by reason of youth, age, ill health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage. Support of Christian organisations which promote pastoral care and well being in their communities.

THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE SIKH FAITH AND ITS PRACTICES IN THE UK & ABROAD BY ARRANGING LECTURES AND SEMINARS, CONFERENCES & EDUCATIONAL CAMPS. THESE TAKE PLACE AT UNIVERSITIES, GURUDWARAS, MULTI FAITH EVENTS.

The promotion of appreciation and knowledge of ceramic and other forms of Asian art by means of regular lectures, exhibitions of members' pieces, discussion and handling sessions, as well as the publication of an annual journal and exhibition catalogues on the subject of Asian art.

We help communities harness the potential of forgotten spaces through collaborative design, allowing communities to define their own needs and build the capacity to generate creative, community-driven, co-designed solutions. Rather than dictating design based on ?expert? assumptions, we seamlessly integrate local knowledge into the design process. Our aim: To ignite resilience from within.