Charities In France

The Trust is set up for the sole purpose of supplying financial assistance to all aspects of Personal Construct Psychology Education for those studying it, doing research and setting up courses

The charity's main objective is to advance education and preserve and protect public health, by providing a platform for education and exchange of medical and scientific expertise in the sub-speciality of ophthalmology.

The holding of events and conferences covering the scientific areas of bioderioration, biodegration and industrial microbiology for educational purposes. We make occasional grants to students studying in these areas or provide financial support for them to attend events.

Advancement of the Christian faith.

Our underlying drive is to promote guided reflection within teams as a way to improve and maintain patient safety and contribute to a supportive culture of dialogue and learning in clinical environments world wide.We are continuing the work commenced under a Horizon 2020 - Marie Curie Grant, ensuring sustainability of our educational activities and fostering further patient safety initiatives.

To promote and protect the physical and mental health of individuals experiencing hair loss through cancer treatment, in particular but not exclusively working within hospitals and charitable organisations throughout the UK, to provide support and practical advise on scalp care, how to wear scarves, hats and other head wear. HeadWrappers also offer the same service online.

Erasmus+ opportunitiesWorkshopsLeadership ProgrammeAward Scheme Service Project Youth CampFundraising EventStudy abroadVolunteer abroadTake part in a youth exchange

Voluntary Brass Band

Meetings, talks, readings, exhibitions, outings, publications to advance the education of the public in all matters relating to the writings of poet and novelist Francis Brett Young. Appropriate money-raising activities to finance this.

The Charity has general charitable objects. It carries out its purposes by making grants to charities registered with the Charity Commission of England and Wales and also to organisations abroad who apply the grants to purposes that are recognised as charitable in English law.

We bring Joy is a charity that came around after a trip in DRC Congo. The aim for this charity is to help less fortunate people and homeless people and children that have lost their family and have no one to help or support them. we also do prison visits as there are people in there that have no one to feed them. we also visit hospitals, churches and so on. In a nutshell we want to help everyone

To assist retired, former Christian missionaries

To develop networks and training opportunities which will enable academics, journalists, women activists and students in the Arab world and Europe to exchange experience, pormote and raise the awareness of: Cultural, religious and social tolerance.Dialogue between Arab world and WestHuman rights concepts.Woman's rights conceptsFree media concepts

Promotion of the Metamorphic Technique to the general public through seminars, workshops and literature. To promote awareness, understanding and use of the Metamorphic technique in the UK and internationally and to uphold standards in practising and teaching the Technique.

Grants to Jewish Religious Organisations and Indigent Jewish Persons and General Charities

The Association was formed with the aim of furthering interest in the period 1914-1918, to perpetuate the memory, courage and comradeship of those of all sides who served their countries in France, Flanders, other theatres, and in their own countries during the Great War. It does not seek to justify or glorify war. It is not a re-enactment society nor is it commercially motivated.

Development of the courses for Christian Disciples that form the basis of the Genuine Imitation materials. Making financial donations to others in order to help in some small way those in poverty or under personal threat to their safety who are known to the Trust.

The Virgil Society usually holds five public meetings each year in central London which are attended without charge by members and non-members. Meetings include presentations of paper, discussion sessions and readings from the works of Virgil. A Newsletter is published for members twice a year. Members range from those who are Virgilian scholars to those who have a basic knowledge of Latin.

Activities centre on supporting Bill and Jan Gordon as mission workers living in France. This includes organising meetings to share the good news of Jesus Christ, bringing together Christians from Protestant and Catholic traditions, organising Christian teaching meetings, and visiting and teaching at churches and conferences in France and the Channel Islands.

Support for education, training medical staff, relief from poverty and helping people with disabilities or medical needs.

The Vinaver Trust offers grants to aid the publication of scholarly works in the field of Arthurian studies. It also offers grants for postgraduate study for research degrees under the terms of the Barron Bequest.

We run peer to peer support groups online for tongue cancer patients aged 18-64 and their supporters. We create awareness raising and educational content to promote the existance of tongue cancer within the younger patient population, campaign for changes in best practice to improve patient outcomes and advocate for better patient support services.

Promotion of the talents of dyslexic people and people with dyslexic tendencies. Advice line for anyone with dyslexic problems.

The Lefevre Trust aims to increase understanding between young people in the UK and France by providing funding for visits that are part of collaborative projects. All groups of 11-19 year olds from the formal or informal education sectors are eligible to apply. We can fund youth groups, extra-curricular clubs, sports teams, schools, theatre troupes, arts organisations etc.

1. To promote for the public benefit the advancement, appreciation, understanding andeducation of music.2. To relieve the needs of refugees and others who are victims of war and trouble by theprovision of music therapy.