Charities In Guernsey

Promotes the conservation and preservation of all species of waterfowl and strives to educate through attendance at educational activities and other public events. This includes the education of the public via social media about some of the myths regarding the welfare of waterfowl. Producing academic studies such as looking into the genetic purity of endangered species of waterfowl.

The India Association committee is made up of some 300 professional businessmen and women from all walks of life, who use their expertise and contacts to help raise awareness and funds for worthy causes and other charitable organisations both in the UK and abroad.

Spencer West Foundation makes grants to charities and causes nominated to it by people who work at any of the offices of international law firm Spencer West. Spencer West colleagues are required to have an established connection with the charity or cause they nominate, which connection helps ensure the grant is spent for the purpose for which it was provided.

The advancement of the Christian religion for the benefit of the public, in accordance with the Rule of the Third Order, Society of Saint Francis (comprising The Principles; The Constitution; and the forms of Profession and Renewal), in particular but not exclusively by supporting the Third Order, Society of Saint Francis and making grants.

Advance the education of the public worldwide in sustainable living and business practices, including research, sharing examples of good practice and storytelling.

Review unresolved cases relating to missing persons & unidentified bodies and body parts, seeking new lines of inquiry using new & innovative investigative tools & techniques, through partnerships with volunteers, academic institutions & law enforcement agencies in support of families and those affected by anyone who is missing, at no cost to the families, primarily in the UK, and globally.

The Charity exists for the advancement of the education of the pupils of Elizabeth College Guernsey.

The diffusion of Unitarian principles and the support of member congregations in their work in the community through regular meetings, social events and such other joint activities as may from time to time be decided.

THE CHARITY WILL UNDERTAKE ACTIVITIES FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT OF PEOPLE IN THE UK AND IN VERY DEPRIVED COUNTRIES WORLDWIDE; THOSE IN EXTREMELY HIGH POVERTY AND AS SUCH WILL ASSIST GLOBAL COMMUNITIES IN SUCH CHARITABLE WAYS AS THE TRUSTEES SEE FIT

Promotion of a greater knowledge of the field botany of the British Isles by encouraging people to identify and record wild plants, the publication of a magazine, the organisation of field meetings and the making of grants to support education about field botany and the publication of relevant material.

We help children and families access treatments that improve health and life experiences when not readily available through statutory bodies like the NHS. This is achieved through developing programs that provide vital emotional and practical support.

The Foundation collects funds from the Leonard Curtis group and its staff for the purpose of making grants to independent charities throughout the United Kingdom and Channel Islands for the good of the general public and mankind.

To pay and apply the income of the trust fund for such charitable purpose as the trustees shall from time to time in their absolute discretion think fit; and pay and apply the whole of the capital in any manner in which they are authorised to pay the income.

The aim of the Odinist Fellowship shall be to practise, promote and propagate Odinism. By Odinism is meant the original, indigenous form of heathen, polytheistic religion and spiritual beliefs, practised by the ancestors of the English and related northern European peoples, as embodied in the Eddas and as they have found expression in the wisdom and in the historical experience of those peoples.

The charity has continued to raise awareness of its existence and ability to support families with local fetes, Christmas Fayres, stalls, etc. Providing information through leaflets and word of mouth of the effects of childhood cancer, particularly in the very young. The trustees provided emotional support to newly diagnosed families and advise them of options available for support.

1) To promote the relief of sickness, of mental or physical disability, or stress and of hardship of children anywhere in the world 2) To advance the education and health of children by encouraging and assisting the provision of opportunities and facilities

Provision of financial support and guidance to communities and organisations in need including under privileged; displaced and under developed communities. The charity supports the provision of health, education, welfare and community inclusion. Including supporting hospital services, clean water supply, skills training and infrastructure.

# Children's Activities - Supplementary Education Class, Mother Tongue Class, Play Activities# Healthy living Class# Capacity Building and community Development work# Cultural Events and functions# Outreach Work# Sewing Class

We provide support to relieve financial hardship amongst ambulance, police or fire service personnel injured in the course of duty (and the families and dependants of such personnel) and at the Trustees' discretion to those injured in any other circumstances and through grants awarded to support projects of existing Emergency Services focused Charities.

The object of the ISSDP is to advance education for the public benefit into the effects of drug policy through the undertaking of study and research and the publication and dissemination of the useful results thereof. The ISSDP provides a worldwide forum for the development and dissemination of research on drug policy. ISSDP runs an annual conference, regional meetings and other events.

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XLH UK exists to help those with X-linked hypophosphatemia (XLH) and their families living in the UK. We organise events and maintain a website with resources and news. We raise awareness by sharing stories of the lived experience. We also contribute to research into the multiple aspects of this rare condition, to better inform the development of new treatments and standards for best care.

WomenEd is a global community elevating women leaders in education and working to ensure gender equity. we offer support through, events, mentorship, blogs, our books, online discussion and social media.

The ultimate aim of ISGEO is to reduce eye disease, prevent blindness and preserve sight and increase visual rehabilitation globally, through promoting epidemiological, operational and health systems research and dissemination of the findings. ISGEO organises conferences where researchers can meet and exchange findings and ideas. ISGEO also awards small research grants, funds permitting.

To further any charitable purpose for the public benefit of women and others worldwide who are in need, in particular by their advancement of their health and the saving of their lives by supporting the promotion of good health and providing benefit for the relief of their sickness, disease or human suffering.