Charities In India

1. To promote the efficiency of the Brigade of Gurkhas in particularly but not exclusively by: a) Fostering esprit de corps and comradship by promoting and maintaining contact among serving and former members of the Brigade of Gurkhas b) Preserving the history and traditions of the former Regiment; and 2. To releive poverty among former members of the Regiment and their dependants

To provide funds for the relief of adults and young persons including those physically and mentally handicapped in orphanages, children's homes and like establishments in the Kerala region of India. Generally, this will be by way of providing funds to Rotary Clubs in Kerala for this purpose.

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.

SlumAid supports Underprivileged communities slum dwellers worldwide, mainly through volunteering projects. SlumAid recruits and train volunteers who want to make an impact on the lives of children and women living in slums. Through its volunteers, SlumAid provides aids and raise funds for education, women empowerment and health projects. We will employ and train staff from abroad

The advancement of education through the creation. maintenance and development of facilities for the teaching and exchange of information, data, ideas and experiences concerning space travel and the work of astronauts. The provision of bursaries in the form of assistance with travel, fees and books. The fostering of educational exchanges by pupils and teachers from the UK and overseas

Makes grants to Registered Charities, GURU NANAK HOME for Handicapped Children and RJSP Cancer Hospital in Ranchi, India

The CR Fund exists to support and encourage links and visits between Christians in the University of Cambridge and the Christian organisations in Delhi which have developed out of the Cambridge Mission to Delhi.

General charitable and religious educational activities, Medical aid, relief of poverty, famine relief, community development projects, and Animal care internationally.

The principal objects of the trust are to help advance the Christian faith worldwide, to relieve those in need in the United Kingdom and elsewhere and to support other charitable objects as the trustees shall determine. Donations are generally given to a local church fellowship, other local Christian work, Christian workers within the UK and for charitable training and resources.

Supporting those who bring relief and transformation to the poor and needy, largely but not exclusively in Africa and Asia.

Relieving poverty by enabling poor children and youngsters to have education, vocational training, care and medical help.

The Objects of the CIO / charity are the protection and preservation of life/infrastructure/environment by promoting efficient, cost effective and coordinated delivery of emergency service assistance, including but not exclusively the provision of training and service development advice, to help more effectively reduce loss of life and injury in developing countries worldwide. Plus UK communities.

Teaching and training

Provision of grants to charities operations in India and pursuing similar objects. Initially will partner with following charity/trustsBharat Kalyan PratishthanJanki Ashram Seva TrustLoros

The charity's activities are to fund and help manage the building of orphanages, schools, housing for the elderly and medical facilities. The charity will raise its funds through charitable donations and fund raising events.

Co-ordination and support of efforts to improve the lives of a particular area of Gujarat, India. UK activities included cultural events to raise local awareness. Charity maintains links with similar organisations across the world.

- Host a fortnightly support group for the isolated elderly persons, who have been identified and referred by social prescribers in Coventry- Nominate grants to known and established charities in India, as per the charities due diligence grant process, determined by the trustees of the charity.

General Charitable activities for beneficiaries in the UK and worlwide.

Trinity Fellowship Trust is based in Handsworth, Birmingham. The Trust continues to support Living Waters Community Church (LWCC) in their outreach charity work in India (orphanage) & Uganda (primary schools). Recent Community based activities include a twice-weekly programme aimed at supporting black and minority ethnic elderly people and more recent work targeting high-risk vulnerable women.

The advancement of education by the provision of financial support and equipment to the Maggie Higgins Memorial in the Thiruannamalai District of Tamil Nadu in particular.

GRANTS TO ASSIST THE WORK OF THE MARY BRAHMA HEALTH AND RESEARCH FOUNDATION, CALCUTTA, INDIA.

Weekend language classes (Malayalam),Chenda (cylindrical percussion instrument ) classes, Supporting Sahrudaya Royals Cricket Club, other Sports and Arts Day events. Planned Social and Traditional Cultural events etc.,

To date we have built 2 schools and an orphanage, we have also built land with the intention of building a second orphanage. We are now concentrating on child sponsorship to help with the upkeep of the orphanage and the support of 83 orphans. The Orphanage building requires maintenance and structural improvements to its foundation.

To advance the education of children in India in particular those who are in necessitous circumstances. Current projects are devoted to the poor in and around Kandal Village in the the Nilgiris Hills, Tamil Nadu, South India.