Charities In India

1) To monitor and oppose caste discrimination practices or policies, which result in and perpetuate caste prejudice in the UK and abroad2) To raise awareness of caste discrimination and its causes3) To take steps to involve all interested people in uniting against caste discrimination, including but not limited to provision of relevant education to those who need it.

AIMS: TO PROVIDE ASISTANCE TO THE NEEDY IN INDIA AND POSSIBLY PAKISTAN.OBJECTIVES: CURRENTLY CONCENTRATING ON PROVIDING SHELTER TO THE VETTED CANDIDATES IN THE DISTRICTS OF THE MAHARASHTA STATE OF INDIA

The objects of the CIO are for the public benefit:-1. the advancement of education2. the advancement of health and 3. the prevention or relief povertyamong people living in India, particularly but not exclusively in the state of Punjab, principally by providing financial aid in such ways as the Charity Trusttees think fit

We provide funding to activities in the poorest nations and communities of the world, especially those benefiting marginalised groups such as children, women, and the disabled. We work through organisations who are formally equipped and trained to empower these groups. We work only with those initiatives with which we have a personal connection, and do not respond to unsolicited requests.

The relief of poverty the preservation and protection of good health and the advacement of education of persons, in particular but not limited to the Punjab India,who are in need of such assistance by the provisions of grants

To advance education including the education of orphans, widows, widowers and single parents in developing countries so as to promote social justice, equality and well being of people and the education of the general public throughout the world on the issues of poverty, ill health and injustice experience by groups mentioned above in parts of Africa, the UK or the world as the trustees think fit.

Since 2002 activities of WNF were carried out by the Mr Antony Winston Netto ( now deceased ) and now by Dr C M Netto and Mr V Netto. Both secondary school and Master of Social Work students are supported financially/educationally/in interpersonal skills. They are encouraged to inculcate empathy for blind people and others less fortunate than themselves.

MiST Foundation is a global medical charity that responds to emergencies triggered by natural disasters or conflict where a need emerges for Limb Reconstruction surgery using an Orthoplastic approach. MiST Foundation establishes surgical Units to move towards self-sufficiency in providing Limb Reconstruction for the local population, regardless of the race, creed or nationality of the patient

Raise funds in the UK to support poor individuals and projects primarily in INDIA.To provide grants and support to alleviate hunger, poverty, hardship and preventive blindness.To raise awareness of the plight of the poor and homeless in India.

To help and assist the villagers of Amalia in the day to day running of their local Mosque in India and also to aid them financially if they require medical aid or educational aid.

Help children and youth in sickness and poverty by the distribution of aid and educational projects.

To Help alleviate poverty and hardship of mankind

The Rushey Mead Foundation is an international charity which provides long term educational support for under privileged children. We also link students and teachers from the UK to the school in India

Provide grants to charities, other organsiations, and individuals in fulfillment of the following charitable purposes:- 1. The advancement of education2. The advancement of physical and mental health 3. The relief and/or prevention of poverty

AIMS & OBJECTIVES(1) - Libraries, reading rooms, laboratories, research (2) - Scholarships and other in-kind aid(3) - Homes for the aged, orphanages & establishments (4) - Institutions for the physically handicapped and disabled or mentally affecte(5) - Assist victims during natural calamities6) - Medical schools, medical colleges, nursing institutions, dispensaries etc

To provide bespoke wheelchairs and other mobility aids to those people who the charity think will benefit most

Charity's objectives are: -advancement of education-promotion of the conservation, protection and improvement of physical and natural environment-relief of hardship and employment.Main activity of the charity for this period has been fund raising for and supporting a school in India.

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.

To promote education for the public benefit in the areas of health, education, environmental awareness, religion, arts, culture, heritage, science, citizenship, community development, and poverty relief, utilising information and social technology to enhance outcomes for socioeconomically deprived communities, in the UK and beyond, including through research activities.

To provide relief for those affected by famine, drought, disasters and poverty.

Alleviation of symptoms and causes of poverty through vocational training, resource and grant provision through fundraising and grants. Freedom from Poverty focuses on people living under the poverty line regardless of race, age, ability or gender.Small amount of work with homeless people in Edinburgh

GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSES, DISABILITY, PARTICULAR ETHNIC OR RACIAL ORIGIN,PROVIDE ADVOCACY/ADVICE/INFORMATION, CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE, ELDERLY/OLD PEOPLE.AND CHRISTIAN ACTIVITIES.

- advance education- prevent / relieve poverty- promote awareness of and initiatives in environmental protection- advance participation in sport- support disadvantages sections of the community- advance healthy living and treat sick

general charitable purposes. Providing clean water and shower and toilet facilities to disabled,widows.orphans and poor people.

Publication of academic journal obtainable on subscriptionInternational conferences. with stipends available to support attendanceResearch forum accessible on-line to members