Charities In India

The charity works in the domains of advancement of education, sustainable development, and relief of sickness and disasters, with its primary focus in the Indian state of Assam.

The charity is principally engaged in the non profit provision of architectural services for humanitarian benefit.

TO PROVIDE RESCUE HOMES AND TREATMENT FOR DONKEYS, MULES AND OTHER SUCH ANIMALS, AND TO PREVENT CRUELTY TO SUCH ANIMALS THROUGH PROMOTING HUMANE BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS THEM. ENHANCING PEOPLE'S LIVES THROUGH WORKING WITH DONKEYS AND MULES.

Providing funds for persons in the state of Kerala, India who lack the means to afford their medical treatment.

The Trust's Objects, as set out in its Memorandum and Articles are to advance the education of students and all communities connected to all the educational establishments the Trust serves by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities and resources for education at the respective education establishment.

The Gazelle Trust (TGT) gave a grant to 'Affordable Computers and Technology in Tanzania' to equip a community school with a computer room and train 2 teachers. TGT designed and distributed, with training, an educational aid for reading and comprehension in 4 schools in Rwanda. TGT set up a Youth Centre in a rural Zambian town with a community library that will assist it in becoming sustainable.

TAFU is a global charity founded to enhance environmental awareness and foster sustainable practices. TAFU engages youth in various activities, such as organising clean-up events, hosting educational programs, and putting on eco-friendly concerts to raise awareness, with the aim of fostering an interdisciplinary approach and action to empower young people to take responsibility for our planet.

We are a charity to alleviate poverty among war refugees in Burma ( Myanmar), who are forced to displace from the their homes by the Burmese Military forces, by providing foods, medicines, basic health assistance, basic educational needs and other basic humanitarian aids.

DONATIONS (MAINLY) TO THIRD WORLD OR EMERGENT COUNTRIES.

General Charitable purposes

To Relieve Poverty, Sickness, Hardship & Distress To Human Life in general in any part of the world. To Advance and promote education in any part of the world.

The object of Crosslinks shall be to preach the Gospel to every creature in fulfilment of our Lord's command, it being clearly understood that such preaching is the primary function of missionary enterprise, taking precedence over medical and other auxiliary ministries.

Education and Relief of Poverty

The charity is presently dormant.

The charity has created scholars based on merits regardless of their social economic conditions. The charity has joined hands with institutions abroad to finance their activity with regular donations, where financial constraints does not stop development for the poor.

The charity provides education and training disabilities. It focuses on children, young adults and other defined groups with learning difficulties.

We highlight and promote the stories of women getting stronger on social media.We run events for women to do as many pullups as possible in a set time period. We provide educational content for women starting out on their pullup journey.

The provision of funds for conservation programmes and heightening public awareness of the plight of the seas.

We empower girls in disadvantaged areas globally, by connecting them with professional women who serve as mentors. Through one-on-one guidance, educational workshops, and career advice, the charity helps girls build confidence, set goals, and explore career paths. It fosters a supportive community that encourages personal growth and success, inspiring girls to reach their full potential

We support and assist those in need of medical assistance as well as those who wish to undertake education. Our work is largely spread in the United Kingdom, the Indian sub-continent of India, Pakistan and Bangladesh.

The financial support of registered charities, especially Christian churches and societies, organisations working for the relief of poverty and deprivation, and community projects. This entails giving grants to organisations which fulfil the continuing interests of the trustees and recently have focussed on the north of England and work overseas.