Charities In Ireland

- Influencing government agencies and other bodies to develop policies and practices that support our vision- Adopting an advocacy role (in relation, for example, to legislative and scholarly communication developments)- Facilitative and collaborative working both within the sector and with other partners (including an observatory and technology watch role).

Grant making activities supporting a wide range of objectives for the public benefit.

The OddBalls Foundation raises awareness of Testicular Cancer by delivering educational talks, distributing self-check guides, and attending events with our mobile awareness unit, The OddPod. We operate across the UK & Ireland, encouraging early detection through regular self-checks to help save lives.

Administration of the Payroll Giving scheme and Gift Aid for Employers and Charities.

The advancement of the Christian faith, through (but not exclusively through): proclaiming, publishing, and broadcasting messages of an evangelistic and teaching nature; training individuals and Churches in the principles of evangelism; advancing the understanding of the Christian faith, its meaning, and sense of purpose for moral and spiritual well-being as it relates to society as a whole.

The UK's learned society for positioning, navigation and timing. We are also a professional body, offering professional engineering registration through the UK Engineering Council.

Publication of peer-reviewed journal-Cephalalgia; Educational materials; Development and publication of international headache guidelines and classification; Education of neurologists and other HCPs in underserved countries/regions; Scientific research grants; Website; Bi-ennial international congress; Support for young physicians attending international headache congresses and headache centres

The charity works to identify and develop young leaders - in their twenties and thirties - to bring hope to their communities with the Christian faith.Leadership development involves a range of initiatives including training, coaching, mentoring and a wide range of service projects with a focus on areas that are under-resourced.

The Public Awareness and Action Committee established a World Brain Day (WBD) on 22 July, the date theWFN was founded in 1957. The first WBD slogan was ?Our Brain - Our Future?. This global campaign wasdesigned to promote awareness about the brain and neurological diseases and to promote brain health. A largenumber of national societies organized activities and media events.

The International Alliance of ALS/MND Associations founded in November of 1992 to provide an international community for ALS/MND associations from around the world. Our vision is to engage our members, prospective members and other organizations in sharing resources globally, advancing awareness and supporting people with ALS/MND worldwide.

1.1 To advance the Christian faith iaw the worldwide teachings of the International New Apostolic Church.1.2 To promote the unity and instruction of the members of the New Apostolic Church according to the New Apostolic Creed. 1.3 To advance education. 1.4 To carry out other charitable activities associated with the International New Apostolic Church for the benefit of the UK community.

Our work of promoting understanding & reconciliation between different faiths and cultures but especially between Christianity and Judaism is ongoing by attending meetings & also organising such study in Dialogue & Encounter Centre. sisters work in their own parishes. Attend meetings both nationally based and internationally.

To provide a forum for those operating in the digital economy to identify and discuss issues and practices in the digital world (including advertising and trade related matters) and to promote the formulation of regulations and best practices to ensure that they benefit the public, provide appropriate safeguards for children and other vulnerable users and protect civil and human rights.

Promoting high quality standards of social research, we seek to represent, support, connect and inform our members and the wider social research community. We do this with a range of events, workshops for the general public and practicing social researchers, training, and freely-available publications. Our website provides a wide range of information.

ICRP advances for the public benefit the science of radiological protection, in particular by providing recommendations and guidance on all aspects of radiation protection.

To advance education; to support museums, libraries and art galleries; to support the Christian faith and institutions; to relieve sickness and protect and preserve public health, and to further such other charitable purposes as the trustees determine.

The Prison Phoenix Trust CIO responds to and encourages prisoners in the development of their spirituality and sense of personal responsibility through the disciplines of meditation and yoga, working with silence and the breath. Prisoners are supported through teaching, workshops, correspondence, books, CD's and newsletters.

Serves the needs of archives, archive conservation and records management services, of those who work with them, and of those who use them for work or recreation.

We publish unique Touch to See books which enable blind and partially sighted people, young and old, to explore and enjoy the world of pictures. Our purpose is to relieve the social and educational isolation that they suffer throughout their lives. These unique books are available throughout Britain and Ireland to all visually impaired people completely free from our postal library service.

Hope2Sleep raise awareness of Sleep Apnoea and signpost suspected sufferers to receive the medical help they need. We offer ongoing support to people with all forms of Sleep Disordered Breathing and specialise in advice for CPAP and Non-Invasive Ventilator users. We have a local office where people call in for advice and comfort products, and we travel to support group events throughout the UK.

UKSG organises an annual conference, seminars and training courses. These are open to all but UKSG members attend at a discounted fee. It produces an open access online journal, 'Insights', three times a year, as well as a fortnightly e-newsletter. It also carries out research projects for the benefit of its members.

The provision of spiritual care, (worship). Assemblies children school (Sunday). Caring women and other charity projects - (Lydia Mission). Training, education - (IAG Academy of Higher Education ) National conference ,Youth camp ,seminars , (personal, family counselling).IAG TV and Broad casting media for reaching people. Return to Life project runs for mental well being and equipping people .

The object of IMS is to promote and co-ordinate information, education and scientific studies of the health and well-being of peri- and post-menopausal women during and after mid-life.

The Cadbury Foundation was set up in 1935 and continues to invest in local communities throughout the UK and Ireland. Our focus lies in skills and employability, healthy lifestyles and the passions of our employees, supporting both local and national partners which are close to our operations.

The objects of the charity are the advancement anywhere in the world of the Christian religion and other such purposes as the trustees shall in their discretion think fit.The strategies employed by the charity's objectives are to: Publish magazines, books, newspapers and other resources which teach, educate, inform and celebrate Catholic Christian life in all its' breadth and beauty.