Charities In Ireland

Roots of Empathy UK delivers an evidence-based classroom programme to children in primary school that has shown significant effect in reducing levels of aggression and bullying among children while raising social/emotional competence and increasing empathy. Through participation in the program, students get a deeper understanding of themselves and others building inclusion.

The Society promotes the science of surveying at sea and related sciences providing a channel for the exchange of information between those engaged or interested in hydrography and associated disciplines.The Society published regular newsletters and organises meetings and seminars. It also operates an Education Fund to assist students and those at the outset of their careers.

EQUALS is a national organisation that endeavours to ensure high standards of education for pupils with learning difficulties. EQUALS main activities involve organising national conferences, best practice workshops, producing curriculum guidance materials and resources for teachers, setting up curriculum workshops for teachers and providing consultancy to individual schools and Local Authorities.

We provide interactive mobile gaming solutions, technology, and equipment to sick children and young people in hospitals. We help to reduce the impact of hospitalisation in young patients whilst making them and their families feel at ease. By minimising the effects of stress and anxiety, offering a distraction to treatments and giving a sense of normality whilst maintaining joy and contentment.

Arranging an Annual Meeting at which the highest quality scientific research in medical practice is presented and discussed. To promote medical research within UK and Ireland. To promote medical research and education internationally. To produce jointly a scientific journal, the Quarterly Journal of Medicine.

The preservation and protection of mental health and wellbeing among men in the UK and Ireland; by the provision of support, information and care of men facing mental health and wellbeing challenges.

The Mammal Society works to protect British mammals, halt the decline of threatened species, and advise on all issues affecting British mammals. We study mammals, identify the problems they face and promote conservation and other policies based on sound science.

We seek to promote the understanding and practice of Mennonite and other Anabaptist beliefs and values. This is achieved through the provision of practical support and funding for Christian workers, like-minded organisations and community projects. Study bursaries and materials are also made available, and a network of Anabaptist groups in the UK is facilitated.

THE SOCIETY OF MEDIATORS EXISTS WORLDWIDE TO:(1) EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT MEDIATION(2) CONTINUE THE EDUCATION OF MEDIATORS(3) PROMOTE MEDIATION(4) PROVIDE SUITABLE VENUES AND MEDIATORS FOR MEDIATION(5) ACCREDIT INDIVIDUAL MEDIATORS; AND (6) PROVIDE A LIBRARY ABOUT MEDIATIONTHE SOCIETY'S TRUSTEES WILL ALSO APPOINT A SUITABLE MEDIATOR WHERE THERE IS NO AGREEMENT BETWEEN PARTIES.

The charity operates through local branches based in the United Kingdom which seek to promote the christian religion to young people in their area.

To establish support, encourage, promote, organise and operate golf tournaments, golf development programmes and such ancillary facilities and activities for the benefit and welfare of young golfers as the trustees of the charity may deem appropriate.

The principal activity of the charity is to raise funds in order to donate these funds to adult (16 years and over) burns survivors and to establishments, which treat and care for burns survivors, primarily in UK.

Grants awarded to help with the education of the sons and daughters of commercial travellers, sales representatives and manufacturers' agents, where the family has suffered adversity, for children at state, private day or boarding schools, college or university. A parent must have travelled to sell to the trade or business, not direct to the public. Children usually aged between 4 to 25.

To progress through discussion and liason with all parties involved in the provision of perfusion services. To advise and guide the membership of the society.

Membership Organisation made up of Professional BodiesSetting accreditation standards and providing assessments

Publication of Peer review journal and granting of bursaries for animal welfare

Run soup kitchens (gratis) providing food, clothing and other support as deemed necessary. Provide temporary over-night shelter for homeless men on an ad-hoc basis. Find assistance for alcoholics and drug addicts.Christian preaching and evangelisation at various parishes, schools, retreats and conferences. Hospital chaplaincy. Various works to promote respect for all human life at every stage.

CCF UK works with the Cheetah Conservation Fund, a registered Voluntary Trust in Namibia, by raising awareness of the plight of the cheetah in Africa, and fund-raising. The work in Namibia includes Future Farmers of Africa programme, education, sustainable livelihoods, cheetah research and ecology management. CCF shares this expertise with other cheetah countries in Africa and the Middle East.

The Marc Fitch Fund supports research and publication, chiefly in the local and regional history of the British Isles, in the fields of Archaeology, History, Historical Geography, History of Art and Architecture, Heraldry and Genealogy.

- The development of Brass Band music as an art form through dedicated rehearsals of all genres of music and performances in concerts, competitions and recordings.- The band is dedicated to supporting the existence of the Brass Bands in Wales through youth development via Cory Academy.- Player Development- Commissioning of new music for the Brass Band repertoire

to promote and minister in every possible way to the spiritual and temporal welfare of seamen and others and to afford to them advice and counsel in the cause of the Christian faith, temperance and well being.

The charity's mission is to provide free access to quality medical information to healthcare staff in the developing world. It produces educational films and other resources for distribution to healthcare workers.

IPWSO works to improve the quality of life for all people with Prader-Willi syndrome and their families worldwide. We provide information and support to caregivers, professionals and families. We encourage national PWS associations to exchange and share their projects and experiences. We fund free testing for diagnosis in countries where it is not available.

The Charity is a Catholic Religious Order whose members devote themselves to a life of prayer and pastoral activities in a range of settings: Retreat, by which members of the public who require an understanding of their spiritual and/or life experiences and guided and supported; Parish Work, by which members of the Order engage with and support the public through parish pastoral activities.

Restored is a Christian charity working to speak up about violence against women and girls, to equip the church to stand against domestic abuse and to support survivors. We host an online community of more than 650 women who have been subjected to domestic abuse and are developing the Restored Beacon Network of churches to provide support for survivors in their community.