Charities In Ireland

The Explorers Club, Great Britain and Ireland Chapter aims to advance the education of the public in the subjects of science and the environment through hosting events, the provision of grants, and financial and non-financial support to scientific field research, and by promoting research and disseminating the useful results of that research.

Advance,improve,develop and maintain public education in,and appreciation of, the art and science of choral music in all its aspects (in particular by way of the continuation of the tradition of Welsh choral music) by way of public concerts,social events and recital.To further such charitable purposes as the trustees in their absolute discretion shall think fit.

Provision of a public database of global cancer research projects. Enhance communication between cancer research funders to promote collaboration. Publish regular reports on global cancer research activity.

1. Support poverty alleviation and signpost communities to employment opportunities and skills development2. Support educational projects for deprived children and young people including vocational courses3. Promote Luganda and Kiganda culture and the Buganda historical and heritage sites 4. Promote eco-tourism 5. Raise funds through grants and philathropic donors to support the above wo

For the benefit of the public to promote the efficiency and effectiveness of charities & the effective use of resources for charitable purposes by charitable and non charitable bodies providing end of life care for people in their own homes. The Association exists to support the members & other organisations as they strive to develop and improve the end of life care provided in patients own homes.

Computers for Charities provides IT / Educational support to UK and Overseas Charities and Voluntary organisations. Primarily as developers of educational and vocational initiatives to aid registered organisatons. Supply of refurbished equipment and resources. Plus involvement of humanitarian aid where required.

Education of the public on the life, work and writings of Augustus Welby Pugin and his influence, and that of other architects in his family, on the Gothic Revival. The publication of an academic journal, annual newsletter and books and organising study tours, talks and events, and maintaining a website.

THE CHARITY WILL UNDERTAKE ACTIVITIES FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT OF PEOPLE IN THE UK AND IN VERY DEPRIVED COUNTRIES WORLDWIDE; THOSE IN EXTREMELY HIGH POVERTY AND AS SUCH WILL ASSIST GLOBAL COMMUNITIES IN SUCH CHARITABLE WAYS AS THE TRUSTEES SEE FIT

The Choir gives concerts both charitable and non-charitable for the benefit of local communities and also for communities further afield; this year we have given concerts for various charities including Yorkshire air ambulance,Prince of Wales Hospice(Pontefract), Knottingley company shop. We have also raised money by concerts and other means for the Alzheimer's Society.In 2024 Prostate Cancer.

Promotion of a greater knowledge of the field botany of the British Isles by encouraging people to identify and record wild plants, the publication of a magazine, the organisation of field meetings and the making of grants to support education about field botany and the publication of relevant material.

Education of medical, midwiery and scientific personel with regardto medical problems in pregnancy. Promotion of healthyoutcomes for all pregnant women with medical disorders

Our objects are the advancement of health and the preservation and conservation of the natural environment by providing funding and practical support to charities and organisations working to improve health and/or environmental conservation within local communities.

The charity exists to introduce Jesus Christ to children, and to help them to grow in their faith, love and trust in him.The charity, through it's 'Blazing Glory' arm, produces a website featuring an interactive site for children and a teaching section for adults. It also produces books, comics, cd's and other such products to introduce Jesus Christ to children.

The charity is engaged in promoting the art of music through education and public performance. It is developing courses for young musicians and professionals as well as performing in venues throughout the UK to promote new music.

1. TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND MEDICAL PROFESSION IN ALL AREAS RELATING TO THE CONDITIONS CAUSED BY MUTATIONS OF THE DDX3X GENE.2. THE RELIEF OF SICKNESS AND PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION OF GOOD HEALTH BY SHARING INFORMATION ON THE DDX3X CONDITION.3. TO PROMOTE AND PROTECT THE PHYSICAL AND GOOD MENTAL HEALTH OF SUFFERERS OF DDX3X IN THE UK, THEIR FAMILIES AND CARERS.

To advance education in all matters relating to Down's Syndrome, it's causes, effects, and treatment, by the provision of facilities to share information among interested healthcare professionals and the discrimination of the useful knowledge gained for the benefit of the public in general, and in particular persons with Down's Syndrome, their parents and carers.

Holding Christian Conferences and meeting in Bolton and other parts of the world, Providing Skill Development Training to the unemployed, Provide food to the homeless and other vulnerable people in Bolton area. Provide support to the group English is second language in educating them, Fund raising to providing humanitarian activities, Relief activities for people in Bolton and other poor countrie.

The general objects of the Charity are the advancement of the Roman Catholic Religion, by means of the establishment or furtherance of any charitable works carried on by, or under the control or supervision of members of the Order of Carmelites, and by means of the provision of scholarships and bursaries for the education and training of priests and/or members of the said Order.

The charity is a volunteer run organization that aims to provide information, advice and support for people with Albinism and their families. We also provide information about the condition to professionals working with people with Albinism and other interested parties.

Provision of financial support and guidance to communities and organisations in need including under privileged; displaced and under developed communities. The charity supports the provision of health, education, welfare and community inclusion. Including supporting hospital services, clean water supply, skills training and infrastructure.

The Global Porphyria Advocacy Coalition (GPAC) operates as an umbrella organization for national porphyria patient advocacy organizations, representing all types of porphyria. We work to support all individuals impacted by porphyria and to safeguard their interests. GPAC connects, supports and engages porphyria patients around the world through an integrated international network.

The charity supports persons with Wolf Hirschhorn Syndrome and their families / carers. The charity produces regular newsletters, provides written information, a website, an advice line and organises meetings at local and national level. The charity provides grants for equipment. The charity promotes research and aims to increase awareness of this rare genetic condition.

Covenant Players is an international Christian repertory theatre company. We are a communications and educational resource, providing performances and training in service to the church, schools, prisons and diverse organisations across the wider community.

Baroque In The North is a period-instrument ensemble specialising in performances of 17th-18th century music. Their concerts and recordings provide professional performance opportunities and work experience for early career performers and recent graduates. They work closely with local choirs, and deliver workshops aimed at young people, students, graduates, music teachers and amateurs.

1. Providing support to those with cavernoma, their carers, and their family.2. Providing information to those with cavernoma, through literature, meetings, events, and via video or telephone.3. Providing information to the general public about cavernoma and raising awareness.4. Providing information to health professionals and delivering training workshops.5. Doing research.