Charities In Ireland

A) To promote and encourage the public study of family history, genealogy, heraldry and local history with particular reference to Quakers worldwide; B) To promote the preservation, security and accessibility of archival material; C) To promote and engage in educational activities including the issue of a regular journal and the publication and sale of other appropriate material.

The Foundation provides support and wellbeing for families and their carers who are undergoing brain disease treatment especially children. This will also include providing breaks and holidays.

COTAC's activities are focused on advancing conservation education and training. COTAC uses an integrated lay, craft, specialist and professional approach to achieve its aims. The Council's related website, understandingconservation.org continues to be freely available as a COTAC on-line personal learning resource and a conference takes place most years.

To relieve hardship amongst current and former members of the Institution and their families and dependants and former employees of the Institution, in accordance with any grant making policy of the Charity.

To promote and advance the understanding and teaching of vacuum science, technology and its applications by:(a) co-ordinating and promoting conferences, seminars and courses(b) encouraging excellence amongst postgraduate research workers(c) recognising distinguished research(d) representing Great Britain on the International Union of Vacuum Science, Technique, and its Applications (IUVSTA)

A wide variety of activities have been undertaken during the year in relation to the charities objects,including prayer meetings, events and conferences.Olive Dawson travelled to the USA, North and South of Ireland, Scotland and Southern England last year togive talks and to promote Our Lady's Book of Message of Mercy to The World.

The advancement of health or saving of lives, the general public/mankind, provides services, religious activities, the prevention or relief of poverty, general charitable purposes, provides advocacy/advice/information.

We are a self-help support group for families affected by LHON across the British Isles. Through our membership we aim to identify as many affected families as possible and build a register of people willing to take part in medical research. We provide up-to-date information on LHON and current research topics.

The Academy exists to improve public health and well being by supporting evidence-based nutritional science organisations in achieving excellence in research, education and associated activities. This is achieved through acting as a collective voice for the member organisations, through a variety of communication mediums.

The CLCI provides a platform to facilitate discussion and promotion of increased awareness among health professionals, the public, policy makers and politicians, of the effectiveness of immunisation as a public health tool, of the importance of vaccination programmes for citizens of all ages, and of knowledge of issues and barriers around immunisation at all stages of life that need to overcome.

Haemochromatosis International (HI) is an alliance of haemochromatosis associations, all are welcome. We aim to advance the health of people with haemochromatosis everywhere. Our priorities are:To improve awareness of haemochromatosis throughout the worldThe geographical expansion of the allianceTo develop an internationally recognised set of guidelines for the treatment of haemochromatosis

We understand hearing voices as a meaningful experience had by a significant minority, not a disease or disorder. We host an interactive international community and social media hub at www.intervoiceonline.org, promoting networking, conferences, research and information that enables people to cope with distressing voices and the stigma, discrimination and isolation they often experience.

A range of activities to develop the collection, care and interpretation of agricultural heritage material, including the production of digital resources.

We provide support and advice for people affected by chronic pain across the U.K and the rest of Europe. We operate "PainLine" our dedicated telephone helpine manned by experienced volunteers. We operate a Mobile Information Unit which visits locations across the U.K where we are able to provide "face to face" confidential advice and support. We lobby hard to improve pain services within the U.K.

Events, concerts and competitions are held featuring piano trio ensembles. Educational work plays an important role -including an annual 'Piano Trio Day' where students receive coaching from distinguished musicians plus events for teachers. We have many composer members and encourage new works to be written and performed. Details appear in our regular Newsletters. Events are open to the public.

DVA relieves the needs of people who have been victims of conflict from any source, for public benefit, relieving suffering, poverty, distress to build maintaining social cohesion & trust within our communities, in particular; providing advice, guidance, meditation, counselling; ork experience, job placements for unemployed victims helping with recovery

Palliative Care for People with Learning Disabilities Network exists to raise awareness of the palliative care needs of people with learning disabilities, to share and promote best practice, and to enhance collaboration between all services providers, health care professionals, paid care staff, family carers, carers with a learning disability and people with a learning disability.

1)To advance the religion of Islam by enlightening others mainly through distributing copies of the Quran (including translations to other languages). 2)By distributing the Manzoom Tarjuman Quran, a direct translation of the Quran in the language Urdu in poetry style. It is not simply a translation of the Quran, but is written in a poetry format without adding certain words to translate the Quran.

The Charity's objectives are the relief of disabled citizens throughout the UK for the benefit of the public by promoting the art and science of psychotherapy. To promote research and evaluation of the efficiency and effectiveness of psychotherapeutic approaches and to disseminate the useful results thereof.

The Virgil Society usually holds five public meetings each year in central London which are attended without charge by members and non-members. Meetings include presentations of paper, discussion sessions and readings from the works of Virgil. A Newsletter is published for members twice a year. Members range from those who are Virgilian scholars to those who have a basic knowledge of Latin.

We support families affected by mitochondrial disease offering services to aid a better quality of life, and fund research into viable treatments for this currently incurable disease. We aim to raise awareness for mitochondrial disease within the general public through a variety of events, and support patients by connecting them to the correct support networks within the mitochondrial community.

The Anti-Racist Social Club ('The Club') is a registered charity startup that works to create spaces and resources for education and open dialogue about becoming anti-racist allies and creating psychological safety in business and education. We also provide free advice and education via our website which houses over 500 resources for anti-racist and intersectional learning (original and curated).

Promote the ethical use of photography for positive social change, through delivering innovative participatory photography projects. By working in partnership with organisations, communities, and individuals worldwide, we build the skills and capacity of underrepresented or at risk communities, creating new tools of self-advocacy and communication.

The promotion of religious harmony for the benefit of the public through educating the public about different religious beliefs, and their common ground as well as different spiritual expression and practices in order to promote good relations. The advancement of the faith of Islam through its spiritual doctrine of Sufism. Both to be achieved through seminars, conference and public events.

For the public benefit, and within a Christian ethos, to relieve the suffering and distress causedby bereavement or loss among people in the UK and elsewhere, in particular, but notexclusively through the following:- the provision of educational, learning, and informational resources to supportindividuals through the grieving process; and- other such support directed to the above