Charities In Ireland

The Castle Studies Trust is a UK based charity founded in July 2012 with the aim of increasing knowledge of castles in the UK and abroad.

Railway preservation group.

Principal activities: supporting education, particularly pre-school and primary, and charitable endeavours more generally

Charitable purposes to benefit the general public

Makes grants to individuals (includes loans) and makes grants to organisations (incl schools and charities etc) normally in the performing arts.

Promoting and registering Zwartbles Sheep

Religious Activities

Preaching and teaching based on the Christian religious faith

We carry out a variety of tasks to promote the Christian faith to those who already know about it and to those who do not.

Promotion of the Kerry Hill Sheep breed

We provide support and education to young people impacted by Huntington's disease.

Promote, protect and improve healthcare of persons affected by PTEN Hamatoma Tumour SyndromeSupport and promote research into the Syndrome

Support for those struggling with an unplanned pregnancy or distressed after an abortion

To improve the emotional and mental health of people who are experiencing feelings of distress and to reduce the incidence of suicide.

To advance education for the public benefit by the promotion of the arts, in particular but not exclusively the art of drama.

Provision of resources to assist the establishment and on-going operation of volunteer-based music groups for families with young children.

Providing grants to assist Protestants who are unable to fund their living expenses while undertaking or training for evangelistic work.

To give small grants to a broad range of Quaker & other UK registered charities or Non-Governmental organisations.

the purpose of the charity (the church), is to preach and teach the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Promotion of music and educational awards and grants

We are a Male Voice Choir with 40 members, we rehearse at Tondu Cricket Club, Bryn Road Tondu.

The ASMCF was founded in 1979 to provide a forum for those involved in teaching and researching modern France and the Francophone world. From its creation it has been an interdisciplinary association and draws its members from a wide range of academic disciplines and departments in higher and further education in the UK and overseas.

The development of information systems to inform the worldwide public on the best practices in animal welfare and the law relating to animals in order to advance education and promote humane behaviour towards animals.

Mental Health Support;Peer Support;Webinars;Training, Advice, Information Provision;Advocacy