Charities In Ireland

We provide financial assistance for children and adults who need help for challenges related to dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia, ADHD, autism, or undiagnosed difficulties with learning that bear hallmarks of one or more of the above categories, with the object of improving their conditions of life. We advance the education of neurodivergent people in areas of challenge to them.

The Octandre Ensemble champions the work of contemporary composers, giving public concerts, making and recordings, and commissioning new works. Besides public concerts, it provides opportunities for composers, running educational workshops and hosting discussion fora.

To advance the Christian Faith for the benefit of the public in accordance with the Statement of beliefs (and practices) in the Schedule hereto in England and in such parts of the United Kingdom or the world as the charity trustees may from time to time think fit.- Bible teaching- Proselytising- Give donations (Financial or in kind)

We give counselling/help by phone, to existing & prospective members. We check dogs for food sensitivities, recommend diets to help the epilepsy and gradually remove food sensitivities, which helps the dogs, thus helping the owners. We attend shows/events to publicise the work of the group. We publish 4 newsletters a year. We receive no funding other than membership subscriptions and donations.

promoting information on the science of electronics and other scientific subjects by the Institutions website, lectures, discussions, exhibitions, training and other means

Advance the Christian faith for the benefit of the public, establish and help churches grow in number by effectively ministering to people in their geographical location. To provide a mentoring relationship with pastors and churches for guidance, encouragement and fellowship. To provide training and resources to churches through a strong network of pastors.

To advance and promote the care of children and young people requiring emergency medicine and treatment for the public benefit by: a) Promoting better paediatric medicine which will advance the care of children b) The promotion of study and research into paediatric emergency medicine and the publication of the useful results of such study and research

The main activities of EHBEA are:1. A yearly conference and 2. Grants awarded towards a) research costs, b) travel costs to attend our conference, and c) scientific workshop costs.These all aim to further scientific dissemination of findings with regard to evolution and human behaviour. All EHBEA-sponsored events, e.g. our annual conference, are open to the public.

The objectives of the Society are: * To advance the science of the extracellular matrix and related subjects. * To promote public education therein. * To promote academic study and research on the extracellular matrix and related areas and to publish the results of such study and research

Advancement of public understanding of medieval genealogy and prosopography, and the promotion of research into medieval genealogy. Publication of learned articles and books both printed and electronically, and the provision of data sets via our website.

Non-profit charity, raising awareness and funds for the much needed research into CPA. The charity will do this via public and corporate donations and applying for grant funding.

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.

Review unresolved cases relating to missing persons & unidentified bodies and body parts, seeking new lines of inquiry using new & innovative investigative tools & techniques, through partnerships with volunteers, academic institutions & law enforcement agencies in support of families and those affected by anyone who is missing, at no cost to the families, primarily in the UK, and globally.

Starting Bible Schools.Training leaders through seminars.Providing training materials.

The foundation supports and sponsors a Buckland Professor each year who gives a lecture at three relevant venues in the UK and Ireland on a matter of current importance in the commercial fisheries. It also sponsors a Buckland-Smith summer student each year.

Church activities in the UK, Botswana, and Zimbabwe

The Foundation aims to help young people, living in difficult financial and/or social circumstances have greater opportunities to participate in sports and social activity. It is our belief that team sports and social activity increase not only the social well being of young people, but aids positive social development, increases confidence and self esteem, and teaches valuable life skills.

Our aim is to provide three things. A direct means for consumers to find SATCC accredited, safe and welcoming salons, spas and therapists who offer treatments for those touched by cancer. A register of SATCC approved training providers for salons, spas and therapists to further their cancer education. And a trusted source of inspiration, research & guidance for those scouring the internet

The Society has about 200 members from the UK, Eire, and overseas. It publishes an annual scholarly journal, Nomina, and an occasional newsletter for members. It organises regular conferences, open to non-members. During 2010 it held a 3-day conference Carmarthern which was sponsored by Bwrdd Yr Laith, the Welsh Language Board.

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.

(1) The promotion of racial harmony for the public benefit(2) The promotion of religious harmony for the benefit of the public

To foster closer relationships between Anglicans and Old Catholics

The performance of mainly ecclesiastical music in religious venues in Great Britain and abroad

Our Charity has successfully rendered welfare assistance to the needy in the Community, in terms of Counselling, Prayer & Financial support. We organised welfare activities for the Community at large during the Easter, Eid-el-Fitri and Christmas festivals where free food & music was provided. Assistance given to people in developing their potentials &self-esteem at living a happy & normalised life

To assist and educate the public about the importance of correct shoe fitting in relation to health and well-being. Professional training is provided to the footwear industry which raises funds to provide a free helpline, foot health education material, website and national shoe fitting week promotion. Our aim and objective is to ensure a shoe fitting service remains available to the public.