Charities In Ireland

To support those affected by Mast Cell Activation Disorders; unite the MCAS community; work with clinicians for better care; promote research; advocate for universal awareness, diagnosis and treatment; and educate the wider community to reduce stigma and improve lives.

Makes grants to charities which promote walking, protect public rights of way and those which provide opportunities for disadvantaged children and adults to enjoy, understand and appreciate the beauty of the countryside.

The charity provides financial assistance to enable people, in need of a multi-functional upper limb prosthetic device and associated professional fitting services, who would not otherwise be able to take advantage of such technology. It is able to help people of all ages worldwide, if necessary.

The charity aims to relieve the needs of people living with mental health issues or at risk of mental health issues. Particularly, but not exclusively those within the skateboarding community. Achieved by providing educational resources to inform about mental health issues, providing training schemes for volunteers, the general public & service providing organisations and raising public awareness.

The main objective of the Charity is to relieve the suffering of animals in need of care and attention, and to provide and maintain rescue homes or other facilities for the reception, care and treatment of such animals. The activities covered by the Charity include offering shelter or sanctuary for animals, including medical treatment and actively seeking new homes for 'rescued' animals.

The promotion of appreciation and knowledge of ceramic and other forms of Asian art by means of regular lectures, exhibitions of members' pieces, discussion and handling sessions, as well as the publication of an annual journal and an annual Newsletter on the subject of Asian art.

A Roman Catholic academic institute that engages with the moral questions arising in clinical practice and biomedical research. The Centre engages in scholarly dialogue. It contributes to public policy debates and to debates and consultations within the Church. It runs educational programmes for, and gives advice to, Catholics and other interested healthcare professionals & biomedical scientists.

The trustees identify projects and approach organisations they wish to support. The Foundation does not make grants to people or organisations who apply speculatively.

The Trust offers financial assistance to support education, culture and and historical research with a Polish focus. This includes supporting publications, exhibitions and symposia. There is a particular emphasis on Polish history since 1914 and the emigre movement.

Support of members, worship & prayer, social & pastoral work, international mission work.

The relief of those in need, by reason of youth, age, ill health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage. Support of Christian organisations which promote pastoral care and well being in their communities.

The Adam Legacy Foundation exists to strengthen the fabric of British society by promoting social cohesion, developing principled leaders, and investing in communities that contribute to a more confident, united and prosperous United Kingdom. We achieve this through our grants, internal projects and delivery partners.

Organisation of annual meeting, Running a website regarding Minimally invasive cardiac surgery,Coordinating a registry of cases being carried out in the UK by Minimally invasive techniques.

Our activities include the proclamation of the gospel with the ministry of divine healing. We conduct training seminars, minister to the sick and plant churches within the UK and Ireland and provide missionary opportunities to other countries worldwide.

The maintenance, preservation and protection of the artistic and architectural heritage of Ireland, by (but not limited to) providing funding for specific conservation and other projects, including in particular (but not limited to) projects under the aegis of Irish Georgian Foundation (registered as a charity in the Republic of Ireland with Charity Number CHY 6372).

Normally we support local Charitable Organisations in the South West of the UK including Quaker, Heritage, Relief and Educational Establishments for Post Graduate education. (Applications are no longer accepted direct from individuals for general financial hardship or educational purposes.)

Reporting on sport, for the fans, with a Christian perspective through radio, social media and live exhibitions. We produce a weekly 30-minute radio programme, Planet Sport Football Africa, broadcast on over 45 radio stations in Africa, North America and the UK. Our live exhibitions, Sports Stories Spaces, showcase the stories of Christian athletes in host cities during major sports events.

1. Promotes spiritual wellbeing of members of public, fosters social cohesion , love, altruism, and reduces antisocial behaviour.2. Eradication or relief poverty leads to a reduction in crime and anti-social behaviour, promoting compassion and altruism and minimizing pain and suffering3. Relieves financial need and suffering among victims of natural disasters. 4. The relief sickness and p

The charity's objects are to promote the objects of The Society of the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, a voluntary association of men formed in Ireland for the promotion of the catholic faith.

To Rescue and Rehome dogs of the four Setter breeds (Irish, Irish Red & White, Gordon & English) and their hybrids. We offer advice on all aspects of dog ownership, ensure that the individual dog's needs are met and maintain contact throughout the adopted dog's life. No dog is turned away

The objects of BAAG are the advancement of any charitable purposes for the relief of poverty, distress and hardship among the people of Afghanistan and refugees from Afghanistan, in particular by promoting the effectiveness and efficiency of the voluntary sector organisations and other institutions that are involved in the delivery of humanitarian and development aid.

Ikkaido improves the lives of all socially excluded persons especially persons with disability and mental wellbeing issues through a '6E Journey'Ikkaido Engages and Empowers disabled and disadvantaged people through inclusive health-enhancing physical activity. Ikkaido creates accessible Education opportunities that lead to Entrepreneurship, Employment and ultimately, Eudaimonia.

The income of the Fund is applied to promoting the study and teaching of anthropology. The policy of the Trustees is to devote about half its net income to subsidising exceptional expenditure of the Royal Anthropological Institute. The other half is devoted to an annual research fellowship scheme in association with a UK or Ireland university, known as 'Leach/RAI Fellowships'.

The Showmen's mental health awareness charity works within the showmen community to break the stigma surrounding mental health. The charity works in three areas, crisis management, education and awareness. The main objective of the charity is to help prevent the suffering of all Showmen within the fairground industry.

The Blackwood Engineering Trust was established in 2015 with the initial objective of helping sick, disabled and disadvantaged orphan children in UK, Belgium, China and India