Charities In Ireland

To relieve the mental, emotional and physical distress of those suffering from bereavement or loss of a baby or young childTo support families when a baby was stillborn or died many decades ago, and for as long as is needed.To research the resting place of babies who have died many decades ago.To fund and erect memorials dedicated to babies who

to be confirmed

HOBY UK organises residential seminars and one-day workshops for young people, led by young people. We improve their life-outcomes by developing their self-awareness and self-esteem, building their confidence and providing them with leadership skills. We empower and motivate them to become involved in positive social action in their community.

The Charity maintains and acquires artefacts for The Boys' Brigade Archives

Offer relief of people with TCS by the provision of information, advice and financial support for essential medical supplies/procedures through a grant process. Advance education and promote wider knowledge and understanding of the problems of TCS and other craniofacial conditions amongst the public through workshops and social media.

Promotion of the Metamorphic Technique to the general public through seminars, workshops and literature. To promote awareness, understanding and use of the Metamorphic technique in the UK and internationally and to uphold standards in practising and teaching the Technique.

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.

Jesus' Meals UK is a registered charity initiative to feed the body, mind and soul of individuals, families and communities based on Catholic, ecumenical Christian principles for the benefit of all.

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.

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)

Relief of poverty amongst past or present members of the IAEA or their dependants.

The Vinaver Trust offers grants to aid the publication of scholarly works in the field of Arthurian studies. It also offers grants for postgraduate study for research degrees under the terms of the Barron Bequest.

Community-based peace workshops with content designed to raise awareness of conflict resolution and to overcome the traumas of conflict; distributing World Peace Flame candles and literature;providing occasional financial support to programmes in impoverished communities,including medical and eye camps, food distribution, youth education programmes;educational peace packages to schools

Raptor Rescue is dedicated to ensuring that all sick or injured birds of prey and owls are cared for by qualified persons and wherever possible, successfully released back into the wild.

The object of Youth With A Global Vision is to advance the Christian faith in accordance with the teachings of Jesus Christ by mobilising and empowering the current generation of youth with the Gospel of the Kingdom of God to bring transformation to their Communities ,Cities,Countries and Continents.

Our activities include, social integration development in the UK, sponsoring needy children in education, empowering the youth, books and equipment donations to Educational institutions.

The objectives of the charity are to advance the education of the public, particularly young people and those from disadvantaged backgrounds, at schools, universities and other academic institutions, or by such other charitable means as the Trustees see fit, including by enabling them to participate in sport. The Trust does not accept unsolicited applications for funding.

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

We run peer to peer support groups online for tongue cancer patients aged 18-64 and their supporters. We create awareness raising and educational content to promote the existance of tongue cancer within the younger patient population, campaign for changes in best practice to improve patient outcomes and advocate for better patient support services.

To raise project funds for capital works to support various charitable construction projects in the UK which support practical community building development and refurbishment.The money raised primarily comes from private donations and community and church groups.

Diverse Church fosters Christian communities across the United Kingdom that enable young LGBTQIA people to celebrate their identity and flourish in faith. These provide a safe space for LGBTQIA Christians to share their experience of their sexuality, to discuss the interrelation of their sexuality and Christian theology.

Provide Foods, Temporary shelter, Clothing and donation to the needy.

The Botanical Research Fund makes grants to individuals to support botanical investigations of all types and, more generally, to assist their advancement in the botanical field.

To provide information and support for individuals, children and families with Treacher Collins Syndrome.

To promote the improvement of the environment through the planting and cultivation of trees in town and country.