Charities In Ireland

The protection and preservation of health of people living in developing countries by promoting and facilitating access to goods and services in relation to health, nutrition and well being and to promote and support the work of charitable organisations formed to support these objectives.

The charity advances the human rights of women, raises awareness of issues such as human trafficking and promotes public support for human rights. It has organised meetings between key stakeholders in this area including government ministers, NGOs and international supporters of Vital Voices, through which participants can develop initiatives and ideas and support and learn from each others work.

To link together and further the co-operation of Europe's national stuttering not-for-profit organisations; To provide a forum for exchange of concepts and experiences in stuttering therapy and self-help; To help represent, and lobby for, the interests of people who stutter to European and international bodies; To put stuttering on to the European agenda.

Our sisters and mission partners support the poor and the marginalised across the globe, with a particular focus on Africa.

To facilitate the mission of Baptist churches by loan with or without interest for the building, purchase, enlargement or repair of or removal of debts on places of worship, buildings for children's or youth work, class rooms, manses and other halls and buildings belonging to churches or colleges of the Baptist denomination throughout the British Isles.

TAFU is a global charity founded to enhance environmental awareness and foster sustainable practices. TAFU engages youth in various activities, such as organising clean-up events, hosting educational programs, and putting on eco-friendly concerts to raise awareness, with the aim of fostering an interdisciplinary approach and action to empower young people to take responsibility for our planet.

Promotion of religion and relief of poverty.

CCWA seeks (i) to promote community work as a vital aspect of the Churches' mission in the UK and (ii) to provide resources and support for those involved in church-based community work across the four nations of the UK.

Rowan Tree Trust trains professionals and volunteers in the art therapies: play, drama, music, painting, story-telling: and all those activities which are associated with human creative expression. The trust supports its volunteers and professionals worldwide to assist children at risk, adults at the margin, the elderly in institutions.

100 cameras are given to participants with lived experience of homelessness. They take photos of the city they live in. The emphasis is on learning the skill of photography and having fun. All participants are invited to join a weekly photography mentoring group to learn more skills with digital cameras. A calendar with the winning photos ispublished and sold to the public online and in markets.

BAPM's mission is to improve standards of perinatal care by supporting all those involved in perinatal care to optimise their skills and knowledge, deliver and share high quality safe and innovative practice, undertake research, and promote the needs of babies and their families.

The principal object of the charity is to support Charities and Organisations that assist people who have sufferedfrom the lack of justice, fairness , freedom and equal opportunities.

The preservation of railway and tramway heritage, for the public benefit, by the promotion of museums and other bodies concerned with rail transport heritage that provide open access to the public, and assistance in restoration projects. The advancement of education in railway and tramway heritage by training, instruction and otherwise by supporting and disseminating research.

Development and sharing of International Best Practice relating to management of the local environment, including through an Awards process.

TO RELIEVE PERSONS WHO ARE IN CONDITIONS OF NEED OR HARDSHIP OR WHO ARE AGED OR SICK AND TO RELIEVE THE DISTRESS CAUSED THEREBY IN THE SAID LOCATION AND IN SUCH OTHER PARTS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM OR THE WORLD AS THE TRUSTEES MAY FROM TIME TO TIME THINK FIT.

ÔÇ£To advance the Christian Religion for the benefit of the public in accordance with the doctrines of the orthodox faith through the holding of prayer meetings, lectures [public celebration of religious festivals] producing and/or distributing literature on Christianity to enlighten others about the Christian religion.ÔÇØ

Rising Tides will advance the understanding of climate change through the delivery of new professional theatre productions and theatre events for the benefit of thee public.

IA's primary aim is to help people who have to undergo surgery which involves the removal of their colon (known as a colectomy) and the creation of either an ileostomy or an ileo-anal pouch. IA aims to help them with all aspects of their rehabilitation, to promote and co-ordinate research and to improve knowledge about the management of ileostomies or pouches.

For the public benefit, the relief and assistance of people in need in the U.K and in less developed countries who are the victims of war or natural disaster, trouble, or catastrophe in particular by the rent income generated from tenanted land/properties purchased exclusively within the UK. To advance the Islamic religion and promote Islamic religious harmony worldwide

To support by making donations of capital and income to Children's Wish (Round Table) Limited and any other charity or charities registered in the UK.

The mission of the International Catholic Foundation is to support and promote the religious formation and pastoral care of, with and by Deaf people within the Catholic Community. The Foundation supports Chaplains, Pastoral Workers and Catechists and seeks ways to bring the riches of their vocation with others in the Church and society to achieve a fuller expression of Eucharistic communion.

For the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of animals in need of care and attention.

The charity is a grant making organisation. Given our limited resources we do not accept applications for grants from third parties.

The Charity provides grants to individuals and organisations for the benefit of the public and other charities or voluntary bodies

BHR has returned from a trip to the Democratic Republic of Congo, were it collaborated with a local school. The school is made up of four main walls using scrap metal and some sheets, the children learn on the floor, together we have agreed to sponsor 35 children allowing them to gain education. We will now focus on reconstructing the school so the children will have a safe environment to learn.