Charities In Isle Of Man

The objects of the ISF are the relief of sickness by the promotion, preservation and protection of health based on the context of self-care. ISF?s core strategies are 1. Helping to develop evidence-based self-care concepts, practices and policies and 2. Helping to promote the role of self-care in health.

To Act as a benevolent fund and make grants to those in financial need who qualify under our consitution. And the advancement of accounting education by bursaries and grants to student in financial need.

To provide help to children with renal and urological disorders, through welfare assistance, supporting staff training and development, providing equipment, supporting research and other activities to assist.

The welfare of dogs more particularly the Welsh Corgi Pembroke and Cardigan, and the re homing of Corgi's when the owners can no longer keep them or if they have been abandoned.Research into canine Degenerative Mylopetha, which causes the gradual loss of function of the hind legs due to pressure on the spinal column.

The charity exists to offer assistance to individuals or groups who require first aid, rescue or removal from underground environments in Northern England and the Isle of Man.The charity is also able to offer educational facilities to individuals or groups on the dangers of the underground environment (in particular disused mines) in Northern England and the Isle of Man.

We own and maintain a property, called Mallmore, which is available for Christian activities in The Isle of Man, including: accommodation for the team and a base for activities for the annual Port St Mary SU Beach Mission; residential events, mainly but not exclusively for young people; facilities for retreats, training etc. primarily but not exclusively for churches and Christian organisations.

To rescue and provide care and shelter for lost, abandoned or ill-treated dogs and to find new homes for such animals wherever possible.To fund research into hereditary conditions or other deseases or conditions in dogs and to disseminate the useful results of such research for the public benefit.

To advance public education in Ecclesiastical History, mainly through conferences and publications.

Providing listening support to persons in distress

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 advance the education of the public in the art of music with special reference to liturgical and organ music, to help organists and choir trainers at all levels of competence to improve their standard of performance and to encourage non-players in the appreciation of the organ and its music.

Borderline Books: providing free books to organisations working with vulnerable people of all ages. Promoting literacy for all age groups. Free books for prisoners.Multilingual Library with books in 140 languages & dialects; bilingual books for children; language classes; meeting space for refugee groups & others; educational activities. Library of Sanctuary.

RESCUE, FOSTER & ADOPT DOGS OF THE GREAT DANE & GREAT DANE CROSS BREEDS. DANELINE USES 'FOSTER' HOMES ALL OVER THE UK INSTEAD OF KENNELS WHILE WE FIND THE RIGHT HOMES FOR THE DOGS. THE 'FOSTER PARENTS' PROVIDE LOCAL HELP AND ADVICE THROUGHOUT THE ADOPTION AS WELL AS PROVIDING A VITAL LINK IN THE AFTERCARE SERVICE. WE ALSO MAKE GRANTS TO & ASSIST OTHER UK REGISTERED CHARITIES WITH SIMILAR PURPOSES.

The provision of Chaplaincy to Police Officers, Police Staff and their families to assist maintain and promote their holistic wellbeing. This in turn contributes to an efficient workforce better able and equipped to serve the public.Also providing a network of advice relating to moral, ethical & religious matters and building and facilitating links with communities and the Police.

The Association aims:a) Offer friendship, support to widows/ers and partners of deceased army personnel .b) Address issues relating to widows/ers and their children with the Army authorities.c) Work closely with other ex-Service specialist organizations in support of widows/widowers and their children.d] Bereavement counselling and life skills advice and support

SkyAngels Air Ambulance has been formed to provide the United Kingdoms with its first national air ambulance fixed-winged aircraft service. Our service will give the NHS an extra air ambulance option and bring us in-line with all other developed countries. Regional airline partnerships to help transfer patients by air with medical escorts. Funded & Flying on behalf of the general public.

The Object of the CIO is, for the public benefit, the advancement of the Christian faith in its Evangelical expression among speakers of autochthonous minority languages in the European context through mission, evangelism, discipleship, community development, education, Church planting/strengthening, and acts of kindness and ministry in keeping with the teachings of Jesus in the New Testament.

The charity'sbjects are to assist in the relief of financial hardship suffered by members, former members, employees or former employees and their dependants.

The British and Irish Association for Practical Theology is an active forum for practitioners, teachers and researchers in the broad field of practical theology within the British Isles and beyond. We promote the practice, teaching and research in practical theology by organising events and consultations and by awarding grants and bursaries appropriate to this aim.

Association of Special Constabulary Officers

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

Computers for Charities provides IT / Educational support to UK and Overseas Charities and Voluntary organisations. Primarily as developers of educational and vocational initiatives to aid registered organisatons. Supply of refurbished equipment and resources. Plus involvement of humanitarian aid where required.

There is no one organisation that takes responsibility for graves and memorials before 1914. As a result many of the graves are in poor condition and are in need of repair. The Remembrance Trust has as an objective to find and, where possible, restore these monuments and graves of military personnel worldwide. We will also aid local communities and educate and train future generations.

Working globally, for the public benefit, to advance education among the public, medical practitioners, patients, and others, about antimicrobial resistance (AMR) through the provision of educational resources, programmes, advocacy development, community building and tools including a website, social media campaigns, webinars, events, and other media.

To advance, improve, develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, the art, heritage and science of music as they relate to the hammered, plucked and mountain dulcimer families of musical instruments, primarily but not exclusively within the British Isles, through networking, public concerts, recitals, workshops, lectures, festivals, conferences, exhibitions and grants.