Charities In Israel

The Forum for Jewish Leadership (FJL) exists to educate and empower a generation of Jewish leaders with the necessary knowledge, skills and motivation to provide effective communal leadership. FJL runs programming, seminars and courses in the UK, Europe, USA and Israel.

The advancement of the Jewish Religion.

The Foundation's objectives are such charitable purposes as the trustees in their absolute discretion see fit. The trustees have adopted a broad mission statement for grant making noting the preference for building projects and focusing mainly in Israel and Europe on Health and medical sciences, Needy populations, and improving the quality of Jewish Life.

Grants to instiutions

advancement of the orthodox Jewish faith, orthodox Jewish religious education, and the relief of poverty in the orthodox Jewish community

(1) THE ADVANCEMENT OF RELIGION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE JEWISH FAITH.(2) THE RELIEF OF POVERTY SICKNESS AND INFIRMITY, AND (3) SUCH OTHER PURPOSES AS ARE RECOGNISED BY ENGLISH LAW AS CHARITABLE.

Raising income from Charitable Foundations, Corporate Donors and Individuals. Investment income is derived from rents receivable from letting the Charity's Freehold and Long Leasehold properties. The Trustees continued to support The Beis Nadvorne Synagogue, institutions of higher and further education, institutions caring for the poor & sick and individuals qualifying as Charitable Beneficiaries.

1) advancing education for the public benefit of supporting study and research into wildlife and into conservation of wildlife in any part of the world and the dissemination to the public of the result of such study; and2) promoting the efficiency and effectiveness of the voluntary sector including by encouraging and supporting innovation and providing training, services and support.

Publication of peer-reviewed journal-Cephalalgia; Educational materials; Development and publication of international headache guidelines and classification; Education of neurologists and other HCPs in underserved countries/regions; Scientific research grants; Website; Bi-ennial international congress; Support for young physicians attending international headache congresses and headache centres

The Public Awareness and Action Committee established a World Brain Day (WBD) on 22 July, the date theWFN was founded in 1957. The first WBD slogan was ?Our Brain - Our Future?. This global campaign wasdesigned to promote awareness about the brain and neurological diseases and to promote brain health. A largenumber of national societies organized activities and media events.

The International Alliance of ALS/MND Associations founded in November of 1992 to provide an international community for ALS/MND associations from around the world. Our vision is to engage our members, prospective members and other organizations in sharing resources globally, advancing awareness and supporting people with ALS/MND worldwide.

During the year the charity continued its philanthropic activities in support of religious education and other charitable institutions.

we wish to provide aid to the poor, help with relief effort where needed, to provide food, clothing, medical procedures, to be a helping hand to the poor and needy

The Four Daughters Charitable Trust has been set up to promote charitable activities in the areas of Education and Training, Health, disability and poverty.

Supporting and funding any school or educational institution of the orthodox Jewish faith including assistance with transportation to and from these educational establishments.Providing facilities for recreation and other leisure time activities for children and young people.Providing grants to people to supplement income and alleviate poverty.

To provide a forum for those operating in the digital economy to identify and discuss issues and practices in the digital world (including advertising and trade related matters) and to promote the formulation of regulations and best practices to ensure that they benefit the public, provide appropriate safeguards for children and other vulnerable users and protect civil and human rights.

ICRP advances for the public benefit the science of radiological protection, in particular by providing recommendations and guidance on all aspects of radiation protection.

The Trust supports projects and causes which will improve and enrich the lives of all parts of society. It expects to become involved in a wide range of activities, able to provide several forms of support and will consider the funding of capital projects, and running costs. It is non-political and non-religious in nature.

The Principal Objects of the Charity are a) To promote and advance the education of children and young people, b) to provide facilities and programmes for children and young people for their recreation and other leisure-time occupation c) The relief of poverty.

In Place of War is a global organisation that uses artistic creativity in places of conflict to create positive change. We enable grassroots change-makers in music, theatre and across the arts to transform cultures of violence and suffering into hope, opportunity and freedom.

The charity funds the cost, upkeep and activities of the Ruzin Sadagora Synagogue in London. The charity funds and supports the parent and other associated and affiliated Sadagora Institutions and other religious Jewish causes and charities.

Worship services, Sunday Divine services, Prayer meetings and Bible studies

The object of IMS is to promote and co-ordinate information, education and scientific studies of the health and well-being of peri- and post-menopausal women during and after mid-life.

THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE ORTHODOX JEWISH RELIGION FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT BY PROVIDING GRANTS TO SYNAGOGUES AND OTHER RELIGIOUS CHARITIES FOR THE PROVISION OF RELIGIOUS OBJECTS, PRAYER BOOKS AND OTHER RELIGIOUS STUDY BOOKS, AND FOR THE PUBLIC CELEBRATION OF RELIGIOUS FESTIVALS. THE ADVANCEMENT OF ORTHODOX JEWISH EDUCATION AND EDUCATION IN GENERAL BY PROVIDING GRANTS TO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND IN

Supporting those in financial hardship and the Talmudical College of Viznitz in London.