Charities In Malawi

The charity advances the Christian faith and ministry for the benefit of the public by developing theological education principally by extension, which is accessible to a very wide range of people and ages through theological training programs, and by the publication of Christian literature and study resources. The charity's ministry is independent, interdenominational and international.

Ufulu is a UK charity whose aim is to end period poverty among women and girls in Malawi. We run educational workshops on menstrual hygiene and provide free sanitary products, namely reusable menstrual cups. We educate young girls on menstrual and feminine hygiene and provide ongoing support networks for both women and girls.

Creating a free access website containing all pre 1900 documentary watercolours.

Provides grants to charities

Refurbishment of the rural hospital of Zizencho in Ethiopia.

Church activities

Public benefit mainly overseas but UK consideredRelieve poverty, advance education and relieve sickness especially overseas on merit Prioritise disability, mental health and blindnessHelp orphans, food parcels and access to clean water in natural disaster zonesMaintain human dignity with food, clothing, shelter, education UK registered charities only; contact Altaf Gatrad post/email

Advance Young People Through Education & Leisure Time ActivitiesAct as a resource for young people worldwide especially third world countries Relief of Financial Hardship amongst people worldwide by providing financial assistance Relief of Financial Need for victims of natural or other disasters

The prevention or relief of poverty in Zambia and Malawi in such ways as the trustees think fit.

The African Bird Club gives grants to individuals and groups in African countries to support a wide range of small to medium-sized projects there that benefit the conservation of African birds or their habitats. Our website is the primary online source for all things to do with African birds. We also publish a twice-yearly, peer-reviewed bulletin, and we are developing a series of birding apps.

The Give Hope Trust is a Christian charity set up to support deprived communities focusing on children worldwide. Our work focuses on children's education, adult training, medical care, christian pastoral care and creation of sustainable social enterprises.

The aim of WOC UK is to educate and train personnel to treat and rehabilitate injured and disabled people in the developing world. Members of the association periodically travel to the countries in need of such help to conduct the programmes. In Cambodia funds are utilised for hospital construction. Current actives are in Ethiopia, Malawi & Ghana.

The Charity's principal activity is to facilitate the provision of post-graduate level higher education and the study of law by individuals from the continent of Africa.

The provision of clean and safe drinking water which results in the reduction/elimination of water-borne diseases, resulting in improved health, higher attendance rates at school and, consequently, better educational outcomes and improved ability to work, thus relieving poverty. We will also provide Water and Sanitation Hygiene (WASH) training for improved sanitation and hygiene.

THE REGULAR HOLDING OF EVENTS TO RAISE AN AWARENESS IN THE COMMUNITY ON THE BENEFITS OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH.

The prevention or relief of poverty both nationally and internationallyThe relief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability or financial hardshipTo provide relief after natural disasters.To advance educationTo help young people, especially but not exclusively through leisure time activities, so as to develop their capabilities that they may grow to full maturity

The object of Wilmslow Wells for Africa is the relief of poverty in the continent of Africa by the provision of water for human consumption and irrigation. This may be achieved by the drilling of wells, the building of dams, the provision of storage tanks or any other means.

To offer financial support in the form of small donations via UK registered charities to help address issues such as the relief of suffering, educational support and development and self-sufficiency promotion.

Facilitating sustainable paths out of poverty through new technologies, sustainable business practices, scalable and replicable techniques, and allied expert interventions. The charity itself is likely to principally operate at a strategic level, working with implementation partners and using its proposed subsidiary implementation arm to promote and deliver its charitable objects on the ground.

Picturing Health uses film and art in Public Health worldwide. We make films to train health workers, inform patients, promote community discussion and disseminate research findings. We evaluate the effectiveness of our work and build capacity of film makers and clinicians to make health films. Our partners include WHO, Medical Research Council, hospitals and international research institutes.

Buy and deliver blankets, tents, medicines and similar items to areas suffering from natural disasters.To provide cooked meals, basic clothing and similar items to poor living in cities and villages.Payments of funds into orphanges to assist with looking after the vulnerable.Provision of funding to areas suffering hardship by contributing to the construction and running of hospitals.

Lovewise aims to provide Christian teaching on marriage, sex and relationships to young people. Lovewise resources have been prepared for use in schools, church youth groups and by parents at home. Our main office is in Newcastle upon Tyne and work is carried out by employees and volunteers throughout the UK, some resources have also been translated into other languages.

Soroptimist International Foundation is a global organisation collecting appeal donations from 5 member Federations and the public. The Foundation makes grants to providers that educate, empower and enable women and girls. Projects and programmes are funded in countries where need has been identified to improve the lives of women and girls.

We promote and support Christian discipleship:We provide training and support for Anglican dioceses and other denominations in Africa through our Rooted in Jesus programme.We provide support to UK church leaders through our EQUIP programme.We work with local churches to support mission and ministry especially to families.We publish and distribute resource materials.