Charities In Malawi

Educational support services

Our primary concern is promoting sexual health among young people by encouraging more rewarding relationships. Resources and programmes designed by the Health Behaviour Group are used mainly in educational settings but have been adapted to a variety of contexts. We specialise in peer-led and multi-agency approaches with participatory, group-learning styles often involving dramatic conventions.

We are a Christian-based network of volunteers with business skills and resources that we use to help create or develop businesses aiming to alleviate poverty. Activities include business start up training, mentoring and other support. We are currently especially involved in projects in the UK and Uganda but members' have are involved in other countries in Africa and Asia.

The Grifaid Charity is about safe water for all, providing access to safe drinking water for families and communities, resulting in the relief of hardship, the preservation of health and the support of education among people in poverty residing in developing countries.

Be One is a group of people making a dent in global inequality through collective giving. Each individual contributes an affordable monthly donation which funds a project for people living in the world's most marginalised communities. We see ourselves as a monthly subscription to positive change.

Healthcare, education and leaders training.

Engage! Enhance! Empower! At STC we aim to eliminate poverty and all types of hardship across the creation by providing the provision of aid, education, skills, training, healthcare and much more! Empowering the most needy to improve their lives with an aim for them to eventually become self-sufficient.We are all part of the creation, now it's time to serve it!

The Basic Income Earth Network (BIEN) offers education about alternative arguments about, proposals for, and problems concerning, basic income as idea, institution, and public policy practice. BIEN organises public conferences around the world on an annual basis and serves as a repository of published research.

The charity generates donations holding events such as dinners, family fun days and campaigns. The donations are always for a particular cause whether it's for a health care campaign, water projects, children of ill health. The money is donated to those that need it most and is done using other charity partners too. Main focus is on helping underprivileged communities in the West Midlands.

AIDS EDUCATION, BOOKS, SCHOOL BUILDING PROJECTS, HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT, AGRICULTURE PROJECTS, WELLS,SMALL BUSINESS INITIATIVES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.

Printing, publishing and selling books, periodicals, calendars and other publications designed to propagate the Protestant and Evangelical tenets of the Christian faith which are in line with the interpretation put forward by such early writers of the 'Brethren' movement as J.N.Darby and W.Kelly.

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 advance the Christian faith in Aylesbury, throughout England and overseas, for the benefit of the public, mainly but not exclusively through the holding of prayer meetings, religious education and religious ceremonies and to provide outreach and pastoral care for the community.

The Trustees will make donations to such charitable purposes as the Trustees may decide.The main projects supported are Village Concern Uganda and Medic to Medic.

We help equip Secondary Schools and Communities in rural Malawi with what they need. We raise funds in the UK and use local Malawi Partners (e.g. Diocese of Lake Malawi) for local delivery. Working one school at a time we ensure long term sustainability of the schools.With our Partners, Schools and Communities we also develop economic livelihood pathways for pupils and parents.

CAA is a membership organisation for institutes representing architects in Commonwealth countries and promotes co-operation for 'the advancement of architecture in the Commonwealth' through sharing of architectural knowledge. An accredited Commonwealth Civil Society organisation CAA is best known for its validation of courses in architecture assessing courses against set criteria.

The charity operates principally in Southern Africa.

The prevention or relief of poverty or financial hardship in the UK and the world, specifically in Pakistan, Turkey, Lebanon and Africa, by providing grants to organisations and individuals for the provision of emergency aid, education, training, healthcare projects and the provision of all the necessary support designed to enable individuals to generate a sustainable income and be self sufficient

Emergency maize distributedCommunity agri-gardens maintained Goat herd established and bred for milk feeding programmeHouses and roofs repaired for the most vulnerableWater bore holes repaired Land purchased and erection of offices, living quarters, storerooms, training hall, livestock houses and security wall started.Training in agriculture

Promotion of the Christian faith at home and abroad by distribution of Bibles etc; support for the upkeep and acquisition of meeting rooms; relief of poverty; all in accordance with the known sympathies of the late Mrs Stone and subsequent benefactors.

Discussion, information and knowledge sharing focal point for individual humanitarian logisticians and organisations involved in humanitarian transport and logistics. Networking of volunteers abroad.

The charity's beneficial area is in practice worldwide with an emphasis on UK national needs, underdeveloped countries and local needs in Oxfordshire and Berkshire. Areas most supported are health, disability, housing, youth and childrens welfare & education and agricultural development as well as Christian work in all these fields and local environmental projects.

SWT supplies Biblical teaching and training literature to pastors, teachers and libraries in the poorest nations of the world where this is unavailable or unaffordable. SWT also supplies resources online as website downloads and direct emails.

Activities in the UK: Provision of HIV/AIDS information; carrying HIV/AIDS information campaigns; support to people affected by HIV/AIDS; capacity building, fundraising activities; establishing partnerships.Activities in Southern Africa: Enabling the provision of educational, social and welfare support to children orphaned by HIV; Enabling the supply of HIV medication; family structure support.

SPT continues its work focused on Churches, Orphans, Relief and Education in Africa and India. We continue to be particularly interested in enabling relatively new schools with Christian ethos in Africa and those working with orphans in India.