Charities In Moldova

The making of grants to support inter-religious studies.

SHARE aims are to support people without a place that they could call home, either in the UK or abroad. SHARE cares for the basic needs (food, clothes, etc) of people who are homeless in Cheshire and Flintshire as well as refugees across refugee camps around the World.

The Objects of the CIO are, for the public benefit, to relieve poverty or financial hardship or such other charitable purpose as the members of the CIO shall from time to time agree.

The relief of those in need, by reason of youth, age, ill health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage. Support of Christian organisations which promote pastoral care and well being in their communities.

The purpose of The World Federation For Neuro Rehabilitation (WFNR) is to advance the development of neurological rehabilitation worldwide and to inspire, encourage and develop collaboration between clinicians with an interest in the field. The WFNR produces a newsletter (update), holds a world congress every two years, sponsors meetings and has established a 'flying faculty'.

Making grants to charities and individuals who meet the Trust's objectives and impress the Trustees with the relevance of their project proposals, the effectiveness of their operations and the sustainability of their activities. Given the Trust's aim to advance religion by the promotion of the Christian faith, the Christian message should be integral to the activity.

TO PROMOTE THE PROTECTION OF LIFE AMONGST COMMUNITIES IN NEED IN ANY PART OF THE WORLD BY THE PROVISION OF EQUIPMENT AND TRAINING TO IMPROVE THE FIRE FIGHTING, FIRST AID AND RESCUE CAPABILITIES.

General charitable purposes

WWO Europe exists to inspire and support people, mainly Christians, to create national and regional movements across Europe to prevent children losing their place in a family, and to work for families reuniting where safe and possible, and to encourage alternative family-based care, where it is not.

The main aim of TEECH is to improve the health of children and communities by creating bathrooms in schools in the Republic of Moldova, Eastern Europe, by volunteers, where no indoor bathrooms exist. The charity also collects, transports and hand delivers humanitarian aid to Eastern Europe. We also carry out a Christmas 'shoe box' gift and food delivery in December/January each year.

Within the year, the charity made a total of 50 donations to the Evangelical Christian faith in all parts of the UK. Total donations amounted to -ú105,945.

We distribute Bibles and other related literature in response to requests from anywhere in the world.We support preaching the Christian gospel, including travel to meet any requesting baptism.We help with relief of poverty amongst those we meet.

To advance the orthodox Anglican expression of the Christian faith in accordance with the ANiE Statement of Belief and Practice, including but not limited to teaching, prayer and fellowship, by facilitating the ministry of the ANiE presiding Bishop; facilitating relationships between, and the ministry of, the constituent bodies of ANiE; and facilitating relationships with other ecclesial bodies.

The Exodus Adventure Travels Foundation supports several small projects, organisations and social enterprises in various countries that help fulfil our purpose to invest in innovative, effective, sustainable projects. This support focuses on community empowerment and conservation and is provided through grants and, where appropriate, exposure to travellers via Exodus Travels.

Weekly worship and teaching service. Weekly/fortnightly Growth Groups. Weekly parent/toddler group. Monthly lunch club for the elderly. Support of missionary in South Africa. Hosting other community activities.

The objects of the CIO are: for the public benefit in Wessex, any other part of the United Kingdom or elsewhere in the world, to relieve the poor and needy and to further such other purposes which are exclusively charitable under the laws of England and Wales as the trustees shall think fit, in particular but not exclusively by working with the members of the Rotary Clubs in the Rotary Internation

The activities of the Roundwood Trust are primarily related to Reformed Christian Churches overseas and in particular within Eastern Europe, with some exceptions.

To build community hubs in key locations in south-eastern Romania. To provide mini buses for transport to events in order to promote social cohesion. To fund the construction of community education and sports facilities and establish associated training. Establish school assistance programmes. To encourage micro-agriculture and farming as a source of income to encourage self-sufficiency.

Opora supports Ukrainians fleeing the war in rebuilding their lives sustainably in the United Kingdom through: information channels and community support groups; housing access information; employability, language and mental health support access; support for Ukrainian refugee-led businesses through business advice; advocacy around barriers faced.

To advance the Christian faith by holding meetings in prisons, schools, colleges and churches.Charity members use powerlifting demonstrations as a backdrop to presenting how their faith in Jesus Christ has resulted in their turning their backs on lives of crime, violence and drug abuse.New Testaments, books and DVDs are distributed at all meetings.

The spiritual support and welfare of members of the Christadelphian community, their children and anyone interested in their beliefs throughout the world by means of newsletters, Bible Studies, lessons for children, exhortations - all delivered by post or email.

The objects of the Trust are exclusively charitable, including procamation of the Gospel of Our Lord Jesus Christ and the propagation of and instruction in the doctrine and practices of the Trust Deed.

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

The Blackwood Engineering Trust was established in 2015 with the initial objective of helping sick, disabled and disadvantaged orphan children in UK, Belgium, China and India

St Gregorys Foundation supports local charities in Eastern Europe to tackle poverty and social insecurity facing children and families. Our projects address the root causes of disadvantage by putting families before institutions and providing opportunities for vulnerable people to fulfil their potential. Our work makes beneficiaries active participants in improving their own lives.