Charities In Netherlands

The primary objectives of the College are to advance veterinary clinical pathology, promote a high standard of veterinary clinical pathology and veterinary clinical pathologists practising in Europe, and to promote research in the area of veterinary clinical pathology in Europe.

The Association exists to inform, educate and certify for occupational experience - professionals (nurses, operators and technicians) in the field of hyperbaric medicine.

We foster the public appreciation of contemporary art, with a current particular focus on the commissioning of contemporary classical music and its subsequent performance.

THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVE OF THE COMPANY IS TO ADVANCE THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION WORLDWIDE BY ENCOURAGING THE PROCLAMATION OF THE GOSPEL, MEETING HUMAN NEEDS, ESTABLISHING NEW CHURCHES, AND ASSISTING THE CHURCH WHEREVER FOUND TO FULFILL ITS OWN VISION.

Gathering young adult Quakers (18-35ish) from around Europe and the Middle East together in community.

Running a Christian Ministry

Poliphonia is an UK based charity with the purpose of promoting the classical music of the Americas. We promote concerts in the UK with repertoire from composers from the Americas, sponsor young players interested in learning this repertoire, restore music still in manuscript form to facilitate performance and produce recordings and film of performances and educational content.

Promoting charitable giving to those who wish to have control as to the nature of the beneficiary and how their donated funds will be used; and to encourage people to make ?generous and engaged giving? a lifestyle choice. This is achieved through education programmes, providing advice on charitable structures and forming giving groups.

To support community based NGOs in Global South countries through fundraising and project development, and to facilitate knowledge exchange between these NGOs and equivalent organisations in the UK

Restore the graves of members of the armed services and auxiliary forces who served at any point between 1775 and 1815, irrespective of nationality, so that they can become sites of memory for the public.Bury veterans from the period who are disinterred.Educate the public about the experiences of those who served in this period

Support research and education in the field of odonatology worldwide, hold a biennial congress

The AfTA exists to advance research and education in the study and practice of African theatre and performance by 1). providing a regular forum for scholars and practitioners to exchange ideas, knowledge and information; 2). publishing and disseminating research and information on African theatre and performance 3). providing information on African theatre and performance to the wider public.

Operating globally, activities include:(educational) learning material development; exchanges, performances; teacher training; classes, workshops, retreats and courses; collaborative embodied research laboratories; (arts) research, preservation, sustainment and dissemination; (hardship relief) the provision of grants, goods or services.Resourcing and administering funded projects.

The trust holds and administers a trust fund for the promotion of religious work carried out by the company of Christians presently meeting in the Meeting Room, Palace Gardens, Buckhurst Hill, Essex, and by other gatherings of Christians in common with the said company of Christians either in the British Isles or Overseas, and for such other charitable purposes as the Trustees shall think fit.

Relief of financial hardship by making grants of money or providing or paying for items, services or facilities.Advancement of the Orthodox Jewish faith in different countries through providing grants to fund the holding of public prayer meetings and lectures, the construction and maintenance of places of worship and mikvahs, the publication of written religious works.

Participation programs, seminars and retreats

promoting information on the science of electronics and other scientific subjects by the Institutions website, lectures, discussions, exhibitions, training and other means

Advance the Christian faith for the benefit of the public, establish and help churches grow in number by effectively ministering to people in their geographical location. To provide a mentoring relationship with pastors and churches for guidance, encouragement and fellowship. To provide training and resources to churches through a strong network of pastors.

The main activities of EHBEA are:1. A yearly conference and 2. Grants awarded towards a) research costs, b) travel costs to attend our conference, and c) scientific workshop costs.These all aim to further scientific dissemination of findings with regard to evolution and human behaviour. All EHBEA-sponsored events, e.g. our annual conference, are open to the public.

Advancement of public understanding of medieval genealogy and prosopography, and the promotion of research into medieval genealogy. Publication of learned articles and books both printed and electronically, and the provision of data sets via our website.

Review unresolved cases relating to missing persons & unidentified bodies and body parts, seeking new lines of inquiry using new & innovative investigative tools & techniques, through partnerships with volunteers, academic institutions & law enforcement agencies in support of families and those affected by anyone who is missing, at no cost to the families, primarily in the UK, and globally.

Starting Bible Schools.Training leaders through seminars.Providing training materials.

The Foundation aims to help young people, living in difficult financial and/or social circumstances have greater opportunities to participate in sports and social activity. It is our belief that team sports and social activity increase not only the social well being of young people, but aids positive social development, increases confidence and self esteem, and teaches valuable life skills.

To further such exclusively charitable purposes as the charity trustees in their absolute discretion see fit, in particular (but without limiting the foregoing) by making grants to charities operating in both the United Kingdom and overseas with charitable purposes that benefit children, young people and their families and the environment.

The CLCI provides a platform to facilitate discussion and promotion of increased awareness among health professionals, the public, policy makers and politicians, of the effectiveness of immunisation as a public health tool, of the importance of vaccination programmes for citizens of all ages, and of knowledge of issues and barriers around immunisation at all stages of life that need to overcome.