Charities In Northern Ireland

We work with children and young people to support them to have an effective voice in decisions that affect them.

Our annual showcase event British International Film Festival (BIAFF) will be held in May 2023 and takes place in Birmingham. Film & Video Maker magazine is proudly published bi-monthly. Our website continues to help promote and support amateur film making activities. We allocate grants to promote these objectives. For more information, please visit www.theiac.org.uk.

To raise awareness of animal welfare issues to members of the Anglican church, to put animal issues on the agenda of the Christian church, to hold an annual service, to encourage churches to recognise Animal Welfare Sunday, to be a Christian voice amongst secular animal welfare organisations, to provide Christian animal welfare information for schools and provide speakers where requested.

Sound Sense promotes the value of community music and helps community musicians to develop their professional practice. We have an important role to play in helping to increase participation in music-making among disadvantaged and minority groups. And by supporting the sector we develop the creative economy.

Providing relief for necessitous persons(including their widows or dependents) who are, or have been engaged continuously for a minimum period of two years by any member of the British Association of Removers Ltd

We operate throughout the United Kingdom by holding events, making grants, undertaking projects and providing advocacy for our charitable objects.

Boys in Mind works in partnership with children, young people, and professionals in a range of settings to promote good mental health and prevent suicide, particularly among boys and young men. We work with schools, colleges, universities, and organisations to create and share our engaging media resources.

Delivery of training, reasearch and networking

Families Need Fathers is a self help charity which provides information and support on children's issues for separated and divorced parents (including unmarried parents), as well as grandparents, partners, friends, and the extended family. Our main concern is to maintain a child's relationship with both parents during and after family breakdown.

The objects of the Council are to advance public education in the core subject of computer science and in the wider context of computing and its applications.

The charity supports bereaved parents through providing access to therapy/counselling free of charge; activities/services to help them remember their child that has died; and activities to help them remember to look after their emotional well-being. We support children with cancer and life limiting conditions and their families by providing gifts and activities whilst receiving treatment.

Education, Health and saving of lives

The income of the Fund is applied to promoting anthropology and specifically to the provision of scholarships. These are restricted to citizens of the United Kingdom, the Commonwealth and the Irish Republic.

The objectives of the Trust are to the relief of sickness and the advancement of children, who are sick, convalescent, disabled, or have learning disabilities.

(1) research and education in the treatment of persons suffering from chronic lymphocytic leukaemia (CLL) and related disorders; and (2) relief of such persons by (a) development and provision of policy guidelines for such treatment, and (b) promotion of communication and exchange of information between research groups and healthcare professionals.

The Trust takes a proactive approach in its donation strategy and makes direct approaches to charities it wishes to support, in the context of its objects. It does not therefore invite unsolicited external applications.

Supporting, both within the UK and internationally, research and educational projects with concerns around equality, diversity and democracy, and supporting educational activities that raise public awareness and understanding of struggles and movements for peace, human rights and labour rights.

To provide a positive national support network of families affected by Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy and enable families to come together to share ideas and experiences and to enjoy social events.

Undertaking research in the field of architecture and urban planning

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 Conflict Research Society fosters research and knowledge about the processes, methods and effectiveness of conflict, and the potential for cooperation and reconciliation. It provides information about conflict research through the website and brings together academics and practitioners for an annual conference on conflict and peace research.

1.To fund long-lasting 3D nipple/areola, and mastectomy tattoos for those affected by nipple loss2.To raise awareness and educate the public about 3D nipple / areola, and mastectomy tattoos3.To provide the public with a trusted directory of medical tattoo artists4.To support the emotional and mental wellbeing of breast cancer survivors, mastectomy patients, and others impacted by nipple loss

Support Oral and Dental Research activity through small grant programmes and occasional seminars

Connecting the Roots is a conservation and environmental non-profit, with a focus on education, empowerment and inclusivity. Our objective is to reverse systemic damage to our beautiful planet via investment in environmental projects and initiatives across the world.

The granting of temporary assistance in cases of need to serving or retired subpostmastersand their dependents