Charities In Northern Ireland

Scouting actively engages and supports young people in their personal development, empowering them to make a positive contribution to society.As a National Scout Active Support Unit we provide advice and onsite medical support to Scout Groups, Districts, Counties, Areas and National events throughout the UK, ranging from small one day events to large international jamborees.

TGGP provides comfort and support to families grieving after the sudden or untimely death of a loved one - in particular the death of a son or daughter. We encourage an active and creative response to grief, we raise awareness about the needs of the bereaved and promote an understanding of what it means to grieve in a culture that has difficulty talking openly about death, dying or bereavement.

The advancement of the Islamic religion in the United Kingdom for the benefit of the public through the holding of prayer meetings, lectures, public celebration of religious festivals, and producing and/or distributing literature on the Islamic religion to enlighten others about the Islamic religion

Rescare was founded in 1984 being a national charity object to "promote the relief and welfare of children and adults with learning disabilities and their families" run by families for such families aided by many friends, our national office gives information, advice, support with personal contact via welfare service/helpline and represents their best interests at government, ministerial and local

In line with the Trust's Charitable Objects the Trustees seek to provide grants to a wide range of charities, community organisations and local appeals. These grants are assessed in accordance with the Trust's overall objectives and have provided essential funds to benefit valuable causes. The focus is primarily on providing funding for education, care and the relief of poverty.

Provide financial assistance to eligible beneficiaries;actively seek to identify potential beneficiaries;monitor progress of invested funds under management

UALL acts as a consultative body for policy formulation and advocacy, representing the lifelong learning and continuing education sector to Government departments, funding bodies and national higher education organisations. We raise funds via modest annual membership fees from associated Universities and (pre-covid) an annual conference and seminars.

Providing listening support to persons in distress

Lyme Disease UK strives to raise awareness of Lyme disease and provide support for those suffering from the illness. We operate online but also attend and host a range of events. Our aim is to raise money to continue spreading awareness but also to help fund research and patient grants in the future. We are very active on social media and we provide a wealth of information on our website.

Education and research

To advance the education of the public in the appreciation of band music and in particular the education and training of people in the playing of band instruments.

Provision of grants and other support to UK Christadelphian churches so that they may relieve the financial hardship of refugees, asylum seekers and those granted Leave to Remain, and their families, in their locality in particular through the provision of services, and education and support to churches in how best to support those seeking sanctuary

The Society promotes the study and preservation of information, drawings, photographs, and other material pertaining to railway signalling through the creation of a website and an archive of material. It publishes materials, arranges meetings and visits, attends exhibitions so as to make the information available to the public.

The advancement of health by the prevention of suicide and the preservation and protection of mental health; the advancement of the education of the public in relation to suicide and mental health ; and, the relief of need, hardship and distress of young people and adults affected by suicide or mental health issues

THE IMPROVEMENT OF EDUCATION, RESEARCH AND CLINICAL PRACTICE IN THE FIELD OF CLINICAL NEUROSCIENCES, FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF CARE AND GENERAL WELL-BEING OF PERSONS SUFFERING FROM DISORDERS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT AND THE BENEFIT OF THE COMMUNITY GENERALLY

To promote all that is best in the Cleveland Bay horse. To preserve, develop and strengthen the breed for future generations to enjoy.

Sudden Cardiac Arrest UK provides support and information to those affected by sudden cardiac arrest. We connect survivors, co-survivors and key supporters through peer support groups and share experiences online. We also raise awareness and educate the public and medical professionals about life after cardiac arrest. We operate throughout the UK.

Stories for Life records life stories face to face or remotely with those who are in the last chapter of life in a variety of settings; hospices, hospitals, care homes or in their own homes. Our biographers are specialist volunteers trained by us. Our phone service can include the recording of less formally structured conversations between family members/ friends of a different generation.

The charity raises and applies funds to give aid to distressed past and present members of the Guild of Freemen of the City of London, their dependants and relatives. It also supports the educational needs of the disadvantaged at schools linked to the city of London, and it provides grants to benefit young people, the infirm, the aged and the needy, primarily in the Greater London Area

The UK Race and Europe Network (UKREN) is a registered charity and a membership body of more than 160 race equality organisations across the UK that have an interest in using European equality and human rights provisions to combat race discrimination at the local and national levels. It achieves this through sharing information between members and coordinating action on race equality issues.

To advance education through encourging the appropriate and effective use of information and communication technology (ICT) and offer support to those in related activities.

To support and work with Christian churches, Christian organisations and individuals for the furtherance of Christian faith, particularly for the spiritual and social welfare of all the above. To encourage the church in networking with other organisations for the regeneration and transformation of their communities. In addition, to mentor leaders who are themselves engagaged in such pursuits.

The main social event of each year is a Gala Dinner at Lincoln's Inn, London where in 1896 the founder of Pakistan Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah was called to the Bar. This is usually in June. Starting from Autumn until Spring there is a programme of monthly lectures held in the evening, on varying topics concerned with Pakistan. Information is circulated via Website and Email.

The promotion of jazz and related music through and beyond a membership network; staging of an annual conference for the sector (in 2018 in Southampton); development of a long-term plan for support of the music and the sector; advocacy at home and overseas; a pilot tour of Emerging Artists; & the Going Dutch programme to encourage the interchange of Dutch and JPN-nations' promoters and musicians.

To relieve the need of retired and serving police officers in hardship or distress who are disabled as a consequence of being injured on duty.