Charities In Northern Ireland

The charity supports men and women who suffer from the specific social anxiety Avoidant Paruresis, aka Shy Bladder Syndrome. To this end it provides a website of information, and a moderated online forum. It runs therapeutic residential workshops using a CBT approach, raises public awareness, promotes research, and promotes the concept of individual privacy in public toilet design.

To advance the education of the public in the art of music with special reference to liturgical and organ music, to help organists and choir trainers at all levels of competence to improve their standard of performance and to encourage non-players in the appreciation of the organ and its music.

The overall Object of the Association is the conservation, restoration, study, selection, and improvement for the public benefit of the native honey bee of Britain and Ireland (Apis mellifera mellifera), and of near-native and locally adapted honey bees. It does this by: information, education, applied and scientific research and study, sustainable beekeeping, and conservation initiatives.

The Fertility Foundation provides support and advice to men and women seeking IVF treatment in the form of grants as well as helping with NHS funding and working with patients and clinics to help resolve issues.

Ann Conroy Trust is the only UK wide charity providing educational material about Chiari Malformation & Syringomyelia. The charity funds appropriate research, education of medical professionals and raises awareness. Produces information booklets distributed throughout the UK. Provides a support helpline and arranges meetings where patients, families and carers can meet others with the conditions.

The charity provides a digital and AI eco system, which is a free, simple to use one-stop-shop that enables any UK non profit to find the funding, and free help and resources it needs. It also has the Charity Sector Data Store, which has created Big Data for the sector to support sector decision making. We prioritise support for small charities and marginalised groups.

To relieve the suffering of animals in need of care and attention, in particular but not exclusively dogs that are wholly or in part bearded collies. To provide care, protection, treatment and security for such animals, and to educate the public in matters relating to animal welfare and the prevention of cruelty and suffering.

Create artistic works that utilise immersive technologies, show best in artistic works that utilise immersive technologies to a wide range of audiences and foster communities of practice for makers utilising immersive technologies.

Fund raising via entrance fees to charity golf tournaments, the running of charity auctions of donated items and by direct donations. The income is used to purchase powered wheelchairs of a type and design that the state will not provide for children with disability and special needs.

Grants and awards to persons from the Peoples Republic of China to study and research in certain specified fields at post-graduate level and above at UK Universities and hospitals

The preservation & protection of good mental health through; raising awareness of suicide; Urging those suffering to speak up & ask for help; Supporting all with poor mental health, especially young people, and especially where this can be done through outdoor activities; and assisting in the provision of education to increase awareness & knowledge of the issues.

Woodhead Mountain Rescue Team operates under the umbrella of the Peak District Mountain Rescue Organisation. It works under the control of local police forces to search and assist the police; in the Peak District, in wild & remote areas, in urban areas and in other areas when called upon to do so. All team members are volunteers. The team relies entirely on fundraising and donations.

Making of grants to any charity, charitable institution or charitable activity

Support for RAF Widows and Widowers

King Lear Arts runs activities to encourage active participation in the arts, particularly focused on older people in the UK. Our flagship activity is the King Lear Prizes arts competition, which takes entries from amateurs across the country.

Main activities include teaching, training, encouraging, equipping, empowering and activating Christians to make a difference across Merseyside, UK and beyond. This is done through the Big PUSH gatherings, Ministry Schools, Conferences and interaction with different spheres. We work in partnership with local organisations and across the nations.

Advancement of animal welfare; (2) Specifically, assisting homeless, or abandoned, or otherwise in need dogs in poor health, mistreated or otherwise at risk to: i) Better health ii) Be found safe and appropriate homes throughout the UK and Europe iii) Long term monitoring of their care

TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT THE HEALTH FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT BY PROVIDING MEMORY BOX TO PARENTS AND FAMILIES WHO HAVE WHO HAVE LOST A CHILD WHETHER THROUGH NEONATAL DEATH, STILLBIRTH, MISCARRIAGE OR MEDICAL TERMINATION OR WHO ARE PREGNANT WITH A CHILD WITH A LIFE LIMITING CONDITION AND BY RAISING AWARENESS OF THE NEURO TUBE DEFECT, ANENCEPHALY.

The activities of the CIO are to advance the education of the public, and school aged children in the protection and improvement of the environment through free educational resources and support. The CIO will also support litter-picking groups and community-led initiatives through resources, networking and promotion to further environmental work they are doing.

Scouting actively engages and supports young people in their personal development, empowering them to make a positive contribution to society.

Amphibian and Reptile Groups of UK (ARG UK) is committed to the conservation of native amphibians and reptiles and their natural environment by supporting the development of a network of independent volunteer amphibian and reptile groups (ARGs)

UK Time's Up is a charity which works to (a) promote equality and diversity for the public benefit by working for the elimination of discrimination in the workplace (b) raise awareness about equality and diversity (c) cultivate a sense of favour and equality and diversity in such ways as the trustees think fit.

The SPA organises conferences, training events and training materials for student journalists.

The provision of Chaplaincy to Police Officers, Police Staff and their families to assist maintain and promote their holistic wellbeing. This in turn contributes to an efficient workforce better able and equipped to serve the public.Also providing a network of advice relating to moral, ethical & religious matters and building and facilitating links with communities and the Police.

The Trust makes grants and awards to promote the understanding of classical Greek language and and culture and the study of the purposes and work of the United Nations.