Charities In Northern Ireland

The Quaker Arts Network aims to:develop and nurture a community of Quakers interested in the arts; provide a place for Quakers to share insights about the arts and spirituality; explore the expression of Quakerism through all art forms; encourage, publicise and support the use of arts for Quaker outreach, spiritual growth and public witness

A public museum for housing and exhibition of relics belonging to Dr Samuel Hahnemann, a public library for housing and reading of publications of Dr Samuel Hahanemann. All in aid of advancement of the teaching and practice of homeopathy and research in matters relating to homeopathy

The Sherborne Association UK provides training in Sherborne Developmental Movement. This is a form of therapeutic intervention offering interactive learning, through shared movement experiences. Courses are run throughout the United Kingdom and abroad, for professionals working in health, education, therapy and community dance settings. Trainers hold an International Course Leaders' Certificate.

Providing support to those affect by anorectal malformation.

Providing grants, undertaking research and associated dissemination services to advance the education of the public in science, technology, engineering and maths through knowledge & technology transfer, applied innovation and policy advocacy.

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

A charity with the aim of raising funds to encourage research into the health conditions and subsequent prevention of health defects of the Japanese Shiba Inu dog breed.

The main object of the charity is to establish, support and maintain special protection areas for the conservation and control of wildlife and their habitat. It is also concerned with wildlife educational studies, the promotion of conservation and associated research both in the UK and abroad.

Support the relief of poverty in society, the advancement of health, conservation, protection and improvement of the physical natural environment. Support for the advancement of education particularly to those with special needs and those impoverished communities around the world.

Provision of education & training in the areas of motorcycle related safety & security.

GfGD exists to champion the role of geology in sustainable development, mobilising and reshaping the geology community to help deliver the UN Sustainable Development Goals (2015/2030). We do this through (i) education and training (e.g., workshops, seminars, university outreach, publications, conferences), (ii) practical development projects (e.g., capacity building, providing technical advice).

The main aim of our charity is to provide women and healthcare professionals with information about best practice for the treatment and management of Pelvic Girdle Pain (PGP), formerly known as Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction, and to enable and empower women to access the right treatment. We provide an information website, run a telephone helpline and produce information leaflets and booklets.

The relief of financial need occurring to any person in receipt of a pension from Philips Pensions Trustees Ltd through identification of such persons from formal application followed by documented assessment by the Trustees. Monies are raised from corporate and private donations.

The Chapels Society seeks to foster public interest in and knowledge of the architectural and historical importance of all places of worship and their related structures in the United Kingdom, loosely described as Nonconformist.

Our mission is to further tech education through student focussed Hackathons. We are an organisation specialising in both running and supporting student focussed hackathons, which allow students to gain hands-on experience and develop a range of skills outside the classroom.

The purpose of the Fund is to assist members of the League and current members of the nursing staff of The Royal London Hospital with grants for educational purposes or for assistance with expenses incurred while gaining experience useful for work.

Charity established to support Diversity, Inclusion and Social Mobility

National award scheme (UK) to practically help and encourage people aged 50+ to engage in volunteering and community development, learning activities, the arts, heritage & culture, sports and conservation open to people from all kinds of backgrounds and circumstances, especially those with ongoing health and mobility problems.

The Charity seeks to promote equality and diversity in the arts through the Jhalak Prize and the Jhalak Children's and YA Prize. The Prize is for the book of the year by a writer of colour. The Jhalak Prize has already been specifically recognised by the Equality & Human Rights Commission as the type of action which the Commission supports and recommends.

The aim of the Trust will be to support the work of The Theological College of Zimbabwe bymoral and spiritual support, fund raise and sharing ideas To raise funds, receive grants, donations and apply funds to carry out the work of the Trust To represent and co-operate with and support other charities with similar purposes.

A SOCIETY TO SUPPORT AND BUILD RESEARCH CAPACITY IN PALLIATIVE AND END OF LIFE CARE RESEARCH THROUGH THE PROVISION OF WORKSHOPS, CONFERENCES, EDUCATIONAL EVENTS AND BURSARIES

The Society aims to promote the study of churches and other places of worship, along with their associated monuments and landscapes, and publicises the results of the latest research and discoveries in its journal and newsletter. The society also holds an annual conference.

113 Economic/Employment (not community development) 201, Young adults 18-29 (not children), 301 Makes grants to individuals (does not include loans).

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation by providing golfing opportunities for young children.

THE RELIEF OF CHILDREN IN NEED, BY REASON OF ILL-HEALTH OR DISABILITY WHO ARE PATIENTS IN NHS HOSPITALS OR CHARITABLE HOSPICES IN THE UNITED KINGDOM BY PROVIDING OR ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF READING, COLOURING, TOYS, AND POP CULTURE MATERIALS NOT NORMALLY PROVIDED BY THE STATUTORY AUTHORITIES AND/ OR ANCILLARY TO THOSE PROVIDED BY THE NHS.