Charities In Northern Ireland

We facilitate Christian singers, bands and worship leaders to perform music, lead worship, provide training and give the Christian message at events and other settings. We can also provide PA/lighting equipment & sound/lighting engineers. Events include community outreach, youth, schools, church services, cafe church, conferences, festivals & training workshops/seminars.

The Society aims to identify, record, research, conserve and interpret for public benefit the milestones and other waymarkers of the British Isles. The national committee promotes the Society and sets its policies, campaigning on a national basis. On the ground, work is carried out by local groups organised on a county basis, each with a County Representative or Co-ordinator.

To promote the relief and education of visually impaired and other print disabled people, in particular but not exclusively by improving the quality and availability of library and information services and products which provide for the reading and information needs of such persons.

ABSLTA develops, provides, and monitors, opportunities for Continuing Professional Development for Deaf BSL teachers. It engages in activities that will enhance the status of British Sign Language and its teaching. ABSLTA operates in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

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.

Tyndale Fellowship promotes evangelical Christian religion through bringing together scholars who study different aspects of Christian theology. The primary mechanism for this is the organisation of an annual meeting of its study groups.

Makes grants to schools, colleges and local education authorities towards the cost of trips or projects at home or abroad which will encourage young people to enjoy and appreciate visual art, especially painting. Also makes grants to museums and galleries for educational projects with similar aims.

Awards grants to individuals, from other defined groups and sponsors. Such grants are made to students of the Open University in their final year of Research and occasional Bursaries are awarded.

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

The Trust makes travel grants to people who work in the leather industry or who are studying leather related subjects.

To promote the doctrines of the Methodist Church

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

Phone line operation which is available to help people who are experiencing emotional crisis by providing them supportive intervention: face to face,workshops,courses in order to help people to overcome isolation, low self-esteem, depression, stress and family problems and young people whose mother tongue is Spanish and Portuguese. And also the integration and relations among the communities.

PROMOTION OF AWARENESS OF THE LIFE WORK OF J M W TURNER

We support charities registered in the UK operating in the fields of disability, mental health, poverty relief, equality and diversity with a gross annual income of less than £500,000. Grant applications should be submitted by email between October and December for one-off grants of £300-500 which will be made the following February/March.

Run lecture programmes with topics covering beekeeping, bees, and other social insects.Publish some of these lectures as booklets.

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.

Provision of Information regarding Burundi and the church in Burundi, destined mainly for supporters in the UKMeetings relating to Burundi, the country, the population and the church and individuals working there. These meetings are mainly held in the UK.Donations towards relief, development and education in Burundi and support and development of the Christian church in Burundi.

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 mission of the Canada-UK Foundation is to broaden perspectives and encourage new thinking and collaboration on issues and topics that build stronger links between Canada and the United Kingdom. The Foundation exists to support and foster a greater understanding of Canada and the contributions made by Canadians to the international community.

Supports the networking of interdenominational Christian workers in Italy and raises awareness of the needs of Italy among churches in the UK.

General charitable purposes. Prefers organisations doing remarkable work with minimum spent on administration and those that spend contributions directly themselves. Only supports UK registered charities.

Business start-up advice for non-land owning dairy farmers. The charity has also been gifted all the shares in a loan company to provide loans to charity beneficiaries.

To preserve and protect the physical and mental health of people affected by DYRK1A (a geneticdisorder) through the provision of information, advice and support.