Charities In Northern Ireland

Production of resources to aid the spiritual pastoral and social participation of Roman Catholics and others in the Christian life. Advice and counselling services also provided.

Fundraising and grant-making on behalf of individuals with disabilities to help them buy and service specialised and customised powered wheelchairs not available through statutory sources.

We assist the widows of Australian and New Zealand deceased or incapacitated servicemen and their families, who live in the UK and Europe.

Life of Riley appeal was set up with the aim of helping families of children in England with the rare condition of Moyamoya disease by offering support, funds and specialist equipment when needed to help lead a better quality of life while also offering funds towards life saving operations when and if needed when not offered by the NHS.

Rescue French bulldogs, give veterinary treatment when necessary. Rehome to caring suitable owners.

Inspire Movement promotes discipleship & mission among Christians by developing & supporting the practice of small group fellowship bands; equipping church leaders for disciple-making ministry; encouraging ordinary Christians to grow in their discipleship. It provides advice, training & resources, serving people from different denominations & networks in the UK, Ireland, USA, & other countries.

The organisation provides education and training for community nurses to enhance the care of patients in the community. It also provides a forum to share information and good practice across the four countries for the the Advancement of Health & wellbeing of individuals in the Community. The organisation will also give educational grants to nurses working in the community .

SCATA exists to promote research into the use of computing and technology in anaesthesia, the science related thereto, and to disseminate the useful results of such research.In addition, SCATA aims to promote and facilitate education and training in the areas of health IT and health information management.

To provide the volunteer units of the Royal Irish Regiment with limited funding in lieu of COPF. The entitled formations are 2 R IRISH and LIR Company of The London Regiment.

Providing training and services for churches, ministers and others

BPOS promotes the advancement of education, clinical practice, and research in psychosocial oncology among those who work with people with cancer and their families.

The Objects of the CIO are to advance the Islamic religion by:(a) Reviving the tradition of local moon sighting in the UK,(b) Promoting research of moon sighting for the public benefit,(c) Educating the public on the subject of moon sighting,(d) Facilitating the establishment of a lunar calendar for the public benefit(e) Developing and/or using appropriate technology to deliver the above

Organising discussion meetings on explosions and their effects.

Fundraising by group members. Ongoing awareness raising. Ongoing & regular support given to sufferers via email, telephone and internet (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and SPS website). We are also in contact with groups & individuals around the world. Our long term aim is to generate funding in the hope of research being undertaken.

Supporting, campaigning and advocating neurodivergent (ND) equality and diversity for all in the creative landscape through:* Peer led support for ND creatives* ND informed advice for Arts and Cultural Organisations* ND led training and continuing support for Arts and Cultural organisations* Conducting and collaborating on research into ND issues and disseminating the results

Financial help given to meet a particular need of former students having completed initial teacher training on Dartford Campus/The University of Greenwich and ex-members of staff. Payments towards the cost of provision of service or equipment for the sick and infirm, adaptations to homes of the disabled, fuel bills, travel expenses for hospital, care home or respite care visits.

Literacy100 campaigns for literacy services in England and Wales that are accessible to adults with a history of complex needs, including homelessness.

The International Society for Biomolecular Archaeology (ISBA) is an international community of researchers working on degraded biological remains from a range of archaeological and paleontological contexts. The society has an educational purpose, and aims to promote the study of ancient biomolecules to better understand our shared past. We provide micro-grants, bursaries, and prizes.

The Trust organises the annual R. Allen Brown Memorial Lecture which is given at the opening of the Battle Conference on Anglo-Norman Studies. The conference is directed by the Chair of the Trust and the Trust provides conference bursaries for postgraduate students. The annual lecture is open to all. The Trust also sponsors sessions at other conferences and a postgraduate reading group.

Charlotte's Tandems lends tandems to people with disabilities for free, so that they can enjoy the wonders of cycling. Full details of our tandems (and trailer bikes) their location and availability can be found on our website, CharlottesTandems.co.uk. The site also has details of our current and past borrowers, which makes interesting reading. We also have an active Facebook Group.

Grant making

To give awards or grants of money or equipment to or for the benefit of INDIVIDUALS who are suffering from any physical handicap or disability of whatever nature or however caused to help the applicant improve his or her chances of employment and/or quality of life. Awardees are sponsored by a member of Business & Professional Women UK.

The British College of Accordionist provides graded examinations and Diplomas to accordionist.

Support the study and practice of Buddhism through grants to individuals & groups / organisations with the same aims.

The Accessible Friends Network (TAFN) provides support, training and social activities run by and for blind and visually impaired people, via the internet and VoIP conferencing.