Charities In Northern Ireland

To further such charitable purposes as the trustees see fit, especially to relieve suffering and to promote spiritual wellbeing including human rights, racial harmony, equality or diversity in the United Kingdom or overseas.

Makes grants to individuals

Providing internet-based, physical world resources and support to relieve harm done by bullying and promoting or assisting in the promotion of research in to the causes of bullying. To disseminate the results of this research for the benefit of those people affected by bullying and their families,friends and the wider community.

Sponsor a sibling offers relief to siblings of children with life limiting or life threatening conditions and also bereaved siblings.We offer gift packs, bereavement packs, hospital entertainment packs and sibling awards to nominated siblings.Sponsor a sibling also has a 'Siblings caravan of love' to be used by siblings and their families for much needed free of charge holidays.

The John Campbell Trust makes small grants to students of Information Science and to information professionals, to support projects or travel which will benefit the individuals and the profession.

To promote education and training in Science, Technology and Mathematics in the Commonwealth and in particular the developing countries in the Commonwealth.

We work to raise the awareness of Post-Polio Syndrome to every medical practitioner in all countries, so that all polio survivors have access to appropriate, and professional, medical, and welfare support whatever their home country. In this way we shall help to relive the suffering caused by this devastating neurodegenerative condition presently virtually unrecognized by the medical professions.

The holding of conferences to provide a unique, intensive, educational experience for individuals who are likely to rise to positions of responsibility and influence within all walks of industrial and community life.

Identification of resources and preservation of yachting information, memorabilia and artifacts

TO RELIEVE SICKNESS AND TO PRESERVE THE HEALTH OF THE PATIENTS IN THE THIRD WORLD BY PROVIDING OR ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF EQUIPMENT, FACILITIES AND SERVICES, NORMALLY PROVIDED BY THE STATUTORY AUTHORITIES, ANCILLARY TO THOSE PROVIDED BY THE DOCTORS. TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF LOCAL HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS IN HEALTH CARE PROCEDURES BY THE PROVISION OF LECTURES. www.ims-aid.org

The French War Graves Commission honours men and women who died serving France in the First and Second World Wars and subsequent conflicts and ensures they will never be forgotten.Le Souvenir Francais a pour vocation de maintenir la memoire de tous ceux qui, combattants de la liberte et du droit, sont morts pour la France, ou l ont bien servie.

Make donations to organisations and individuals for the welfare of the Staffordshire Bull Terrier and other bull breed crosses where the need arises.

to relieve old age, sickness, disability and/or financial hardship, and to advance education amongst children and adults, both primarily within the jewish community of Glasgow City, East Renfrewshire, North and South Lanarkshire and Edinburgh City, by making grants to charitable organisations supporting such purposes.

Raising Awareness May 12th International Fibromyalgia/ME/CFS Light up the Night event. Annual fundraising event, Accrington.

To preserve and protect the good mental health of young people at UK schools and colleges by:1. Maintaining a mental health and wellbeing framework and AcSEED accreditation criteria.2. Assessment of applications from schools and colleges for AcSEED accreditation.3. Sharing of information and best practice with respect to mental health and wellbeing support in schools.

The provision of small grants to community or christian based organisations.

The Trust raises funds in memory of Ciaran, who suffered from a genetic skin disorder called Keratitis-Ichthyosis-Deafness Syndrome (KID syndrome). The Trust aims to help people with similar conditions, as well as supporting research and promoting awareness about the difficulties of living with the multiple disabilities of blindness, deafness and skin disorders.

Benevolent fund which looks after professional dancers which have needs to ask for help, critical illness, death of family member, or member fallen on bad times, etc. Charity is available to all its members through an application form.

To preserve and protect the physical and mental health of persons who are or have been victims of domestic violence and to advance the education of the public, including local authorities and voluntary bodies, by the provision of information, advice and training programmes into the causes, remedies and prevention of domestic violence.

A religious trust supporting related religious congregations as well as providing income for retired priests.

education in hospitality and wine industries

PROMOTION AND ADVANCEMENT OF ALL ASPECTS OF EDUCATION, PARTICULARLY WITH REGARD TO: SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN THE POLAR REGIONS AND ITS CONTRIBUTION TO THE GREATER UNDERSTANDING OF CLIMATE CHANGE; THE ARCTIC INDIGENOUS PEOPLES; THE CONSERVATION AND PROTECTION OF THE POLAR HABITAT AND ENVIRONMENT

To promote the science & practice of agriculture by encouraging & improving efficient breeding of and fibre production from Camelids in the UK. To undertake research in the subject of Camelid breeding & any other matters thereto. To promote, develop & encourage the import & export of Camelids & their fibre in such markets as in appropriate & provide general benefits for the common good.

The advancement of arts in the community, and the furtherance of community education through the arts, and in general for the benefit of the public, by mounting first class non-commercial theatre and music theatre productions of cultural and social significance.

The objects of the Trust are the advancement of public education concerning the chemical effects of radiation, in particular by holding "Miller Conferences", and by publishing reports. The Trust may provide financial assistance to young scientists and students to enable them to attend Miller Conferences and so further the advancement of education concerning the chemical effects of radiation.