Charities In Northern Ireland

The Clore Social Leadership Programme is an independent charity created as an initiative of the Clore Duffield Foundation. The Programme aims to support aspiring leaders in the third sector who are working for the benefit of individuals and progressive social change in communities across the UK. The Programme recruits Fellows through an open application process.

The Institute's core activities are:Curriculum DevelopmentSalters' Festivals of Chemistry - Day events held at universities throughout UK and Ireland for 11-13 year olds. Prizes for excellence in science educationSalters' Chemistry Camps - these were run annually for 15 year olds throughout UK. The Camps ceased in July 2015.

The Military Wives Choirs Foundation is a network of choirs that reaches across the whole military community to bring women closer together through singing.

Grant making activities supporting a wide range of objectives for the public benefit.

The OddBalls Foundation raises awareness of Testicular Cancer by delivering educational talks, distributing self-check guides, and attending events with our mobile awareness unit, The OddPod. We operate across the UK & Ireland, encouraging early detection through regular self-checks to help save lives.

To advance the education of the public in the subject of literature.To promote the creative arts for the public benefit, especially literature, whether fiction, nonfiction,drama or poetry.

The charity publishes material, arranges meetings,tours and conferences, and provides financial help to further its objects, namely the educationof the public concerning Israel and its citizens, the reliefof poor and needy people inIsrael or who are seeking to emigrate to that country, the advancement of education over what the Bible has to say about Israel, the advancement of the Christian faith.

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Administration of the Payroll Giving scheme and Gift Aid for Employers and Charities.

THE PROVISION OF SUPPORT, ADVICE AND ASSISTANCE TO DANCERS, THE RELIEF OF UNEMPLOYMENT OF PROFESSIONAL DANCERS IN SUCH WAYS AS THE TRUSTEES THINK FIT INCLUDING BY THE PROVISION DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY OF ADVICE, COACHING, VOCATIONAL TRAINING AND RE-TRAINING

The Switch the Play Foundation is the UK's only charity dedicated to supporting all sportspeople to successfully transition to life outside of sport. Evidence shows that leaving a life in sport can be really tough. We work with individuals, clubs, governing bodies, parents and organisations involved in the world of elite sport to help make transition to life outside sport a positive experience.

The advancement of the Christian faith, through (but not exclusively through): proclaiming, publishing, and broadcasting messages of an evangelistic and teaching nature; training individuals and Churches in the principles of evangelism; advancing the understanding of the Christian faith, its meaning, and sense of purpose for moral and spiritual well-being as it relates to society as a whole.

The UK's learned society for positioning, navigation and timing. We are also a professional body, offering professional engineering registration through the UK Engineering Council.

The objective of the Fund is to relieve poverty among and provide assistance to employees and their dependents or immediate relatives of Alliance Boots or persons or their dependents or immediate relatives who have at any time been employed by Alliance Boots.

The charity works to identify and develop young leaders - in their twenties and thirties - to bring hope to their communities with the Christian faith.Leadership development involves a range of initiatives including training, coaching, mentoring and a wide range of service projects with a focus on areas that are under-resourced.

The Public Awareness and Action Committee established a World Brain Day (WBD) on 22 July, the date theWFN was founded in 1957. The first WBD slogan was ?Our Brain - Our Future?. This global campaign wasdesigned to promote awareness about the brain and neurological diseases and to promote brain health. A largenumber of national societies organized activities and media events.

The Primary Care Respiratory Society UK (PCRS-UK) is the UK-wide professional society dedicated to meeting the vision of optimal respiratory care for all. We work across all areas of respiratory medicine in primary care, offering a wide range of educational services, influencing policy and setting standards in respiratory medicine.

The main work of the Longford Trust is its scholarships programme offering financial, mentoring and employability support to young serving and ex-prisoners to continue their rehabilitation by studying for degrees at UK universities. It also arranges an annual Longford Lecture on prison reform and awards an annual Longford Prize for outstanding achievement in the field of prison reform.

1. To advance the education of the general public (including relevant medical and scientific communities) in all areas relating to NETs.2. To promote the physical and mental health of those affected by NETs through the provision of support, advice and education to patients, carers and family members.

We work with partners and communities across the UK to encourage debate, catalyse change, and devise practical actions that contribute to: healthy food for everyone provided through a fair system; a transition to agroecology by 2030; and flourishing rural communities with sustainable land use, nature restoration, good work and affordable homes

Findacure works to:Empower patient groups to build their patient community, develop as a charity, and drive treatment research and development.Promote collaboration between rare disease stakeholders to facilitate treatment development for all.

To provide a forum for those operating in the digital economy to identify and discuss issues and practices in the digital world (including advertising and trade related matters) and to promote the formulation of regulations and best practices to ensure that they benefit the public, provide appropriate safeguards for children and other vulnerable users and protect civil and human rights.

Promoting high quality standards of social research, we seek to represent, support, connect and inform our members and the wider social research community. We do this with a range of events, workshops for the general public and practicing social researchers, training, and freely-available publications. Our website provides a wide range of information.

ICRP advances for the public benefit the science of radiological protection, in particular by providing recommendations and guidance on all aspects of radiation protection.