Charities In Northern Ireland

To advance the Christian faith for the benefit of the public in accordance with the statement of faith attached hereto by co-ordinating the activities of the local churches and providing policies and guidance to them and to evangelise and propagate the gospel and provide help and spiritual support

Serves the needs of archives, archive conservation and records management services, of those who work with them, and of those who use them for work or recreation.

The provision of a service for the public dissemination of knowledge of combustion engineering and efficiency in the utilisation of energy and associated information.

Established in 2003, the NFF represents the views, needs and 'lived experience' of families of serving personnel to their respective Chains of Command (CoC), central Government, Other Government Departments, and other key stakeholders. It provides a 'voice' to Naval Service families which informs decision-making about issues that affect them.

The purpose of the Association is to a) promote research and the exchange of scientific information concerning the liver;b) foster clinical and scientific studies within the UK; c) promote education on liver diseases and their management; d) promote public awareness of liver diseases; e) advise national health authorities regarding all aspects of liver disease, clinical services and research.

The relief of sickness among children suffering from cancer by the provision of emotional and practical support that complements and adds value to the services provided by the statutory authorities with the object of improving their conditions of life and those of their families or carers.

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.

The Chimo Trust is a grant giving charity that provides funding to UK registered charities offering community based activities through the arts, nature or sport as a means to help young people with mental health challenges

We help those affected by Tourette Syndrome (TS) and want people with TS to receive the practical support and social acceptance they need to help them live their lives to the full. Our 4 main goals: Raise Awareness, Provide Training & Support, Push for Health Service Improvements, Provide Ground Level Support through our helpdesk, support groups, webinars, workshops, and weekend residential events

Administration of NAFAS Courses in Floral Art & Design Attending and exhibiting at major shows and floral events A National Show where affiliated members may enter competitions and where both members and the general public may enjoy the floral arrangements exhibitedAssessments of judges, demonstrators and speakersEncouragement to affiliated clubs to develop their memberships

Vision: Underserved young people in the UK access decent employment and thrive in their careers. Mission: We address inequalities and barriers that affect underserved young people in their access to employment. Together with our charity partners we build their aspirations and develop the skills they need to access employment and thrive in the world of work.

PROVIDE SUPPORT, EDUCATION AND PRACTICAL ADVICE.TO SUFFERERS OF PANCREATIC CANCER,THEIR FAMILIES AND CARERS, ACTIVITIES INCLUDE DEVELOPMENT OF WEBSITE , BOOKLETS, MEDIA ARTICLES.ADVANCE THE EDUCATION AND AWARENESS AMONGST HEALTH PROFESSIONALS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC FROM DIAGNOSIS TO PALLIATIVE CARE. ACITIVITES HAVE INCLUDED GP LECTURES, GP TRAINING MODULES AND WRITTEN ARTICLES IN VAIROUS MEDIA.

To advance the education and general understanding of the public concerning life-threatening allergies and associated disorders. To protect the health of people who suffer severe allergic reactions by providing help and information to them, their families and friends and to promote research into the cause and care of severe allergic conditions and to publish the results of such research.

The Trust continues to make donations to small local Charities dealing with all kinds of disadvantage, with preferences to neighbourhood based community projects and for innovatory work with less popular groups.In the year ending April 2018 £458,000 was made available to 114 Registered Charities.

We are a leading children's rights organisation working against the commercial sexual exploitation of children in the UK and on its international aspects. In particular, we focus on the protection of trafficked children and children exploited in tourism and the prevention of such crimes.

Support families who have been bereaved by gambling related suicides, with peer support and access to counsellingRaise awareness amongst gamblers, their families and friends, and health professionals of the dangerous effects of gambling on mental health and the high suicide risk, through our website and other social media

Signposting bereaved people in the UK to relevant and up to date support services, information and resources via our national website. Training and resourcing professionals to support bereaved adults and young people, including churches, to provide community support. Collaborating with others to improve accessibility to bereavement support across the UK and understanding of the impact of loss

To advance the education of professionals, in the UK and internationally, who are assessing and working with children and young people with harmful sexual behaviours and with their families, through the provision of models, guidance, training and consultancy.

A national childhood cancer charity concentrating on raising awareness of all types of childhood cancers, in particular on education on the symptoms and signs that children may present with enabling earlier diagnosis. Research into rare cancers in children which are typically under researched and have poor survival rates. We also provide support for families affected by childhood cancer.

To maintain and improve standards of professional midwifery the Trust conducts and commissions research, publishes information, provides education and training and organises conferences, campaigns and other events. Through its benevolent fund the Trust makes grants to midwives and others who need financial help.

The Foundation seeks to enhance the lives of people throughout the world by promoting the advancement of opportunity for education, that is the physical, intellectual, moral, religious and spiritual development of the whole person regardless of ethnicity, nationality or religious belief. It makes grants for educational projects principally to organisations and institutions.

At British Blind Sport, we help blind and partially sighted people get active and play sport. We encourage adults and children to participate in activities at all levels, from grassroots to the Paralympic Games.

- Awarding scholarships, grants and prizes to individuals and institutions in the UK and Japan- Hosting a programme of educational and cultural events at Daiwa Foundation Japan House and elsewhere

The Money Charity is the UK's financial capability (financial education) charity. We develop and deliver products and services which provide education, information and advice on money matters, in an appropriate way for young people and adults.

BMUS works to advance the science and application of ultrasound in medicine, and to provide education, guidance and information for its members and the public.