Charities In Northern Ireland

Give a Book is a UK based charity that promotes books and the pleasure of reading in the hardest places. Our main areas of work are in prisons and with disadvantaged children and young people throughout the UK. Our core belief is that to pass on a good read - to give a book - is a transaction of lasting worth.

The National Centre for Creative Health will advance good practice and research, inform policy and promote collaboration, helping foster the conditions for creative health to be integral to health and social care and wider systems. Research shows that active engagement with the arts, culture and creativity is beneficial for the health and wellbeing of us all.

Forward Arts Foundation promotes the enjoyment, discovery and sharing of poetry, celebrating excellence in poetry and widening its audience. Our annual programmes include National Poetry Day, the Forward Prizes for Poetry and the Forward Books of Poetry.

The National Poetry Centre will be a national cultural institution rooted in Leeds providing better access to poetry and literature for millions of people right across the UK, especially young people. It will provide an exciting programme of events and educational activities in beautiful, peaceful spaces, with resources for people to meet, share, perform, read, borrow, create, and enjoy poetry.

The promotion of religious and cultural understanding between Christian and Jewish Communities.Working towards the elimination of religious and racial prejudice, hatred and discrimination with particular reference to antisemitism.The promotion of religious and racial harmony on the basis of the ethical and social teachings common to Judaism and Christianity.

(1) To promote the conservation and preservation of the environment by reforestation and afforestation; and(2) To advance education in climate change and the mitigation of its harmful effects on the environment by:(a) The provision of resources and guidance materials on mitigation methods; and(b) Directly supporting forestation projects taken on by other individuals and organisations

The Mathematical Association, formed in 1871, works to support and improve the teaching of mathematics. It is represented on all major bodies concerned with mathematics education in the UK and has wide influence through its members, publications and activities. Primary/secondary schools teachers, lecturers in further/higher education, advisers, inspectors, practising mathematicians are members.

proclamation of the gospel of Jesus Christ by means of beach centered family missions around the coasts of UK, Republic of Ireland in continental europe, AND through open-air preaching in holiday resorts and major cities. We also run a Bible Correspondence course to help to deepen the knowledge of the holy scriptures with those that we meet through our evangelistic work.

TO ADVANCE AND ENCOURAGE THE EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF ALL MEDICAL AND OTHER HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS INVOLVED WITH THE CARE OF THOSE SUFFERING FROM DIABETES, TO ADVANCE THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE PUBLIC IN ALL MATTERS RELATING TO DIABETES MELLITUS AND DIABETES CARE. THESE ACTIVITIES ARE INTENDED TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH OF PEOPLE WITH DIABETES AND AVOID COMPLICATIONS OF THE CONDITION.

Education and training in and research into occupational health and safety in the building and civil engineering industries.Education, training and retraining for operatives, past operatives and young persons.Relief of beneficiaries who are in need by virtue of their financial situation, sickness or distress.

iDEA Foundation helps people develop digital and enterprise skills, discover new talents and gain digital confidence, for free. iDEA learners work through modules online to be rewarded with digital badges and points which are collected, and count towards achieving the Bronze, Silver or Gold Inspiring Digital Enterprise Award.

Addison's Disease Self Help Group covers the UK and Ireland. It promotes the relief of persons with Addison's Disease and other forms of adrenal insufficiency, in particular by the provision of support, information and communication for such persons, their families and carers and by such charitable means as the trustees determine.

Group B streptococcus (GBS) is the UK's commonest life-threatening infection in newborn babies. Without preventative medicine, GBS infects approximately 700 babies a year: 75 die & 40 survivors have long-term problems. Most GBS infections are preventable by offering higher-risk women antibiotics in labour. GBSS informs pregnant women and health professionals how to do this, saving tiny lives.

We promote knowledge and understanding of the bible by provision of literature and by teaching. We provide funds to relieve persons who are in conditions of need or hardship.

The Employers' Initiative on Domestic Abuse (EIDA) is a membership organisation bringing together the experience, expertise, and best practice of employers and partners through events and resources, so that all employers across the UK can support any of their employees affected by domestic abuse.

The Lauderdale Trust's vision is to transform communities by making Jesus known, through providing grant funding and support to Christian charities.

Education and sea training of young people seeking a career as officers in the Merchant Navy.

IBC provides a free website that helps people choose inclusive books for children. The website runs in parallel with the provision of funding to other not for profit organisations working to improve inclusivity in children's books and access to those books.

UK Deaf Sport aims to encourage deaf people to participate, to enjoy and to excel at Sport. UK Deaf Sport provides information on deaf sporting events throughout the UK. UK Deaf Sport is the national governing body for all deaf sports.

Bringing together political thinkers and entrepreneurial and cultural thought leaders and the public to discuss and debate public policy ideas in environments that are conducive to open minded, collaborative and civil dialogue, such as public festivals, summits and citizens assemblies;

The object of the Western Front Association is to educate the public in the history of the Great War, 1914-18.

1. Arrange conferences on subjects of general and specific relevance to occupational health psychology.2. Make grants of money for the purpose of promoting occupational health psychology;3. Publish books, pamphlets, leaflets, or communications for the promotion of occupational health psychology 4. Maintain a list of members.

To support the development work of the David Rattray Foundation in South Africa and such other activities consistent with the objectives as the trustees may determine.

Our aim is to enable people with learning disabilites and autism to take part in the arts and to produce theatre and film that helps them to explore the issues that are most important to them, increase their skills and independence, improve their helath and wellbeing, reduce social isolation and and become more visible and active in their communities.

To provide items of specialist equipment for children with disabilities, learning difficulties and other special needs.