Charities In Northern Ireland

(a) To provide relief in cases of necessity or distress among the WRNS Members of the Trust and among the dependants of such persons and to accept and administer any gift for any special or limited object in general accordance with the aims of the Trust.(b) To make provision in suitable cases for assistance with further education for WRNS Members of the Trust.

Walk21 works with local communities to assess their environment and identify opportunities for improving walkability with the app. We run an international conference to disseminate best practice and share knowledge and network. We advocate for walking at a range of international forums and run workshops with local governments to develop the capacity to deliver better walkability.

Promotion of education and training by making grants to defined categories of individuals in higher and further education, with a priority to teacher training and to Religious Education; grants to organisations for research of development of Religious Education; grants to the church's educational work, particularly in the Dioceses of Chelmsford and St Albans.

To assist retired missionaries from the Christian Brethren Assemblies (Churches) who are in necessitous circumstances.

Cinnamon Network works closely with churches across the UK and Ireland to help them transform their communities.We describe ourselves as faith-based but not faith-biased. We serve people of all faiths and none.Our work revolves around three key objectives - incubation, influence and impact.

The Trust's purpose is the furtherance of charitable religious activities and organisations on an undenominational basis.In the year ending 2017-18 grants were made totalling £265,000, representing 14 grants made.

Facilitating and leading courses etc. held throughout Britain and the world in furthering religious education. Providing resources through our center's activities which raise awareness of our Christian beliefs & practices. Providing and promoting a Rule of Life as a moral and ethical framework as a 'way for living' that is capable of influencing society in a beneficial way.

The BSPED promotes research and training by encouraging collaboration and open dialogue. The BSPED holds an Annual Conference which incorporates a Training Day and specialist nurses sessions. The committees of the BSPED work to create guidelines, audits and research to advance knowledge and good practice in our specialist area. Information is communicated with members through a monthly newsletter.

THE SOCIETY OF MEDIATORS EXISTS WORLDWIDE TO:(1) EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT MEDIATION(2) CONTINUE THE EDUCATION OF MEDIATORS(3) PROMOTE MEDIATION(4) PROVIDE SUITABLE VENUES AND MEDIATORS FOR MEDIATION(5) ACCREDIT INDIVIDUAL MEDIATORS; AND (6) PROVIDE A LIBRARY ABOUT MEDIATIONTHE SOCIETY'S TRUSTEES WILL ALSO APPOINT A SUITABLE MEDIATOR WHERE THERE IS NO AGREEMENT BETWEEN PARTIES.

We are a movement for the planting of highly contextualised, gospel-centred, church-planting churches in the most influential cities of the UK.

ISAAC UK (also known as Communication Matters) is the UK Chapter of the International Society for Augmentative and Alternative Communication (ISAAC) which focuses upon the needs of people with complex communication needs who may benefit from augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) systems to maximise their opportunities and enhance their life.

The mission of the Canada-UK Foundation is to broaden perspectives and encourage new thinking and collaboration on issues and topics that build stronger links between Canada and the United Kingdom. The Foundation exists to support and foster a greater understanding of Canada and the contributions made by Canadians to the international community.

The Association of Dogs and Cats Homes comprises dog and cat rescue and rehoming organisations across the British Isles.The Association works to promote best practice and high welfare and operational standards across the sector, engage effectively with a range of external stakeholders, including Governments, and bring rescue organisations together to share experiences, learning and networking.

CleanupUK's mission is to tackle the problem of litter by encouraging the activities of volunteer litter collecting groups throughout the UK and, in particular, by helping those people living in more deprived areas improve their lives by dealing with the blight of litter that so often drags these areas down. Please visit www.cleanupuk.org.uk

Music Support offers four key services:1. Helpline. We have developed an extensive network within the professional addiction and mental health service providers? community whom we signpost to. A free professional clinical assessment is offered to those in need.2. Safe Tents at music festivals3. Crisis support for emergencies4. Workshops and Training to educate and support.

The LSN is a national charity that provides information and support to people with lymphoedema. It runs a telephone/email helpline, produces newsletters, a wide range of fact sheets, social media accounts, You Tube channel and maintains an up-to-date website. It works to raise awareness of lymphoedema and campaigns for better national standards of care.

Bringing together open access publishers, publishing service providers, librarians, and other supporters to collectively bring about a fairer, more sustainable model of open book publishing, to increase the volume and diversity of academic knowledge available for free, to anyone.

Donates cardiac equipment such as defibrillators to schools & other organisations and heart monitors to medical establishments. Organises lifesaving training to staff, pupils & general public. Supports children & adults living with heart rhythm conditions. Supports people who have been bereaved through sudden cardiac death and sets up memorial funds. Holds support group meetings & retreats.

MRN aims to strengthen the voice of migrants in discussion and debates, both within civil society and with regional and national authorities. Bearing this in mind, we conduct research and projects to enable migrant community organisations to engage with key legislative and policy issues.

General charitable financial support with emphasis on education, smaller charities assisting disabled people and disadvantaged youth, Armed and Uniformed Services' charities, the equestrian world, the Church, the British saddlery and leathercraft trade and the City of London.

The advancement of knowledge/understanding of accounting, finance and financial management, including:(i) the advancement of education in these areas(ii) the encouragement of research in these areas(iii) the promotion by means of conferences, discussion groups or otherwise, of closer relations among teachers, practitioners and others who are interested in the development of these areas

To promote and improve for the public benefit social scientific research, education and scholarship in the field of the sociology of health and illness

1. Our events programme convenes people in creative ways all over the world. 2. Through our nodes, both regional and thematic, we can quickly find the best innovations. 3. Through our work with governments, foundations, NGOs and large institutions we contribute to building environments where innovation can flourish.

The aim of the Charity is to support music education for young people in all its forms. Funds are distributed for: Bursaries for music students Individual grants are awarded to: i) funding schools music education eg purchase of instruments/equipment or projects ii) funding musical instruments for students in full time education iii) funding training for music teachers

The advancement of health for the public benefit by preserving and protecting the health of those in need of treatment and care. We do this by means of making grants to support specific projects and disseminating the findings and results of such research; and raising awareness and providing information and advice