Charities In Northern Ireland

Visitor led organisation that works with museums throughout the UK to make them more welcoming of all families, children and young people.

To advance the Christian faith in accordance with the doctrines of the Armenian Orthodox Apostolic Church in the UK and Ireland, through the programmes and activities of the Primate's Office of the Diocese of the Armenian Church of the UK and Ireland.

Steps is the leading charity working for all those whose lives are affected by serious childhood lower limb conditions.We believe that all those with a childhood lower limb condition should have the very best chance to realise their maximum potential.

The support of Particular Baptist doctrines through grants and loans to qualifying churches and ministers, also to theological colleges, libraries etc.

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.

Raising awareness and supporting Men's Sheds to enable access to a Shed for every man that would benefit.

To advance health by promoting scientific research, education and training in endovascular treatment and procedures; and To advance the education of the public and particularly amongst health professionals in endovascular treatment and procedures

Grasshopper Music Trust supports the promotion and appreciation of music (in particular classical music) among members of the public, with particular focus on young people, through the provision of grants. The charity operates across the UK and is based in London. At present it does not accept unsolicited grant applications.

The purpose of TimeGivers is to create a sustainable and scalable bridge between the young of today and charities that need their help in ways that benefit all. We give children empowering volunteering experiences which offers the greatest impact for the community, the planet and themselves.

The objectives of the charity are to distribute Bibles and Christian books supplied by donors and supporters of the trust for the advancement of the Christian religion, public benefit or education and the relief of the aged, poor, sick or disabled either in the UK or overseas.

The charity has general charitable purposes supporting individuals of all ages and backgrounds in Education, Sport, Health and Religion. It supports people of all ages and backgrounds and charities working in the UK and Internationally.The Trustees will look carefully at any applications for funding from charities working in the East of England.

An Annual Award Scheme which aims to identify, celebrate and promote good practice by those working in correctional settings across the UK. Training, guidance and mentoring to those recognised through the Annual Award Scheme, to help them to develop and disseminate their work. Publicising the achievements of out Award Winners and Commendees to help spread their good practice more widely.

The BGA arranges regular discussion meetings, regional lectures, periodical conferences, symposia & seminars, all based around the subjects of soil & rock mechanics & engineering geology and their application to engineering. The BGA also promotes training courses & seminars in the subject of geotechnology including regular competitions & symposia specifically for young geotechnical professionals.

The BIHS produces guidelines for the management of hypertension, undertakes validation of new blood pressure measurement devices and runs an educational programme to support doctors and other healthcare workers involved in understanding the basis of hypertension and improving its treatment.

We help improve communication within families experiencing the unique challenges of Forces life whether at home together or separated by tours of duty or postings, by encouraging shared reading and scrapbook/journaling. It is a fun and practical activity for all British Forces families living in the UK and overseas, reservists, veterans, and their close and extended families including grandparents

General Charitable Purposes

CVAA enables member agencies to deliver services of excellence to children, adoptive families, and all those considering adoption, or who have been affected by it. CVAA has increased its role in effectively influencing policy and practice in the UK at national, regional and local levels.

To nurture and promote the development of classical music composition in the UK

To promote and protect the health and sufferers of rare and less common cancers for the public benefit by :(a) Promoting understanding, awareness and research about rare and less common cancers(b) acting as a collective voice and advocating needs of individuals affected by a rare or less common cancers(c)supporting not-for-profit organisations in field of rare and less common cancers

To preserve & improve the standard of horses & ponies in GB and to prevent cruelty.

The operation of a Christian Bookshop displaying Bible-based literature. Employing Wickliffe Preachers to proclaim Biblical teaching. The circulation of a bi-monthly magazine and publication of books and leaflets. The operation of a Protestant website promoting Bible truth. Keeping our supporters informed and up to date on issues especially the threat to free speech and our nation's constitution.

The prevention or relief of poverty

Provide Metabolic disease information, support and services to our service users that meet their immediate specific need, to undertake educational services, lobby on their behalf and research disease specific information to satisfy medium term needs and to support world class research into metabolic diseases to meet the long term needs. We operate worldwide.

* Furthering World Horizons in the UK by stimulating interest in evangelism and church planting by outdoor pursuits activities, conferences, promotional activities, training and overseas journeys.* Supporting the work of World Horizons overseas which is completely financially autonomous.* Initiating sustainable development and business projects. * Advancing education* Relieving hardship

Support includes help with debts, food, parking, toys, grants, respite, trauma therapy, bereavement care, sibling support, specialist equipment, clothing, medicine storage, and signposting. We also offer gifts, extra magic experiences, and campaign for change, therefore easing burdens for families facing childhood cancer.