Charities In Northern Ireland

To advance for the public benefit the science and practice of cardiography, technical cardiology and allied subjects by the promotion of improved standards & education and training and of research work therein and by making the results of such study and research available to practitioners and the general public.

To advance the Christian faith; through provision of goods or services, including counselling and support; advancement of education of public from a Christian biblical perspective in personal, familial and marital relationships; and the truths of scripture in the person of Jesus Christ in such ways and in such parts of the UK or the world as the leadership may think fit.

Since 1966, The Richard Dimbleby Cancer Fund has supported people living with cancer in the UK. Today our main focus is the online national resource, cancercaremap.org. Previous projects include the work of Dimbleby Cancer Care at Guy's and St Thomas', The Richard Dimbleby Research Fund and The Richard Dimbleby Chair of Cancer Research at King's College London,

Dog A.I.D. (Assistance in Disability) empowers physically disabled people throughout the UK to train their own pet dogs, supported by professional dog trainers as volunteers, to qualify as Assistance Dogs. Our highly skilled volunteers develop the training to meet individual needs. Dog A.I.D. partnerships build independence, wellbeing and confidence, reduce isolation and need for constant care.

The Foundation supports related charities, education organisations and students.

Provide financial support to both serving and retired members of staff along with dependent family members who find themselves in severe financial difficulties, through no fault of their own. Provide recuperative holidays following long term sickness or after major surgery and support with palliative holidays for staff.

We were founded in 1901. We exist to further philosophy by publishing the academic journal Mind and by funding philosophical events and research of the highest quality.Please note that we have NO CONNECTION WHATEVER with the mental health charity MIND, founded in 1946.

The Charity Fund is to be applied by the trustees for the benefit of all or any of five named registered charities and of any other chqritiable organisation which has as its main purpose the care and protection of horses, dogs or other animals or birds.

The charity has provided and delivered treasure boxes to young children diagnosed with a brain tumour in the UK. Support has been offered and provided to the families of these children in the form of grants and family holiday accommodation. In the process of fundraising the charity has created awareness into childhood brain tumours and the effects on the child and their families.

The Rees Jeffreys Road Fund is a grant making charity, founded by William Rees Jeffreys, a lifelong campaigner for roads. Its three main activities are the provision of support for academic posts and studentships; contributions to physical projects on land adjoining highways: and support for highway-related research projects.

The purpose of the BIA is to promote the advancement of education in international political affairs, the arts and social sciences in the United Kingdom and Ireland by increasing mutual knowledge and understanding between the peoples of Great Britain, Ireland and Northern Ireland, particularly by bringing together leading representatives of the worlds of culture, politics, education and business.

We organise and run nature camps, events and environmental and sustainable projects engaging BAME children, adults and communities within the South West, South Wales and London. We also provide training and consultancy for organisations within the wider nature, conservation, environmental and education sectors. We campaign for equal access to nature across the UK and for Global Climate Justice.

STEMunity, brings STEM educators, professionals, and academics together to created connected learning opportunities for young people. Both online and face-to-face activities, e.g. online activities linked with the RAEng to provide students with web-based STEM based problem solving activities and then activities like the 5PARK box, which allows students to develop their practical learning skills.

Rissho Kosei-kai of the UK is a Sangha (community) composed of ordinary men and women who have faith in the Buddha and strive to enrich their spirituality by applying his teachings in their daily lives. At both the local community and international levels, Sangha members are very active in promoting peace and well-being through altruistic activities and cooperation with other organisations.

To stimulate interest in and encourage research into the scientific and technical problems of snow and ice worldwide; to facilitate and increase the flow of glaciological ideas and information; to publish the Journal of Glaciology, Annals of Glaciology, the IGS newsletter ICE and other such publications as the Council from time to time determine; to sponsor lectures, field meetings and symposia.

MiSP's programme is a toolkit that builds resilience & coping mechanisms for children & young people, whatever adversities they face. It teaches mindfulness as a life skill that they will use into adulthood, enabling them to flourish & be at their best. This allows the schools we work with to educate the whole child & build strong foundations in mental health that prepare them for the future

Funds administered for the benefit of members of CIoJ and their dependents.

We support children and young people up to the age of 30 and their families affected by Neurofibromatosis Type 1 (NF1). We organise residential camps for children and days out for families. We are passionate about mental health and wellbeing. We work closely with health visitors to raise awareness and early diagnosis of NF1.

ADVANCEMENT OF KNOWLEDGE OF FREE RADICALS IN BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE & INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES, ULTIMATELY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC. TO FURTHER THIS OBJECT THE SOCIETY WILL PROVIDE A FORUM FOR SCIENTIFIC DISCUSSION IN THIS FIELD; RECEIVE & UTILISE DONATIONS, SUBSCRIPTIONS & FUNDS FROM PERSONS/ORGANISATIONS; UNDERTAKE RESEARCH, SUPPORT YOUNG SCIENTISTS, AND PUBLISH THE USEFUL RESULTS OF RESEARCH.

Providing educational and training opportunities to members in the field of cancer research.Organising conferences / training events in the field of cancer research.Providing award opportunities for outstanding scientists in the field of cancer research.Supporting conferences / training events in the field of cancer research.

The objects of the Trust are for general charitable purposes and it currently has two principal aims: to support the craft of turning and to promote charities related to the City and the Company.Turning support is through competitions and exhibitions, bursaries and other educational training as well as working with the professional and amateur Turning associations within the UK.

The objectives of the society are to:-Promote highest standards of practice of cardiovascular imaging in the UKPromote exchange of information, education and training in all aspects of cardiovascular imagingAdvise the Royal College of Radiologists and British Cardiovascular Society regarding cardiac imagingNurture and evolve the links between the cardiology and radiology communities

Provide best practice info in treatmentAnnual eventScientific meetingsGuidelines & service standardsNHS representation through responses & advisory group membershipProjects to improve healthcare & treatmentInform professionals about researchProvide info & training to medical professionalsWork with professionals & patients to develop joint educational initiatives & raise awareness

THE BENEVOLENT FUND FOR MEMBERS AND STAFF OF UNITE THE UNION.

Alike is a game-changing charity created to combat the loneliness and isolation caused by cancer. As an innovative and transformative not-for-profit, we aim to utilise and harness digital technology to achieve our mission.