Charities In Northern Ireland

To relieve, in cases of need, hardship or distress, persons who are or have been engaged in the footwear trade and their widows, widowers and other dependants.

Advancement of health, including by providing and supporting the provision of PPE, for health and social care workers. Advancement of education, including by improving or supporting the improvement of learning opportunities for children and young people during Covid19. The relief and assistance of people in any part of the world who are victims of war or natural disaster, trouble, or catastrophe.

The charity's objects are restricted specifically to the following: To promote, encourage and advance a) the study of spinal disorders with particular attention to the surgical treatment of spinal disease and disorders.b) the professional development of professionals dealing with the surgical and non-surgical treatment of spinal disorders.c) the education of the public about spinal conditions.

Supports directors in need and inspires young people from all backgrounds to consider careers as directors. The Directors Support Scheme provides emergency short-term financial help to directors in need. The Get Directing! project mentors young people and teachers in and outside of the school environment. The Mental Health and Wellbeing service offers support, events and online resources.

Grant making for charitable purposes in the UK and other countries for the relief of those in need; for the prevention or relief of poverty; for the relief of sickness; and for the promotion of social inclusion.

Waterways Chaplains reach out to people in need on our rivers and canals, supporting the increasingnumber of boaters who are signposted to us by the Canals and Rivers Trust Welfare Officers. We also support other boaters who are concerned for someone they have come across in need. We build relationships and help sort more involved issues with boaters alleviating poverty and improving health.

Learning communities for churches and residential retreats for senior clergy

donations to UK registered charities

The trust applies income for general charitable purposes at the discretion of the trustees, awarding grants to other charities for people with disabilities, the elderly/ old people, youth, medical research and environmental heritage.

Peer Advice Services UK (PAS UK) is a focus-led Charitable Incorporated Organisation providing Peer Advice and Advocacy Services for people affected by disability or the challenges of life. PAS UK support focuses on the individual and their immediate family along with their friends. PAS UK works within the Armed Forces and NHS environments. We support people throughout the United Kingdom .

Education/TrainingArts/CultureEnvironment/Conservation/Heritage

General Charitable Purposes

The Charity objectives are to relieve the needs of children and young people up to the age of 18, who are suffering with hair loss due to alopecia or other hair loss conditions by the provision of wigs and hair systems including fitting and maintenance.

To promote professional awareness of obesity and its impact on health. To educate and disseminate recent research on the causes, consequences, treatment and prevention of obesity. To prioritise obesity and provide opinion leadership in the UK.

Makes grants of up to £200 each to refugees, asylum seekers, the homeless and others suffering personal distress. Makes limited number of grants to projects working amongst the poorest communities from restricted funds received for those specific projects.

We have been working with leaders training to do youth ministry from across the country. We also have been doing some focused training and coaching for a smaller group of churches who want to develop their youth ministry.

The ICSH is a not-for-profit organisation that aims to achieve reliable and reproducible results in laboratory analysis in the field of diagnostic haematology.The ICSH coordinates Working Groups of experts to examine laboratory methods and instruments for haematological analyses, to deliberate on issues of standardization and to stimulate and coordinate scientific work as necessary towards the

Supporting pregnancy centres across the UK and encouraging best practice.

Grants: 1. For building of new churches in Ireland 2. Relief for poor Clergy 3. Maintainance of churches in Ireland

To advance the study and practice of cancer medicine

OBJECTS EXTRACT: The advancement of the Orthodox Christian faith and life, according to the teaching and practice of the Orthodox Christian Church as maintained by the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Antioch and all the East of which it is part.

2:19 exists to help local churches embrace the nations. 2:19 seeks to catalyse and promote engagement between members of local churches and people from overseas who are living in the communities around them. This engagement is gospel-centred and includes several practical aspects aimed in two main directions: reaching out and integrating within.

IMAPS-UK supports the personal networking and training needs of engineers, scientists and students in the UK microelectronics industry. It has a policy of collaboration and co-operation with like technical institutions and holds technical events throughout the year for the benefit of its members and the general public.

Free and confidential national helpline, welfare and benefits support, remote advocacy, establishing of Support Groups. Funded services include one-to-One In-Home Therapeutic and Practical Support Programme and training.

The Ruth Hayman Trust gives educational grants to adults who have come to settle in the UK and whose first language is not English.