Charities In Northern Ireland

Sheep Breed Society

The Nightline Association is the umbrella body for Nightlines in the UK. Nightlines are confidential, anonymous, non-judgmental, non-directive, and non-advisory listening services run by students for students. We support, promote, and develop Nightlines by providing guidance on best practice, carrying out quality assurance, maintaining a wide range of IT services and tools, and organising events

Provides specialised teams & equipment dedicated to ensuring the safety of participants & spectators in high-risk environments whether that be motorsport, equestrian or community related. It plays a crucial role in mitigating the impact of accidents & emergencies, providing rapid response, medical assistance, & vehicle recovery including vehicle extraction.

ARTERY promotes the advancement of knowledge and dissemination of information concerning the pathophysiology, pharmacology, epidemiology, detection, investigation and treatment of arterial structure and function.Membership is open to anyone active in this field of haemodynamics/large artery structure & function and who usually have had experience in the field of arterial structure and physiology.

Providing the following:-Pro bono business and creative support to animal charities and related voluntary sector organisations-Sanctuary care and rehoming support for geriatric animals in Surrey-Rewilding of a 30-acre site in Surrey-Implementing a national pet rehoming and adoption platform, PetRehomer.org

To unite Christians within the Veterinary and Veterinary Nursing professions through newsletters, conferences and our website.To encourage and support Christian Vet and Vet Nursing students through their studies.To support the work of Vets and Vet Nurses called to work abroad through financial giving and prayer.

Rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming Dobermanns in need. We keep them safe providing warmth, a bed, food, care and veterinary assistance if required. The dogs in our care want for nothing, we go above and beyond to give them the care and socialising they need.

The advancement of the Christian religion for the benefit of the public. To relieve the poverty and distress of the public and those in necessitous by provision of money, food, clothing and other essential items.

FOSUK supports the Sabeel Theology Centre in Jerusalem, supports and encourages the Christian community in the Holy Land (Israel & the Palestinian areas of Gaza, the West Bank and East Jerusalem) in their life and witness and raises awareness in the United Kingdom concerning Christians in the Holy Land and promotes links with them.

We are a charity based in the UK which organises sailing events for people with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). We are the home of the award-winning Oceans of Hope Challenges, offering people from all over the world the opportunity to sail alongside others with MS. MS is a chronic condition where the body attacks the brain and nervous system, leading to physical, cognitive and emotional challenge

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.

To benefit the Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund or Royal Ulster Constabulary Benevolent Fund and other charitable bodies.Trustees do not accept any unsolicited applications

We provide education to the general public, the media and journalism students about the importance of ethical standards in the press.We also advise individuals who feel they have been wronged by the press, and educate them about the mechanisms of redress which are available to them.

To promote humane behaviour towards, and prevent cruelty and suffering to, animals held in captivity. To educate the public to a sense of moral responsibility towards animals held in captivity. To undertake research activities in connection therewith, and publish results, and to provide relevant educational materials to the public.

Support for people with porphryia and their relatives. Improve understanding of porphryia. Support research into porphryia.

The ISM Trust delivers professional development to the music sector through webinars, seminars, events and partnerships with leading charities and organisations. It develops innovative resources for music professionals, covering a wide range of topics from performance anxiety and legal essentials to primary singing and musical understanding.

Dunamis trains and equips Christian clergy and lay people, for leadership in their local churches and communities. Courses held throughout the UK at various retreat centres, see website for calendar. All training events are run in a safe experimental 'workshop' environment with leadership teams holding themselves accountable to the participants at every event. Annual Fellowship meeting.

ASPE is a national body committed to the advancement of primary education through collaborative study and action. ASPE is open to all involved in primary education and aims to promote:independent and informed commentary of major issues;professional collaboration;independent research and reflection;enhancement of practice;dissemination of information.

Supports there development of geomorphology in Britain by: Awarding grants to individuals, awarding grants to institutions, sponsoring and/or undertaking research

PRESERVING HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS AND INFORMATION FOR RESEARCHERS AND MODELLERS.

We run biology competitions for school students. Currently, we run three competitions: British Biology Olympiad, Intermediate Biology Olympiad and Biology Challenge. We participate in the International Biology Olympiad, fielding a team from the winners of British Biology Olympiad and volunteering in the international jury.

EachOther builds knowledge of and support for human rights in the UK by producing engaging, accessible and beautifully presented online human rights content.

The British Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies promotes the study of all aspects of eighteenth-century cultural history. The society publishes the Journal for Eighteenth-Century Studies four times a year. It organises a major conference in Oxford every January and a postgraduate conference in the summer. It is affiliated to the International Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies.

By the provision of workshops, conferences and training events for those who are involved in leading worship and the use of music in Christian churches and elsewhere.Production of a wide range of resources to support the effective use of music, media and other art forms in worship. Most of these are freely available to the public and to worship planners needing worship resources.

To relieve hardship, sickness and poor health amongst children and young people, the elderly and people who are disadvantaged by either social or economic circumstances, who are of Chinese origin now living in the UK (The Chinese Community) by the provision of goods and/ or services.To work towards the elimination of racism and discrimination on ther grounds of race.