Charities In Northern Ireland

Advancing the charitable work of the churches by furthering their common interest in secular matters relating to their work other than educational work. Acting as a liaison body between the churches and Government.

Advancing limb reconstruction services in the NHS through research, audit, training and education

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.

To build community hubs in key locations in south-eastern Romania. To provide mini buses for transport to events in order to promote social cohesion. To fund the construction of community education and sports facilities and establish associated training. Establish school assistance programmes. To encourage micro-agriculture and farming as a source of income to encourage self-sufficiency.

SOFT UK provides information and support to families affected by Trisomy 13 (Patau's syndrome), Trisomy 18 (Edwards' syndrome) and related disorders. SOFT UK runs a website, produces printed information and runs a volunteer befriender programme. SOFT UK also holds annual family days in England and Scotland and a biennial family day in Northern Ireland.

WCCM in the UK was formed for charitable purposes which advance the Christian religion particularly in the teaching of the Christian tradition of meditation and prayer as passed on through the teachings of John Main.

The No Falls Foundation is devoted to people who work at height, is dedicated to preventing falls from height and helping people affected by the life-changing consequences. It aims to foster greater awareness and understanding of the risks associated with working at height; to better understand the causes of falls from height and to support those facing the aftermath of a fall from height.

The Worshipful Company of Security Profesionals Charitable Trust, is recognised as one of the official charities for the wider world of security. The Charity is proud to represent and safeguard the interests of the individuals who are currenltly or have been involved in the wider world of security.

The Natural Voice Network is a network of people who work with voice and song, and who believe that singing is everyone?s birthright, regardless of musical experience or ability.

Committed to equity, we empower schools to bridge gaps for disadvantaged learners with small grants to schools in England and Wales, unlocking potential and changing lives.

Promote high standards in the clinical practice & research of Neurointervention throughout the UK.Advise and collaborate with regulatory & professional bodies. Ensure appropriate & safe training of neurointervention, along with RCR and GMC, within the UK. Foster communication with patient groups. Promote Interventional Neuroradiology as a rewarding & enjoyable career.

We aim to raise awareness of plagiocephaly and brachycephaly, providing help and advice to families faced with either condition. We also aim to raise funds to assist families on low incomes to proceed with treatment.

Providing speakers to churches, schools, universities and other organisations in the UK and overseas. Educating the wider public on questions of origins from a biblical perspective through meetings, tours and media. Undertaking international scientific, biblical and literature research on the origin and history of the universe, the earth and living organisms.

Raising funds to encourage and support young people between the ages 18 to 25 who display the qualities needed to thrive in the British Film and Television industry by way of Awarding scholarships, maintenance allowances or grantsProviding mentorship and work placements to better prepare for work in the Film & Television industry and increasing their chances of long term employment

Provision of support for individuals affected by Inflammatory Breast Cancer, education about this rare disease and support for research into Inflammatory Breast Cancer.

To support the advancement of the religious and other charitable works of the order

The Society facilitates the exchange of information and ideas by holding meetings and publishing periodicals and books.Members participate in National and International Conferences to advance cartographic education and encourage research.A number of awards are made each year to reward excellence in the field of cartography.

Normally we support local Charitable Organisations in the South West of the UK including Quaker, Heritage, Relief and Educational Establishments for Post Graduate education. (Applications are no longer accepted direct from individuals for general financial hardship or educational purposes.)

For the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of dogs in need of care and attention and in particular to provide dog wheelchairs, strollers and other accessories to people who cannot afford to purchase these items for the care, treatment and rehabilitation of their dogs suffering injury or illness throughout the United Kingdom.

To advance the Christian faith by holding meetings in prisons, schools, colleges and churches.Charity members use powerlifting demonstrations as a backdrop to presenting how their faith in Jesus Christ has resulted in their turning their backs on lives of crime, violence and drug abuse.New Testaments, books and DVDs are distributed at all meetings.

The spiritual support and welfare of members of the Christadelphian community, their children and anyone interested in their beliefs throughout the world by means of newsletters, Bible Studies, lessons for children, exhortations - all delivered by post or email.

YBUK provides advice, guidance and develops best practice through its sponsors and supporters to encourage engagement with young people from less advantaged backgrounds, and provides them with pathways into construction.We recognise the achievements of these young people through a high profile awards scheme - Young Builder of the Year. The governing body meets quarterly.

The goal of the CIO is to help everyone have a joyful and fulfilling relationship with God by teaching and guiding people in Christian prayer. The work of the CIO will include introducing individuals to the study of different types of prayer, for example, Ignatian spirituality, Benedictine spirituality for everyday life, and prayer used by Anglican nuns and monks.

The MWF was founded in 1917 and works to support the professional and personal development of women in all branches of medicine. MWF have worked on many successful campaigns over the years and continues to fight barriers that face women in medicine as well as contribute to debates and discussion around women's careers and health. MWF has two national meetings a year and regional group meetings.

Makes grants in the field of music. Specific guidelines available.