Charities In Oxfordshire

Operating a Sikh Gurdwara Promoting Sikh Religion, Panjabi Langauge and Culture

INTRAC works to improve the effectiveness of civil society organization around the world but particularly in the global south. We work with civil society in diverse forms: formal organizations, networks, and informal alliances. We develop practical solutions to the challenges that civil society faces through a combination of values-driven consultancy, training, research and reflection.

Charitable residential home for the older people situated in North Oxford

Protecting, promoting and planting trees to benefit the natural environment and the wellbeing and livelihoods of communities

The operation of a Sanctuary for unwanted and stray animals of all kinds to be received at all times, to find good permanant homes for such animals, or if unsuccessful, to keep them in the Sanctuary for the rest of their lives so long as is practicable to do so.

To run an educational establishment to enable the public to study Arts and Sciences at a University Standard

THE GENERAL OBJECTIVES OF THE CHARITY ARE TO HELP AND ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE IN BIRMINGHAM, THE BLACK COUNTRY, COVENTRY, OXFORDSHIRE, STAFFORDSHIRE, WARWICKSHIRE AND WORCESTERSHIRE SO AS TO DEVELOP THEIR PHYSICAL, MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL CAPACITIES.

The ENN was set up in 1996 by an international group of humanitarian agencies to accelerate learning and strengthen institutional memory in the emergency food and nutrition sector. The ENN produces a tri-annual publication, Field Exchange, 'Special Supplements' on cutting-edge programming, initiates research and coordinates an international collaboration on infant feeding in emergencies.

OCVA is the local infrastructure organisation supporting charities, community groups and voluntary organisations in Oxfordshire. We aim to enable a diverse voluntary and community sector to flourish. We do this by providing advice, information and training, acting as advocates and representatives, and building partnerships.

Employ, pay and give whole life training to disadvantaged people.

Refugee Education UK (formerly Refugee Support Network) enables young refugees and asylum seekers to have better access to education, get better outcomes from education (both academic and wellbeing), and have opportunities to use their education. We aim to achieve this through a combination of direct education support programmes, capacity building and research for structural and system changes.

Promoting the interests and welfare of Students at Oxford Brookes University during their course of study and representing, supporting and advising Students; Being the recognised representative channel between Students and Oxford Brookes University and other external bodies; and providing social, cultural and recreational activities for the personal development of its Students.

St Stephens House is an Oxford theological college training ordinands and lay students for Church of England and Anglican ministry worldwide. It offers University of Oxford and Durham Common Award qualifications, plus non-validated courses via the Edward King Centre and Institute of Sacred Music, combining rigorous theological education with practical ministry training.

TO PROVIDE CHARITABLE ASSISTANCE, OPERATING PRINCIPALLY FROM OXFORDSHIRE, FOR THE RELIEF OF POVERTY, SICKNESS AND DISTRESS AND FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, FOR THE BENEFIT OF ASYLUM SEEKERS, REFUGEES AND VULNERABLE MIGRANTS WHO HAVE A HUMANITARIAN NEED FOR ASSISTANCE IN THE UK, INCLUDING THOSE DETAINED WITHIN THE LEGAL OR PENAL SYSTEM.

SAFE! provides support for young people (between the ages of 8 and 25) who are suffering the negative impacts of crime. Young victims are offered the opportunity to have a series of meetings with a fully trained professional to help them overcome the negative impacts of that experience of a crime. We also offer training and support to other professionals working in youth justice.

To advance public education in wildlife, countryside conservation, different farming and forestry methods and the effect of these on the environment and wildlife and to promote research into the same;To promote the sustainable conservation, restoration and protection of the environment, biodiversity and countryside heritage;For such other charitable purpose as the trustees may think fit.

We use the power of theatre to change lives and change minds. With displaced artists centre-stage, we bring people together through theatre and art to create surprising stories that spark new conversations and encourage action on complex urgent issues of our time; migration, climate crisis and polarisation. We have delivered 550 events globally and reached 1.1m audience members and participants.

To promote social inclusion of disabled people in South East (1) by facilitating their involvement and participation in the planning and decision making structure of their communities, so that they can have equal rights and a voice and control over issues affecting their lives, and (2) by providing services including advice and guidance on welfare rights, health, housing and employment.

The primary objective of the Charity is to advance the Christian religion. A secondary objective is to provide relief for ages persons and those in conditions of need and hardship.

The charity provides a range of symptom management therapies and treatments to support people who have been diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS), Parkinson's Disease (PD) and Stroke survivors to give them better control over their lives. It also aims to provide direct care, support and counselling for patients, their carers and families, all conducted in a welcoming inclusive environment

SBSF supports Oxford University's Said Business School in its pursuit of excellence in research, teaching and relevance to business practitioners and helps the School build a self-sustainable business model that supports excellence.

Arts at the Old Fire Station encourages people from all backgrounds to understand and shape the world in which we live through stories, creativity and the arts, and by connecting with others. We have a gallery, theatre, dance studio and Cafe. We support artists and include people facing disadvantage. We support services to evaluate their work using Story Telling Methodology.

Promoting the welfare of refugees, asylum seekers and other migrants within and around Gloucestershire through the drop-in centre offering a 'safe space' activities, refreshments, information &advice on health, housing,benefits,immigration,law,education, career; Counselling provision for those effected by trauma;access to other agencies;food clothing,toys,furniture,household items& bedding.

To advance the education of the public by providing an educational establishment to further the study of and research into the historical, economic, geographic and cultural issues relating to and affecting the country of Lebanon and the Lebanese people.

Advance the education and training of students and members of Teikyo University, Tokyo, Japan in the United Kingdom at Durham University