Charities In Rwanda

LoveBristol provide volunteers for community development and supports and initiates regeneration projects and intiatives in Stokes Croft and the Bristol area.

IAPO is a global alliance representing patients of all nations across all disease areas and promoting patient-centred healthcare across the world.

To support the social and pastoral work of the sisters within the local community andbeyond. This includes work within the Order of Canonesses of the Holy Sepulchre in theinternational context of sister Communities in Europe and Africa;To provide and support education and personal and faith development; andTo provide for members of the Community.

Provides services to the Religious Society of Friends [Quakers] worldwide. These services include: making information available to Friends and to the public about Quakers, their beliefs, values and service activities; convening meetings and conferences and exchanges of visitors among Friends; providing the voice of Friends at the United Nations through our General Consultative Status.

SURVIVE-MIVA funds essential transport for outreach programmes in the developing world.

In adherence to the purpose, vision and mission of the Commonwealth Sport Movement the charity will act as a viable contributor to development initiatives across the Commonwealth. We will run sport for development initiatives guided by the values humanity, equality and destiny and aim to deliver in our three areas of impact - peace, sustainability and prosperity.

Survivors Fund (SURF) is the principal international organisation representing and supporting survivors of the genocide in Rwanda. SURF recognises that a holistic approach, is required to ensure vulnerable and marginalised survivors are empowered to rebuild their lives. Our model is to build the capacity of survivor-led partner organisations to develop and deliver such work independently.

Conservation International UK continues to work to attract voluntary donations to assist projects around the world and to preserve global biodiversity.

LIGHT FOR THE WORLD is an international non-governmental organisation dedicated to giving equal opportunities to children and persons with disabilities in underserved countries.Our comprehensive programmes aim to sustainably reduce gaps in the provision of eye health care, community-based rehabilitation, education, economic inclusion and disability mainstreaming.

The object of the CIO is the advancement of the Roman Catholic religion through the religious and other charitable work of the Institute as the trustees with the approval of the Superior General shall from time to time think fit

Providing business support to make livelihoods and living standards better for disadvantaged communities in some of the world's poorest countries. A key ongoing project is the delivery of producer training.

For the public benefit the relief and assistance of people in any part of theworld who are the victims of war or natural disaster, trouble, or catastrophe inparticular by the supply of food, water, sanitary and personal hygiene productsand digital education tools.

The charity advances environmental protection and animal welfare by preventing poaching and promoting law enforcement in national parks in Africa.

Life Support works with orphaned and vulnerable children, with a particular focus on Africa, specifically Zambia, Malawi and Uganda, we also care for vulnerable adults. Life Support provides opportunities for young people in the UK to visit our projects in Africa.

The objects are that of the advancement of the Roman Catholic religion among both the Polish faithful residing in the United Kingdom and worldwide and other ethnic groups through pastoral, spiritual and financial support.

To help relieve poverty, sickness and distress associated with AIDs

The objects of the Foundation are to advance education and promote research for the public benefit in particular but without limitation by accelerating, promoting and facilitating research data sharing and exchange and (saving for purposes incidental and ancillary to those objects) no other purposes.

The activities of the Jesus Foundation Family International is mainly religious and they are streamlined into the following: 1. For the advancement of christian faith 2. To reach out in love to the people and our community 3. To provide a place of worship and prayer.

Valley Life Trust is committed to changing lives, developing leaders & relieving poverty.1. Reflecting the Christian faith through outreach.2. Teaching & leadership development.3. Multi-national poverty relief, care & education of orphans & widows, micro-businesses & community projects.4. Crisis relief through emergency help during disaster.

The African Wildlife Foundation is an Africa focused conservation organisation protecting wildlife and their habitats as essential to a modern and prosperous Africa. We articulate a unique vision of African-led conservation that sees conservation and development go hand in hand

As a Church, we hold regular Sunday and weekday services. We also organise many other weekly activities, especially for children and young people. All our activities are financed by free will offerings given by attendees. We participate in local community activities, as well as supporting worldwide mission activity, particularly in Rwanda, India,Sierra Leone and Ecuador.

A membership organisation providing child protection and safeguarding training and consultancy.

To help achieve its objectives, the CPACF provides funding for charitable activities including: Technical Assistance Programmes; Conferences to share knowledge and best practice; Grants for parliaments to make their buildings and activities accessible for persons with disabilities.

Social Value International is a global network focused on social impact and social value. We work with our members to embed core principles for social value measurement and analysis, to refine and share practice, and to build a powerful movement to influence policy. Our goal is to support, connect, and represent our members through training, knowledge-sharing and networking.

Free The Wild endeavours to stop the suffering of wild animals in captivity and educate global communities on the importance in sustaining wildlife. We aim to move mistreated animals into sanctuaries or rehabilitate them for release into the wild. We work to educate and improve on zoos and likened establishments through professional carers, handlers and veterinary support.