Charities In Scotland

TeenTech helps students in areas of greater social need understand the opportunities open to them in modern industry, particularly in science, technology and engineering. Our overarching objective is to help young people aged 8-19 understand their potential through a series of engaging, age-appropriate interventions, both through events and ongoing programmes.

The Trust was formed as a vehicle to meet charitable causes in any area of the world. All manner of charitable causes are supported, predominantly in the areas of education, faith, health, human rights and reconciliation and the relief of those in need. The Trust rarely supports GAP year students or applications for educational courses. The Trust prioritizes small projects with "seed corn" funding

Time Banks UK is a national charity and our aim is to create an environment where time banking can flourish. We provide inspiration, information and practical support for time banking to become a part of everyday life for everyone. We see time banking as the best way to restore a sense of good neighbourliness, to rebuild our communities and to encourage people to be active citizens.

CCF UK works with the Cheetah Conservation Fund, a registered Voluntary Trust in Namibia, by raising awareness of the plight of the cheetah in Africa, and fund-raising. The work in Namibia includes Future Farmers of Africa programme, education, sustainable livelihoods, cheetah research and ecology management. CCF shares this expertise with other cheetah countries in Africa and the Middle East.

IOL provides a wide range of CPD in the form of conferences, workshops, mentoring and publications for outdoor learning practitioners.IOL providers forums to develop and disseminate good practice in a wide range of disciplines within outdoor learning.IOL publishes a practitioner journal authored by practitioners (Horizons) and a separate research journal (JAEOL)

The Marc Fitch Fund supports research and publication, chiefly in the local and regional history of the British Isles, in the fields of Archaeology, History, Historical Geography, History of Art and Architecture, Heraldry and Genealogy.

We support the religious and other charitable work of Grace Baptist churches by providing training, practical experience, resources and materials to persons involved in establishing new Grace Baptist churches.

- The development of Brass Band music as an art form through dedicated rehearsals of all genres of music and performances in concerts, competitions and recordings.- The band is dedicated to supporting the existence of the Brass Bands in Wales through youth development via Cory Academy.- Player Development- Commissioning of new music for the Brass Band repertoire

The advancement of animal welfare including working towards the protection and promotion of the welfare of animals. Finding homes for rescued dogs. Treatment and care of abused, ill treated, sick, injured and abandoned dogs. Support for homes that have adopted rescued dogs. Raising funds to support the ongoing work in Cyprus and to fund the care of foster dogs in the UK

Provision of a library of books, manuscripts and periodicals relating to the science of marxism, the history of socialism and the working class movement and the development of education provision thereof. Printing catalogues, bibliographies & other materials. Providing lectures & guided tours for the public & for students.

The charity's mission is to provide free access to quality medical information to healthcare staff in the developing world. It produces educational films and other resources for distribution to healthcare workers.

Youth activities - in particular residential programmes and leadership training - for refugees and people seeking asylum in the UK.

The charity works to raise funds to support the rescue, rehabilitation, care and treatment of Hungarian Vizslas and related breeds, predominately in Hungary. Part of this is supporting the network of foster homes, predominately in Hungary, during this rehabilitation, care and treatment. We also find adopters and forever homes for those dogs suitable to be rehomed in the UK. We promote and educate.

We train, equip and support hosts and work in partnership with local communities across the UK to provide safe and stable accommodation for survivors of modern slavery vulnerable to homelessness. We work in partnership with professional partner agencies who support the survivor and Hope at Home support the hosts.

The Charity is a Catholic Religious Order whose members devote themselves to a life of prayer and pastoral activities in a range of settings: Retreat, by which members of the public who require an understanding of their spiritual and/or life experiences and guided and supported; Parish Work, by which members of the Order engage with and support the public through parish pastoral activities.

Restored is a Christian charity working to speak up about violence against women and girls, to equip the church to stand against domestic abuse and to support survivors. We host an online community of more than 650 women who have been subjected to domestic abuse and are developing the Restored Beacon Network of churches to provide support for survivors in their community.

The APAGBI is a medical charity supporting paediatric anaesthesia in the UK and Ireland. The charity holds an annual scientific meeting and a linkman meeting. It supports travel to the third world for educational activities, research, guideline development and education for consultants and trainees.

We provide respite holidays for families who have a child suffering from the life-threatening illness of Cystic Fibrosis. Each family is referred to us by their CF child's hospital. Holidays are for families from all areas of the UK, and are taken within the UK.

Maintaining contact between past and present members of the Royal Artillery, fostering mutual friendship between them. Fostering esprit de corps, comradeship and welfare of the Royal Artillery and preserving its traditions. To provide relief for those past and present members of the Royal Artillery and their dependants who are in conditions of need.

The objects of the Charity are to promote worldwide education in Laryngology Otology & Rhinology to improve treatment of patients suffering from diseases of the ear nose throat and neck by publishing The Journal of Laryngology and Otology: to disseminate educational material through its website: to give awards for the best research published in The Journal: to support trainees in ENT.

Provides financial assistance to necessitous doctors and their families.

The aims of the foundation are the relief of poverty and the effects of disability and other charitable purposes beneficial to the community. The Trustees often seek to make donations directly to those in need of support, either as individuals or small charities where the benefit can be directly received.

Training and equipping of Christian leaders. Provision of resources for churches. Offers advice to church leaders and others.

To enable people of all ages who are without one or more limbs to achieve rehabilitation and independence in hospital, home, education, employment and the community.

Advancement of the Christian Faith worldwide in accordance with the doctrines set out in the statement of faith.Relief of poverty, sickness and distress by the provision of such things as financial support, medical missions, rehab centres, food, befriending service, advise, scholarships, mentoring and counselling.