Charities In Scotland

NEON promotes routes into, and success in, higher education by supporting organisations to work with all learners, especially those from under-represented groups and identifying, and researching, barriers to higher education and sharing potential solutions.

The WSH Foundation's activities range from supporting charitable causes in local communities, awarding hospitality scholarships and supporting charities in the hospitality sector, to funding the School Kitchen Garden project, a project that supports schools in establishing kitchen gardens in order to educate children on the importance of fresh food and provenance.

Rissho Kosei-kai of the UK is a Sangha (community) composed of ordinary men and women who have faith in the Buddha and strive to enrich their spirituality by applying his teachings in their daily lives. At both the local community and international levels, Sangha members are very active in promoting peace and well-being through altruistic activities and cooperation with other organisations.

Climb 2 Recovery (C2R) supports chronically wounded, injured, and sick veterans through fully funded adaptive climbing programs. Since 2016, C2R has delivered over 1,100 annual training days at just £105 per person per day. Climbing aids emotional regulation, self-esteem, and mindfulness while fostering camaraderie and purpose. Dr. Lucy Sheen-Harker describes it as life-changing and life-saving.

Funds administered for the benefit of members of CIoJ and their dependents.

Setting standards of training in broadcast journalism, agreeing those standards with training deliverers, carrying out course inspections and granting accreditation if delivery meets the required standards. Career's advice.

The Dentons UK & Middle East LLP Charitable Trust makes donations to small charities in the UK and Ireland that have a connection to our local communities. The Trust has a particular focus on charities working to support the elderly, disabled, homelessness, poverty, ex offenders and their families, refugees, education and youth projects.

Two Destination Language shares high quality contemporary performance with the public. It makes work to provoke new thinking about how cultures interact, and brings this to audiences as widely as possible. It also works with local communities to engage individuals in the arts and runs microfests to develop audiences for contemporary performance in places which see little of it.

We support anybody affected by self-harm: people of any age and gender who self-harm (from hair pulling to cutting and from overdosing to eating disorders), as well as those who support them (family, friends and professionals). We provide peer support, workshops, training, resources, advice. We are survivor led and run, are based in Leeds, West Yorkshire, but operate across the UK

The advancement of the Christian faith in the UK for the public benefit, mainly, but not exclusively, bymeans of supporting the establishment of new Church Groups, and providing administration, professionaland technical support, and guidance to new and established Church Groups, and other ministries, and inparticular, but without limitation, those connected with the Free Methodist Church UK.

The Rees Jeffreys Road Fund is a grant making charity, founded by William Rees Jeffreys, a lifelong campaigner for roads. Its three main activities are the provision of support for academic posts and studentships; contributions to physical projects on land adjoining highways: and support for highway-related research projects.

Dog A.I.D. (Assistance in Disability) empowers physically disabled people throughout the UK to train their own pet dogs, supported by professional dog trainers as volunteers, to qualify as Assistance Dogs. Our highly skilled volunteers develop the training to meet individual needs. Dog A.I.D. partnerships build independence, wellbeing and confidence, reduce isolation and need for constant care.

The Trust gives grants towards the conservation of historic buildings, objects and collections of the Georgian period and earlier. It also supports professional excellence in the performing arts.

- Providing resources and information regarding different aspects of older age to equip Christians and churches to better serve older people. This is predominantly provided via the website.- The website also hosts a national directory of church run activities for older people in the wider community to attend. E.g. A lunch club.- Being a Christian voice for older people, across Society.

ADVANCEMENT OF KNOWLEDGE OF FREE RADICALS IN BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE & INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES, ULTIMATELY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC. TO FURTHER THIS OBJECT THE SOCIETY WILL PROVIDE A FORUM FOR SCIENTIFIC DISCUSSION IN THIS FIELD; RECEIVE & UTILISE DONATIONS, SUBSCRIPTIONS & FUNDS FROM PERSONS/ORGANISATIONS; UNDERTAKE RESEARCH, SUPPORT YOUNG SCIENTISTS, AND PUBLISH THE USEFUL RESULTS OF RESEARCH.

The capital and income of the Trust Fund are held on Trust and can be distributed in such proportions as the Trustees may think fit to fight crime including organised crime.

The objectives of the society are to:-Promote highest standards of practice of cardiovascular imaging in the UKPromote exchange of information, education and training in all aspects of cardiovascular imagingAdvise the Royal College of Radiologists and British Cardiovascular Society regarding cardiac imagingNurture and evolve the links between the cardiology and radiology communities

a- The prevention or relief of poverty anywhere in the world by providing: grants, items and services to individuals in need and/or charities, or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty.b- The prevention or relief of poverty anywhere in the world by providing or assisting in the provision of education, training, healthcare projects and all the necessary support

Since 1966, The Richard Dimbleby Cancer Fund has supported people living with cancer in the UK. Today our main focus is the online national resource, cancercaremap.org. Previous projects include the work of Dimbleby Cancer Care at Guy's and St Thomas', The Richard Dimbleby Research Fund and The Richard Dimbleby Chair of Cancer Research at King's College London,

Rene Cassin promotes and protects universal human rights, drawing on Jewish experience and values. We achieve this by campaigning for change in defined human rights areas through a combination of advocacy, policy analysis, public campaigning and education and building the capacity of the Jewish activists and lawyers to support human rights.

Evangelize families of their faith under the power of the Holy Spirit. We have the renewal of Couples (Married & Living-In), Singles, Youth and Kids. They undergo a series of talks and eventually, commit themselves to a new life with Jesus Christ.

THE BENEVOLENT FUND FOR MEMBERS AND STAFF OF UNITE THE UNION.

Our mission is to raise awareness and contribute much needed research funding for DIPG (Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma) brain cancer. We also aim to provide a useful resource and support for parents who receive this diagnosis for their child including help with fundraising to access possible treatments.

Spirit was founded to continue & recreate the spirit of pride, positivity and social connectedness that people experienced during the London 2012 Games. Spirit funds projects that bring people together - to learn something different, or experience something unique - that leave behind a social legacy of increased wellbeing at an individual level, as well as happier and more connected communities.

We are the Cumbria branch of NPTC. National Proficiency Tests Committee. We undertake professional assessments leading to NPTC/City & Guilds qualifications in Agriculture, Horticulture & Plant Machinery Industries.