Charities In Scotland

The Conveyancing Foundation is a registered charity established by Conveyancers, to help conveyancers and others in the property industry, to raise funds for their chosen charities via the Charity Lotto. In addition to the competition the Foundation also participates in various fundraising initiatives helping numerous charities raising in excess of £1,000,000.00 since it's launch.

The Activities advance, improve, develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of the performing arts, including the provision of theatrical workshops, public events and performances, particularly for the benefit of elderly people living in care and with dementia. Activities offer cognitive stimulation to beneficiaries in care and raise awareness of dementia to the public at large.

To advance the knowledge of the public on historic and current railway operations via the publication of a monthly magazine, its website, library/archive centre, photographic collection and the publishing of informative railway books on all railway aspects. To organise localised meetings covering presentations of railway related subjects and visits to railway establishments.

Support of members, worship & prayer, social & pastoral work, international mission work.

PROVIDING HELP THROUGH HOSPITALS AND OTHER ORGANISATIONS FOR SICK, AFFLICTED AND POOR CHILDREN, TO OFFER GIFTS, SPECIALIST MEDICAL TREATMENT, HOLIDAYS, FOOD AND PROVIDE ALL OTHER WELFARE FACILITIES POSSIBLE.

To publicise the ketogenic diet and make it a first line treatment for childhood epilepsy instead of a last resort.To give parents and informed choice and an alternative to medicationTo support parents/carers and children once on the diet.To provide finding to help with education and training in the administration of the ketogenic diet to make it more available

To advance the Christian religion and healing and in particular to minister the whole counsel of God to those who have not yet received in its fullness.

The Charity 's main activity is grant-giving, principally for the relief of those in need by reason of vision impairment and/or sight loss and the advancement of study, knowledge and education in the field of optics for the public benefit, including the promotion of research in the field of optics and the publication of the useful results.

We are committed to safeguarding the futures of abused, abandoned, neglected or simply unwanted golden retrievers.

HandMade Theatre creates performances, workshops and events for community groups and families across the UK. Working with schools, community groups and venues, HandMade works hard to deliver activities and experiences to all. HandMade work closely with Children with SEND, adults with Dementia, women and children fleeing domestic abuse to ensure access for all to high quality arts activities.

The objects of the Society are to investigate and promote the study and knowledge of the structure, the affinities and the history of languages. To this end it organises regular meetings and conferences, publishes a journal and supports the publication of academic books.

Deaf Experience (DEXperience) is deaf user-led, aiming for the wellbeing of deaf children and young people, providing consultation, participation, training and research. DEX conducted a ground-breaking Best Value Review of deaf education from user perspective, establishing universal performance standards and works with national organisations towards legislation and policy change.

evo Foundation is a charity is committed to making a meaningful impact on the lives of individuals throughout the UK. It has two core objectives at its heart, the advancement of education and the prevention of poverty. The evo Foundation is poised to make a substantial difference in our communities.

Encouragement of the study of the history of British Art by the publication of an annual volume containing transcriptions of original documents and the results of research into British Art.

We provide children aged 16 years and younger whose parents are undergoing cancer treatment with the following- up to 3 local activities.- Ozzy our stuffed elephant- journal for emotional well being and resilience.

Organisation of annual meeting, Running a website regarding Minimally invasive cardiac surgery,Coordinating a registry of cases being carried out in the UK by Minimally invasive techniques.

SATIPS provides professional, cost-effective support to ALL teachers of children in Key Stages 1, 2 and 3; we run courses and provide termly Subject Broadsheets in all areas of the curriculum. We make occasional one-off grants to approved projects offering support to schools developing education "beyond the classroom", especially in the areas of music, art, sustainable development.

To improve conditions for War Widows and Widowers and to keep them informed of legislation that may affect them. To keep the government informed of their needs and circumstances.

To advance any religious or other charitable object, including the support of any religious or charitable institution or work for the furtherance of religious or secular education, to advance the Christian faith in the United Kingdom or overseas, the relief of the poor and needy and comfort of the sick and aged.

AMEND PROVIDES SUPPORT AND INFORMATION TO PATIENTS FAMILIES AND CARERS AFFECTED BY THE RARE GENETIC DISORDERS MULTIPLE ENDOCRINE NEOPLASIA, AS WELL AS TO THOSE WITH ASSOCIATED FAMILIAL AND SPORADIC TUMOURS. AMEND AIMS TO PROMOTE GREATER KNOWLEDGE OF THE BEST CARE AND MANAGEMENT OF MEN AND ASSOCIATED TUMOUR PATIENTS AMONGST THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.

Refugee Employment Network (REN) brings together non-profits, local authorities and businesses to ensure refugees in the UK have access to appropriate, fulfilling, paid work or self-employment opportunities. Founded in 2019, our organisation is the only national membership network in the UK exclusively focused on creating better opportunities for refugees across the whole country.

The Association provides support, information and advocacy for people undergoing urinary diversion surgery of any kind. Support is provided via local Branches which hold regular meetings, production of a magazine three times a year and leaflets on relevant topics. There is also a helpline service.The Association also represents those with a urinary diversion.

The promotion of skills in choral leadership.

Within the year, the charity made a total of 50 donations to the Evangelical Christian faith in all parts of the UK. Total donations amounted to -ú105,945.

The advancement of the Christian religion, in particular:- to develop an international ecumenical Christian community with a shared way of life- the resourcing of houses of prayer and hospitality- to promote research, education and resourcing of the existing and emerging church- to encourage spiritual growth through pilgrimage, retreats and provision of resources for worship and prayer