Charities In Scotland

To promote the welfare and relieve the suffering of the breed of dog known as the English Springer Spaniel who are in need of care and attention by reason of sickness, maltreatment, neglect or such other circumstances as the trustees shall determine, in particular by the provision of facilities for the reception, care and rehoming of such animals.

For the public benefit, to further such charitable purposes according to the law of England and Wales as the trustees see fit from time to time. In particular, to promote for the benefit of the public the promotion of the protection of the environment by providing grants to organisations and projects focusing on the conservation, protection and improvement of the environment.

Furthering the objectives of the charity

The Society exists as a forum for gathering together any and all individuals interested in the study of Christian theology and its influence, conversation and dialogue with other learned disciplines, as well as dialogue with those who belong to other religious faiths altogether. Membership is open to all who have a serious postgraduate interest in the field.

We take in, care for, rehabilitate, re-train & re-home unwanted Border Collies and Sheepdogs.We provide small grants to assist people in providing for their Border Collie if on benefits or during financial difficulties.We provide direct help to individuals & organisations with training and rehabilitation.We also provide support & commercially un-biased advice and information about the breed.

We aim our education work both at receivers and providers of healthcare, education, and legal instruments. We deliver educational workshops and advance education and awareness of the issues among school students, teachers, health professionals, interested criminal judges and the wider public in England and Wales.

To relieve the needs of persons suffering from paraplegia, any form of paralysis or other disability. Preference shall be given to persons suffering from these conditions who are ex-servicemen or women.

The advancement of Progressive Judaism by the making of grants to organisations connectedwith Progressive Judaism.

A grant-giving charity supporting charitable causes within and beyond the UK. See www.brooktrust.org for details of current funding criteria.

The objectives of the Great Dane Adoption Society are to relieve the suffering and distress of dogs, in particular the breed known as Great Danes, who are in need of attention by reason of homelessness, by the provision of temporary shelter, veterinary treatment and by finding permanent homes for such dogs.

We provide grants to Quakers to enable them to access therapy, counselling, psychological assessments or other support for mental health problems that they cannot afford otherwise and for whatever reason are unable to gain the support through the NHS or Social Services Also to individuals or groups which are led by Quakers can be given grants for projects which will benefit mental health.

AHI publishes a journal twice a year and an e-newsletter six times a year. It holds an annual conference, runs seminars and hosts a website. Membership of AHI is open to all.

For public benefit to promote efficient application of resources for charitable purposes by institutions organisations & individuals concerned with protection preservation restoration study & research of road transport heritage. Advancement of education re development of road transport in UK encouraging public access & appreciation of historic road transport vehicles & associated relics & archives

We welcome applications for grants £1000 to £5000 from charities and organisations whose purpose fits with our objects: The advancement of agriculture / environmental protection; The advancement in life of young people by developing their capabilities so that they may mature as contributory members of society; The relief of financial hardship; The advancement of education; The relief of sickness.

Grant-making.

Atrial Fibrillation Association is an international charity promoting awareness, information and support for patients diagnosed with atrial fibrillation and for medical professionals managing the sufferers. AFA was formed in 2007 out of an identified need to have a charity solely dedicated to redressing the issues surrounding the awareness, diagnosis and treatment of atrial fibrillation.

ENCOURAGES BILATERAL LINKS BETWEEN BRITAIN AND NEW ZEALAND IN THE AREAS OF EDUCATION, SCIENCE AND CULTURE.

TO IDENTIFY, SURVEY AND CATALOGUE, THEN REMOVE MARINE LITTER AND ALDFG.TO INCLUDE BUT NOT LIMITED TO NETS, LINES, CREELS, LOBSTER POTS AND TRAWLS FROM SHIPWRECKS, REEFS AND OTHER SCUBA DIVING SITES AROUND THE UK.BY INSTRUCTING AND UTILISING SPECIALLY TRAINED VOLUNTEER SCUBA DIVERS TO RETRIEVE THIS LITTER AND ALDFG. RECYCLE, RE-USE OR RESPONSIBLY DISPOSE OF.AND BY RAISING PUBLIC AWARENESS.

Music and Arts, with an emphasis on the advancement of music and music education generally with an emphasis on the encouragement of young people; support for the arts and heritage; the preservation of trees, gardens etc to provide open spaces, public walks etc

To relieve suffering and promote good mental health and wellbeing in people who have experienced bereavement or loss, in particular (but not limited to) children and young people, by the provision of one-to-one mentorship, peer support groups and community-building events and training on issues of grief and bereavement.

ACIE provides information and support about Independent Examination (IE = end of year 'audit' for smaller charities, see CC31 and CC32) to individuals and charities across the UK. This includes a training programme, annual conferences and a helpline. ACIE is a membership organisation, offering a professional designation to its 'Full Members' including Fellows (see also the Charities Act 2006).

Generating research, funding ideas and creating learning programmes that educate and support people to enter, develop and transform the work of social change in the UK.

Awareness - Raising awareness of Mental Health in the Construction industryRaising the Profile - Improving the awareness and acceptance of the people who work within it. Signposting - Making support and advice as readily available as possible.We shall do this by raising monies through charitable purposes and events.

Since its foundation in 1957, the Rehearsal Orchestra has promoted an annual residential orchestral course during the Edinburgh Festival, and arranged weekend courses in London and other parts of the UK aimed at providing an orchestral training resource for talented players and soloists of all ages and from all parts of the UK and abroad.

The objects of the charity are to encourage the study and advancement of the knowledge of the principles of dowsing. The Society represents the interests of dowsers in the UK, runs a Training Programme , a Register of approved Tutors and Professional Dowsers. It maintains contacts with dowsing organisations around the world and has a number of affiliated local groups in the uk.