Charities In Scotland

STUBS SUPPORTS THE UK'S MOST SERIOUSLY INJURED SERVICEMEN AND WOMEN BY HOSTING THEM FOR SPORTS AND CULTURAL EVENTS DURING THEIR REHABILITATION AT DMRC STANFORD HALL

The preservation and protection of good mental health and wellbeing among students who are experiencing, or are at risk of experiencing mental health conditions, through participation in creative music and arts projects and workshops designed to improve the lives of participants.The advancement of the arts for the public benefit through the provision of performances of artistic merit.

The Mountain Way assists UK military veterans suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). We deliver programmes that enable PTSD victims to confront their challenges in surroundings conducive to progress and development. The key concept of veteran peer-to-peer support is used to stimulate post-traumatic growth and permit sufferers to re-occupy a more positive place in society.

Promotion of music and educational awards and grants

THE TRUST DISPLAYS VERSES FROM THE BIBLE IN PUBLIC SPACES, FOR EXAMPLE ACROSS THE RAILWAY NETWORK, LONDON UNDERGROUND, ON BUSES, IN PEDESTRIAN AREAS. THE TRUST MAINTAINS A WEB SITE FOR PROMOTIONAL AND INFORMATION PURPOSES. THERE IS ALSO A HELP LINE MANNED BY AN EXPERIENCED TRUSTEE.

To advance education in all matters relating to Down's Syndrome, it's causes, effects, and treatment, by the provision of facilities to share information among interested healthcare professionals and the discrimination of the useful knowledge gained for the benefit of the public in general, and in particular persons with Down's Syndrome, their parents and carers.

Furthering the efficiency of the RFA Service through esprit de corps.Association and fellowship for the retiredSupport for serving and past Members of the Service, and their dependants, in illness, bereavement or injury on active serviceOperating a museum to preserve the history, deeds and sacrifices of the Service.Fundraising.Minor grants to maritime related small charities.

provide relief to distressed persons activley engaged or who have been actively engaged in the sport of professional Boxing and their dependants.

To advance arts and education for the public benefit, of LGBTIQ ethnic minority people and allies, in the arts in particular but not exclusively in theatre, visual arts, music film, dance and writing through the provision of talks, workshops, masterclasses and such other activities as determined by the trustees.

The Latvian Educational Foundation is supported by the Latvian Diaspora Representatives of the UK and the Latvian Welfare Fund. A large part of the foundation's income comes from other Latvian organizations, individual donors and bequests. Its aims are to support Latvian educational and cultural activities in the UK as well as helping educational projects in Latvia.

The object of the CIO is, for the public benefit, the advancement of the Christian Faith in Gloucestershire and such other parts of the United Kingdom and the world.

Our mission is to raise awareness and contribute much needed funding for those suffering from Childhood Cancer in particular but not exclusively to DIPG Brain Tumour by providing research grants to established research institutes. We also provide grants for children suffering with Childhood Cancer, their families and carers living in the UK to assist in provision of facilities and holidays.

The advancement of education of the general public in Pharology, defined for these pruposes as study in the history and current practice of coastal and inland aids to navigation, through the provision of information, education activities and the maintenance of an archive. The ALK also maintain and keep a Lighthouse Museum at Hurst Castle, Hampshire, open to the public.

Makes grants to assist children of French Huguenot descent with school fees at junior and secondary schools. Assistance not given for university fees.

Relief of financial need to Members of Britain Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)

To advance in life and help young people through:(a) The provision of recreational and leisure time activities provided in the interest of social welfare, designed to improve their conditions of life;(b) Providing support and activities which develop their skills, capacities, and capabilities to enable them to participate in society as mature and responsible individuals.

EG Foundation has a vision to operate and enter into a partnership with other likeminded organisations who can deliver on our vision to improve on education, children and young people, health and wellbeing.

Assisting Unitarian congregations to repair and conserve chapels of historical or architectural interest.

Doodle Rescue is for the benefit of the public, to relieve the suffering of dogs, in particular poodle crossdogs, in need of care and attention and in particular, by placing such dogs into foster homes whilst permanent homes arefound for them or other suitable facilities for the reception, care and treatment of such dogs.

Support and encouragement of education and training in the field of direct data and digital marketing.

The charity gives grants for unitarian activities in England and Wales, giving priority to those in North London and South West Hertfordshire, and then to religious education and projects for young people.

The provision of education and training in personal development skills for the benefit of the public, and in particular amongst disadvantaged and excluded adults, so as to develop their physical, mental and spiritual capacities, in order that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society and their conditions of life may be improved

A Stroke of Luck is a charity established by a stroke survivor with the key focus on supporting the lives of fellow survivors with their physical, mental, and emotional recovery. We do this through providing engaging and expert content in activity and exercise as well as providing advocacy to survivors.

We believe that every girl deserves menstrual dignity, meaning access to education about menstruation, access to pads, and freedom from stigmas and taboos surrounding menstruation.