Charities In Scotland

The charity's object and its principal activity is to promote and undertake scientific research in the field of computer science and in particular in logic programming and to disseminate the results of such research and to encourage and develop knowledge and use of the logic programming in all its branches for the benefit of the public.

A unique professional association of individuals, business and corporate bodies involved in agricultural development. Aiming to advance education, research and practice in agriculture for poverty alleviation and sustainable development.

Preservation in working order of Ex LMS Stanier 8F steam locomotive 48773/8233

To support & improve the mental health, fitness, & wellbeing, of young adults, students, & staff, of all abilities within the education sector by: Championing Inclusivity, Helping to Destigmatise Mental Health; Offering Student Lived Experience Volunteer Opportunities; & Encouraging Institutions and Students' Unions to unite & embrace the BRIT Challenge as a UK-Wide Inclusive Wellbeing Initiative.

This is a grant making charity that aim's to distribute approximately one year's income in the course of each financial year to registered charities.

Education and Research in Tramways and Light Railways

TO ADVANCE CHRISTIAN RELIGION BY RAISING AWARENESS OF RELIGIOUS BELIEFS AND PRACTICES FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT, BY PROVIDING EDUCATION AND TRAINING AMONGST CHURCH COMMUNITIES

Preaching, teaching, evangelism. Publication of books and cd's.

CFCM-UK raises awareness, funds and prayer support within the UK to enable work being carried on to advance the Christian faith among children in Malawi. Specifically, funds are supplied to our partner charity in Malawi, Children for Christ Ministry, to help them provide child-centred missionary and outreach activities and training, materials and support for Christian children's workers.

Our charity aim to relieve the suffering of spaniels in need by placing them into appropriate foster homes and providing routine and emergency veterinary care and then finding them a permanent home that meets the needs of each individual dog. In addition to this we are committed to providing as much support and online advice as possible to enable dogs to live safely in their homes.

The European Wound Management Association (EWMA) address clinical and scientific issues associated with wound management; represented by medical, nursing, scientific and pharmaceutical interests. EWMA is an umbrella organisation linking wound management associations across Europe and a multidisciplinary group bringing together individuals and organisations interested in wound care.

The Trustees meet once or twice a year to consider applications from students who wish to further their education within the jewellery trade. An award is given to enable a student to continue with his/her studies when he/she is responsible for finding the fee and it has become very difficult or impossible to do so. Awards are made to help a student with the cost of a course or apprenticeship.

Volta International Festival premieres new international plays in the UK, producing a series of high-quality, ground-breaking productions as part of its annual new writing Festival in London. Alongside, we run a full programme of community and education projects designed to develop new audiences for theatre and provide meaningful opportunities for young people to engage with the Arts.

Media Production: Production of Media Programmes and Materials in relation to our charitable objectivesEducation/Training: Training individuals and groups in media and related activities.Social Action: Tackling social issues through the provision of information and by training people in deprived areas/social groups.

Making donations for the benefit of persons living within the Society's operating region (Cumbria, Dumfriesshire, Preston, Lancaster, Haltwhistle). To make a relatively large number of small donations across the whole of the operating region, with a view to reaching local community groups, where often small donations of funds can have significant impacts.

Providing information about stress and stress management to the public and organisations. Running conferences and workshops. Information dissemination and networking. Promoting National Stress Awareness Week in November each year. Providing a referral service.

To protect, update and repair for the future the property of the Queens Royal Hussars Collection, and to maintain and run three museums to display it.

Curious School of Puppetry's objects are to maintain, improve, advance and promote access to the education and appreciation of puppetry for the benefit of the public, in particular but not exclusively through the support of participatory activities, training and professional development.

Shoe Aid is a footwear charity that collects and redistributes unused, used and unwanted footwear throughout the UK. Our aim is to reduce shoe poverty and reduce the impact on the environment from shoes sent as waste to landfill.

OIBI is a pioneering research academy advancing the scholarly study of Islam in the UK. Through a range of educational initiatives, including public seminars, workshops, symposia and conferences as well as publications, the institute disseminates cutting-edge findings and objective investigations into British Islam. These academic activities also provide posts for graduates and other scholars. .

The Guild acts as a forum for the teaching and discussion of engraving techniques and new developments from around the world as well as acting as a source of information to the public on all aspects of glass engraving and advises the growing number of individuals and institutions wishing to commission work.Membership is worldwide.

PROVIDE AND MAINTAIN NATIONAL MEMORIALS / MONUMENTS / CHAPELS / REMEBRANCE RECORDS RELATING TO FALLEN FIREFIGHTERS ON A NATIONAL LEVEL. PROMOTE and ATTEND MEMORIAL SERVICES. SUPPORT RESEARCH TO IMPROVE FIREFIGHTER SAFETY. GIVE SUPPORT TO THOSE INJURED IN THE COURSE OF THEIR DUTIES.

Augment the stipends of the Church of England Clergy

The Foundation benefits the public by promoting healthy recreation from: providing facilities, access and opportunities to encourage and promote orienteering; providing support to increase and sustain participation in orienteering; strengthening the links between orienteering and the community, to harness the potential of orienteering as a force for good in the community and society as a whole.