Charities In Scotland

Our object is to advance education and relieve need in Africa in such ways as the Trustees may from time to time determine, in particular, but not exclusively by the provision of educational programmes, learning resources and feeding programmes in schools and local communities.

providing grants for research and further education for doctors working in General Practise

The main activities are: Communicating the relevance of Christianity ~ Inspiring hope for those with broken lives ~ Mentoring evangelists ~ Distributing resources to advance the Christian faith ~ Serving in churches, prisons, schools, rehabilitation centres and orphanages in the UK and abroad

Promotion and improvement of the breeding of Brown Swiss Cattle

Supporting member theatresYearly book describing all member theatresSupporting Youth activities in theatreRunning seminars, workshops and conferencesGiving advice and guidance on theatre management etc

SMIRA gives information about selective mutism to parents of sm children, their teachers, speech and language therapists and others helping such children. It also provides some direct support to families, and conducts small-scale research into aspects of sm.

Encourages the study, recording and conservation of mineralogical sites and material.

Provision of trusteeship and other related advice services

Providing grants to organisations and individuals for a range of charitable purposes as the trustees see fit from time to time.

The Federation, with the active participation of detached youth workers, supports, promotes and seeks to influence the development of detached youth work and social policy through the provision of advice, information, advocacy, training support, net working opportunities and holding an annual conference.

Interconnected UK activities involve : - Relieving the charitable needs of intersex people, their carers and their families. The Charity hosts 'meetups' and talks;- Promotes the equality of intersex people, including making submissions to Government Bodies; and- Promotes the human rights of intersex people (as set out in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights).

The provision of workshops and presentations to young people, on a range of issues relating to relationships and sex education so that they are better able to make their own informed decisions about their relationships, behaviour, actions and safety.

We offer Yasodhara Yoga classes, workshops, retreats and satsangs in the Vedanta tradition. Our deep spiritual and personal development focus was pioneered for westerners by Swami Sivananda Radha. We support teaching tours by swamis visiting Europe, and assist students wishing to study and work at Yasodhara Ashram, Canada. We also import and sell Yoga books and other teaching materials.

The Bhutan Society Trust Fund is a charity established by Trust Deed on 15th September 1994 and its income is to be applied to 'the relief of the poor, handicapped and the sick in the Kingdom of Bhutan; the advancement of education and religion in the Kingdom of Bhutan; and other charitable purposes for the benefit of persons being citizens of the Kingdom of Bhutan'.

The Cancer Laryngectomee Trust was formed in 1985 by Sydney Norgate, a laryngectomee. Working throughout the UK it provides help, support and information in response to a wide variety of problems and needs experienced by sufferers from cancer of the larynx and their carers.

Specific purposes prioritise support for young individuals with musical talent encountering social or financial hardship.

Grant Giving

To apply the annual income for such charitable purposes for the benefit of The Roman Catholic Church or any institution associated therewith as the trustees in their absolute discretion may determine provided always that so far as it is practicable to do so such charitable purposes shall be selected from those to which payments shall have been made during the lifetime of Sir Pierce Lacy.

Leigh Network supports families across the UK affected by mitochondrial disease both with an online presence where families can share information and in person. We hold annual meet ups which include family fun days out, sometimes including a doctor specialising in the condition. We also support research and raise awareness. We hold monthly zoom calls to ease the isolation.

Weekly Sunday worship service 10:30am, all wellcome.

The charity funds prescription costs of medicinal cannabis for those with Intractable Epilepsy when prescribed by a specialist clinician on the GMC register and in line with NHS guidance. The full criteria to qualify for funding are set out in the charity grants policy. Prescription costs will be met strictly in line with our charitable objects.

The Charity runs a Museum; which cares for a permanent collection of artefacts and archives. The Museum exhibits objects for the education and enjoyment of the Armed Forces Community and also the wider public. The Museum provides a research service and makes information available to a wider audience via its website.

We promote best practice in the care of orphan and vulnerable children, their families and vulnerable adults . We want individuals to be safe and able to achieve their potential, within their own communities. Our primary focus is in supporting the delivery of a degree programme in social work in Malawi as a means of assuring sustainable change and development.

General charitable donations.

Providing education and training in the practice and principles of yoga to personnel engaged in providing support for beneficiaries, supporting the provision of yoga classes, programmes and yoga equipment and supplies in the context of not-for-profit projects in community and health facilities and enabling the integration of yoga into care and treatment services in prisons and hospitals.