Charities In Scotland

Organising meetings and courses for the development of Vibrational Spectroscopy including the application of techniques for the public benefit

Bursaries are awarded to 14 to 21 year old Jewish pupils who are in danger of under-achieving because of adverse family and/or financial pressures. Scholarships are available for Jewish students who have the ability to enter university but might not do so because of their circumstances. If funds allow, grants are made to agencies giving care and/or education to Jewish children and young people.

The charity aims to support research which helps to protect or enhance personal freedom under democratic law against the threat of political violence.

Maintaining the purity of the Bleu Du Maine sheep breed and further developing the Millennium Bleu. Improving the quality and choice available to the public.

The charity seeks to enhance the understanding of the function of the microcirculation in health and disease, to advance the study of the flow of blood and other tissue fluids especially in the smallest vessels and or matters related there to. It encourages the exchange of knowledge and ideas through the interaction of international scientific conferences which the society holds every 2 years.

To advance such charitable purposes as the trustees see fit from time to time.

Whilst we believe that food banks should not exist in our country, we aim to help local organisations address the immediate and critical need created by food insecurity.

To financially assist former members of the Institution of Plant Engineers and the Bureau of Engineer Surveyors or their dependents when approved by the Trustees.

To raise funds to support local & International charities and charitable projects and to provide local support for individuals where needed.

Making grants

Promoting health, wellbeing and social inclusion in the local community through the delivery of high quality and impactful traditional physical and mental exercises. To sustain and advance the heritage of a traditional embodied culture of movement and exercise called Lishi which originates from ancient China.

To advance the Christian faith for the benefit of the public in accordance with the statement of belief appearing in the schedule of the Articles of Association. Coffee mornings are conducted to create an environment where people feel confident to discuss, share experiences and problems to find healing, forgiveness and moving on as Jesus Christ did to those who cruxified him.

The charity opens the door of opportunity for children and young people throughout the UK by funding training, coaching, tutoring, counselling in sport, the arts, personal development and education, and meeting the cost of equipment, competition fees and kit.

National Conference, Area Convention, Seminar, Leadership Training , Worship, Youth Activities, Women's fellowship, Evangelism, Out reach Campaign for the Gospel and other gatherings for the growth of Association.

Religious Activities to assist Christian Married Couples. The charity makes grants to individuals and acts as an umbrella or resource body

To share and preserve for future generations the music and cultural heritage of the composer Hans Gal, whose once-successful career was cut short by the Nazis. Activities include providing information to the public about Gal's life and work; supporting live performance and recordings of Gal's music, supporting new research, talks, seminars and exhibitions relating to Gal's life and work.

Makes grants to individuals (including loans) to support researchProvides advocacy / advice / informationSponsors or undertakes researchActs as umbrella or resource body.

The association aims to: promote public awareness in the nursing care of children and young people, promote optimum standards of nursing care to children and young people at home and in hospital, recognise the needs of parents/carers and offer appropriate guidance, support and comfort and promote nurse education/research in the specialist area of children and young people.

Religious

Quest: has a network of regional groups meeting regularly for Mass, discussion and social events; publishes a Bulletin with news of local and national interest; holds an annual conference with speakers on topical subjects; operates a voicemail service - checked regularly; engages in dialogue with Church hierarchy and seeks opportunities to contribute to wider discussion on LGBT matters of faith.

Frustrated Communication is our Working Name. We identify organisations, which support residents of the UK who suffer from a range of communication difficulties or from cancer or diabetes. Then work with them to select equipment, services, training or projects for us to help fund. We raise money (including permanent endowments) from the charity's founders and others. We try to make a difference.

Christian Activity Holidays for Young People - offering physical, mental and spiritual challenges.

Organizing conferences and meetings for the advancement of Tenrikyo; Providing lectures, religious teachings and other religious activities related to Tenrikyo; Producing periodicals, pamphlets and brochures of a religious nature; Promulgating the doctrines and the teachings of Tenrikyo religion and providing any other activities connected with or ancillary to the above activities.

The aim of the Odinist Fellowship shall be to practise, promote and propagate Odinism. By Odinism is meant the original, indigenous form of heathen, polytheistic religion and spiritual beliefs, practised by the ancestors of the English and related northern European peoples, as embodied in the Eddas and as they have found expression in the wisdom and in the historical experience of those peoples.

Primarily to support those involved in, or working towards, Christian outreach work.