Charities In Scotland

Development of an online database and archive detailing evidence of all known Roman roads in Britain, to be made publicly available.Establishing local and regional studies of individual Roman roads and routes in England and Wales.Promoting the study of Roman roads in Britain, and encouraging public engagement with organisations and societies involved in research and excavation.

Propertymark Trust helps past & present members and staff of Propertymark suffering from severe financial hardship. We also provide assistance to members struggling financially and are looking to improve their prospects by completing a property qualification or training within the property industry.

Grants to registered Charities supporting Wildlife and their enviroment in the United Kingdom

The MSRG aims to increase public awareness of settlement history across AD400-1500 in the British Isles through publication, seminars and conferences. It aspires to influence national policies on recording, preserving and excavating medieval rural sites. The group is open to amateurs and professionals with interests in these aims. It offers small grants for fieldwork and conference attendance.

RARP was established to encourage and advance the wider understanding of the Russian avant-garde through the scholarly application of art historical and technological research. In furtherance of this aim RARP makes grants to suitably qualified individuals and institutions engaged in the field so as to enable them to undertake high-quality research that may not otherwise be eligible for funding.

Support domestic abuse survivors

Provision of forum for Health Care professionals supporting emergency cancer care.Annual education programme.Website and educational resources.Supporting service innovation, shared learning and research promotion.

making charitable grants to organisations working in the areas of social justice; the environment; education and health/ disability.

The giving of grants to provide equality of access to education for girls in developing countries

The Councils objects are to relieve suffering and distress amongst persons and animals endangered by accidents or natural hazards by co-ordinating and providing support for member underground search and rescue organisations and individuals representing the Council in the British Isles and abroad.

MATCH offers non-judgmental support and information to mothers apart from their children in a wide variety of circumstances. Our members include those who are sharing parenting and those who have little or no contact. We believe that children have a basic human right to continue to be part of a loving, nurturing family network for life; no matter how many times that family re-makes itself.

To offer support to families affected by Agenesis of the Corpus Callosum. To raise awareness of the conditions ACC and Aicardi Syndrome with families, health and other professionals and interested individuals. To create a network of volunteer/parent carer contacts. Each year we hold an event where families affected by the condition can get together. Please check our website for more information.

GRANT-MAKING TRUST - currently fully subscribed. The Trust is not accepting new applications from charities to whom it has not previously made a grant.

The charity awards about 30 to 35 scholarships a year to suitable girls and boys in HMC schools for appropriate gap year projects for their time between school and university. The awards are made to candidates of suitable character and promise who have some financial need, and who plan to complete a project that will benefit the community or communities in the country or countries visited.

Education for children

REFLECTING THE AIMS OF THE ORGANISATION, THE ACTIVITIES OF MWH INCLUDE- ADULT EDUCATION AND SUPPORT SERVICES - INCLUDING ESOL, IT, CAREERS ADVICE- BUSINESS SUPPORT, TRAINING AND JOB SEARCH ASSISTANCE- RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL SERVICES - ARABIC CLASSES AND COMMUNITY SOCIAL FORUMS- EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT FOR CHILDREN - MOTHER TONGUE AND SUPPLEMENTARY SCHOOLS

HOST ANNUAL REUNION AND AGMTO ENCOURAGE MEMBERS TO PARTICIPATE IN ANNUAL EVENTS SUCH AS:-CHURCH PARADE AND SERVICE AT HM TOWER OF LONDONRMP SERVICE AT NMARMP OPENING OF THE FIELD OF REMEMBRANCE RMP SERVICE AT FIELD OF REMEMBRANCE RBL PARADE ON REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY SUPPORTING MEMBERS AND THEIR FAMILIESTO ACT AS ASSISTANCE TO MEMBERS SEEKING SUPPORT BY USING COBSEO ROUTE OR PATHWAYS

Providing day-to-day practical and pastoral support to faithful Anglicans in the UK

The Havergal Brian society exists to promote public knowledge of the work of the composer William Havergal Brian (1876-1972) and, to this end, to support and sponsor its publication, performance and recording.

A)The permanent preservation for the benefit of the public generally of land, buildings and works of art of beauty or historic or artistic interestB)The advancement or promotion of education by protection and preservation of lands of ecological or other scientific importance C)The advancement or promotion of education by protection and preservation of the artistic and architectural heritage

Organisation of annual scientific meetingOrganisation of sessions at annual UKPharmSci Conference Website of activitiesAnnual member newsletterEssay competition heldTravel awards given for the annual conference in US

Our aim is to specialise in the rescue of sick, injured and orphaned Wildlife. our aim is to nurse them back to health then release them back to the wild.We also specialise in the rescue of Chihuahuas and Chinese other small breed dogs. We take in these 'unwanted' pets and place them in foster homes until a permanent home can be found for them. We do not use kennels

The trustees make grants for general charitable purposes but mainly to benefit local medical establishments in England. The trustees do not make grants to people or organisations who apply speculatively and have a policy of not responding to any correspondence unless it relates to grants it has agreed to make or to the general management of the trust.

For the public benefit the advancement of the performance arts and the relief of need through the presentation of artistic performances and arts participation workshops in the UK and Internationally and to deliver such workshops and related activities with a Christian ethos.

The rescue and re-homing of the Akita Dog covering the whole of the UK. Education and welfare of these dogs and Educating the public at large as to the traits of the breed.