Charities In Scotland

Not Cricket entertains and educates through theatre, interactive performance and associated creative arts. Working with a range of educational, heritage and community partners, the Company reinvigorates classic texts and forgotten historical narratives. All of its work is based on rigorous research and the Company is always seeking new locations and stories.

Offers help and advice to doctors addicted to alcohol & drugs. Also advice & support to relatives. Works to promote understanding of the illness amongst the profession.

Art Foundation

The Choral Evensong Trust (Charity no. 1190208) exists to see an increase of attendance at Choral Evensong services in all abbeys, cathedrals, chapels, churches, and minsters, and to celebrate its three pillars: [i] its uniqueness as a British tradition, [ii] its provision of free music in communities, and [iii] its nurturing of musical training for young singers.

To further any charitable purpose for the public benefit of women and others worldwide who are in need, in particular by their advancement of their health and the saving of their lives by supporting the promotion of good health and providing benefit for the relief of their sickness, disease or human suffering.

The governing document is a trust deed that set up the Fund to assist Church of Scotland, Methodist, Baptist, United Reformed and other free church chaplains operating within the Royal Air Force in the performance of their duties and as a conduit for assisting other charitable activities

Planet Birdsong promotes study and research into birdsong and natural sounds to advance the education of the public through music, technology and creative activities and promotes the application of birdsong and other natural sounds relating to sustainable development and the conservation, protection and enhancement of the natural environment.

Education of the public on the life, work and writings of Augustus Welby Pugin and his influence, and that of other architects in his family, on the Gothic Revival. The publication of an academic journal, annual newsletter and books and organising study tours, talks and events, and maintaining a website.

SCAS exists to enhance the quality of life of people and companion animals through the study of the human-animal bond. SCAS members are drawn from the health, social care, education and veterinary professions. SCAS uses a One Health approach - through multidisciplinary working utilising knowledge of the human-animal bond societal problems and animal welfare issues are addressed.

The jamfund aims to help children with any serious or life threatening illness or condition. The families of children who have sadly passed away, and hospitals, hospices and special schools who support these children and families.The charity tries to provide, gifts, holidays, toys and medical equipment to support those we aim to help. Funds are raised in various events including running events.

Sport Allies has identified that sport - and specifically team sport - is too often where narrow gender stereotypes are reinforced, squeezing many of us into boxes that we do not fit.We are saying no to those stereotypes.

To advance the education of the public on the preservation and conservation of the rare breed Oxford Sandy and Black Pig in particular but not exclusively through the provision of workshops and events to assist with furthering the knowledge of the conservation of the Oxford Sandy and Black Pig.

To advance education and training among all road users in the furtherance of crash prevention and reduction.

The charity operates across the United Kingdom. The charity activities primarily include organising the community gatherings where community problems are discussed among the community members including the donors and solutions to those problems are sought. The common community problems discussed are drug addictions, education, women empowerment, divorces, helping the needy families, culture etc.

In support of :musicians, composers, concerts and chamber music performances of contemporary music of the 20th and 21st centuries; visual arts, painters, draughtsmen and especially painters and draughtsmen of the 20th and sculptors of the 20th and 21st centuries;the study and application of philosophy and theology, both in the academic areas as in business and industrial areas.

The relief of widows, widowers and orphans of ministers, missionaries and accredited church workers of the Baptist denomination; and the relief of retired ministers, retired missionaries and retired accredited church workers of the Baptist denomination; in all cases who are conditions of need, hardship or distress in such ways as the trustees think fit.

The Iran Society was established to advance education in the subject of Iran, its peoples and culture, in particular through the study of language, literature, art, history, religions, antiquities, usages, institutions and customs of Iran. It does this by holding lectures approximately 8 times a year, in London, on topics deemed of interest to members, and by awarding grants to students of Persian

Primarily sponsors research into the treatment of burns

Members pursue their own charitable activities in the communities and parishes in which they live. This can be manifest in care, instructing (mainly religion), helping in religious activities and being available to the needs of their neighbours.

The Atlantic Council of the United Kingdom is an educational charity that promotes knowledge of the North Atlantic Treaty, NATO, and international affairs. It promotes democracy, international understanding, and the values set forth in the North Atlantic Treaty. It fosters debate and dialogue with universities, educational bodies, and the wider public.

To advance the education of the public in the historical and contemporary evolution of the English Language

To relieve financial hardship, poor mental and physical health, technological barriers and isolation amongst elderly, disabled or other vulnerable individuals based in the UK to enable the accessibility of homebased care.To relieve financial hardship and poor mental and physical health barriers amongst individual providers of homebased care for individuals based in the UK.

The threat of, and response to, the possibility of dangerous/catastrophic climate change provides the most important current focus for the purpose of the Trust, as it will ultimately be the response of humankind to those perceived future threats and opportunities which will govern society's ability to survive. This has been the main focus of our research, its dissemination, education & application

The relief or assistance of children who are deformed or physically handicapped including expenses of parents to enable visits

Our vision: To create a world where lipreading classes are available to all those who need them.Our purpose: To provide a professional and recognised association for teachers of lipreading to adults, and to work in partnership with others to ensure that everyone challenged by hearing loss has access to lipreading classes and appropriate support.