Charities In Scotland

Our mission is to further tech education through student focussed Hackathons. We are an organisation specialising in both running and supporting student focussed hackathons, which allow students to gain hands-on experience and develop a range of skills outside the classroom.

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The Charity will proactively identify and select projects that will advance the charitable purpose of the Charity with an area of strategic focus agreed by the trustees for the time being.

Charity established to support Diversity, Inclusion and Social Mobility

Provide Networking Opportunities to the British and Pakistani academic, research & commercial organizations & individuals to support UN SDGs by soliciting the support of the UK and Pakistani govt organizations and charities. Provide Education and capacity building for developing education, training, research & innovation opportunities for staff & staff

National award scheme (UK) to practically help and encourage people aged 50+ to engage in volunteering and community development, learning activities, the arts, heritage & culture, sports and conservation open to people from all kinds of backgrounds and circumstances, especially those with ongoing health and mobility problems.

The Charity seeks to promote equality and diversity in the arts through the Jhalak Prize and the Jhalak Children's and YA Prize. The Prize is for the book of the year by a writer of colour. The Jhalak Prize has already been specifically recognised by the Equality & Human Rights Commission as the type of action which the Commission supports and recommends.

The aim of the Trust will be to support the work of The Theological College of Zimbabwe bymoral and spiritual support, fund raise and sharing ideas To raise funds, receive grants, donations and apply funds to carry out the work of the Trust To represent and co-operate with and support other charities with similar purposes.

A SOCIETY TO SUPPORT AND BUILD RESEARCH CAPACITY IN PALLIATIVE AND END OF LIFE CARE RESEARCH THROUGH THE PROVISION OF WORKSHOPS, CONFERENCES, EDUCATIONAL EVENTS AND BURSARIES

Promotion of research into the postal systems of the world past and present with particular application to their stamps[and the method of producing and printing those stamps and their postal history] and the publication of the useful results of such research and to advance public education in philately and postal history and to support the work of other registered charities in a similar field.

The Society aims to promote the study of churches and other places of worship, along with their associated monuments and landscapes, and publicises the results of the latest research and discoveries in its journal and newsletter. The society also holds an annual conference.

Offers support, information and networking opportunities to girls and women with premature menopause through the provision of counselling, newsletters, website and annual conference. .

To advance the Sikh religion for the public benefit worldwide, in accordance with the teachings of the Sikh Scripture, the Sri Guru Granth Sahib, and the 1945 Sikh Rehat Maryada (Sikh Code of Conduct), in particular to provide aglobal forum to promote equality and respect for diversity in different countries in line with the teachings of the Sikh faith.

113 Economic/Employment (not community development) 201, Young adults 18-29 (not children), 301 Makes grants to individuals (does not include loans).

THE RELIEF OF CHILDREN IN NEED, BY REASON OF ILL-HEALTH OR DISABILITY WHO ARE PATIENTS IN NHS HOSPITALS OR CHARITABLE HOSPICES IN THE UNITED KINGDOM BY PROVIDING OR ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF READING, COLOURING, TOYS, AND POP CULTURE MATERIALS NOT NORMALLY PROVIDED BY THE STATUTORY AUTHORITIES AND/ OR ANCILLARY TO THOSE PROVIDED BY THE NHS.

We facilitate Christian singers, bands and worship leaders to perform music, lead worship, provide training and give the Christian message at events and other settings. We can also provide PA/lighting equipment & sound/lighting engineers. Events include community outreach, youth, schools, church services, cafe church, conferences, festivals & training workshops/seminars.

The Society aims to identify, record, research, conserve and interpret for public benefit the milestones and other waymarkers of the British Isles. The national committee promotes the Society and sets its policies, campaigning on a national basis. On the ground, work is carried out by local groups organised on a county basis, each with a County Representative or Co-ordinator.

To promote the relief and education of visually impaired and other print disabled people, in particular but not exclusively by improving the quality and availability of library and information services and products which provide for the reading and information needs of such persons.

We provide curriculum and training in Taste Education to schools and nurseries. The aim of TastEd lessons are to give children positive exposure to vegetables and fruits and to give teachers a simple and effective tool for delivering food education. The long term goal is to help children know, try and enjoy healthy food.

To advance the education of the public in awareness of the whole of the genus Narcissus, including holding shows at which growers may compete for the trophies and awards of the Society, encouraging the raising and introduction of new cultivars and educational plantings in public gardens.

ABSLTA develops, provides, and monitors, opportunities for Continuing Professional Development for Deaf BSL teachers. It engages in activities that will enhance the status of British Sign Language and its teaching. ABSLTA operates in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Poliphonia is an UK based charity with the purpose of promoting the classical music of the Americas. We promote concerts in the UK with repertoire from composers from the Americas, sponsor young players interested in learning this repertoire, restore music still in manuscript form to facilitate performance and produce recordings and film of performances and educational content.

Tyndale Fellowship promotes evangelical Christian religion through bringing together scholars who study different aspects of Christian theology. The primary mechanism for this is the organisation of an annual meeting of its study groups.

Makes grants to schools, colleges and local education authorities towards the cost of trips or projects at home or abroad which will encourage young people to enjoy and appreciate visual art, especially painting. Also makes grants to museums and galleries for educational projects with similar aims.

Awards grants to individuals, from other defined groups and sponsors. Such grants are made to students of the Open University in their final year of Research and occasional Bursaries are awarded.