Charities In Scotland

We provide financial assistance for children and adults who need help for challenges related to dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia, ADHD, autism, or undiagnosed difficulties with learning that bear hallmarks of one or more of the above categories, with the object of improving their conditions of life. We advance the education of neurodivergent people in areas of challenge to them.

To provide financial support to enable amateur and professional musical performances (largely but not exclusively choral) to take place with specific reference to the music of Sir George Dyson. Also to support, research, education and the publication of music, books and articles.

The Octandre Ensemble champions the work of contemporary composers, giving public concerts, making and recordings, and commissioning new works. Besides public concerts, it provides opportunities for composers, running educational workshops and hosting discussion fora.

Organise educational meetings for Dermatologists and Histopathologists who have an interest in the pathology of the skin

Church Recording Society is the national body for Church Recording Groups producing Church Records for national and local archives and legitimate users. Church Recording Society provides resources for the Church Recording Groups, which are located throughout the UK and the Isle of Man. It liaises with organisations having a common interest in the artefacts within churches.

Promoting to a wider audience the art of quilling, providing workshops and teaching sessions to widen the knowledge of how quilling is undertaken, and the artistic uses it can be put to.

We give counselling/help by phone, to existing & prospective members. We check dogs for food sensitivities, recommend diets to help the epilepsy and gradually remove food sensitivities, which helps the dogs, thus helping the owners. We attend shows/events to publicise the work of the group. We publish 4 newsletters a year. We receive no funding other than membership subscriptions and donations.

The charity exists to promote the teaching of Christian meditation and prayer. This is done primarily through small groups spread around the UK which encourage members in their own contemplative practice and are open to any member of the public who wishes to pursue a similar path.

Charitable Trust

Advancing the Christian Religion for the public benefit through the development of Chaplaincy in Schools, colleges and other educational institutions.Supporting, resourcing and encoraging Chaplians.

Providing peace education by linking young people to the lives and experiences of 14 Nobel Peace Laureates.

promoting information on the science of electronics and other scientific subjects by the Institutions website, lectures, discussions, exhibitions, training and other means

Advance the Christian faith for the benefit of the public, establish and help churches grow in number by effectively ministering to people in their geographical location. To provide a mentoring relationship with pastors and churches for guidance, encouragement and fellowship. To provide training and resources to churches through a strong network of pastors.

To relieve the needs of patients, families and carers affected by Autoinflammatory conditions in the UK byProviding information, support and advice.Raising awareness of Autoinflammatory conditions.Providing data when supporting research in relation to Autoinflammatory conditions.

a) the provision of education and information to increase understanding of NTM in both the clinical and patient communities.b) the development and implementation of a support network for NTM patient communities.

To advance and promote the care of children and young people requiring emergency medicine and treatment for the public benefit by: a) Promoting better paediatric medicine which will advance the care of children b) The promotion of study and research into paediatric emergency medicine and the publication of the useful results of such study and research

To relieve the needs of individuals diagnosed with Pemphigus and Pemphigoid, and by extension their families and carers, in particular but not exclusively by the provision of support and information relating to these autoimmune diseases and by raising awareness amongst the wider public.

Heart Safe Communities UK operates within the United Kingdom to support communities in improving survival for those who experience a cardiac arrest outside of a hospital setting. This is achieved raising awareness of the causes and treatment of cardiac arrest, by providing resuscitation training and raising funds to install public access defibrillators in the community.

Furthering the CDFB's charitable objects by providing fellowship, & supporting all areas of dance ministry. Reaching others with our message through dance. To build an understanding of the theology & ministry of dance and to promote its use as part of the Church's life. To be a positive Christian presence within the dance community, and to support Christians working as dancers in the dance world.

The Association is a charitable, non-profit organisation established to promote learning and advance education in the field of radiation research and to extend knowledge of radiation research in the fields of biology, chemistry, physics, medicine and other related disciplines.

The objectives of the Society are: * To advance the science of the extracellular matrix and related subjects. * To promote public education therein. * To promote academic study and research on the extracellular matrix and related areas and to publish the results of such study and research

Hold annual conference and provide a forum for contact between Catholic theologians in Great Britain.

Organising Christian houseparties and supporting retired evangelists

Maintain a register of current and former members of Airborne Royal Engineers and encourage those members to remain in close contact. The Association also assists other veterans organisations in both physical and financial terms as and when requests are received, and agreed by the National Council, especially HM Forces registered charities.

The charity has continued to raise awareness of its existence and ability to support families with local fetes, Christmas Fayres, stalls, etc. Providing information through leaflets and word of mouth of the effects of childhood cancer, particularly in the very young. The trustees provided emotional support to newly diagnosed families and advise them of options available for support.