Charities In Scotland

To encourage, promote and improve the breeding of Bazadaise Cattle in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland or elsewhere. (For further details see clauses 3 (a)-(f) of the memorandum)

To support road safety initiatives within Great Britain

The trust supports deaf people who wish to continue or return to study.It does this by making small cash grants to individuals, to buy books and equipment to support them in their studies, and to organisations that work with deaf people.

The principle objective of the charity is to provide and promote to young people, from all backgrounds (especially those from under-represented groups) career opportunities in the professions and trades connected to the BuiltEnvironment. Additional assistance to be offered to those in need who would ordinarily be prevented from accessing education, training and employment.

PSBT delivers public service across the UK through Fixers which engages vulnerable and marginalised young people in using their past experiences to change the future for themselves and others in their communities. We use mass media platforms to extend the reach and value of their work, tackling disadvantage for the benefit of society, building evidence to support change in policy and practice.

A charitable endowment fund that seeks to ensure donor's funds are utilised for Dharmic philanthropic purposes in perpetuity.

A) To promote and encourage the public study of family history, genealogy, heraldry and local history with particular reference to Quakers worldwide; B) To promote the preservation, security and accessibility of archival material; C) To promote and engage in educational activities including the issue of a regular journal and the publication and sale of other appropriate material.

To relieve the mental, emotional and physical distress of those suffering from bereavement or loss of a baby or young childTo support families when a baby was stillborn or died many decades ago, and for as long as is needed.To research the resting place of babies who have died many decades ago.To fund and erect memorials dedicated to babies who

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At Heart of the Health Service, we exist for the support of NHS workers. We believe that compassion is the key to staff well being, which in turn will benefit those in the care of the NHS. We will provide a variety of events including 'Time-out' days, 'Thank you Dinners' and Conferences for NHS workers to attend. This is for the staff to take time out for themselves and to 'take stock'.

Research into and publication of information about past and current postal services within, to and from the UK, and the associated markings, labels and technology.

BACG has continued to promote the understanding of crystal growth by providing support for both individuals and organisations, mainly by providing funds to support attendance at meetings and conferences and assistance, both financial and in kind, in the organisation of conferences.

WCM UK is a national network of members involved in Workplace Chaplaincy in their locality. We network chaplains together, recommend training standards and grow the quality of Workplace Chaplaincy by working with with national churches, faiths and other chaplaincy organisations. We organise conferences, newsletters and promote Workplace Chaplaincy.

We are committed to improving the quality of life and independence of people with psychiatric disabilities, by having a psychiatric assistance dog.1 To reduce the pressures on the National & Mental Health Service by helping members gain independence through the use of their Psychiatric Assistance Dogs and2 To reduce the need for a carer which increases self-esteem and reduces care costs.

The Charity maintains and acquires artefacts for The Boys' Brigade Archives

We give grants to enable disadvantaged young people aged 7-19 to get away for a break to a Christian Activity Centre or Camp

During the whole of the year ended 31/03/2024 the Charity has been unable to make grants, nor to carry out any other operations, as a result of continuing failings on the part of the Charity's bank at the time.

The Charity primarily exists to provide financial support, in the form of grants and donations to UK rescues who take in older abandoned, neglected and unwanted sighthounds (over the age of 8).We help the rescues pay for veterinary care and anything else that aids the comfort and recovery of the dog in their care. The charity promotes the ethos that older sighthounds are worthy of adoption.

To develop networks and training opportunities which will enable academics, journalists, women activists and students in the Arab world and Europe to exchange experience, pormote and raise the awareness of: Cultural, religious and social tolerance.Dialogue between Arab world and WestHuman rights concepts.Woman's rights conceptsFree media concepts

Offer relief of people with TCS by the provision of information, advice and financial support for essential medical supplies/procedures through a grant process. Advance education and promote wider knowledge and understanding of the problems of TCS and other craniofacial conditions amongst the public through workshops and social media.

Transform.Church is an online expression of Baptist mission and ministry. It seeks to offer a digital trellis that inspires and equips missional disciples across the UK who are committed to seeing God's kingdom come in four dimensions (with God, with people, with the planet and with themselves) and in two directions (inwardly by application in their own life and outwardly by sharing with others).

A national ecumenical membership organisation, helping Christians to relate their faith and work by providing resources, seminars, lectures

WHOÔÇÓ CHILDREN / YOUNG PEOPLE ÔÇÓ PARENTSÔÇÓ OTHER CHARITIES OR VOLUNTARY BODIES ÔÇÓ THE GENERAL PUBLIC / MANKIND

Promotion of the Metamorphic Technique to the general public through seminars, workshops and literature. To promote awareness, understanding and use of the Metamorphic technique in the UK and internationally and to uphold standards in practising and teaching the Technique.

Events, concerts and competitions are held featuring piano trio ensembles. Educational work plays an important role -including an annual 'Piano Trio Day' where students receive coaching from distinguished musicians plus events for teachers. We have many composer members and encourage new works to be written and performed. Details appear in our regular Newsletters. Events are open to the public.