Charities In Scotland

The promotion of road safety, by preparing drivers and motorcyclists to enable them to pass the Institute of Advanced Motorists' Advanced Driving/Riding Test.

Grants to young historians at Cambridge and other UK universities to assist in research or the publication of research.

Alleviation of symptoms and causes of poverty through vocational training, resource and grant provision through fundraising and grants. Freedom from Poverty focuses on people living under the poverty line regardless of race, age, ability or gender.Small amount of work with homeless people in Edinburgh

The College is established for the public benefit: the advancement of health, prevention & treatment of diseases and conditions of the foot and lower limbs; research, and education of the public in the art and science of podiatric health relating to prevention and treatment of diseases and conditions of the foot and lower limbs, relief of poverty.

To maintain and upkeep the Jewish section of Sandymount cemetery, and also including the seven Jewish sections, in total, in other cemeteries managed by Glasgow City Council.

Education and Training in the art of Bricklaying, throughout England and Wales.

Provide assistance to persons serving or having served in the regiment and widows or dependants of same.

Development of the courses for Christian Disciples that form the basis of the Genuine Imitation materials. Making financial donations to others in order to help in some small way those in poverty or under personal threat to their safety who are known to the Trust.

Publication of academic journal obtainable on subscriptionInternational conferences. with stipends available to support attendanceResearch forum accessible on-line to members

GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSES

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Jesus' Meals UK is a registered charity initiative to feed the body, mind and soul of individuals, families and communities based on Catholic, ecumenical Christian principles for the benefit of all.

The Virgil Society usually holds five public meetings each year in central London which are attended without charge by members and non-members. Meetings include presentations of paper, discussion sessions and readings from the works of Virgil. A Newsletter is published for members twice a year. Members range from those who are Virgilian scholars to those who have a basic knowledge of Latin.

Provides stimulating talks, in a work type environment, for those in the early stages of dementia(from whatever cause) together with their supporters, including opportunities for questions and discussion; arranges group visits to places of interest; creates opportunities for social interaction with like minded people, from challenging and demanding work backgrounds who just happen to have dementia

The Young ME Sufferers Trust is the longest established ME service for children, young people, families, professionals. In 2010 we received the Queen's Award for Voluntary Service: the MBE for volunteer groups. Advice Line, magazine and Tymes Trustcard for school or college; free publications at www.tymestrust.org. Executive Director, former headteacher Jane Colby, is renowned for her ME work.

Our mission is to erect and maintain a public national war memorial to commemorate the service of Muslims in Britain's Armed Forces during the two World Wars and subsequent conflicts.Our charity will also help to educate the public about the contribution of Muslims to Britain's Armed Forces through their role, service and sacrifice during both World Wars and subsequent conflicts.

To promote and advance the understanding and teaching of vacuum science, technology and its applications by:(a) co-ordinating and promoting conferences, seminars and courses(b) encouraging excellence amongst postgraduate research workers(c) recognising distinguished research(d) representing Great Britain on the International Union of Vacuum Science, Technique, and its Applications (IUVSTA)

Publication of journal Teaching Statistics.Promoting Statistics in schools, colleges and the wider society.Funding statistical education initiatives.

To advance public education and research in the Kabbalah, including the publication of the results of such research and in particular, though not exclusively, through the provision of centres across the UK for educational activities. To circulate multimedia and printed materials about the Wisdom of Kabbalah.

Makes grants to Rigistered Charities

The charity undertakes research on persecution of Christians around the world

Making grants to individuals and organisations with emphasis on supporting excellence in the chosen field to enable results to be acheived that would not be without the charity's support. Preference is given to the advancement of medicine (applications relating to opthalmology particularly welcome) and to supporting music and the arts. Applications considered in March and September.

The study, teaching, promotion and performance of choral and other music, and in particular Gregorian Chant or Plainsong.

Makes awards to employees and former employees and their dependents who are in need of financial assistance.

UK wide, managing the interaction between employer organisations who give and the charities and constituted community bodies who require help. From donations, volunteering and gifting.