Charities In Scotland

Relief of poverty amongst past or present members of the IAEA or their dependants.

THIS SMALL CHARITY GIVES DONATIONS ON BEHALF OF THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF KENT, MOSTLY TO THE CHARITABLE ORGANISATIONS WITH WHICH THEY ARE CONNECTED

The charity makes small grants to musically gifted young people, especially children.

To support the advancement of contemporary art, especially where practitioners are from communities under-represented in the field, or who are otherwise disadvantaged, by curating, organising and funding exhibitions (or other modes of projects) of contemporary art or related cultural activities.Further, to make grants to third parties undertaking activities which meet the charity's aims.

Income - Derived from investment portfolio. Expenditure -Donations to humanitarian national charities

To alleviate challenges faced by deaf individuals and those with associated disabilities, grants will be provided to beneficiaries or organizations enabling participation in sports like football. Community-led initiatives will include inclusive nutrition workshops, assistive tech training, adapted sports programs, sign language support, and accessible activities promoting health and inclusion.

The Vinaver Trust offers grants to aid the publication of scholarly works in the field of Arthurian studies. It also offers grants for postgraduate study for research degrees under the terms of the Barron Bequest.

K9 Heroes supports dogs from the Armed Forces, Police, UK Border Force, Fire and Rescue, Mountain Rescue, Search and Rescue and any other British organisation which enlists service dogs.K9 Heroes have an application process for dogs requesting financial assistance.

To encourage the provision of sign language interpreted performances of the highest quality to ensure that the wide range of cultural experience in the UK is accessible to Deaf people whose first/preferred language is British Sign Language (BSL). Achieve this by links with and support of theatres and other arts venues, producers, theatre interpreters, Deaf presenters and Deaf people/organisations

Sexpression:UK is a nationwide student-led project that empowers young people to make informed decisions about relationships and sex by running informal, inclusive and comprehensive relationship and sex education sessions in the local communities of our branches. We currently operate in over 25 towns and cities in all four countries of the United Kingdom.

Awards grants to assist activities associated with the education and training of production engineers and researchers.

STEPPS provides mental health first aid training and educational workshops for dance schools, companies, and performing artists. Our services, delivered by therapists with a dance background, include low cost counselling, resources, and tailored programmes to enhance mental well-being, reduce stigma, and promote resilience within the UK's performing arts community.

Raptor Rescue is dedicated to ensuring that all sick or injured birds of prey and owls are cared for by qualified persons and wherever possible, successfully released back into the wild.

Break Forth International Church is a global ministry and a multi-racial international Church sent to obey the Great Commision by going into all the world to preach and teach the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ in this Generation. We are an independent Pentecostal Christian Church breaking forth for the advancement of Christian faith, education and charitable community support worldwide.

The object of Youth With A Global Vision is to advance the Christian faith in accordance with the teachings of Jesus Christ by mobilising and empowering the current generation of youth with the Gospel of the Kingdom of God to bring transformation to their Communities ,Cities,Countries and Continents.

The aim is to help those wishing to pursue a career in horsemanship and who have not got sufficient financial resources to receive tuition and pass the necessary exams to pursue their chosen career,

To apply the income to charities in the U.K. to be used by such charities for their charitable purposes.

The Trust supports activities that could directly contribute towards the conservation of biodiversity in the areas in which Operation Wallacea work. In the last year the Trust have funded a Postdoc to complete an application for the Cusuco National Park and surrounding areas to be funded under the Natural Forest Standard scheme. Over 1000 schools worldwide have been introduced to the WRL data sets

Charity makes 2-3 donations per year

East Mountain UK exists to develop Christian leaders for global mission service. It is a Community of people who love Jesus and are passionate about teaching, developing and empowering leaders. We are working to establish a place where leaders grow- spiritually, biblically and practically in their leadership skills. Partnership & impacting our communities through the Gospel of Christ are key.

Our activities include, social integration development in the UK, sponsoring needy children in education, empowering the youth, books and equipment donations to Educational institutions.

The charity encourages and promotes the exchange of scientific information between social, behavioural and clinical scientists, as well as practitioners primarily via our yearly scientific meeting. We also aim to raise the profile of behavioural medicine within UK science and health policy.

The object of the trust is to help disabled people to take a holiday of their choice, by providing or assisting in the provision of finance for necessary carers, this is when the applicant although able to pay for their own holiday, is unable to provide funds to pay for the cost of a carer, the carer can not find all the costs and the costs are not available from elsewhere.

We run peer to peer support groups online for tongue cancer patients aged 18-64 and their supporters. We create awareness raising and educational content to promote the existance of tongue cancer within the younger patient population, campaign for changes in best practice to improve patient outcomes and advocate for better patient support services.

We support spirit-led learning and action for sustainable living* providing advice, study guides and resources, in person, in print and on the Internet* running courses and workshops* supporting collaborative learning networks of individuals and groups, though gatherings, newsletters and Internet forums