Charities In Scotland

To advance the education of young people, in particular but not exclusively living in Nigeria by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education with particular focus on Benin Technical College as a means of advancing in life and helping young people by developing their skills, capacities and capabilities.

Makes grants for research by registered social workers into health-related social work

We provide support and advice for people affected by chronic pain across the U.K and the rest of Europe. We operate "PainLine" our dedicated telephone helpine manned by experienced volunteers. We operate a Mobile Information Unit which visits locations across the U.K where we are able to provide "face to face" confidential advice and support. We lobby hard to improve pain services within the U.K.

The Viola Commissioning Circle underwrites commissions of new works for the viola to allow composers to start work before co-commissioner funding has been secured. We will not accept any unsolicited approach regarding a commission, whether from a composer, musician, or any other party, but welcome enquiries from orchestras, venues or others interested in programming commissioned works

The advancement of Christian religion by preaching of the christian gospel, the establishment of Baptist Churches modelled on the churches of the new testament, and teaching of the bible in the united kingdom.Any other charitable purpose for the benefit of the community in the area and on the relief of, sickness,handicapped and disabled, and the provision of facilities for social welfare etc.

The provision of (mostly) small grants to support numismatic research and conferences in the UK

NFBR promotes biological recording in the UK and also promotes its importance for the wellbeing of the UK's biodiversity and the people who live and work in the UK.To serve these aims NFBR organises conferences and other meetings to bring together recorders and the users of biological records, to share information and ideas, exchange best practice and agree priorities for the future.

102 Education/Training113 Economic/Community Development/Employment

We intend to make grants to groups undertaking projects in accordance with our objects.

The purpose of the Fund is to make an annual award to mark outstanding contributions to paediatric surgery and furthering study and research into diseases affecting children.

1. Support poverty alleviation and signpost communities to employment opportunities and skills development2. Support educational projects for deprived children and young people including vocational courses3. Promote Luganda and Kiganda culture and the Buganda historical and heritage sites 4. Promote eco-tourism 5. Raise funds through grants and philathropic donors to support the above wo

For the benefit of the people of Creetown.

Children's Educational Programmes - Study Support, Homework Club, Mother Tongue ClassesParental Classes Outings and trips

Promotion of research into Quakerism and dissemination of its findings

Provides relief to necessitous persons who are or have been members of The National Federation of Fish Friers (whether subscribers to the fund or not) and their dependants.

Membership organisation for Pride organisers across the United Kingdom. Organise an annual conference of Pride Organisers and licence the annual UK Pride event.

We are a small charity run by volunteers, helping to raise awareness of colon cancer and helping the sick to remain at home, if desired. We raise our funds by manning stalls, home parties, events and donations. We currently fund home hospice services, awareness raising campaigns and information leaflets.

ACTIVITIES DESIGNED TO:PROMOTE A PLURALISTIC, OPEN UNDERSTANDING OF ISLAM, BOTH WITHIN MUSLIM COMMUNITIES AS WELL AS THE WIDER SOCIETY. ENCOURAGE A DEEPER APPRECIATION OF THE VALUE OF FREE SPEECH, FREEDOM OF CHOICE, INDIVIDUAL LIBERTY AND HUMAN RIGHTS. BENEFIT THE PUBLIC BY ENHANCING UNDERSTANDING AND HARMONY BETWEEN DIFFERENT FAITH AND CULTURAL GROUPS.

The charity seeks to advance the Christian faith by proclaiming, teaching and defending the holiness of God in all its fullness to as many people as possible. To help achieve this the charity focuses in three areas: publishing, broadcasting and events.

The Charity's objectives are the relief of disabled citizens throughout the UK for the benefit of the public by promoting the art and science of psychotherapy. To promote research and evaluation of the efficiency and effectiveness of psychotherapeutic approaches and to disseminate the useful results thereof.

The Burne-Jones Catalogue Raisonne Foundation, through its website, www.eb-j.org, catalogues all works created by the artist, his studio and by other companies. The website is open to all people throughout the World on which they can add Articles and Theses and Artworks for consideration by the committee. Since there may be more than 20,000 works, the catalogue is ongoing.

The object of the trust is the relief of suffering and distressed animals not excluding their painless and humane despatch where this is obviously the kindest option in given circumstances as the trustees shall in their absolute discretion determine by way of grantsto individuals and charitable organisations fulfilling the charitable objects of the trust.

The advancement of the art of music for the public benefit in the UK among children and young people up to the age of 25, in particular children and young people who are disabled and have additional needs and their siblings, by providing accessible and inclusive opportunities for such children and young people to participate in and experience music.

The charity provides information from research to parents, professionals and policy makers on brain development in the first 30 to 36 months of life. It works to ensure that all children under three receive consistent, responsive, loving care and for services that promote and support the infant/adult bond to ensure a secure primary attachment.

To preserve and protect good health for the public benefit by raising support, financial and in kind to further research into the diagnosis, treatment and cure and of less common or rare conditions which may affect health and wellbeing; to support and develop the care of individuals affected and to raise awareness among the public, specialist or other groups, of issues relating to these conditions