Charities In Scotland

To promote and encourage the study and practice of 'Kingston' Naturopathy

To relieve the suffering of children in hospital due to their ill health by providing free to access support and advice for parents and carers, to be able to seek guidance on practical help of navigating hospital stays, giving them the information and skills they need to advocate for their child's medical care.

We aim to support charities operating primarily in England welcomes applications from small to medium-sized charities with an annual income of less than £500,000.The Charity focuses on 3 main areas:- Promoting the advancement and accessibility of music and the arts- Helping children and young people under 25- Supporting London-based charities to provide accommodation for key workers.

Bryan's Quest encourages everyone and all organisations involved with wildlife and nature to provide educational resources to enable blind and partially sighted people to learn as much about the relevant topics as sighted people. Using tactile models, tactile diagrams, maps, audio description and narration.

The Trust was established to advance training and education in the fields of scientific examination and analysis

The Trust was set up for the advancement of education in veterinary science, but is currently dormant, as the charity relies on donations from BVA.A subsidiary charity, the BVA Staff Benevolent Fund, was set up to help current and ex-BVA employees and dependents in time of financial need.

CDH International operates in the UK solely for the purpose of fundraising for & funding of Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia Research. CDHi also maintains the global CDH Patient Registry, works with hospitals & researchers as well as the NIH, WHO and other research entities to further work into finding the cause and best treatments for CDH. 100% of profits raised and donations goes to research.

DATIO fosters community development by bridging the gap between landlords with empty properties and charitable organisations in need of space. Our mission is to provide vital support to charities by offering them free access to a diverse range of premises across the UK. We understand the challenges faced by charities, particularly the limitations surrounding access to affordable & suitable spaces.

"The object of the BBF is to relieve in cases of need, hardship or distress members of the Association, their spouses, widows, widowers and other dependants. Support is not limited to members but is also available to any former employee of the United Nations or of its Specialised Agencies provided they are resident in the United Kingdom."

The NFRC Charitable Trust was established to help the UK roofing community and their families. Our activities are focused on four strategic areas: Hardship Support, Training and Upskilling, Volunteering and Environment.

Provision of information for people with the medical condition autoimmune hepatitis (AIH) and their families. Helping people with AIH connect to others with the condition. Representing patients with AIH.

Advancement of RC Faith and education. Publishing proceedings of conferences, holding conferences and otherwise advancing research into the traditional liturgy of the RC Church

The Trustees shall hold the Capital and Income of the Trust Fund upon trust to apply the income, and all or such part or parts of the capital, at such time or times and in such manner to, or for the benefit of, such exclusively charitable objects and purposes in any part of the world as the Trustees may in their discretion think fit.

We create networking and support events, including webinars, facilitate a one-to-one mentoring programme, give grants and promote disabled entrepreneurialism.

PROCLAIMING THE CHRISTIAN GOSPEL BOTH AT HOME AND OVERSEAS.

Christian teaching and preaching in various churches and theological colleges in UK and Europe, including leadership conferences and seminars.

Grants from the Fund are available to assist with the costs of visits to universities, libraries, or museums in the UK, related to actual or planned research activities. Any student taking a taught or research postgraduate course related to the ancient Greek or Roman world at any university in the UK is eligible to apply. Travel, accommodation and subsistence costs are eligible.

Emergency Medical Rescue, inclusive of Technical Rescue (Rope Rescue, Confined Spaces, Water Search and Rescue, Urban Search and Rescue (Medium)), Mutual Aid Training, Youth and Community Training and engagement.

St Bernard Support provides assistance to people affected by life limiting illnesses such as cancer, heart disease etc. The people we help include people diagnosed with life limiting illnesses, their families and their carers. We also provide assistance and training to medical professionals and other organisations (charities, support groups etc) to enhance their ability to support people.

The charity's objects are to promote and assist in the advancement of musical education and to foster and increase the appreciation and understanding of the art of music in all its forms. It seeks to celebrate and promote the value and enjoyment of music, which contributes, in all its forms, to the cultural, spiritual, educational, social and economic well being of the UK.

1. Develop a local/national support infrastructure for womb cancer sufferers at diagnosis, during and after treatment, and recurrence;2. Increase womb cancer awareness, both in the general population and primary/secondary healthcare;3. Provide information on womb cancer and its prognosis 4. Funding research into the causes, pathophysiology, prognosis, treatment and patient understanding

Purchase, restoration and display of 'B-P Jam Roll', a Rolls Royce car once owned by Lord Baden-Powell,founder of the Scout movement.

The charity provides support for former pupils and staff of Stowe School and their dependants

The principal activity of the Trust is to advance public appreciation of music and in particular works of the composer, Erik ChisholmCharity classification of these activities are 102,109,206,207,301,302,307,308

Grants are given to young people to enable them to aspire to and reach challenging and worthwhile goals or to take advantage of opportunities which will improve their lives and give them a sense of purpose and fulfilment. Grants can also be awarded to individuals, small groups or organisations who provide practical support to benefit needy, sick or disadvantaged youngsters.