Charities In Scotland

The Trust's objectives are to promote, maintain, improve and advance education in the Arts generally, for the benefit of the public and in particular, to achievethese ends by:a)-the encouragement of sculpture, painting, drawing, design, lithography, print making, graphics, poetry, literature, film, photography and musicb) the advancement of skill and craftsmanship therein

Providing a central resource for treatment information and advice on the condition of vision degrading myodesopsia also known as symptomatic vitreous floaters, as well as raising awareness of the condition, promoting and supporting research into the condition, and providing support networks to those who have the condition.

We provide support and information for those working with or caring for those with neurodevelopmental conditions (NDCs). We also work independently and in collaboration with other organisations to raise awareness, understanding and research into overlapping, complex and lesser known NDCs.

Awards have been made to students to attend the Annual Commemoration Meeting held in March in either Manchester or London and the Whitworth Society Summer Meeting held in July at a venue relevant to the incumbent President. Presentation of books and Registers to new Whitworth Scholars and Senior Scholars at the Institution of Mechanical Engineers' Vision Award Ceremony.

Dream Beams is a charitable organisation helping children and young people between the ages of 0-18 years old, who are in need. The Trustees have determined that the priorities for funding will be Grants to support other charitable entities concerned with children's welfare, purchasing of children's equipment, recreational activity days

Support Fire and Rescue Services with accessing International opportunities through the International Fire Brigade Association (CTIF)

To promote the art and science of and education in lifting weights; To encourage and advance the education of children and adults within the community with the purpose of promoting a healthy lifestyle and improving their condition of life;To promote community involvement in healthy recreation by providing facilities for the lifting of weights and the playing of other sports and activities capable

Assisting Swimming Teacher Education & saving Lives

To advance Buddhism for the public benefit by promoting the role of Buddhist Healthcare Chaplaincy.Benefiting the public by promoting healthcare chaplaincy within the community.

CREATING AND INSTALLING A MEMORIAL IN THE CRYPT OF ST. PAULS CATHEDRAL AND A MONUMENTAL SCULPTURE BOTH AT THE SCOTT POLAR INSTITUTE GROUNDS AT CAMBRIDGE AND IN STANLEY, THE FALKLAND ISLANDS.ORGANISING LECTURES ON ANTARCTICA AND DEALING WITH HERITAGE ASPECTS.ENSURING THOSE WHO LOST THEIR LIFE IN THE ANTARCTIC ARE COMMEMORATED WITH AN ANTARCTIC PLACE NAME.

Promotes support and encourage mental health for all ages. Promote the efficiency and effectiveness of charities working with or on behalf of people with mental health problems. Promote research into all aspects and treatment of all forms of mental illness.

Teaching CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) to schoolchildren using music as an aid.

Undertakes the operation of major events for Handbell Ringers of Great Britain (Registered Charity). These normally comprise the bi-ennial International Handbell Symposium and events with National Coverage within Great Britain.

Founded in 2020, The Preptrack Foundation is a not-for-profit technology organisation working to develop and provide technology solutions for the advancement of sexual health, specifically to support effective use of Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP), a Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) preventative drug.

The charity has been set up to support families of people with CHARGE. It is there so that parents, when they are told that their child has CHARGE, have a support network that they can contact

SARDA Anglia is an independent voluntary organisation using trained dogs, handlers and other support volunteers to search for and rescue, vulnerable missing people. We operate principally in East Anglia and across the UK and further afield in support of partner organisations. We train dogs, handlers and support team members and are activated by the Police or other emergency services.

Focused on rebuilding our membership, stabilising our members interests and abilities. A full and busy programme kept the band active throughout the year. Also working with the Councils in local events to help attract more interest in our movement and hopefully build up our membership.Having amalgamated members from the now defunct Eastwood band in the hope of sustaining our long term future.

The relief and help of necessitous persons who are or have been clinical biochemists, whether they are subscribers to the fund or not, and the wives, children, widows or dependants of deceased or disabled clinical biochemists.

Future Choices is an advocacy organisation working with groups seeking an end to non-therapeutic genital surgery on children whether they are intersex, female or male.

To increase AWARENESS of how to detect the symptoms of prostate, bowel and testicular cancer in the early stages.To help build a culture where EMBARRASSMENT does not prevent men from addressing problems with intimate parts of their bodies.Overall capture men's and their partners attention and drive home the importance of early detection of male cancer via website,events and media.

Raise awareness of mental health and wellbeing to all staff across the emergency and essential servicesProvide peer support networks with links across the UK.Raise awareness of mental health and support the families of the emergency & essential services staff.Signpost support to colleagues where required.

In 2024, following the death our long-serving treasurer, our focus has been on reorganising with a view to possibly winding up the U.K. Ltd. society. We have continued to support the camellia world, e.g. with a Q&A table at the main camellia competition of the RHS. We also began considering where the ICS could create another new camellia garden, probably somewhere in northern England

awards a cash prize to the members of Aviva Plc staff attaining the highest result in a specific IT related exam

Creates memorials on behalf of Arctic (WWII) campaign veterans which includes "living memorials".

Sale of books about the SS Nevasa of 1956.Providing facilities to maritime organisations to promote the mental and physical development of children and young people.