Charities In Scotland

We believe passionately in the benefit of education in helping young people develop, and make the world a better place. Collegiate will use their role in providing Student Accommodation to raise funds from their contacts by organising exceptional challenges, activities, or events. Monies raised will fund specific grants to individuals or support defined programmes in line with the charity's aims.

The principal object of the trust is "to enable the establishment of a college or hostel within the precincts of the University of Cambridge for the theological and pastoral education of accepted candidates for the ministry of the Wesleyan Methodist Church".

Provision of grants and services to other organisations working to provide affordable transport (usually in the form of powered two wheelers), to help those unable to use public or private transport to access employment, training or further education.

Deaf Parenting UK is the first ever national charity organisation to be led and managed by Deaf parents for Deaf parents with deaf, hearing and disabled children, representing the needs of Deaf parents (and their children) in UK, of whom are sign language users. According to statistics, 90% of Deaf people, as parents, have hearing children.

Supporting children in independent education

Provides advocacy/advice/information

Our planet's biosphere is under increasing pressure from pollution, climate change, overexploitation and land-use change. Biodiversity is rapidly declining. How will the biosphere respond, how societies be affected, how can this change be steered to the benefit of humanity? IITE aims to promote advancement, teaching and application of theoretical ecology in order to address these questions.

The CIO provides assistance to Biafran People disadvantaged because of their Biafran heritage. This is predominantly provided by way of healthcare and financial assistance directly to Biafran People and indirectly by providing funds to local services which offer healthcare and financial assistance thus leading to providing more permanent and sustainable services to help beneficiaries.

The Philippine Languages Institute or Philippine Institute for short, aims to promote Philippine languages, arts, culture and literature in the United Kingdom, and to pursue charitable objectives such as education and training, and helping the needy both in the UK and particularly in the Philippines.

a. Teaching sessions will advance the education of students attendingb. Teaching Teachers sessions will advance Teaching skills of those attending

The Ragdoll Foundation is dedicated to supporting the creation, appreciation and awareness of imaginative and innovative content that reflects the world from a child's point of view.

CCWA seeks (i) to promote community work as a vital aspect of the Churches' mission in the UK and (ii) to provide resources and support for those involved in church-based community work across the four nations of the UK.

For the benefit of children and young people particularly but not exclusively those who are financiallydisadvantaged throughout the world.Advancement of health and the saving of lives by provision of free swimming lessons, teaching and training in all aspects of water safety.Promotion of community participation in healthy recreation in particular the provision of facilities for swimming.

The main activities of the World Bhangra Council are to advance the education of the public in Bhangra by promoting, sustaining and increasing knowledge and understanding of Bhangra through continued research and practice. Our success is based on active dialogue between artists and academics.

A charitable organization dedicated to facilitating artist retreats and residencies while concurrently fundraising for tree planting initiatives. Our primary objective at Flux Forests is to provide a platform where artistic expression converges with environmental advocacy.

The activities of Safer Drones involve providing information and education activities regarding the safe use of drones and unmanned aerial vehicles with particular focus on the safety and the understanding of rules, regulation, legislation and best practice for their safe use.

Support, advice, and resources to affiliated independent evangelical churches.

Provision of information, advice and guidance to newly arrived refugees and migrants from Guinea-Bissau and other Portuguese spaeking communities and other communities on matters such as welfare rights, education, employment and training, housing, health and community resetlement and integration.

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YOUTHBIKE IS AN ANNUAL MOTORCYCLE BUILDING COMPETITION AIMED AT RAISING SELF ESTEEM, DEVELOPING NEW TRANFERABLE SKILLS, IMPROVING EDUCATIONAL ATAINMENT AND ENCOURIGING SOCIAL INCLUSTION IN YOUNG PEOPLE

The Award is given every two years to persons in their first ten years of post qualification planning experience who wish to visit another country to that of their residence for a short period to study some particular aspect of town & country planning. It was established by Sir George Pepler, one of the founder members of the Royal Town Planning Institute, and offered for the first time in 1973.

The British Eating Disorders Society (BrEDS) aims to connect everyone working with people with eating disorders or their families across the UK. Membership is open to people working in the NHS, private, academic or voluntary sector. We aim to improve the quality of care and treatment available by connecting people to share information on training, research, audit and guidance

Integrated Medical and Therapeutic Care, Education and Research, involving global medical and therapeutic traditions and methodologies - development and understanding of meaning in health, disease and wellness. Exploration, Development and practice of the Science of Meaning and Transformational Medicine.

To fund research into the conservation of Amphibians and their Environment

To promote for the public benefit the conservation of nature and natural resources.