Charities In Scotland

Provision of specialist social work services and family research for former child migrants from the UK, to help reclaim their personal identity and reunite with family; Promotion of human rights and restorative justice relating to the treatment of former child migrants; Raising awareness to public understanding of the history of child migration and its implications. Operating in UK and Australia.

Provision of learning to Quakers and others to advance the Quaker faith and enhance understanding of social and spiritual matters.

Our charity makes grants as the trustees see fit, in particular but not limited to the relief of financial hardship among people in Central and South America and among refugees, asylum seekers and migrant workers, to the promotion of the care of children suffering from cancer in England and Scotland, and to the promotion of the health of people suffering from sarcoma in England and Scotland.

The Charity holds regular church services in Peterborough and other towns in the UK in order to spread the word of God and the Gospel of Jesus Christ on Earth, to proclaim the Gospel of Salvation, baptise and Heal the sick and to prepare people for the rapidly changing world enabling them to improve the socio-economic situation by utilising resources within their reach.

We provide support for the teaching of maths and other national curriculum subjects through the provision of on-line teaching and learning resources. Students can use our platform to learn, and teachers can use it to assess progress. We also provide training and support on how best to use this to teaching staff.

The promotion of racial harmony and community cohesion for the benefit of the public by working towards the elimination of racism in the form of antisemitism. Through educational projects and campaigns, we aim to foster an atmosphere of mutual respect, tolerance and inter-faith understanding.

The Torch Trust for the Blind is an established Christian mission that aims to overcome sight loss as a barrier to finding a personal faith in Christ and living a fulfilled Christian life. It provides Christian literature (in braille, giant print and audio media), fellowship and personal support to visually impaired people in the UK and around the world.

Runnymede is the leading independent think-tank on race equality and race relations in the UK. We generate intelligence for a multi-ethnic Britain through research, network building, leading debate, and policy engagement. Runnymede is working to build a Britain in which all citizens feel valued, enjoy equal opportunities, lead fulfilling lives, and share a common sense of belonging.

The Primary Care Dermatology Society was formed after recognising the need for a forum where GPs could exchange views on primary care dermatology, develop their skills and progress clinical research in this developing field of medicine. The Society now includes all healthcare professionals providing primary healthcare services in dermatology.

Open Up Music empowers young disabled musicians to build inclusive youth orchestras. Together we develop accessible musical instruments and repertoire, challenge expectations and forge new progression routes through the creation of great music.

The advancement of the Christian religion by making grants to assist the clergy, both active and retired and their dependants,in the major branches of the Christian church in the UK. The welfare of both poor members and widows of congregations of the Catholic Apostolic Church. The maintenance of remaining Catholic Apostolic Church buildings and their use for worship by other Churches as agreed.

The CBA aims to promote 'Archaeology for All'. It works throughout the UK to involve people in archaeology and to promote the appreciation and care of the historic environment for the benefit of present and future generations.

The charity?s key objectives are the conservation of manta rays and their close relatives, mobula rays throughout the world?s oceans. Manta rays can be considered charismatic megafauna; diving and snorkelling with these creatures is a sought after experience the world over. Our vision is to see these animals thriving in healthy, diverse ocean ecosystems the world over.

The James Tudor Foundation is a grant-awarding charity with a principal object of the relief of sickness.The Foundation operates without geographic limitation but solely through UK registered charities.

The British Sociological Association's charitable primary objective is to promote sociology. It is the professional association representing sociologists in the UK. Founded in 1951, the BSA provides a network of communication to all who are concerned with the promotion and use of sociology and sociological research.

The charity is run by and for cultural heritage trading professionals. It provides education, information and continuing professional development for all its members and promotes best practice. New members are always warmly welcome.

The Fellowship of Postgraduate Medicine publishes the international Postgraduate Medical Journal and the Health Policy and Technology journal and holds a range of seminars and conferences.

ecancer's mission is to raise the standards of care for cancer patients across the world through education. We educate the cancer community through our platforms ecancer.org, ecancerpatient and live meetings. All our educational content is freely accessible and designed to improve the community's knowledge and understanding of the disease.

To promote education in the arts of people studying at university or higher education in the U.K awarding to such persons scholarships and or maintenance allowances and to assist in the treatment and care of young persons suffering from cancer by providing such grants as needed to assist with such treatment.

Compassion in Dying is a national charity that supports people at the end of life to have what they consider to be a good death by providing advice and information around their rights and choices. We are the leading provider of free Advance Decisions in the UK and also conduct and review research around rights and choices in end-of-life care.

Improve patient care & promote understanding of conditions of the ear, nose, throat, head & neck Provide information to the public & media Encourage & support research & provide continuing education for specialists Encourage recruitment into the specialty Promote high standards in specialist trainingRepresent the specialty at the Royal Colleges of Surgeons and to government bodies.

Promotion of the efficiency of the Royal Navy and Royal Marines and the advancement of the Christian Faith. To provide pastoral care and practical help for serving personnel of the Royal Navy and Royal Marines and their families.

The Charity has financially contributed towards respite and welfare associated activities or events that promote the well-being of the Regiment. The Charity remains in a position to provide financial support to former and serving members of the Regiment and their immediate families at a time of need. Income is generated from endorsed fundraising events and Benefactor or Corporate donations.

MS-UK provides information and support to people affected by Multiple Sclerosis. We host a wide range of online activities including exercise for all abilities, yoga, mindfulness, information sessions and peer support groups. We also run a national helpline, produce online and printed information booklets on all aspects of life with MS, and publish our magazine, New Pathways.