Charities In Scotland

Signposting bereaved people in the UK to relevant and up to date support services, information and resources via our national website. Training and resourcing professionals to support bereaved adults and young people, including churches, to provide community support. Collaborating with others to improve accessibility to bereavement support across the UK and understanding of the impact of loss

The Orchard Project is dedicated to creating skilled communities to plant, care for and harvest fruit trees, connecting urban communities and increasing access to fruit. We work with people from all walks of life, with a specific focus on people living in poorer, inner city areas.

To advance the education of professionals, in the UK and internationally, who are assessing and working with children and young people with harmful sexual behaviours and with their families, through the provision of models, guidance, training and consultancy.

1. Theatre In Education: productions/workshops in primary & secondary schools that support the RE Curriculum, and also address social issues e.g. knife crime, internet safety.2. Theatre in communities, churches and national theatres.3. Partnerships with national organisations, telling historic stories of their founders & development e.g. YMCA, Mothers' Union.4. Video/media services.

To maintain and improve standards of professional midwifery the Trust conducts and commissions research, publishes information, provides education and training and organises conferences, campaigns and other events. Through its benevolent fund the Trust makes grants to midwives and others who need financial help.

UKRIO offers support to the public, researchers and organisations to further good practice in academic, scientific and medical research. We promote integrity and ethical standards in all disciplines, through publications on research practice, services we provide to organisations, our education and training activities, and by providing expert guidance in response to requests for assistance.

For the public benefit the relief and assistance of people in any part of theworld who are the victims of war or natural disaster, trouble, or catastrophe inparticular by the supply of food, water, sanitary and personal hygiene productsand digital education tools.

The Institution provides a forum for debate through its sponsorship of joint professional meetings; the publication of articles in its Journal; the maintenance of a Museum and Library for the RE Corps' heritage and archive collection; and the administration of prize funds and a memorials fund. The Institution is a licensed member of the Engineering Council.

THE CHARITY IS PARTICULARLY SYMPATHETIC TO PROJECTS WHICH COMBINE THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION, WITH CHRISTIAN LAY LEADERSHIP, WITH THIRD WORLD DEVELOPMENT, WITH PEACEMAKING AND RECONCILIATION OR OTHER AREAS OF SOCIAL CONCERN.

Opening Doors London aims to specifically meet the needs of the older LGBT plus (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans) community and is aimed at people who identify as LGBT plus and are over the age of 50. We have members from across London and beyond.

The charity operates in the UK , working with the public, charities and voluntary bodies. It promotes unity between Christian denominations and tolerance and understanding between religions world-wide. It makes grants, provides venues, education, conferences and seminars. It runs outreach and interfaith activities and carries out pastoral care, worship services, marriage blessings and funerals.

The Foundation mainly supports medical research projects and other medically related charitable endeavours.

The trustees award grants to UK registered charities, supporting educational projects, the promotion of world peace and overseas development.

The Charity's objects are to advance education for the benefit of the public in particular but without limitation by supporting schools and teachers to deliver education using nature and the natural environment. The Charity is registered as a charity in England and Wales.

The objects of the charity are the advancement of education of persons over the age of 16, by providing access to training, education or work experience for those who would not otherwise have access to such opportunities, in particular in the study of wine and spirits and the relief of poverty and sickness, in particular amongst those who have worked in the alcoholic beverage industry.

Social Value International is a global network focused on social impact and social value. We work with our members to embed core principles for social value measurement and analysis, to refine and share practice, and to build a powerful movement to influence policy. Our goal is to support, connect, and represent our members through training, knowledge-sharing and networking.

Child Autism UK promotes early behavioural intervention and helps parents of children with autism by providing support information and choice. Child Autism UK runs a helpline for parents and provides applied behavioural analysis (ABA) services throughout the UK.

The advancement and promotion of medical research, education and the dissemination of results. The establishment, maintenance of scholarship grants, fellowships, research grants and prizes awarded to scientists and other persons engaged in medical research or related sciences.

The charity's main aim is to help improve the popularity of cultural events within the main east London area and, in particular, within younger age groups who traditionally do not have a track record of attendance at or involvement in such events.

THE ADVANCEMENT OF MUSICAL EDUCATION PRIMARILY BY MAKING INSTRUMENTAL TEACHING IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS ACCESSIBLE TO AS MANY CHILDREN AS POSSIBLE

We give young people, especially those from under-represented groups, the skills to shape their future through technology. Our free computing courses give teachers the support and confidence to pick up and deliver our high quality content and resources, as well as give them access to industry volunteers who inspire students to be part of a new, diverse generation of purposeful tech innovators.

The objectives of the FSBI shall be to encourage, promote and support all branches of fish biology and fisheries science and conservation.

Ashinaga Association in the UK provides financial support to orphaned students from sub-Saharan Africa for undergraduate degrees in the UK, along with leadership training and support to develop scholars into compassionate change-makers. This work is part of the Ashinaga Africa Initiative, an international leadership programme that cultivates the next generation of young leaders for Africa.

To support Dr Williams's Library and to maintain an educated Protestant Dissenting Ministry in England and Wales.

Provides for the practical and spiritual needs of the charity's members in Britain. Encourages and enables members to take action in their communities and the wider world via social, cultural and enterprise projects, working with other organisations and local communities.