Charities In Scotland

Making grants to assist the public performance of contemporary music.Support for independent musicological research

SUPPORT FOR ACTIVITIES, COURSES, RESEARCH AND PROJECTS THAT PROMOTE THE EDUCATIONAL PRINCIPLES OF FRIEDRICH FROEBEL WITHIN THE EARLY YEARS EDUCATIONAL SPECTRUM, WITHIN THE UK AND INTERNATIONALLY.

The Trust supports activities that could directly contribute towards the conservation of biodiversity in the areas in which Operation Wallacea work. In the last year the Trust have funded a Postdoc to complete an application for the Cusuco National Park and surrounding areas to be funded under the Natural Forest Standard scheme. Over 1000 schools worldwide have been introduced to the WRL data sets

Generally: a) supporting patients diagnosed with bladder cancer, their families friends and care givers b) promote awareness of bladder cancer, it?s symptoms, range, treatments and aftercare needs c) the provision of funding for research into the nature, causes, diagnosis, prevention, treatment and cure of bladder cancer. d) campaigning at government level for improvements in outcomes

The Charity operates: 1. City Solicitors' Horizons- a social mobility initiative aimed at improving access to the legal profession for young people from disadvantaged backgrounds: https://www.citysolicitorshorizons.org/2. SWSQF - provides assistance to those wishing to train towork in social welfare law: https://www.citysolicitors.org.uk/social-welfare-solicitor-qualification-fund/

The principle objective of the Society is to promote the British Journal of Surgery as Europe's leading surgical journal and to support its affiliated surgical associations in Europe in promoting and advancing the practice of surgery by providing research and editorial bursaries, invited lectureships, surgical prizes and general support of surgical meetings across Europe.

To broaden the education of children and young adults by producing educational plays which deal with a variety of social and cultural issues.

ResearchEducation InterventionsCounselling SupportCampaigningTraining Programs & SystemsCreative Content CreationConsultations on Equality and Diversity

We're the only UK-wide charity dedicated to supporting those with Tourette syndrome. We provide practical advice, resources, and advocacy; deliver training within education, employment, and healthcare; build peer networks through our groups and residential weekends; campaign to tackle stigma; lobby for better NHS services; and promote research to improve treatments and quality of life.

The RNA is a rank-blind membership organisation primarily for serving and former serving RN personnel and the wider naval family, who are proud of their Naval Service. We seek to maintain the naval ethos and enjoy sharing experiences with like minded people while supporting each other in times of need. The mission of the RNA is to foster camaraderie through events, comms and welfare support.

The relief of young people and their families throughout the UK and Northern Ireland, particularly those who are, or have been, in the care system.The provision of free holiday home accommodation for foster families.Supporting organisations that promote attachment awareness, especially in schools

Supports people pre and post colostomy operation and their families and carers. Produces a range of literature, including a quarterly magazine. Operates a 24 / 7 Helpline. 90+ contact volunteers across country.

Objects of the charity are to advance such charitable purposes (according to the laws of England and Wales) as the trustees see fit from time to time by giving grants to other charitable organisations in the UK.

The advancement of education, in particular through the teaching of enterprise and entrepreneurial skills.Identify forgotten children, who for whatever reason, fall outside of the vast network of support and offered by other charities and organisations in the UK.

To raise funds and make grants available for: (a) Projects in the UK that assist young Irish people and their families(b) The advancement of education in Northern Ireland for example by making available grants for individual students and support for organisations

IAPO is a global alliance representing patients of all nations across all disease areas and promoting patient-centred healthcare across the world.

Switchboard, the LGBT Helpline provides a telephone, instant messaging and email helpline service from 10am to 10pm every day of the year. We are a safe space for anyone to discuss anything, including sexuality, gender identity, sexual health and emotional wellbeing. We support people to explore the right options for themselves.

The Charity promotes gas safety, particularly CO poisoning, working with GSR and others. It supports safety centres and commissioned GSR & Edcoms to develop and deliver schools programmes. Consultants deliver a training project involving identification of CO risks and promotion of material via trusted intermediaries. The grant programme for Home Improvement Agencies with Foundations was extended.

Education, advice and research relating to dental sedation.

Ousa Limited advances education of the public through the provision of innovative information technology training relating to software development, telecommunications and coding.

Promote research into rare disorders and advance education of the public in medical and molecular genetics.

Action Duchenne supports, empowers and equips every Duchenne & Becker Muscular Dystrophy community in their journey from diagnosis & beyond. We journey alongside communities to support, empower & advocate for them. We believe that every individual affected by Duchenne & Becker should be able to enjoy the best quality of life possible, and be supported to make informed decisions about their lives.

The Society represents, offers support, and provides information for all people affected by bleeding disorders.

The object of the CIO is the advancement of education, in particular but without limitation:(a) of young people and people who work with young people, predominantly in the UK;(b) through facilitating dialogue with regards to diverse narratives on the subject of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and its resolution; and(c) through teaching conflict resolution skills.

The objects of the Society are to relieve sickness and to preserve, promote and protect the health of the public in Great Britain, Ireland and the world by advancing for the public benefit, the science and art of, and research into the treatment of vascular disorders, and promoting or conducting or causing to be carried out or fund all types of research relevant to vascular disease.