Charities In Scotland

The society is established for the promotion and advancement, for the public benefit, of education in the science of toxicology.

Steel Warriors believe that young lives should be built on steel, not destroyed by it. We are an innovative sport for good charity, the only one in the UK to melt down seized knives turning the steel into outdoor gyms. Using the sport of calisthenics, we transform the lives of young people affected by crime, violence and social exclusion, giving them the skills and confidence they need to succeed.

To promote the study of, and research into the subject of anaesthesia in animals. To hold meetings and conferences to encourage discussion and promote the establishment of diplomas and degrees in veterinary anaesthesia.

The Lawyers' Christian Fellowship is an association of Christian lawyers and law student members. It took over the activities of registered charity 1017695 on 01/01/11. The LCF through its charitable objects promotes the Christian faith particularly in the legal profession and seeks to relieve poverty in accordance with the Christian faith primarily by supporting access to justice work.

Pelvic, Obstetric & Gynaecological Physiotherapy (POGP) is a registered charity and a membership organisation and professional network of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy. Physiotherapy is a science-based healthcare profession that promotes recovery in illness, injury, or disability. It aims to restore movement and functional ability to the person's full potential.

THE CHARITY'S OBJECTS ARE SPECIFICALLY RESTRICTED TO THE ADVANCEMENT OF HEALTH AND THE SAVING OF LIVES BY IMPROVING THE KNOWLEDGE AND USE OF PUBLIC SAFETY TECHNOLOGY AND CRITICAL COMMUNICATIONS

Provides information and support to people with thyroid disorders , their families and carers; provides information on the patient perspective to the medical profession

The furtherance and advancement of the Christian religion, as held by the Roman Catholic church (in particular, but not exclusively, by preaching and teaching). This is done through organising formal talks and seminars, missions within parishes and primary schools, youth camps, conferences and special youth missions. Our conference facilities are used to train members and others.

We organise annual exchanges and events with the arts and homelessness community globallyWe run an ART (Advocacy, Research and Training) Laboratory which is a place to help the sector make the case for its work, produce research, resources, explore new models and ways of working and capacity building for projects and people working in this field.

Following an 8 month strategic review the foundation is now supporting projects that build youth power and leadership systemically through youth led, power based learning and development opportunities for both young people and power holders. We are particularly focussed on minoritised and marginalised young people based outside of Greater London.

The trusts objects are to promote the welfare and improve the quality of life of children with disabilities.

The advancement of the Christian faith by facilitating the mission of Baptist Churches in the United Kingdom and Ireland by making loans and grants for the building, purchase, enlargement and repairs to places of worship and other halls belonging to Churches or Colleges of the Baptist denomination of the Christian faith.

The charity's objects are the advancement of the Christian religion, and the relief of poverty, sickness and suffering.

To relieve the condition of and improve the quality of life of disabled people by means of offering scholarships to learn to fly aircraft and to promote and facilitate the flying of aircraft by disabled people. Thereby assisting them to realise and achieve their potential.

The objectives of the charity are to promote for the public benefit by preventing people from becoming socially excluded, relieving the needs of those people who are socially excluded and assisting them to integrate into society, by assisting in furthering access to employment.

Maintain the efficiency and esprit de corps of The Royal Military Police (RMP); providing financial assistance to any serving or former member of The RMP and their dependants; and making financial grants to any charity, which benefits persons or dependants of persons who are serving or who have served in The RMP.

NAYBA helps local churches love their neighbour and transform their neighbourhoods via these three programmes:NAYBA Replicate, NAYBA Enterprise and NAYBA Civic. They focus on enabling churches identify neighbourhood needs; meeting those needs with tried & tested approach, helping people facing economic hardship to start a business & measure social & economic impact with evidence of growth.

The Institute for Food, Brain and Behaviour exists to improve the lives of individuals and communities by conducting and evaluating research into the link between nutrition and behaviour, promoting public understanding, influencing policy, and - working as Think Through Nutrition - creating and implementing nutritional educational programmes.

The Biometrika Trust was created with the object of continuing to maintain the future issue of the academic journal, Biometrika, and associated publications; the surplus arising therefrom to be spent on improving the journal and publications, or reducing their cost to subscribers. The Trust continues to develop new methods of publication, including electronic versions of current and back issues.

The Biometrika Trust supports the statistical community. Largely, this is done through community engagement grants and the publication of a world leading journal (Biometrika) in the area of statistical theory and methods.

We give grants to charities and charitable projects in England, Scotland and Wales. We are particularly focussed on supporting small-scale projects and young charities that work with disadvantaged communities, empowering individuals and increasing community cohesion. We look for projects that can contribute learning across our network of partners.

The Hymans Robertson Foundation partners with other charities to further two core campaigns:1. Improving the Financial literacy of disadvantaged young people2. Supporting long term local community projects, aimed at improving the lives of those in needThe Foundation also matches funds raised by Hymans Robertson LLP employees and occasionally makes ad hoc donations, within Foundation objects

The activities of the Esprit Foundation are primarily focussed upon the making of grants for the advancement of education for the public benefit and especially those under the age of 30, in particular the promotion and understanding of: (a) the use and application of technology and technological research; and (b) business and entrepreneurship.

The Charity makes grants to Charitable Institutions on the basis of a three year rolling criteria cycle. All applications should be through the website.

We identify where tech has the greatest potential to transform lives, then back people and organisations to demonstrate what?s possible. Building on this knowledge, we seek out and join forces with others to create a supportive environment for those striving to realise the full promise of socially motivated tech.