Charities In Sierra Leone

To organise fund raising activities in support of the Holy Trinity Church, Kissy Road, Freetown. Sierra Leone and its ancillaries to propagate the Christian doctrine, promote education and enhance the structure of the community through poverty alleviation.

The organisation provides the following activities:- Information, advice and referrals- Training for employment and IT skills- Numeracy and Literacy training- Health promotion-Recreational activities for the users

Encouraging and supporting rural and urban regeneration and alleviation of poverty in Africa, in particular Sierra Leone by promoting sustainable development. Activities include: setting up ecotourism projects, establishing new livelihoods, promoting basic infrastructure (water, sanitation and health), supporting schools, raising communities self-esteem and promoting renewable energy.

In autumn 2018 Keys of Change CIO took over the work performed up to then by Keys of Change (registered no. 1141861). We continue to provide musical education for young people living in poverty or in difficult circumstances anywhere in the world.

Promotion of Christian religion, relief of poverty and ignorance and tackling modern slavery in Africa.

Create, stimulate and foster public awareness of sickle cell disease in the UK and Sierra Leone. Educate private and public sectors about sickle cell diseaseAdvocate in the care and support of sickle cell patients and their familiesCounsel sickle cell patients and their familiesIdentify babies at risk of sickle cell by newborn screeningPromote medical and social research on sickle cell.

Renovating primary schools in Sierra Leone; mostly in Freetown. Distributing books, furniture and teaching resources to schools in Sierra Leone.Conduct awareness raising and fund raising events in London.

Orphfund runs small grass root, self sustaining, community projects that benefit the lives of street children and orphans in some of the worlds poorest countries.We are run purely by volunteers and are proud to operate a 100% donor promise.

We publish two magazines Crystal Palace Matters, and Crystal Palace Foundation News. We also publish books, DVDs, postcards and prints.We offer help, information and advice about the Great Exhibition at Hyde Park 1851, the Crystal Palace exhibition building at Sydenham 1854-1936 and Crystal Palace Park 1936-present day.Membership subscriptions and publications are available on the website

To support children orphaned by man made or natural disasters by providing food, clothing, clean water and/or therapeutic workshops through Art, and when and where possible provide sustainable life skills through the provision of educational workshops. Build sustainable orphanages worldwide.

The charity aims to promote literacy in disadvantaged communities through the distribution of educational material and in particular class sets of appropriate children's fiction. Currently the charity is supporting schools in Africa. The charity also works with international publishers to get early readers translated and printed into local languages for distribution to partnering charities

The India Association committee is made up of some 300 professional businessmen and women from all walks of life, who use their expertise and contacts to help raise awareness and funds for worthy causes and other charitable organisations both in the UK and abroad.

We Organise social events and activities for the disabled in London We visit the physically disabled in hospitals, Prisons and Nursing Homes throughout the greater london area.We provide information and materials on disability issues We collect equipment to aid mobility for people in Africa particularly in Nigeria Ghana, Ivory Coast and Sierra Leone

To generate income to be used for charitable purposes

To advance the education of the pupils at the Evans Primary School, Freetown, Sierra Leone, by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education at the school. To promote or support the education of people in West Africa by awarding scholarships, maintenance allowances or grants tenable at any school, university, college or institution of higher or further education.

a) Education and training of healthcare personnel on technical and non-technical ("human factors") aspects of diagnosis, prevention and treatment of obstetric haemorrhage b) This includes the provision of equipment and training material to facilitate aspects of teaching as discussed above

The Peninsula Education Programme (PEP) is a UK based charity that provides a free literacy programme to adults in the Peninsula of Freetown, Sierra Leone, who did not receive a formal education. PEP fundraises in order to pay for: 1. Staff facilitating the programme2. Teaching and learning materials 3. Maintenance of the education centre

The charity has built schools and provides ongoing support to ensure the education on offer is on a high standard through continual financial support and training for teachers. The charity also supports orphans to attend school by providing clothing resources and adult supervision and support.

Capacity building, outreach activities, Sports (football), research, workshops, seminars

MOSAIC is committed to protecting human rights and fighting human trafficking and modern slavery through partnerships, advocacy, and education. By offering support, conducting research, and providing direct services, MOSAIC enables communities to identify trafficking risks and aid survivors. MOSAIC also plans to expand outreach, address trafficking cases, and launch a multilingual website.

The objects of the charity are the preservation of health and the relief of sickness and need by providing medical and other equipment and medical and educational assistance for the people of Sierra Leone generally and of the Kambia District of Sierra Leone specifically.

Social Housing to families who are about to be homeless via Social services/Local Authorities. Providing Supported accommodation to Children/ Young people aged 11 yrs - 17yrs. Alleviation of poverty especially for children in the developing countries i.e: Africa, Asia and South America.Provide supported accommodation for teenagers with troubled backgrounds.

The Rotary Club of Aylsham endeavours to raise funds to assist the Aylsham Community and other less fortunate people around the world

To provide funds to other organisations involved in protecting existing wildlife habitat reserves or the creation of new ones.

we give out new and used clothes to the less privilge in the third World,we pray for the peace among the Nations,speaking to the youths in the communities about good behavior and to better their lives in the positive way,feeding the homeless in the cities here and abroad and religious activities,etc.