Charities In South Africa

Holding regular christian worship services to promote the christian faith in the community. Supporting families or single parents with different needs. Supporting homeless by providing food, clothes and signposting to appropriate services. Supporting young people and adults with employability, wellbeing and mental health and sharing info.Support asylum seekers and signpost to appropriate services

Provide support to other registered charities, in particular but not limited to:1. Relief of sickness and the preservation of health among people anywhere in the world.2. Prevention and relief of poverty anywhere in the world by providing grants, items and services.3. Benefit of public to promote education of people anywhere in the world by grants and financial assistance.

The PATRIZIA Foundation UK CIO has a policy of giving grants and support to Operating Partners working overseas and in the UK in the field of education, child health and welfare.

THE CHARITY HELPS CHILDREN LIVING IN POVERTY TO ACCESS QUALITY EDUCATION.

Shaka Services aims to promote better sexual awareness through training, education and advice to all sections of the black community.Shaka provides support on:housing immigration,community care, welfare rights, and domicillary care.

Phakamisa provides support and education for Aids Orphans and their carers in the Pinetown area of South Africa.

religious activities

To relieve persons who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress, sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped, infirm or in need of financial assistance. To further the education (including social and physical training) of children. To assist people who have served in the armed forces and their dependents by advancing any lawful charitable purpose at the discretion of the Directors.

Emotional Literacy training and support for adults and young people.

We raise funds to support sports and education academies around the world. Sport is used as the catalyst for encouraging children and young adults to access educational resources to help them improve their employment prospects and reach their potential. We operate in South Africa and the UK.

Down Syndrome Education International delivers evidence-led improvements in early intervention and education for children with Down syndrome globally by investing in scientific research and deliver a comprehensive range of information, advice, training and consulting services.

The Trust merged with Lifelink International Trust in September 2010. The objectives of the Trust are to advance the Christian faith and public understanding of the Christian faith through any lawful means, anywhere in the world.

To Act As An Umbrella Or Resource Body over Ministries & Companies.The relief of poverty/financial hardship of people living locally or internationally, by providing grants/Jobs & supported accommodation to those most in need. To educate the public about the Christian religion through live/online lectures, and distributing literature & content to restore the fundamental values.

The provision of donations to a variety of causes and charities that the Trustees wish, at their discretion, to support. This also covers their interest to help charities within the local area of Northamptonshire and embraces local branches and initiatives of some of the larger UK charities.

Training of Teachers principally in the UK & Europe but also in Jewish communities worldwide with specific reference but not exclusively to gain QTS.In service provision of training to Jewish Schools.Consultancy to Heads & Governors of Jewish Schools.Consultancy to Education Department Anglia Ruskin UniversityParenting Classes and Advice

The Charity has a yearly meeting in August or September, usually in Europe.

(1) the prevention or relief of poverty by providing grants and awards tocharities and/or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty; and(2) the advancement of animal welfare and the conservation and protection ofwildlife and natural habitats by providing grants and awards to charities and/orother organisations working in the field of wildlife protection.

The Kusasa Project is based in South Africa and is set to up educate and encourage a brighter future for underprivileged children by facilitating academic, sporting and life skills development We seek to stimulate childrens minds & aspirations to a future beyond the shacks & poverty in which they now live a brighter & healthier tomorrow!

The charity supports the work of the Gogo Trust in South Africa which cares for orphans and widows.The charity supports the work of Children Rescued in Burundi.The charity supports Christian work in several countries in Africa.The charity makes grants to individuals, especially to young people, with a heart to reach out to the poor and disadvantaged people of the world.

Christian Church - Services of worship, Bible Study, Prayer, Evangelistic outreach, Community Service and Development, Support of Christian work in other parts of UK and overseas - mostly in Africa and India, Relief of Poverty.

To enable the education of extrinsically disabled children through financial support and the facilitation of volunteers.

The Basic Income Earth Network (BIEN) offers education about alternative arguments about, proposals for, and problems concerning, basic income as idea, institution, and public policy practice. BIEN organises public conferences around the world on an annual basis and serves as a repository of published research.

To advance the education of the public in music and in particular the music of choral groups through supporting education, workshops, performances and concerts by choral groups including, principally but not exclusively, the early music group known as Stile Antico alone or in collaboration with others.

AIDS EDUCATION, BOOKS, SCHOOL BUILDING PROJECTS, HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT, AGRICULTURE PROJECTS, WELLS,SMALL BUSINESS INITIATIVES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.

Printing, publishing and selling books, periodicals, calendars and other publications designed to propagate the Protestant and Evangelical tenets of the Christian faith which are in line with the interpretation put forward by such early writers of the 'Brethren' movement as J.N.Darby and W.Kelly.