Charities In South Africa

Dealing with issues relating to poverty and health awareness in underdeveloped communities, housing, employment, benefits, breakdown relationship, education/training activities, looking after young children, elderly, religious activities, learn bible, advocacy.

Nisai Education Trust carries out proofs of concept and action research into effective models of online education that meet the needs of the most vulnerable learners.It also develops professional understanding of the organisation and leadership of online education, and the understanding of pedagogy and the curriculum for online and blended education for vulnerable learners.

The Trust supports the conduct of research on impediments to optimal child development and strategies for improving developmental progress, the development of training materials for scale-up purposes, the development of children's books and related materials, and the education and training of individuals to equip them to support child development in their communities.

To advance education in any part of the world for the benefit of the public and in particular, to advance the education of pupils and former pupils of the schools known as Selborne College and Selborne Primary, East London, South Africa

Purpose: to stimulate and advance scientific knowledge, professional interaction and the exchange of ideas relating to movement analysis in adults and children in clinical and research settings. ESMAC's main event : annual scientific congress with instructional course for gait analysis and topic symposia.

The charity focused on growing its community of volunteer workshop organisers as well as improving and promoting our free online resources for women to learn programming.

Vimba channels its energy and funds on Child Feeding and Education Centres. Children receive :One guaranteed nutritional meal a day, Informal education, Regular medical checks by a nurse. Vimba is also working with a primary school of 270 pupils regenerating their existing derelict buildings and resources, providing them with running water and electricity as well as one meal a day for all pupils.

Ukuthasa aims to empower disadvantaged communities in Africa by working in partnership with Non Government Organisations (NGOs) in the following areas: HIV/Aids education, training and counselling; providing pre-school and early education; providing mentorship and life-skills training to young people through sport.

General charitable purposes including,education,feeding,caring,relief from poverty,economic community development amongst the very poor. Helping the disabled with schooling and medical aid. Preaching the Gospel and Relief in times of disasters.

To promote and encourage the study of Irish genealogy and to collect books and manuscripts of genealogical value.Has a library of books and documents relating mainly to Irish Family History, currently in store. Materials can be retrieved upon request by members.Publishes some records relating to Irish Family History on Society's website.For details see the Society's website.

The BSAP Trust supports members and their families and/or dependants of the BSAP Regimental Association (of the UK Branch). It administers welfare and counselling where required and has an almoner service to counsel on and investigate the needs of those with disabilities and financial hardship who qualify for support within its remit.

Relief of poverty through mission and outreach workCitizenship and community developmentPromotion of skills development, volunteering and community capacity building

The Outcome or Mission of Global MapAid is to improve food supply, clean water and irrigation for small farmers in Africa living under the poverty line. Our Activities to help achieve this, include but are not limited to, building an AI system to map groundwater to enable sustainable well placement for small farmers by local government, NGOs and international donors.

Giving grants to or for children in need both in UK and abroad, e.g. medical treatment, food, accommodation, education & clothing, enabling them to be better equipped to face the future and in some cases to get them out of poverty, homelessness and abuse.

1. THE ADVANCEMENT OF CHRISTIAN FAITH & THE WORSHIP OF GOD & THE PREACHING AND PROCLAMATION OF THE CHRISTIAN GOSPEL. 2. THE RELIEF OF PERSONS WHO ARE IN CONDITIONS OF NEED, HARDSHIP AND DISTRESS OR WHO ARE AGED OR SICK OR DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. 3. ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION.

the charity has began a challenge to help the community to help families to stay together. Hence we have associated with other organizations to help them with challenges regarding the challenge that families faced with divorce and abuse in various forms.

TO ADVANCE SUNNI ISLAM, IN ACCORDANCE WITH MASLAK-E-AALA HAZRAT, BY SUCH EXCLUSIVELY CHARITABLE MEANS AS THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE SHALL FROM TIME TO TIME DETERMINE.TO ESTABLISH A COMMUNITY CENTRE AND A CENTRE FOR PRAYERS FOR MUSLIMS, AND PROVIDE FOR ITS UPKEEP, INCLUDING PAYMENT OF THE IMAMS FEES AND RELEVANT PERSONS THAT MAY BE INVOLVED IN THE UPKEEP OF THE PREMISES.

PROVIDE EQUIPMENT TO OVERSEAS ORGANISATIONS TO ENABLE THEM TO CATCH/NEUTER/AND RETURN FERRAL CATS AND DOGS

We make grants in order to relieve poverty and educate children and young people. To achieve this we recruit donors, keep existing donors informed of the projects funded by the charity via a website, a newsletter and Facebook. We hold events to raise funds and awareness of the charity from time to time.

Activities such as running, walking or playing football to promote social inclusion , promote health and well-being, and to raise funds for the charity objects.

The promotion of Road Traffic Collision and Trauma training and development within each of the WRO member organisations. To promote the benefits of effective Post Crash Response and care with international partners and around the world.

Promotes the conservation and preservation of all species of waterfowl and strives to educate through attendance at educational activities and other public events. This includes the education of the public via social media about some of the myths regarding the welfare of waterfowl. Producing academic studies such as looking into the genetic purity of endangered species of waterfowl.

CHW supports children and youth in less developed parts of the world, through giving grants to local organisations, which work with children and young people everyday. Grants are given to projects which relieve poverty, advance education, relieve sickness and promote good health and offer recreational activities which develop the children's and young people' skills and capabilities.

Main DR Congolese organisati in UK with 5 Commissions:1. Immigration: Im. workshops, guide, assistant other, organise conferences, public awareness.2. Education and Integration: Free Leadership Training, EAL & IT, CV Centre, Homework Club for young3. Unity: Link and working together4. Culture: Recreation, Young and adult culture exchange, 5. Public Relation: Sharing value, Media and Link

The object of the charity is to provide first and foremost for the support and assistance of the descendants of James Peek, secondly for the support and assistance of any of his relatives who shall be descended from his father, John Peek and, thirdly, for others who may be in need.