Charities In South Africa

The Li Tim Oi Foundation provides grants for Anglican women in the two-thirds world to train for Christian work in their own countries.

Christian Teachings & PrayerChristian CounsellingEducational SupportProvide healthcare and supportMicrofinanceSupport entrepreneurshipYouth development activities

TO RELIEVE POVERTY, NEED, HARDSHIP AND DISTRESS. THE AREA OF BENEFIT WILL BE LOW INCOME AREAS WORLD-WIDE.

THIS CHARITY IS CONCERNED WITH THE WELFARE OF CHALLENGED (FINANCIALLY, PHYSICALLY, EMOTIONALLY) JEWISH INDIVIDUALS IN SOUTH AFRICA, AS WELL AS SUPPORTING JEWISH EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES.THE CHARITY PROVIDES EMPLOYMENT FOR UNDERPRIVILEGED AFRICANS VIA A BUSINESS SHOE-SHINE FRANCHISE.THE CHARITY HAS A CAMPAIGN TO ENCOURAGE PEOPLE TO PERFORM ACTS OF KINDNESS.

Study and application of the Christian Gospel in its relation to war, by holding conferences and engaging with the Anglican Communion and others by peaceful means. Publish a journal and other literature promoting peacemaking. Re-design our website and The Anglican Peacemaker,to set up a Facebook page, a blog and have an advertising campaign.

The 2041 School charity works to advance the education of primary school children in the United Kingdom about Antarctica other protected areas of the world and the importance of their preservation and protection.

The Foundation, provides funding to The Parktown Foundation in Johannesburg, South Africa. It is helping to build a hostel for rural children to attend an established and respected school in South Africa. We also provide bursaries for less financially able children.

Our Charity was founded to assist the ever increasing plight of hunger and homelessness in Cape Town and other South African cities. The trustee's understand first hand the challenges faced by the non-profit organisations we support, this understanding comes from working with them on the front line, helping those unable to help themselves.

We provide scholarships for talented under-privileged African science students to attend the London International Youth Science Forum, where they join 500 of the best science students from all over the globe learning from world leading scientists through lectures, debates and visits. This life changing experience inspires their careers in science which we support through our Alumni programme.

-Organizing sporting, recreation and leisure activities for the youth-Provision of guidance and counselling services-Education and awareness activities-Poverty reduction activities including provision of articles, services and grants to the needy

1. Information Advice and Guidance for the local BME communities.2. Advocacy support for the hardest to reach beneficiaries.3. Interpretation and Translation support both oral and written for the local BME communities.4. Supplementary Education for under-achieving children within these communities.5. Signposting and pastoral support with housing; education and other services.

REPLICATION OF GIRL CHILD EMPOWERMENT MODEL IN FIVE AFRICAN COUNTRIES WITH RWANDA RECENTLY SUPPORTED TO SET UP AND ENSURE GIRLS ARE EMPOWERED AND EDUCATED TO REACH THEIR POTENTIAL. GIRLS EMPOWERMENT AND EDUCATION FUND IS SET UP FOR GIRLS IN AFRICA TO ACCESS IN CASES OF EMERGENCIES WHERE THEIR LIVES ARE THREATENED BY POVERTY ,MAN MADE AND NATURAL DISASTERS.WE ADVOCATE FOR POLICY CHANGE FOR GIRLS

The underpinning philosophy of Willing and Abel is 'See the one; love the one'. Although we cannot possibly cope with every needy child in the world, we can show love and practical help to the one that has been made known to us.We do this by helping to find, and usually fund, transport, pre-op care, operations, aftercare and education for each child/family, as the Trustees consider appropriate.

Makes grants for the benefit of children and young persons in South Africa.

1. Varied training (e.g. capacity-building, Christianity matters, education, entrepreneurship, etc.)2. Networking fora (including interagency collaboration)3. Food banks4. Sponsorship through primary/secondary school (Asia, Africa, Caribbean, only)7. Advocacy, advice, counselling, pastoral, signposting (General, non-specialist)8. Religious services (excluding marriages and funerals)

The preservation and protection of health, and the saving of lives of hospitalised patients, by educating health professionals in the use of rapid response systems.To advance the education of the public and in particular among health professionals about the use of rapid response systems and to promote research for the public benefit in all aspects of rapid response systems and to publish the for

Raising funds during the year for future projects

danceaid harnesses the energy of dance to transform the lives of vulnerable children.Through various, often dance-based, activities we raise funds to alleviate the hardships endured by orphaned, poor, and disabled children in the UK and abroad.Our feeding, education, and extra-curricular programmes bring opportunity and hope to children in need so that they too can reach their full potential.

1) Religious Activities: Advancing the Christian Faith2).The Relief of poverty, sickness and distress in the UK and other parts of the world3) The relief of financial need and suffering among victims of natural disasters

Supporting development of children/young people in Cardiff, by providing support and activities which develop their skills, and capacities. Relieving social isolation, amongst adults in Cardiff, by providing activities/events. Making grants to other organisations providing support or care to vulnerable groups.Providing similar support in the countries of sub-Saharan Africa, via grants

The charity makes grants and donations for charitable purposes connected primarily with the environment and animal welfare

Monies given to Christian organisations of various sorts

We fund projects to help underprivileged children and young people overseas. Typical outcomes include opportunities for school attendance, vocational training, business start-ups, play & sport, and for spiritual growth; also practical improvements to premises and facilities.

The AHCF aims to relieve financial hardship and improve the education of children and young people suffering from any form of poverty, illness or disability, in the UK and abroad. We give small grants and keep overheads to minimum. We raise money anyway by anyone. e.g. sewing educational displays. Stewarding volunteers at Glastonbury Festival make a great contribution to our funds.

The establishment of a Travelling Fellowship to advance medical knowledge or medical practice by the giving of lectures or by teaching or by visitations in any recognised medical school in the republic of South Africa by suitably qualified persons.