Charities In Throughout England And Wales

The Finland-UK Cultural and Academic Trust supports cultural and academic dialogue in between the UK and Finland. We provide artists, researchers, and creators with opportunities for professional and creative development, for example by offering grants for international artistic work, research and residency possibilities,

35 Manson Road advances the education of the public in literature, theology, the imagination, and the arts, by recovering the foundational stories of England's literary tradition to renew personal, spiritual, and civic life today. The charity achieves this both through direct project delivery and by helping other registered charities aligned with its mission.

Catholics in Fundraising CIO supports fundraisers and charities, particularly those connected with the Catholic community, to be more effective, ethical and sustainable. We provide education, professional development, networking and leadership; promote best practice and compliance; commission and share research; and champion fundraising as a vocation for the public benefit.

The National Foster Carer Foundation is a UK registered charity with a mission focused on supporting foster carers and children in foster care. Its activities are centered on relief, support, and wellbeing, especially for those experiencing hardship

What:General Charitable PurposesEducation/TrainingDisabilityThe prevention of relief of povertyEnvironment/Conservation/HeritageWho:Children/Young peoplePeople with disabilitiesOther charities or voluntary bodiesthe general public/mankindHow:Makes grants to IndividualsMakes grants to Organisations

SOUL CLINIC provides inclusive group-based psycho education sessions aimed at increasing awareness, reducing stigma, and improving understanding of mental health and wellbeing. These sessions focus on helping community members recognise common mental health challenges, understand when and how to seek support, and learn how to access appropriate services through the NHS and other providers.

The Charity assists carers and supports to relieve people who are elderly or disabled resident in Manchester by the provisions of carers and by the provision of support and training to such carers and for general charitable purposes according to the laws of England and Wales as the trustees see fit.

The Thomas Milo Foundation provides grant funding to charities and other organisations which work to: provide much needed support to disabled children and their families; improve local areas; reduce isolation for disabled children and vulnerable people ; enable those struggling to access education /work to build a better life; deliver programmes improving health systems and outcomes.

We work with schools to embed public speaking into everyday learning by delivering simple, practical programmes for children and providing essential support for teachers. Our mission is to make confident speaking a right, not a privilege, empowering Every Child to Speak with Confidence

The charity advances the Christian faith through worship services, prayer meetings, Bible teaching and other religious religious activities for the benefit of the public.

The trust will make meaningful donations to individuals or existing charitable enterprises that are addressing concerns that resonate with the trustees philanthropic objectives. The trust will not employ staff or deliver services itself.

help young people from disadvantaged communities, members of the BAME communities, and young people with special needs, by supporting activities that improve the training and work opportunity available to young people through the provisions of grants and financial assistance to support the charitable work of organisations assisting young people with training and work-related services & activities

Relief of those in need who are homeless, in housing need and/oe are unemployed or at risk of being so in Leeds and surrounding areas. Provide training and other support to help people advance towards independence and employment.

The Charity supports the protection, conservation and improvement of moorland in England and Wales for public benefit. It makes grants to independent charities, universities, and not for profit bodies for research education and public information on moorland conservation, ecology, biodiversity and heritage. It does not fund commercial, sporting or private land-management activity.

The Art Conservation Trust protects cultural heritage by supporting conservation and collections care, providing training, bursaries and supervised experience for emerging conservators, preserving specialist skills, and making conservation knowledge accessible through education, research, public engagement and support for museums, churches and other charitable heritage bodies.

Advancement of the Christian faith through sport. We bring together Christian athletes and coaches for fellowship, discipleship, outreach and pastoral support; present the Christian gospel within sporting contexts; run events and leadership training; and support like-minded charities. Operating across the UK and internationally.

Generally advancing the Christian faith and we would like to win as many souls as possible to the Kingdom of God, so they may be saved by street evangelization, weekly Bible studies, prayer meetings, weekly church service, and other programs held for education of the people who come.The church educates people about religion during church service in their place of worship. Bible study held online

To advance the Christian faith in accordance with the Statement of Faith appearing, primarily through biblical teaching, theological training, and ministerial development; To promote Christian education through the provision of Bible training, leadership courses, and ministerial development for students, church workers, and the general public

Oak Hall Expeditions Trust advances the Christian faith and helps relieve poverty by supporting charitable organisations and initiatives whose work communicates the Christian message and provides practical assistance to those in need.

The Barakah Foundation supports individuals experiencing homelessness and hardship across England and Wales. Through our flagship initiative, The Barakah Programme, we provide food, drinks, clothing, hygiene essentials and other basic necessities, while connecting beneficiaries to relevant support services and partner organisations to promote stability, wellbeing and reintegration.

The prevention or relief of poverty;the advancement of health or saving of lives;the relief of those in need by reason of hardship, ill-health, disability, age, or other disadvantage.Likely to prioritise funding local to East Midlands.PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT US BY LETTER. THE MESSENGER TRUST DOES NOT ACCEPT APPLICATIONS FOR FUNDING OR PROVISION OF SERVICES BY POST.

Providing health promotional talks to the public and supporting communities with making the right and healthy choices. The moving Ark Group organisation engaging in health promotional activities such as health walks, gym sessions,

Ladies at Work was established to provide tailored services to elderly people from migrant communities with a particular focus on those who for any reason do not have recourse to public funds. We are based in South London and are services include physical, financial, and emotional support to our beneficiaries.

To advance the Christian faith for the benefit of the public in accordance with the doctrines of the Universal Syrian Orthodox Christian faith under Knanaya Church , in MANCHESTER and the surrounding areas, mainly but not exclusively through the holding of prayer meetings, public celebration of religious festivals, and providing a place of worship.

To advance the education of children, particularly by funding charities, not for profit organisations and individuals that provide mentoring and tuition to children who are out of education and those at risk of becoming permanently excluded.