Charities In Throughout England And Wales

Feeding those in need

Tinnitus UK helps anyone affected by tinnitus, including people who have tinnitus and those close to them. Acts to educate and train professionals and the general public. Commissions research and supports training. We seek to increase awareness of tinnitus and increase the volume and impact of tinnitus research to find a cure.

The Jobs Foundation is a charity that offers practical assistance to businesses as they move people from poverty into prosperity through ethical employment practises. We seek to ensure Britain is a place where businesses can flourish so they are an effective tool for alleviating poverty and unemployment.

The objects of the CIO are to advance such charitable purposes (according to the law of England and Wales) as the trustees see fit from time to time.

The charity funds pioneering research into all matters connected with or bearing upon the causes, prevention, treatment and care of cancer to include research into and to advance the art and science of surgery as applied to cancer of the head and neck and for the publication and dissemination of the results of such researches.

The Fawcett Society is the leading UK charity campaigning for gender equality and women's rights.We publish compelling research to educate, inform and lead the debate; we bring together politicians, academics, grassroots activists and wider civil society to develop innovative, practical solutions; we work with employers & in schools and we campaign with women and men to make change happen.

Alhuda Welfare Foundation is a Charity that endeavours to propagate Islamic values and philosophy based on the doctrines of the Quran and the Sunnah as a means to attain harmony within oneself, the society and the environment, as a whole.

We make theatre productions with embedded access at start of the artistic process, employing teams of professional Deaf, disabled & non disabled creatives. We run workshops & training to upskill emerging disabled & non disabled creatives. We explore new methods- human and technological- of pushing the boundaries of creative access, and we share our learning through symposia & events.

The Objects of the Charity are to advance education in relation to international security andintelligence issues through research, provision of educational programmes and collaborations in intelligence studies, teaching and research with national and international universities, the government of the UK and other nations.

The purpose of the Association is to a) promote research and the exchange of scientific information concerning the liver;b) foster clinical and scientific studies within the UK; c) promote education on liver diseases and their management; d) promote public awareness of liver diseases; e) advise national health authorities regarding all aspects of liver disease, clinical services and research.

The AAT is a charity dedicated to supporting sufferers of aplastic anaemia and allied disorders. Few people know about this disease despite the fact that it is as common as some types of leukaemia and just as devastating. The AAT is also dedicated to the provision of support for patients and their families in the form of our AA Support Group

The Fatface Foundation gives grants to make a positive and enduring difference to the communities where FatFace design, source, manufacture and sell their products. The FatFace Foundation pride theiselves in enabling and engaging their chosen charity partners, suppliers, Crew and customers alike to get actively involved and make a real difference to the people around us and the planet we live on.

The over-riding aim is to 'promote and foster' the game of rugby within the Naval Service by: Promoting the physical efficiency of members of the Naval Service by providing facilities and other encouragement to participate in the game of rugby football; Making grants for charitable purposes; Promoting amateur sport.

Relationship counselling, marriage preparation, relationship education, telephone helpline for crises related to relationships, information to the general public about marriage and marrying.

Child.org works to champion maternal and child health in Kenya. We work with local communities to provide life-saving health information to parents, connect at-risk mums and babies with healthcare services and work with local health authorities to improve quality of care. Our projects have been life-saving.

The Charity aims to achieve its objectives through: - Promoting and funding research activities within the UK and internationally - Promoting, developing and providing professional standards of practice - Providing, promoting and improving soil education - Promoting the appropriate use of soil science for societal benefit - Publishing research in soil science

The Guy Foundation facilitates the exploration of quantum effects in biology, with the ultimate goal of using this understanding to advance healthcare. Established in 2018, the Foundation funds scientific research and supports the quantum biology community by convening scientific symposia and hosting a global network of scientists and institutions.

The charities current activities is the advancement of the Evangelical Christian Faith in the UK and all other parts of the world. This encompasses Prison ministry, pre-independence homes, orphanages, bible schools, medical care, camping and conference facilities, student sponsorship and education. Currently the main area of operation is in the Ukraine.

The Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering (QEPrize) is a biennial ?1million global engineering prize that rewards and celebrates engineers responsible for a ground-breaking innovation in engineering of global benefit to humanity. Through the prize, the QEPrize Foundation works to raise the public profile of engineering and to inspire and engage young people in engineering.

Over these founding years, we have primarily worked towards establishing our purpose and setting in place good governance structures for the future. We have continued to accrue funding to enable the charity to support a wide range of projects and to commit to multi-year gifts, better helping organisations meet their long term goals.

To advance religion in accordance with the Orthodox Jewish Faith.

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Our outdoor education courses aim to promote resilience, self-confidence, consideration for others, caring for the environment and the benefits of an active outdoor lifestyle. This comes from enjoying the success achieved through personal endeavour and working together in wild and beautiful landscapes. Our advisory service aims to support well planned, high quality Learning Outside the Classroom.

The Cave Rescue Organisation is based in Clapham in North Yorkshire and provides the cave and mountain rescue service in the Three Peaks area of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, and also extending westwards into Lancashire and Cumbria and eastwards as far as Malham and Gordale.The CRO is a charity run by volunteers, and depends on public donations for its finances