Charities In Throughout England And Wales

Providing grants to entertainment technology professionals, or their immediate family, who are seriously ill or injured. Grants may be used for basic living costs, medical related expenses, transportation, retraining, or funerals. Anyone is eligible for assistance who has earned their living in the industry for at least five years working behind the curtain, behind the camera, or on the road.

The objects for which the society is established are to promote, maintain, improve and advance education, particularly by the production of educational plays and the encouragement of the arts of drama, mime, dancing, singing and music, and to formulate, prepare and establish schemes therefore, provided that all objects of the society shall be of an educative or charitable nature.

Forget-me-not Chorus supports those living with and alongside dementia through the power of song. Inclusive singing sessions in community, care home, hospital and online settings empower participants to use their creative voice: stimulating pride, improving wellbeing and challenging stigma. FMNC began in South Wales in 2011 but has now expanded its musical community across Wales and the UK.

The Co-operative College is an educational charity dedicated to the promotion of co-operative values, ideas and principles within co-operatives, communities and society.

The charity promotes the welfare of Religious Institutes and Societies of Apostolic Life in England and Wales. It does this by: (1) Promoting closer co-operation with religious bodies, each other, and with individual bishops. (2) Providing representation with civil and ecclesiastical authorities.

We help young people to take an active role in their communities. We help them learn about democracy, teamwork, campaigning, project management and enterprise through taking part in inclusive school councils and other forms of collective action. To support this we provide resources, training and networking opportunities for young people and those who work with them.

To promote conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment. To advance the education of the public by providing all information, advice and raising awareness on issues surrounding waste generation, waste management and waste recycling (and the positive effect these acts have on their own wellbeing) primarily across the U.K and Ireland with global aspirations.

We are a UK charity that designs and delivers holistic, mindfulness-based programming which aims to nurture the overall mental health and wellbeing of children and young people. Our initiatives include mentoring programmes, mindfulness classes, and coach and volunteer support.

- GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSES - EDUCATION / TRAINING - THE ADVANCEMENT OF HEALTH OR SAVING OF LIVES - THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY - RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES - ENVIRONMENT / CONSERVATION / HERITAGE - ECONOMIC / COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT / EMPLOYMENT

Alder Trust aim is to enable the community to thrive. We do this by reaching out and enabling more services to be accessible to the highly deprived areas within Southampton. We enable a collaborative environment for those in the third sector and the private sector to work together and use one another's resources to save on funding and make services more sustainable.

The CPGA is the governing body for the sport and we uphold the specification and heritage of the Cornish Pilot Gig. We work with our clubs and wider community to maintain the traditional spirit of the sport alongside modern safety and welfare standards. We are proud of our sport and are delighted that Cornish Pilot Gig rowing is being enjoyed by so many people across the British Isles and overseas

Give Us Time takes one-week holidays and short breaks donated by owners of holiday homes, hotels, resorts and timeshares, and matches them with military families in need of rest, rehabilitation and re-connection after long periods deployment or adverse family situations. The charity was launched in 2012 by Dr Liam Fox MP.

TeenTech helps students in areas of greater social need understand the opportunities open to them in modern industry, particularly in science, technology and engineering. Our overarching objective is to help young people aged 8-19 understand their potential through a series of engaging, age-appropriate interventions, both through events and ongoing programmes.

Our mission is to create conditions that support and promote togetherness,education and social services such as blood disorders, health awareness,changing of lifestyles and fitness activity. we participated females into activities through workshops, training medical advices and study means of religious attitudes.ESOL&IT inclusively working with disadvantage people from different nationalities, BME

Mimbre are a female-led producing company, creating acrobatic theatre for outdoor and unusual settings, touring nationally and internationally, with a strong digital presence. We run a vibrant local youth programme, Mimbre Youth, and an artist development programme for physical performers. We collaborate across the Creative Industries, as consultants and creators.

The general aim of the charity is to assist the disabled, special needs, the disadvantaged and other sports men, women or children where their talents have been overlooked.

to relieve sickness and financial hardship and to promote and preserve good health bythe provision of funds, goods or services of any kind including through the provision ofcounselling and support in such parts of the United Kingdom or the world as theGoverning Body/Church from time to time think fit;

Love, Jasmine provides support to family members directly affected by the loss of a child. We provide emotional and practical support and promote self-care to improve the emotional wellbeing of the whole family.

We have been offering group support to survivors of torture - offering group counselling in their mother tongue, english classes and therapeutic art classes, as well as trying to enroll them in existing services.

The aims of the charity are:- to promote the highest artistic and pedagogic standards among teachers and students- to promote lifelong high quality learning of stringed instruments open to all, regardless of social or economic background

We are a permanent repository for the documentary and photographic records of traditional and contemporary mills and milling, as well as similar structures dependent on traditional power sources. We make material freely available for public inspection and use in research and learning and welcome serious researchers, as well as to those who simply want to find out more about our milling heritage.

Bright Red aims to improve the lives and treatment of people with blood cancer across the north of England. Through investments in patient care, research and education we are striving to beat illnesses such as leukaemia, lymphoma, myeloma myelodysplasia and myeloproliferative diseases.

The Publishing Training Centre offers a wide range of training and educational services covering the broad spectrum of learning needsPrices services sensitively and effectively so as to enable the widest possible access Encourages the industry to respond to the challenge of efficient operation through effective learningProvides international outreach to global publishing communities

The main areas of activity are to:- produce and tour new work in the UK and internationally- engage in research and development and cross artform work with collaborators who share the Artistic Director's vision- develop audiences and encourage participation in dance through the delivery of classes, workshops and residencies within a diverse range of education and community settings.

The National Youth Arts Trust exists to do something about inequality in the performing arts industry and to ensure a career in the arts is accessible to all. Our bursaries and drama projects help talented students from disadvantaged backgrounds train in dance, music and drama.