Charities In Throughout England And Wales

ADVANCEMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION AND;THE FURTHERANCE OF THE CHARITABLE WORK OF THE CHURCH BY THE ADVANCEMENT OF SUCH OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES AS THE TRUSTEES SHALL FROM TIME TO TIME DECIDE

Through the Indian classical dance form Kathak we celebrate an ancient tradition and its potential to empower people and enhance lives.

Provide Mental Health Support to anyone in need of support over the age of 18

Age Exchange works with older people to improve their quality of life by valuing their reminiscences and giving opportunities for wider appreciation in the form of: - visual and performance arts- health and social care projects- inter-generational programmes - exhibitions - publications- documentary film

We offer a clinical and support service to young asylum seekers and refugees: children, adolescents and young adults and sometimes to parents and families. Following careful initial assessments, we offer ongoing support and individual and group treatment where appropriate. We also offer practical support with issues of housing, education, welfare, health.

SUPPORT FOR ACTIVITIES, COURSES, RESEARCH AND PROJECTS THAT PROMOTE THE EDUCATIONAL PRINCIPLES OF FRIEDRICH FROEBEL WITHIN THE EARLY YEARS EDUCATIONAL SPECTRUM, WITHIN THE UK AND INTERNATIONALLY.

The Trust supports activities that could directly contribute towards the conservation of biodiversity in the areas in which Operation Wallacea work. In the last year the Trust have funded a Postdoc to complete an application for the Cusuco National Park and surrounding areas to be funded under the Natural Forest Standard scheme. Over 1000 schools worldwide have been introduced to the WRL data sets

The British Sjogren's Syndrome Association supports patients and carers, educates the public and professionals and raises funds for research into this disabling condition.

Production of live theatre, primarily but not exclusively, in dance.

Generally: a) supporting patients diagnosed with bladder cancer, their families friends and care givers b) promote awareness of bladder cancer, it?s symptoms, range, treatments and aftercare needs c) the provision of funding for research into the nature, causes, diagnosis, prevention, treatment and cure of bladder cancer. d) campaigning at government level for improvements in outcomes

We prevent items going to landfill and in turn are able to provide furniture, white goods and household items to the general public and to those on a low income at significantly reduced prices. We also work with a wide variety of agencies to seek to help those who are struggling to help themselves. Part of this is providing free furniture to referred at risk families.

The Charity operates: 1. City Solicitors' Horizons- a social mobility initiative aimed at improving access to the legal profession for young people from disadvantaged backgrounds: https://www.citysolicitorshorizons.org/2. SWSQF - provides assistance to those wishing to train towork in social welfare law: https://www.citysolicitors.org.uk/social-welfare-solicitor-qualification-fund/

Advancement of the Roman Catholic religion in England & Wales

The Charity's principal activity is the conservation, preservation and establishment of trees, plants and all forms of wildlife in the United Kingdom and to secure and enhance the enjoyment by the public of the natural environment of those territories. The Charity has continued its policy of acquiring land and establishing woodlands.

Flatpack aims to promote appreciation of and education in the arts and their associated technologies, especially but not exclusively those of the cinema, film and other forms of moving images, through the production and performance of festivals, workshops, seminars, projects, events, online resources, new media and in any other ways as we may decide from time to time.

ResearchEducation InterventionsCounselling SupportCampaigningTraining Programs & SystemsCreative Content CreationConsultations on Equality and Diversity

New writing theatre touring company

The principle activities of the charity are to provide emotional support and financial assistance for the benefit of children/young people under the age of twenty one suffering from brittle bone disease, scoliosis, spina bifida and all other skeletal conditions coupled with complex needs throughout England and Wales .We provide disability aids,equipment,activity weekends & family interaction days

The objects of the Trust are to pay or apply the capital and income held by the trust to or towards or for the benefit orfurtherance of such charitable purposes or charitable organisations (whether corporate or unincorporated)at such time, in such manner and in such proportions as the Trustees may from time to time determine.

General Charitable Purposes. Trust is open to applications. Please submit your application to https://funding.ludlowtrust.com

This Charity is for serving, ex-serving and families of the members of the Royal Army Medical Corps (RAMC). The objects of The RAMC Charity are: To promote the of the Army and in particular the RAMC in such charitable ways, including; maintaining contact with present and past members, fostering esprit de corps, to provide relief for those in need and to promote military medical research.

The charitable trust aims to support the religious and charitable works conducted by members of the Order in Britain and overseas including parish work, retreats and spiritual direction, education and overseas mission.

Helping very vulnerable people around the world in the following ways: through the advancement of education with the aim of reducing poverty, provision of food, water, clothing, shelter, health aids and income generating opportunities to underprivileged persons, and contributing to social and economic development.

The advancement of education, training and the prevention or relief of poverty, particularly by providing grants to support people suffering hardship, with the object of improving their conditions of life.

We're the only UK-wide charity dedicated to supporting those with Tourette syndrome. We provide practical advice, resources, and advocacy; deliver training within education, employment, and healthcare; build peer networks through our groups and residential weekends; campaign to tackle stigma; lobby for better NHS services; and promote research to improve treatments and quality of life.