Charities In Throughout England And Wales

To promote the development and maintain the well-being of Classical Studies.

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.

EIL UK provides intercultural learning opportunities to create a more peaceful and tolerant world. Each year the charity's cultural immersion programmes include study abroad, family homestays, group educational programmes, training and language courses for more than 1000 international and UK participants. Our work deepens understanding of and appreciation for other countries and cultures.

Nacoa provides information and support for everyone affected by a parent's drinking. Our work is about planning a positive future for the 2.6M children who live with parents who drink too much in the UK today; providing them with an opportunity to see that the world can be different from the one they know, that they can break the cycle of addiction and go on to live happy and fulfilled lives.

1. Support for GEM missionaries from overseas working in the UK2. Mobilisation, training and support of UK nationals seeking to work as missionaries in Europe

Makes grants to organisations (including schools, charities etc)

Provides Christian Education & Creative Arts Christian CounsellingDistribution of clothes and food to the needy in the Coventry area.

The Congregation of the Sisters of Mercy was founded for the purpose of the education of the poor and for the help of those in any kind of need. The convent became St Margaret's Convent. The Sisters engage in a variety of ministries, working in schools, aprishes, hospitals, day centres and outreach.

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Making grants to charitable organisations, including smaller organisations where a considerable amount of self help and voluntary effort is required. The Trustees of the Foundation proactively seek and select organisations to which they wish to award grants. The Trustees kindly request that unsolicited applications are not submitted as, regretfully, they will not be considered or responded to.

Promote, maintain, improve and advance education particularly by the encouragement of the art of drama with particular reference to presenting new and classic texts in a manner firmly rooted in the North of England.

The object of the Society is to promote the advancement of the science of genetics for the benefit of the public. The Society does this by promoting the interchange of scientific information about genetics through running and sponsoring scientific meetings, through publishing scientific journals and through awarding small grants for travel and research, especially to junior scientists.

The Irene Taylor Trust 'Music in Prisons' has been working at the forefront of arts and rehabilitation since 1995, bringing creative music projects to men and women of all ages in prisons throughout the UK. The Trust now also works with ex-prisoners and young people on the fringes of the criminal justice system in the community.

The National Eczema Society exists to support people affected by eczema and to work on their behalf. We run phone and email helplines, websites , publish a wide range of information booklets fact sheets and a quarterly magazine and put people in touch with local support groups. We also support medical research into eczema and provide information resources for healthcare professionals.

To advance the education & awareness of the general public and medical professionals of the condition known as Pulmonary Hypertension. The relief of need of sufferers of PH, their families & carers through the provision of financial assistance towards, but not exclusively, respite care, travel grants & equipment grants at the discretion of the executive committee, as and when resources allow.

The Little Company of Mary Sisters England CIO enables the sisters of the Congregation to carry our their principal ministry of caring for the sick and dying, especially the dying. The charity aims to support the religious and other charitable works carried on by members of the Congregation and to care for those members throughout their lives with the Congregation.

The trustees make donations to registered charities operating throughout the United Kingdom. The majority of donations are recurring as the trustees recognise the importance of helping charities with their core expenditure. However consideration is also given to capital or special projects.

The investigation and encouragement of science, literature and the arts in relation to Asia. The Society promotes a number of activities in this field: lectures, research workshops and student events. It publishes works of scholarship and a journal. It maintains an important library including prints, drawings and manuscripts relating to the history, religions, languages, art and customs of Asia.

The object of the CIO is the advancement of the Roman Catholic religion through the religious and other charitable work of the Institute as the trustees with the approval of the Superior General shall from time to time think fit

The objects are to provide general charitable donations and in particular for the relief of poverty and the advancement of religion and religious education.The policy of the Beis Hamedrash PeÔÇÖer Meshulem DÔÇÖTosh continues to be to derive its income from its investment property and donations from various institutions and individuals and to make donations in accordance with the TrustÔÇÖs objects.

To promote the well-being & efficiency of the Intelligence Corps by fostering esprit de corps and maintaining contact between past and present members. To educate in the role, history, traditions and ethos of the Corps. To provide relief to qualifying beneficiaries. To commemorate and remember those members, or former members, who have lost their lives or suffered injury in service to the public.

To promote excellence in research, manufacture and clinical practice of contact lenses and related areasRefereed journal, conference, courses, dissemination of information in the field on contact lenses

The charity is to help those struggling, not on the day to day basis, but when there are out of the boxes expenses. i.e. marrying off a child, an unwell member in the family. bereavement and more. Since those are usually large expenses, something that even the well balanced, financial-organised person will struggle with. Fundraising: the charity is relying on kind hearted people in the community

To promote the efficiency and effectiveness of charitable giving through the creation of a Fellowship body of philanthropists and to highlight best practice and innovation through a nationally recognised award scheme.

The objects of the Charity are for the benefit of the public, to promote the efficiency and effectiveness of charities.