Charities In Throughout England And Wales

1. The advancement of education and training of the public in matters related to IT2. Promoting the effectiveness and efficiency of charities and the effective use of resources to achieve charitable purposes by the provision of advice and support in relation to IT3. Subject to 1 & 2 above the provision of grants for such purposes as are charitable according to the law of England & Wales

To provide relief for refugees and their dependants, and others affected by hostilities, persecution, oppression or discrimination, who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress, whether within the United Kingdom or overseas

Fund Raising is mainly carried out via a Charitable Ball in memory of Axentis Michael

1) To promote the efficiency and effectiveness of charities and the effective use of charitable resources for the benefit of the public by providing charities, non-profit or community organisations with access to property in otherwise vacant units on a non-commercial basis; and2) To develop a robust community sector, supporting social enterprise and delivering public benefit.

Meet the needs and break the isolation of those bereaved by the suicide of a close relative or friend by offering a safe confidential environment in which bereaved people can share their experiences and feelings, consequently giving and gaining support from each other. To promote greater awareness for professionals to help them recognise the specific support required for those bereaved by suicide

The Trustees provide funding principally to charities which are involved in: the advancement of education, the advancement of health or savings of lives, relief of those in need, the prevention of or relief from poverty and the advancement of religion religion (Christianity), the welfare of animals and the conservation of nature.

The Pushkin House Trust promotes Russian culture via an extensive programme of lectures, readings, concerts, exhibitions, film and language training. Pushkin House is open Monday to Friday 9.30-18.00 and for evening events. The House offers a range of facilities including a lecture theatre, teaching rooms and a library.

We promote theatrical performances and inclusive participatory experiences, such as drama workshops and training, to help improve people's well-being, confidence and skills and to advance the arts for the public benefit.

HandSpark supports charities which demonstrate sustainable development goals connected to reducing poverty, promoting good health and well-being, improving the provision of quality education, and the tackling of gender inequalities. The charities selected will be involved in at least one of these objectives and will be vetted for financial stewardship and the effectiveness of their impact.

Promotion of the science, practice and technology of refrigeration for the public good.

The Charity supports current and former Royal Mail Group Ltd and Post Office Ltd employees. We provide one-off financial grants for those facing unexpected financial difficulties, life-changing health challenges or homelessness.

Everyday Nanak Naam transforms thousands of lives through the revolutionary mindfulness wisdom of Guru Nanak's spirituality (Gurmat), empowering people to apply the practices to their lifestyle. We do this through online video, social media, literature, public speaking event, courses and meet-up group. Based in the UK we provide online education resources for the public benefit all over the world.

Helpline: provides information & advice on issue relating to VI and offer emotional supportFamily Events: national and regional Look MagazineHoliday flat for VI families OutLOOK Youth Project: events and activities initiated and run by young people with the aim of making connections, developing skills, increasing confidence and self esteem. Audio magazine: produced by young people.

To raise funds for general charitable projects by means of using the contacts of the Wasps rugby family and in particular through events and general activities of former Wasps players from both the professional and amateur eras.

We support a wide variety of national and international Christian projects. Partnering with other UK charities to achieve these aims.Applications should be submitted by email only to admin@goshentrust.org giving a brief overview of the project (A4), amount requested and UK charity number.

Driven by the needs of people, Unlock works to help people overcome the long-term disadvantages caused by criminal records. We do this by providing information, advice, advocacy and other forms of support; undertaking research; as well as working with government, employers and others to achieve a fairer and more inclusive society.

Sumerian Foundation supports start up and growing social purpose organisations to tackle social inequality in the UK, and also focuses on social purposes organisations providing healthcare services to people on low incomes in East Africa.

Grant making Trust for Nurses in hardship

We run a rural Buddhist Retreat Centre, offering residential retreats on Buddhist meditation and Buddhist teaching. We also run weekends and courses in city based Buddhist Centres on request. Local schools ask us to talk to their pupils about Buddhism and some come to us for an weekend experience of retreat living. Our main teachers are all ordained Buddhists with the Triratna Community.

Drake Music breaks down disabling barriers to music through innovative approaches to learning, teaching and making music. Our focus is on nurturing creativity through exploring music and technology in imaginative ways. We put quality music-making at the heart of everything we do, connecting disabled and non-disabled people locally, nationally and internationally.

The provision of therapeutic support via hydrotherapy, rebound therapy and swimming for children with additional needs, aged between 1 and 16, along with fun and educational activities, and including the whole family.

Established for the purpose of advancing the education of the public about the South African liberation pre-1994 and raising awareness of the role of international societies (particularly British and exiled South Africans) in solidarity with this cause; and the advancement of arts, culture and heritage relating to the liberation struggle in the UK.

UACES (University Association for Contemporary European Studies) is the global membership organisation for academics, students and practitioners who are interested in all aspects of Europe and the European Union.Main activities:Organising events and conferencesProviding funding for members' research activitiesCollaborating on the publication of books &journalsSupporting Research Networks

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