Charities In Throughout England And Wales

Advancement of health and the relief of people affected by primary and secondary immunodeficiency and their families by providing assistance, advice or guidance in relation to managing their condition, treatment and quality of life; promoting awareness and understanding of these conditions and to encourage and support research into causes, treatments and prevention.

To provide a forum for engineers, technicians and materials specialists to discuss and assess technological developments and their practical application to measurement techniques and structural integrity and NVH characteristics, sub assemblies and complete products.

The Royal Warrant Holders' Charity was established in 1897 to support the charitable activities of RWHA members. RWHA Companies or their employees can apply for up to £3,000 for a local charity they are involved with for specific items, activities or projects. Match funding is encouraged by the company. For more info, please visit https://www.royalwarrant.org

The provision of facilities for Islamic education, Islamic counselling and activities that are spiritually uplifting for women and girls.provide or assist in the provision of facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation or other leisure time occupation to girls and women within the community.

To support the co-solutions of reform with global judiciary makers to support efforts to increase the conviction rate for rape victims. Utilizing educational solutions, systematic change, research and collaborative working with judicial systems.

Community Activation via our healthcare ambassador network; Service Provision via 24/7 confidential text line, virtual coaching led workshops & therapist led peer support groups; Evidence-based educational resources (Podcasts), campaigns and mental health tool kits.

To remove the barriers that prevent pet owners experiencing homelessness from accessing support, accommodation and resources with their pet. To champion the physical and psychological health benefits that pet ownership brings and advocate for the importance of maintaining these valuable relationships even when faced with homelessness.

To advance the education and appreciation of the art of Brass Band Music in particular, but not eclusively by the organising of concerts/contests and opportunities for education and training of young people in playing of brass and percussion instruments.

We aim to achieve earlier diagnosis and better treatment for people with antiphospholipid syndrome (APS).We support anyone affected by APS; provide education and awareness within the medical profession; raise awareness of APS in the general public and raise funds to provide support, education and research.

To advance the Christian Faith in the United Kingdom mainly but not exclusively for the benefit of the public by producing and distributing Christian literature, holding of lectures and seminars to enlightens others about the Christian religion, providing financial assistance and other charitable forms of assistance to individuals and organisations.

Our responsibility as a church is to build and nurture a Christian community, serve those outside the community in a variety of different ways, and provide a forum for those who do not know God to explore the possibility of a relationship with him. We support and encourage those with a faith to deepen their relationship with God, and to increase their positive contribution to society.

Maddi's Butterflies aims to ease the suffering of children undergoing cancer treatment, by providing small wishes and gifts. We also provide holidays to families affected by childhood cancer, in our caravan at Ribby Hall Village. We are based in Blackburn, but we do take referrals nationally. Children are referred to us via 3rd party charities, such as Clic Sargant or Macmillan.

TO FACILITATE AND PROMOTE THE RELIEF, CARE AND TREATMENT OF THE SICK, ESPECIALLY OF THE DYING, AND THE SUPPORT AND CARE OF THEIR FAMILIES AND CARERS AND OF THE BEREAVED.TO FACILITATE AND PROMOTE THE CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES OF INDEPENDENT HOSPICES

Rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming Dobermanns in need. We keep them safe providing warmth, a bed, food, care and veterinary assistance if required. The dogs in our care want for nothing, we go above and beyond to give them the care and socialising they need.

Provides a multidisciplinary inclusive forum for the dissemination of research findings and best clinical practice Facilitates crossdisciplinary discussion of clinical and academic issues across the related fields of psychiatry, neurology and neuropsychologyRuns scientific meetings and educational coursesPromotes the public understanding of neuropsychiatry within the UK and internationally.

In the reporting period, the Alliance's main objectives were to further its work in all of London 32 boroughs and the City of London and to make a positive contribution to communities and organizations with the various projects. This included workshops, events and support work.

We provide inspiration, encouragement, a website, written papers, a network and prayer support to primarily church ministers and church leaders mainly within, although not exclusively so, the Baptist Union of Great Britain.

To advance the education of the public in particular, but not exclusively, in the subject of coding and science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).

We give grants for course fees and essential study costs to OU students who are in financial difficulty and unable to receive financial assistance from government and university sources.

The preservation and protection of good physical and mental health for the public benefit in particular by providing sports based mental health programmes

The charitable company's objects are to promote, improve, develop and maintain education in the appreciation and knowledge of the art and science of music. During this financial year it achieved these objects through concerts by members of The Florestan Trio & other renowned artists including a festival in Peasmarsh, East Sussex, & educational activities including the Festival education programme.

The aim of the Foundation is to broaden audiences for the visual arts and to enable everyone irrespective of circumstance to engage actively with the creation and enjoyment of art. The Foundation achieves this aim by supporting and empowering artists and cultural institutions though grant making, partnership and collaboration, and hosting and sponsoring events and exhibitions.

Room for Work delivers employability skills courses to the unemployed. The courses equip participants with a range of skills that enable them to find work. Room for Work specialises in assisting skilled and mature workers, especially those who are long-term unemployed. The course is delivered 15 times each year in the Borough of Richmond and other locations in southwest London.

The JCCP has been established to provide information, support and reassurance to the general public seeking non-surgical aesthetic treatments via the operation of a Government PSA approved register of practitioners and a separate register of education and training providers. The JCCP also campaigns on critical issues affecting patient safety in the non-surgical sector.

Founded in 1997 and based in Bristol, we are the country's leading mental health theatre group. We produce a wide range of plays on mental health themes. We are open to people who have used mental health services and their allies. The group offers mental health service users the opportunity to work alongside people with professional experience of writing, directing and acting,