Charities In Throughout England And Wales

The prevention or relief of poverty anywhere in the world by providing or assisting in the provision of education, training, healthcare projects and all the necessary support designed to enable individuals to generate a sustainable income and be self-sufficient.

iNet-Trust was set up in August 2004 by a group of churches as an independent charity to enable them to operate a fully church-based missions programme, preparing people for overseas and cross-cultural mission work, to offer support in prayer, through finances, pastorally and strategically for cross-cultural workers.

THE AIM OF THE TRUST IS TO PROMOTE FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT, EDUCATION IN THE ARTS AND THE CRAFTS, IN THE FIRST INSTANCE BY THE PROVISION OF TUITION AND FACILITIES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR PARTICIPATION IN ARTS AND CRAFTS ACTIVITIES, PRIMARILY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY AT ST. SAVIOURS CHURCH, HIGHBURY, LONDON, N5 2AR

We provide free summer camps, respite care and other activities which support disabled children and young people.These activities are aimed at developing confidence and independence while in a caring and supportive environment.

The Beadworkers Guild is an educational charity. We issue 4 quarterly journals, organise workshops, provide training modules and make our collection available to our members viacascade days held throughout the country.

Lost Chord UK's mission is to improve the mental health, well-being, and quality of life of people with dementia and other neurological conditions, and those that care for them, through the transformative and therapeutic power of interactive music sessions by professional musicians in community and care home settings, across the UK.

Welfare of the living holders of the VC/GCWelfare for spouses of deceased VC/ GCrecipientsEducation of the public re the VC and GCPromoting efficiency of Armed Forces, Police etc; encouraging civic responsibility and good citizenship by honouring/supporting holders of the VC and GC, their dependants/descendantsRestoring and erecting Graves and Memorials associated with holders of the VC/GC

We encourage the UK's tradition of lettercarving to flourish through our Apprenticeship Scheme, Lettercarving Workshops, regular exhibitions, the Art & Memory Collection and illustrated publications. We also help and advise people with the commissioning of unique memorials and other lettered works,

Supplying grants to young musicians between ages 18 and 21; receiving fulltime education at a recognised music college/academy. Priority is given to those who play/wish to purchase an instrument; violin, viola, or cello. Have the potential to make a career as professionals; teaching or performing. Applicants required to attend an audition. Applications received between September & January.

To advance the education of people who are in need of financial assistance and who come from those Commonwealth and Allied countries that contributed service men and women to the Burma Campaign.To establish and maintain memorials in remembrance of those who served in the Campaign.

The Benevolent Fund makes grants and affords assistance to necessitous persons who are members or former members, or dependants of members or former members, of the Institution of Structural Engineers.

Using the engaging sport of triathlon we encourage children to become more active, improving their health, developing their social skills, increasing self esteem and nurturing good habits such as commitment, discipline and respect.Delivered through schools, large sporting events and family friendly festivals, these swim-bike-run based participation events are free for children, aged 7-13.

The charity utilizes subscriptions, cattle registrations and fund-raising income to promote, maintain and improve the breed of Red Ruby Devon cattle within the UK

Talitha Arts uses creative arts to provide therapeutic arts workshops that benefit people's mental health and wellbeing, particularly survivors of trauma (including young people who are disadvantaged, women survivors of trafficking and domestic abuse, refugees, and people living with dementia), enabling people to reach their full potential.

Upstart Projects supports young people to find their voice in the arts and gain the skills and experience to grow as arts and media practitioners. We aim to offer arts experiences which enable personal and social change. We work closely with the Arts Award programme, run by Trinity College London, and provide a stepping stone for young people interested in arts leadership or a creative career.

1 Dog At A Time is a group of volunteers who are dedicated to rescuing Romanian street and stray dogs and finding them loving homes here in the UK. We have a shelter in Romania where the dogs are kept safe, warm, have regular meals and given lots of loving care and attention. 1 Dog has funded dog neutering programmes and education programmes in local schools, which are essential for the long term.

Therapy Dogs Nationwide is a non profit making organisation, managed entirely by volunteers.Therapy Dogs have been found to have all round benefits for people in hospitals, hospices, residential homes, schools, prisons, care centres etc. Volunteers are all registered with the organisation, their dogs are all temperament assessed and are covered by the obligatory insurance for visiting.

Independent Food Aid Network (IFAN) seeks to connect and support grassroots independent food aid providers, to provide a voice for these groups by advocating on their behalf at a national level, and to campaign for food security for all - and the end for the need of charitable food aid in the UK.

Ardhmeria strives to increase the educational attainment of Albanian pupils in London by providing them with supplementary support classes. We also enhance the children's creativityand expression through mother tongue language support, art and dancing, parental support and family learning activities for 5-15 age group.

We provide a place of worship and run church services that are open to all to learn more of the Christian faith. As part of this work we provide pastoral care to those within the church. We also support other Christian projects at home and overseas. Particularly we support projects in India carried out by partner organisations to help alleviate poverty.

Advance the Christian religion in the United Kingdom & elsewhere for the benefit of the public through the holding of prayer meetings, lectures, relief of people who are in conditions of need, distressed, aged or sick in the UK or elsewhere, public celebrations of religious festivals, producing & distributing literature on the Christian faith to enlighten others about the Christian religion.

The Alexandra Wylie Tower Foundation works with local schools and community groups in London to provide essential provisions (e.g. clothes and food parcels); extra-curricular activities (e.g. music and drama workshops); and guidance and support (e.g. learning mentoring) to help young people achieve their dreams

The Foundation sponsors training programmes for young people who wish to pursue a career in the catering and hospitality sectors. For example the Junior Chefs programmes at the University of West London, Westminster Kingsway College and Loughborough College. These courses are run on Saturday mornings and are aimed at young people in year 10 and 11.

To advance the Christian faith among young people and families, in schools, groups, communities and in conjunction with churches in the area of drama ministry across the UK and further afield.

Please note that from 1st November 2021 the charity no longer accepts appeals by post.Consideration of email appeals to the trustees by charities, and the distribution of charitable donations.