Charities In Throughout England And Wales

Members of the Charity are engaged in pastoral work, mainly in the London area and in Belfast. Parish work continues to be a major part of the Trust's apostolate. Some members are engaged in various chaplaincies. Giving retreats and spiritual direction and involvement in school governance are also other areas of activity. The Charity continues to support those who seek spiritual and material help.

WAG & COMPANY ENABLES VOLUNTEERS AND THEIR DOGS TO VISIT AND BEFRIEND OLDER DOG LOVERS IN THEIR OWN HOMES OR IN CARE AND MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENTS ACROSS THE NORTH EAST OF ENGLAND.

The objects of the society are to promote the welfare of its members spiritually, socially, intellectually and physically and to aid missions at home and abroad.

The Foundation awards grants for purposes within its objects, with a primary focus on the areas of music education, herbal medicine and environmental regeneration in the UK and overseas.

To advance education and learning in general, in particular, in the fields of comparative religion and philosophy.To promote the advancement of religion on a non-sectarian basis.To relieve human suffering and promote mental and moral improvement in the human race.World-wide support of the Arcane School, Triangles and World Goodwill also the books of Alice Bailey through its trading company.

GRANTS FOR SUFFERING APPLICANTS WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM CANCER AND ARE SUFFERING FINANCIAL HARDSHIP. GRANTS ARE MADE TO OTHER RELEVANT PALLIATIVE CARE ORGANISATIONS.

The Charity supports people with learning disabilities to learn new skills through a variety of work based projects. These include Spokes, a bike rebuilding project, Twigs, a horticultural project and Go Green, a recycling project

Awards bursaries to choristers to help with the payment of school fees from money provided by the government and other donations

We organise annual exchanges and events with the arts and homelessness community globallyWe run an ART (Advocacy, Research and Training) Laboratory which is a place to help the sector make the case for its work, produce research, resources, explore new models and ways of working and capacity building for projects and people working in this field.

Clean Sheet is a Christian charity supporting former prisoners into sustainable employment, education or training to help break the cycle of re-offending. Sustainable employment provides dignity and resources for independent living which changes lives for good.

The Society's objects are to promote mycology in all its aspects by supporting scientificresearch, conservation issues, publications, meetings, workshops, education and related activities

Millie's Trust providing First Aid Training within communities throughout the UK. No charge are made for the community courses but donations are very greatly received on the courses. Millie's Trust currently works in the following areasEnglandWalesIrelandNorthern IrelandScotland

The Reuse Network is the umbrella group for organisations involved in the relief of poverty through the re-use of household items. We work to increase goods available, raise the number of beneficiaries and support organisations to manage and develop. We lobby to ensure that legislation and funding benefits the sector.

Omega is based in the West Midlands. Its objects are to provide personalised befriending and support services by telephone, mail and social media, to establish and support groups to meet physically or by other means to address issues associated with isolation and loneliness, and to collaborate with other agencies working to similar ends to enhance provision and effectiveness.

The Congregational Federation Ltd has a continuing role to advance the Christian faith through acting as custodian trustee for the churches of The Congregational Federation and also for The Congregational Federation itself. This role varies from time to time according to needs of the churches and the Federation.

Operating, organising , managing and promoting an association for the training and/or education and or general advice into all areas of hereditary breast cancerIn order to achieve this objective the charity has opened charity shops which also act as community support and information centres providing support to patients and families

EQUALS is a national organisation that endeavours to ensure high standards of education for pupils with learning difficulties. EQUALS main activities involve organising national conferences, best practice workshops, producing curriculum guidance materials and resources for teachers, setting up curriculum workshops for teachers and providing consultancy to individual schools and Local Authorities.

Makes grants as decided by the trustees.

HYPS rescues dogs from a variety of situations - whenever they need us the most - but primarily from local "stray pounds". We give them the care and veterinary attention many need before rehoming. We rehome responsibly and match dogs and new owners carefully. We also source other suitable rescue spaces for dogs in Yorkshire pounds, and fund their transport costs in order to save their lives.

The aims of our charity are to advance such charitable purposes (according to the law of England and Wales) as the trustees see fit from time to time in particular but not limited to the advancement and promotion of health, education and amateur sport opportunities for the underprivileged in the UK and India.

Supporting families contemplating donor conception treatment and those who have had children by donor conception

REGULAR PUBLIC WORSHIP, PASTORAL WORK INCLUDING VISITING SICK AND BEREAVED, TEACHING OF CHRISTIANITY, TAKING RELIGIOUS ASSEMBLIES IN SCHOOLS, PROVISION OF YOUTH CLUB WITH CHRISTIAN ETHOS, PROMOTION OF CHRISTIANITY THROUGH EVENTS AND DISTRIBUTION OF LITERATURE, PROMOTING THE WHOLE MISSION OF THE CHURCH FOR SENIOR CITIZENS, CHILDREN, PARENTS AND TODDLERS, SUPPORTING OTHER CHARITIES.

The Charity runs scouting and guiding activities for Polish youth in the UK from age 5 to 21 years of age. Through such activities the aim is to provide an exciting and challenging programme for young people and to assist school and family in developing mentally strong, self sufficient, intelligent youngsters ready to take on leadership roles in the general community.

We advocate for the mental health of men at work, at home, and in other settings. Despite holding public events a few times a year, our primary focus is on video. Our goal is not to give advice, but rather to highlight what others have done to overcome mental health issues. We work with various charities and mental health services to break stigma.

We support, principally but not exclusively, the work of researchers in the School of Medicine of the University of Southampton by providing grants for initial studies, supporting PhD students with consumable costs, and the provision of equipment for both the laboratories in the School of Medicine and the newly opened Biomedical Reseach Unit ay Southampton General Hospital