Charities In Throughout England And Wales

BackCare (registered as the National Back Pain Association) is an independent national charity that helps people manage and prevent back pain by providing information, promoting self help, encouraging debate and funding research into better back care.

Makes grants to those charitable institutions which the charity's Founder wishes to support.

The Poverty Truth Network supports local groups to establish new Poverty Truth Commissions across the UK; nurtures the work of local commissions; provides a strategic national response to factors that contribute to poverty that consistently emerge from the local commissions; and engages with a wider movement of organisations and programmes that seek to alleviate poverty in all its forms.

Spare Tyre uses and makes theatre that enables voiceless communities and individuals to share and celebrate their untold stories transforming lives and challenging prejudice.We currently work with older people, adults with learning disabilities, people with advanced dementia, women who have experienced violence, and disenfranchised and economically communities across London and beyond.

Furthers work of the Christian Church through preaching, teaching, publishing and promoting the Christian Gospel. This is done through preaching visits by Dr Jerry Savelle, the distribution of quarterly magazines and monthly teaching letters, a correspondence course and instructional CDs and DVDs. The Charity also maintains a prayer department.

Promoting the care and upbringing of children by LGBT adopters and foster carers. Helping to create a wide pool of adopters and foster carers by raising awareness, and by promoting their utilisation and fair treatment. Advancing public awareness and acceptance of these families.

Enactus connects students, academic and business leaders through entrepreneurial-based projects that empower people to transform opportunities into real, sustainable progress for themselves and their communities.

We are a Pre School which operates along side Marden Primary School in Hereford. The Pre-School serves the local area and beyond. Children attend a variety of sessions, with the Pre School opening 5 days a week during term time. Our opening hours are 08:00to 17:15 Monday to Thursday and 08:00 to 16:30 Friday. We also incorporate a Breakfast and Afterschool Club for older children to attend.

The purpose of The Fort Foundation is to make grants to individuals and charitable institutions at the Trustees discretion

The charity exists to advance the education of the public by promoting the fine art of botanical painting or any allied art which it does by facilitating exhibitions of work by members and non members. Also advice, help and encouragment to botanical artists including a distance learning diploma course for those too distant to attend conventional workshops and classes.

Providing social and recreational activities for young people, as well as providing skills development programmes that are beneficial to young people in order to upskill them; organising workshops and activities to raise awareness and tackle issues around various subject matters that are relevant and of interest to young people, such as mental health, youth violence & employability amongst others.

1/ The health and welfare and education of the general public. 2/ To promote the study and appreciation of agriculture, horticulture, silviculture, land management, ecology & conservation and preservation of the countryside. 3/ In furtherance of the above to make payments to any person or charitable body whose objects include the above objectives.

To use the funds raised, firstly to relieve the need of families affected by Angelman Syndrome and similar conditions by funding equipment, therapy and other essential services. Secondly by funding research into treatments and cures for Angelman Syndrome. Thirdly by increasing and improving the opportunities for children with Angelman and similar conditions to take part in physical activities.

Grants awarded to help with the education of the sons and daughters of commercial travellers, sales representatives and manufacturers' agents, where the family has suffered adversity, for children at state, private day or boarding schools, college or university. A parent must have travelled to sell to the trade or business, not direct to the public. Children usually aged between 4 to 25.

Kindred funds research, collaborative endeavours and the development of programmes to increase the awareness of the importance of the early years of childhood development.

Making grants for capital projects to organisations which are located close to where C & J Clark Ltd employees, ex employees, pensioners and their dependents live. Occasionally grants for startup costs but not to individuals nor for running costs.Examples of recipients of recent grants have included schools, hospitals, community facilities, sports, village halls, preservation etc

The charity supports the natural aural approach to the education of deaf children with its educational consultants and audiological technicians.

1. Pathway to Prosperity Plus (P2P Plus)2. English Language Conversational Club3. Digital Community Empowerment4. Manchester Happy Homes Project5. Salford Happy Homes Project6. Manchester Living -Well Mental Health Peer Support Service7. Research Capacity Building8. Digital Inclusion9. Volunteering10. Psychosocial Perinatal Peer Support11. Mental Health Wellbeing Sessions.

The charity makes donations to other charities and occasionally to individuals on each case chosen by the Trustees.

The Publishing Training Centre offers a wide range of training and educational services covering the broad spectrum of learning needsPrices services sensitively and effectively so as to enable the widest possible access Encourages the industry to respond to the challenge of efficient operation through effective learningProvides international outreach to global publishing communities

Our mission is to inspire and inform policy and practice which lead to the reduction of poverty and the achievement of sustainable livelihoods in Africa, with a particular focus on sub-Saharan Africa. We do this through practical policy advice, policy-focused dissemination, debate and applied research. We also work with partners in the public and private sectors across Wales and UK generally.

Provision of wheelchair accessible boats on public waters all over the UK to provide disabled people with hassle-free and independent access to waterborne activities such as nature watching, pleasure boating, powerboating and angling.

Provision of grants to former Grenadiers and their dependants

Theatre Alibi has been making theatre since 1982 and has a national reputation for high quality and imaginative work for people of all ages. We tour to the tiniest primary school in our home county, Devon, and to some of the best-known theatres in the country.