Charities In Throughout England And Wales

The Music Therapy Charity funds essential and pioneering research and training which support the growth and reputation of the profession. Robust evidence is needed to enable music therapy to progress, to advance into new fields and increase delivery to people who need it.

TO PROMOTE HUMANE BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS DOGS BY PROVIDING APPROPRIATE CARE, PROTECTION, TREATMENT AND SECURITY FOR DOGS WHO ARE IN NEED OF CARE AND ATTENTION BY REASON OF SICKNESS, MALTREATMENT, POOR CIRCUMSTANCES OR ILL USAGE AND TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC IN MATTERS PERTAINING TO CANINE WELFARE IN GENERAL AND THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY AND SUFFERING AMONG DOGS

The Shepherd's Flock International Church, United Kingdom is primarily Christian organisation / church providing opportunity for worship within the communities it is located, but more importantly, it is also set up to engage with its local communities through its charitable activities. The Shepherd's Flock International Church, United Kingdom also supports other local charities with same objects.

The charity provides a scholarship programme to support young women from diverse backgrounds to pursue a career in the finance sector to redress the gender imbalance in the finance sector.

Multitrack works with production companies, broadcasters and the wider UK audio industry to address issues of accessibility and inclusivity within radio and podcasting. The Multitrack audio producer fellowship offers entry level producers in the UK paid placements at independent audio production companies, training and networking opportunities, and the chance to pitch for commissions.

The 353 Trust had 3 major fund raising events in the accounting period. A virtual black tie memorial dinner in February, the R4H Rugby tournament and gin day and Conrad's Ride, a motorcycle event attended by 200 people. Trustee Tony Lewis gave several talks, aimed at inspiring adventurous people to undertake sponsored events to raising money for The 353 Trust.

World Heritage UK is concerned to promote the conservation and protection of the UK's World Heritage Sites. It does this by working with national agencies to provide information exchange, technical skills development and support across our membership and the general public.

We actively warn owners against offering their Border Collies for free on Preloved/Gumtree/Freead websites, and educate about the dangers of these dogs being used as bait in dog fighting communities. Moreover, we organise support for owners and suggest additional options such as the use of our fostering / adoption programme. We are located in the UK and cover England, Scotland and Wales.

The Charity's objects are to promote Registered Exmoor Ponies and to encourage and maintain the standards of ponies used for breeding and to form and publish a stud book for the registration of Exmoor ponies. The Charity seeks to educate the public on the attributes of this rare native breed and act in an advisory capacity in reported cases of ill treatment of Registered Exmoor Ponies.

Thriving Through Recreation provides funds for children and young people living in England and Wales aged 0-18 years (0-24 years if they are registered with a current Education, Health and Care Plan) to regularly access learning or training in recreational pursuits or leisure-time educational activities in the interests of their social, emotional, and educational welfare.

The National Heritage Science Forum improves partnership within the heritage science sector and with others by increasing collaboration to help practice make better use of research, knowledge and innovation and to enhance resources, funding and skills, investment and profile. Its activities seek to demonstrate the public benefit of heritage science and increase public engagement and support for it

For the first time, New Visuality has worked with ceramicists and object-makers and exhibited their work in city centre locations.New Visuality continues to run art camps during every school holiday, work with young people with disabilities and learning difficulties and run graduate-curated exhibitions. New Visuality has also collaborated with charity Stretch.

The object of the CIO is, for the benefit of the general public, to promote and advance the education of the arts through the provision of dance and other training on leadership to women, including young women between 12 and 18 years of age.

The society was founded in 1963 to promote interest in the life and work of Sir Nigel Gresley. Meetings are held in the spring and autumn, at various locations, when there are talks by well known speakers. Our journal, The Gresley Observer is published three times a year and the society owns an ex GNR N2 tank locomotive and a 1938 buffet lounge car. Our website is at www.Gresley.org.

TSJRT wants to enable looked after children to be happy and to transition into a fulfilling adulthood. To this end, it aims to support charities working with children in care (foster, kin and state) and care leavers (up to the age of 30). TSJRT will prioritise work which helps de-institutionalise the experience of being in care or in receipt of post care services.

We are an organisation that is interested in all aspects of the Vickers machine gun, its use and its users. We publish books, a journal, a website and provide archival resources online and at our collection location near Swindon, Wiltshire. We also provide firing demonstrations of the Vickers MG and other historic weapons.

To promote and protect the physical and mental health of sufferers of leukemia and cancer through the provision of financial assistance and support. To advance education of the general public in all areas relating to leukemia and cancer.

The Trust aims to provide grants to help aspiring professional organists. Preference will be given to students seeking assistance towards special projects, rather than continuing academic tuition. The Flentrop scholarship awarded annually allows a student to spend two weeks in Holland with Flentrop, organ builders. The ETT Annual Award funds a candidate in a project related to the organ.

Big Picture are a UK based Registered Charity working exclusively to help existing charities and voluntary organisations raise awareness of their causes. A visual presence through film is now a vital way for charities to communicate with both existing and potential supporters and clients.

Advancement of animal welfare; (2) Specifically, assisting homeless, or abandoned, or otherwise in need dogs in poor health, mistreated or otherwise at risk to: i) Better health ii) Be found safe and appropriate homes throughout the UK and Europe iii) Long term monitoring of their care

Nurturing the craft, creativity and wellbeing of women poets in the UK. The Rebecca Swift Foundation provides support and creative professional development opportunities through a range of programmes.

The sanctuary provides a permanent home for abused, unwanted, bereaved etc psittacines. We provide an educational resource for students. We provide help, advice and support to parrot owners.

Promote public health and advance public medical education by: Improving knowledge of viruses, especially diagnosis and management of viral diseases, pathogenesis, natural history and prevention; Improving diagnostic methods; Promoting high standards in laboratory viral diagnosis through quality assessment activities, education and development of reference standards.

Training for parenting practitioners.Behaviour management programmes for parents Educational programmes to help parents better manage and understand their child's conditionNational telephone helplineCollaborating with and undertaking Research ProjectsConferences,Consultancy and training to schools.Supporting and working with ADHD advocacy groups across the UK

The charity provides, or assists, in the provision of facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation, or other leisure-time occupation of young people who have need of such facilities by reason of their youth, age, infirmity or disability, financial hardship or social circumstances with the object of improving their conditions of life