Charities In Throughout England And Wales

A) TO RELIEVE POVERTY OR FINANCIAL HARDSHIP, FOR PEOPLE LIVING IN GREATER LONDON AREA (INCLUDING A FOODBANK) B) TO PROVIDE FACILITIES IN THE INTEREST OF SOCIAL WELFARE FOR RECREATION OR OTHER LEISURE TIME OCCUPATION, WHO HAVE NEED OF SUCH FACILITIES BY REASON OF THEIR YOUTH, AGE, INFIRMITY OR DISABILITY, FINANCIAL HARDSHIP OR SOCIAL CIRCUMSTANCES WITH OBJECT OF IMPROVING THEIR CONDITION OF LIFE

Building a new B17 steam locomotive Spirit of Sandringham at Sheffield using components manufactured by British Industry, funded by public donations. Working with local Education Authorities and STEM, the Trust continues the initiative to inspire and develop students' understanding of scientific principles related to steam power and associated engineering applications in five secondary schools.

To further education, learning and research related to the history of late medieval England (and in particular the life & reign of King Richard III) and to disseminate the results of such education, learning and research through the commissioning, preparation and publication of books, documents and by such other means as the Trustees may at their discretion determine.

Small scale touring theatre company and provide theatre/acting workshops.

General charitable activities

To support members of the Silversmiths & Jewellery industry, past and present, who have fallen on hard times.

Ummatul-Islammiyah Islamic and cultural centre brings people of all races, spiritual backgrounds and beliefs under one roof for a variety of activities and events, including youth activities, fundraisers and social gatherings. As well as this, we provide marriage counselling, educative services and are a proud safe space for young people during the holidays.

Climb 2 Recovery (C2R) supports chronically wounded, injured, and sick veterans through fully funded adaptive climbing programs. Since 2016, C2R has delivered over 1,100 annual training days at just £105 per person per day. Climbing aids emotional regulation, self-esteem, and mindfulness while fostering camaraderie and purpose. Dr. Lucy Sheen-Harker describes it as life-changing and life-saving.

Open the Bible (UK) educates people about the Christian faith, and provides training and resources to church leaders, through its website; social media; audio and printed resources; and by airing radio programmes on Premier Christian Radio in the UK.

TO PROMOTE FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT THE EFFICIENCY OF EXCLUSIVELY CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS BY ENCOURAGING AND FOSTERING PARTICIPATION BY SECRETARIES AND OTHER EXECUTIVE OFFICERS OF SUCH INSTITUTIONS IN DISCUSSIONS, CONFERENCES, SEMINARS AND LECTURES CONCERNED PRIMARILY WITH PROMPTING SUCH EFFICIENCY.

Finding Rhythms aims to assist and support prisoners and ex-prisoners in finding new patterns of behaviour. We do this through a combination of music courses, 1-2-1 mentoring and a nationally recognised employability certificate. Our work from time to time extends to individuals affected by crime, families of prisoners and connected communities.

Is to provide benefits for charitable institutions and foundations

To rescue dogs, particularly ex-racing greyhounds or sighthounds that are no longer wanted by their owners or have been abandoned across England and Wales.

Safe Sport International seeks to end violence and abuse against athletes.Its core work is to:1. Set the standard for the minimum infrastructure internationally, and nationally, to safeguard athletes2. Develop and communicate safeguarding practices for sport3. Assist organisations to deliver safe sport through training and consultancy4. Deliver biannual global conventions sharing learning

Funds administered for the benefit of members of CIoJ and their dependents.

Setting standards of training in broadcast journalism, agreeing those standards with training deliverers, carrying out course inspections and granting accreditation if delivery meets the required standards. Career's advice.

One of the UK's leading Brass Bands.The band performs concerts, outside engagements and participates in contests. The band aims to promotes the art of Brass Bands to the public and the younger generations alongside encouraging music education and development to band members and externally.

Two Destination Language shares high quality contemporary performance with the public. It makes work to provoke new thinking about how cultures interact, and brings this to audiences as widely as possible. It also works with local communities to engage individuals in the arts and runs microfests to develop audiences for contemporary performance in places which see little of it.

We support anybody affected by self-harm: people of any age and gender who self-harm (from hair pulling to cutting and from overdosing to eating disorders), as well as those who support them (family, friends and professionals). We provide peer support, workshops, training, resources, advice. We are survivor led and run, are based in Leeds, West Yorkshire, but operate across the UK

The advancement of the Christian faith in the UK for the public benefit, mainly, but not exclusively, bymeans of supporting the establishment of new Church Groups, and providing administration, professionaland technical support, and guidance to new and established Church Groups, and other ministries, and inparticular, but without limitation, those connected with the Free Methodist Church UK.

The Rees Jeffreys Road Fund is a grant making charity, founded by William Rees Jeffreys, a lifelong campaigner for roads. Its three main activities are the provision of support for academic posts and studentships; contributions to physical projects on land adjoining highways: and support for highway-related research projects.

Dog A.I.D. (Assistance in Disability) empowers physically disabled people throughout the UK to train their own pet dogs, supported by professional dog trainers as volunteers, to qualify as Assistance Dogs. Our highly skilled volunteers develop the training to meet individual needs. Dog A.I.D. partnerships build independence, wellbeing and confidence, reduce isolation and need for constant care.

The Trustees DO NOT accept unsolicited requests.The Trustees support a wide variety of UK and worldwide charitable causes. In furtherance of the objects, the Trustees make a substantial number of grants to charitable organisations both on a one off and recurring basis.

The trust makes grants for a small number of charitable purposes selected by the trustees. Speculative grant applications are unlikely to be funded at present.

Any charitable purpose relating to the National Health Service wholly or mainly for the services provided by East Cheshire NHS Trust.