Charities In Throughout England And Wales

The charitable objects are to promote social inclusion for the public benefit of people with autism to assist themto integrate into society and to advance the public?s education about autism through the provision of a website,seminars and conferences; and to promote and protect the good health of people with autism.

To improve high temperature testing by: Providing a forum for discussion, organising conferences and laboratory visits, publishing conference proceedings and codes of practice and initiating research activities.

Action For Sport is a charity dedicated to promoting sport, preventing barriers to sport and to protecting the environment. The charity is dedicated to ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to participate in sport. We are based in Yorkshire and are proud to support both our local communities and communities all around the UK.

to raise public awareness of Shackletons great achievements in the heroic age of Antarctic exploration and his unique qualities of leadership; to sponsor Antarctic research; to support Dulwich College in care of the boat James Caird and the Shackleton archives; to encourage young people to play an active role; to arrange meetings, lectures and exhibitions; to promote charitable activities.

The charity is a Spiritualist Church. The objects of the Church are to advance the religion and religious philosophy of Spiritualism on the basis of the 7 Principles of our religion. The Church holds 3 weekly services. The services provide healing, philosophy and demonstrations of mediumship. All services are open to the general public.

Registered charity dedicated to encouraging and facilitating the learning of Gujarati language, values and culture and charity work related to the Gujarati community

To promote good health and relieve need by providing support to persons living with dementia, their families and carers, including by providing advice, support and informationTo advance the education of the public about dementia and about care and support for people living with dementia, their families and carers"

NGDR relieves the suffering of Great Danes in need of care and attention; by seeking to provide and maintain rescue homes or other facilities for their care and treatment, then seek to secure new and appropriate homes for these Great Danes.

Promoting improvements in care for people who are affected by Poland Syndrome- Undertaking research into effects of Poland Syndrome and disseminating the useful results thereof- Increasing awareness of Poland Syndrome amongst health professionals and the general public- The provision of free advice and assistance to persons effected by Poland Syndrome and their families

The Trust's mission is to promote and encourage the development of well-run residential summer camps in the UK, so that many more British children and young people can take part in summer camps and by spending time in happy communities in the context of a good holiday benefit their self-confidence, social skills, creativity and positive attitudes, as well as making them happier.

To provide a fully accessible gym experience for people with physical disabilities in the North of England. Our slogan "Making Exercise Accessible" refers to our mission to make exercise physically, financially and culturally accessible for people with physical disabilities.

To promote and protect the physical and mental health of persons at risk at risk of suicide, primarily but not exclusively those in the security industries by:a. Raising awareness of the issues of suicide and develop new suicide prevention initiatives;b. Providing seminars and conferences to share best practices, skills, techniques, expertise and initiatives to propromote suicide prevention.

We provide a safe place for domesticated ferrets and polecats. We take in and unwanted, sick and straying ferrets and polecats. We also try to rehome as many as possible but when we can not due to health or behaviour issues, we offer a permanent home at the rescue.

To advance such charitable purposes for the public benefit in England and Wales as the trustees see fit from time to time, in particular, but not limited to, the reduction in suicide rates among young people by developing and delivering bespoke suicide prevention training programmes in partnership with other organisations who work for the public benefit in the area of suicide prevention.

Focused on rare salivary gland cancers such as Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma, we provide information and support to people affected by, treating, or researching these conditions. We organise regular networking meetings and provide the opportunity to input into ground-breaking research projects and donate to the biobank. We are working to develop and improve access to, the newest targeted therapies.

The United Kingdom Falkland Islands Trust is dedicated to the assistance of the Falkland Islands and their population by conducting beneficial programmes of research and advice on agriculture, forestry, rural development and civic issues not normally funded by Government. For this the Trust uses the specialist skills and contacts of its UK based consultant and the dedication of its Trustees.

This company is membership based and actively promotes Horse Sport and recreational activities with emphasis on training our Youth to compete Internationally e.g. Europe and U.S.A. These youth events are held annually. We also make donations to horse related charities e.g. Animal Health Trust.

The International Association for Forensic Psychotherapy is a charitable organisation which exists to promote the health of offenders and victims through the use of psychotherapeutic understanding, risk assessment and treatment techniques and to advance understanding about forensic psychotherapeutic practice.

The provision of education and training in personal development skills for the benefit of the public, and in particular amongst disadvantaged and excluded adults, so as to develop their physical, mental and spiritual capacities, in order that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society and their conditions of life may be improved

To advance such charitable purposes for the public benefit as the Trustees see fit from time to time, in particular, but not limited to advancing education by making grants and supplying and giving access to technology to support the provision of and access to education within England and Wales.

We provide support and information to individuals, families and health professionals who are affected by, or come into contact with Ring Chromosome 20 Syndrome, or r(20) for short, an ultra-rare disease, the main symptom being difficult to treat epilepsy.We raise funds to help promote research into r(20) to try to improve overall quality of life for those living with the disease.

The charity runs a summer school with a programme of lectures at a high educational level given by scholars who are expert in biblical study, theology and related subjects. Instruction is also provided in biblical Greek and Hebrew at beginner, intermediate and advanced levels. The programme is delivered at a price which compares very favourably with other residential summer schools.

We have organised Festivals and Workshops to promote music and in particular the harmonica throughout the year. Through our bi-monthly magazine/newsletter we also promote and educate members and readers in harmonica music.

tO ESTABLISH LINKS BETWEEN EDUCATORS WHO HAVE AN INTEREST IN PASTORAL CARE AND PERSONAL SOCIAL EDUCATION THROUGH MEMBERSHIP OF THE ASSOCIATION AND THE QUARTERLY JOURNAL "PASTORAL CARE IN EDUCATION"

To assist such charitable foundations or for such charitable purposes as are within the objects for which the Guild of Air Pilots and Air Navigators is established.