Charities In Throughout England And Wales

The main purpose of the UKDCTN is to conduct independent, high quality, multi-centre clinical trials to answer questions of importance to clinicians and patients in dermatology. The Network is open to trial suggestions from anyone with an interest in skin disease. The Network provides 'hands on' advice and guidance in developing clinical trials. All UKDCTN trials are non-commercial.

Delivering philosophy education, advice and information to persons in custody in Her Majesty's prisons throughout England and Wales. We achieve this by running workshops, conferences, seminars and lectures. We train philosophers to deliver philosophy courses which we arrange, facilitate and fund.

Touchstone Projects supports motivational and inspirational programmes in prisons and immigration detention centres in the UK and abroad.Other supported projects include educational programmes in Africa as well as poverty and disaster relief in Africa and Asia.

Weekly Church Prayer Fellowships and Bible Study Classes; Free Telephone/Drop-in Counselling Services; Free Food & Clothes Distribution to the Homeless/Needy; Free Hospital Visitation/Prayer Services for the Sick; Free Drop-in Video Recreational Centre for the Aged; Free Annual Community Gospel Praise Festival.

To promote equality and diversity for the public benefit, with aparticular focus on equality and diversity of the governingbodies of charities, schools, public bodies and voluntarysector organisations, in order to promote the effectivenessand enhance the governance of these organisations in theUnited Kingdom.

For the Patronages of Wymering, Cosham, Farlington and Great Oxenden, supporting the parishes and benefices financially and in any other way the Trustees see fit. Support the provision of music in schools and young people, especially those from deprived backgrounds, as a therapy to help those suffering from physical and mental illness. Support other charitable activities as agreed by the Trustees.

Crafting of goods such as knitted and crotchet blankets toys and clothing for direct donation and also for fundraising purposes to support our beneficiaries

The object of the CIO is to relieve sickness and to preserve and protect good health for thepublic benefit by promoting medical knowledge, and excellence through education andresearch with particular reference to the diseases of psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis.

The object of the charity is to advance the education of the public in both the life and legacy of Oliver Cromwell (1599-1658), politician, soldier and statesman, and the wider history of the seventeenth century. The activities include supporting plaques at sites linked to Cromwell, the publication of information, the organisation of day schools, conferences and an annual service of commemoration.

The charity organises local and international CE meetings and offers a limited number of bursary awards to help with attendance. It provides a pool of experts on controlled environment construction, use and management for organisations who request it. The charity loans out an instrument package for calibrating light sensors. The charity provides training, guidance and workshops on CE operation.

To relieve sickness and preserve and protect the good health of children up to 18 yrs of age. Particularly, but not exclusively, those who are, or may suffer from a congenital illness, or who are in need of medical care living in the United Kingdom.

The church employs a multifaceted approach to advance the Christian faith, offering a variety of activities, groups and events that cater to the spiritual needs and preferences of its diverse congregation.The church is actively involved in addressing sickness and financial hardships within its community through a range of compassionate initiatives. Advancement of education.

Christmas For CAMHS provides special Christmas gifts every year for children and young people who are inpatients in child and adolescent mental health (CAMHS) wards across the UK over the Christmas holiday period.To help inpatients over the festive season feel thought-about, special and included, our individual gifts are for each young person to keep, as well as activity gifts for each ward.

To get 24 hour defibrillator access into the heart of communities, through supporting communities both financially and with their own fundraising efforts. Currently we are financially in a position to fully fund safe cabinets within the Rotherham Metropolitan Borough and to part fund those in other areas.

We run residential, experiential workshops for those who have been affected by serious crime so that they can begin to place their experience into the context of their lives and be able to choose to restore past roles and relationships. Through this work we hope to inform other groups and agencies about the potential to meet the unmet needs of victims of serious crimes.

Engagement with key stakeholders for advocacy of issues relating to teaching of Hinduism in the UK.To research on all relevant issues for maintaining high standards of teaching and learning of Hinduism the UK.To provide training of teachers teaching of Hinduism within the educational system and outside it.To provide consultancy services to all stakeholders including exam boards and publisher

The practice and performance of male choral music, not for profit, but to promote and continue the popularity of male voice singing whilst also raising money for charitable causes.

To create a permanent record of Romanesque sculpture created in Great Britain and Ireland between circa 1050 and circa 1200 .To advance the public knowledge of all such sculpture through engagement and education To assist in the preservation of such sculpture

We seek to create a positive supportive network of parents, families and professionals in order to share information and experiences and to give emotional support. Activities include hosting regular get-togethers to support families of those affected by RTS; and the publication of an information booklet, regular newsletters and a website.

The Association promotes retreats by providing resources for people seeking a retreat, a retreat leader or venue. It supports retreat centres and those in retreat ministry and facilitates an occasional consultation for those identified as spirituality advisors in the Anglican Dioceses. It is a member organisation offering support to people of all denominations and none.

We provide support, education, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by an insulinoma, a rare type of neuroendocrine tumour. Operating throughout the UK, we offer peer support groups, evidence-based resources, patient-friendly summaries of clinical guidelines, and promote research to improve care and awareness. Our work empowers patients and enhances treatment outcomes.

Grants are awarded to veterinary students and veterinary graduates, chiefly from the UK, for projects and courses that will further their education in zoological veterinary medicine.

(1) To promote and protect the physical and mental health of sufferers of Motor Neurone Disease (MND) and their families by the provision of grants of financial assistance.(2) To advance the education of the public by supporting research into Motor Neurone Disease (MND) and disseminating the useful results for the public benefit.

The relief of suffering caused by the participation in belief systems which are religious (or have similar effects as religions on their practitioners) by counselling and other help and the promotion of study and research into such systems for the benefit of the public.

TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT HUMAN LIFE AND PROPERTY BY SUPPLEMENTING AND SUPPORTING EMERGENCY SERVICES, STATUTORY BODIES AND OTHER ORGANISATIONS AS DEEMED APPROPRIATE BY THE TRUSTEES, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY PROVIDING 4X4 VEHICLES AND DRIVERS.