Charities In Throughout England And Wales

Child concern works to further and improve the knowledge and practice of all those involved and interested in the law and practice relating to children and children's issues. Based in the northwest it is an association with a multi-disciplinary membership from a wide geographic area, providing evening and day training seminars which are CPD accredited for solicitors and members of the bar.

To advance the education of the public in the preservation of Filipino arts, culture and heritage;The relief of sickness and preservation of health of the public through the provision of medical care to individuals in need who would otherwise not have access to such services in the Philippines;The relief of financial need and suffering among victims of natural or other disasters.

A unique professional association of individuals, business and corporate bodies involved in agricultural development. Aiming to advance education, research and practice in agriculture for poverty alleviation and sustainable development.

As a church we serve the community, by offering healing & religious services. Also raising money for other charities & good causes within the community. Collecting food for food banks

Five Circles Dog Rescue rescues and looks for loving homes in the UK for Spanish abandoned, stray and pound dogs whilst providing a safe haven for the most vulnerable dogs, which would not survive in pound conditions.

Income used to aid research work in connection with and the cure and prevention of cancer, rheumatism, malaria and morbid conditions of the prostate gland.

Publication of a quarterly magazine for membersEvents throughout the UK open to members and non members alikeOpportunity to apply for grants from the Society for study and travel

We are advancing open-source humanitarian technologies and empowering local manufacturers to produce essential technologies needed by their communities.Our work includes openly sharing humanitarian technology designs, and working with local communities to ensure the technology is appropriate and can be manufactured locally to the highest quality.

Transforming the care, support and protection of children affected by domestic homicide and abuse (DH&A)Promote advancement of education, protection of health, and relief of distress in the UK and Crown Dependencies (UK&CD)Advance education of the public in the subject and effects of DH&ABuild the capability and capacity of organisations, networks and groups in the UK&CD

The International Occupational Medicine Society Collaborative (IOMSC) is a global leader in Occupational and Environmental Medicine (OEM). A collaboration comprising of 53 national OEM societies, associations, and faculties in countries across the world. Between us, we already speak for more than 30,000 occupational medicine healthcare professionals worldwide.

Apollo seeks to promote positive mental health and emotional well-being through the healing and therapeutic power of music and arts. In partnership with educational establishments, health care services and others, Apollo co-produces performance-based and participatory projects and bespoke training programmes. We champion the role of the arts in promoting positive mental health.

The foundation seeks to promote, encourage and extend the love, appreciation, enjoyment, understanding and practice of fine and decorative arts, and their traditional skills, through awarding grants for art projects in and supporting fine/decorative arts students in and from north Wales, Merseyside, Wirral, Cheshire, Shropshire and Herefordshire.

The Charity supports the activities and events in the performing arts relating to Sudden Impulse Theatre Company. Specifically any projects of social, cultural or heritage impact where public grants and funding has been obtained. This could be seeking and managing project grant funding, organising community events or promoting challenging art which has a specific community or heritage focus.

Providing scouting for young people aged from 5-15 in accordance with the aims and objectives of the Scout Association in the village of Horsley Woodhouse, Derbyshire.

Fundraising, for the public benefit, the relief of sickness and preservation and protection of good health through the provision of providing grants to promote medical research into Infantile Neuro Axonal Dystrophy, the useful results of which will be published, with the aim of finding a cure and medication to improve prognosis.

The Association seeks to promote handwriting skills as a vital component of literacy by organising workshops, lectures, courses and conferences and by publishing an annual Journal and a series of booklets with advice to parents, teachers and other practitioners on good practice in acquiring handwriting skills and remediating problems.

Support the families of police officers and staff who have died whilst serving for Merseyside police by using peer support, offering alternative therapies and financial support

Strictly non-fundraising, frontline support is offered with members often working alongside paid staff, sometimes on their own or with other charitable organisations

The Driver Youth Trust aims to improve opportunities for young people in particular by supporting projects, policy advocacy and undertaking and commissioning research, all with a focus on literacy.

TAKE PART IN CHARITABLE FUND RAISING CONCERTS. ST. DAVID'S DAY CONCERTS AT LOCAL SCHOOLS. SING AT RESIDENTIAL HOMES AT CHRISTMAS. TAKE PART IN REMEMBRANCE/MEMORIAL SERVICES AND LOCAL COMMUNITY EVENTS. PROMOTE MALE VOICE CHORAL SINGING IN COMMUNITY AND WITH VISITORS

The charity operates a homeless feeding scheme in conjunction with Project 58:7, an initiative of Churches Together Basildon. We also run a Cafe' on weekdays for the lonely, isolated and vulnerable in our community. Our church meets weekly on a Sunday morning for community, worship and bible study. We also run small groups throughout the week for the purpose of connecting.

New Kapporet is a Christian listening service, providing confidential, Christian-based emotional support to persons in UK and elsewhere, who are experiencing feelings of distress or despair, including those who may be at risk of suicide. Initially, the organisation will focus on calls from landlines and mobiles, extending the service to email, SMS and instant messaging as listener numbers grow.

For the public benefit, the relief and assistance of people with complex medical needs who are registered disabled throughout England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland by providing them with respite accommodation which is inclusive and accessible.

The Trustees meet once or twice a year to consider applications from students who wish to further their education within the jewellery trade. An award is given to enable a student to continue with his/her studies when he/she is responsible for finding the fee and it has become very difficult or impossible to do so. Awards are made to help a student with the cost of a course or apprenticeship.

The Cancer Club is dedicated to bringing men with advanced stage cancers together to enhance their wellbeing. Our mission is to get men talking through an online community and by taking them to a variety of sporting events where they can connect over common experiences and gain emotional support from others "in the same boat".