Charities In Throughout England And Wales

To advance the education of the UK public in the subject of the Yiddish language and its associated history, culture and tradition in the fields of literature, poetry, theatre, art and music, in particular but not exclusively by the provision of opportunities for Yiddish speakers of all abilities and those who wish to learn Yiddish to practice and hone their skills.

The charity identifies, supports - and may commission - projects to transform the lives of those marked by crime and hopelessness. We support retraining, sports, the arts, and other activities that promote teamwork, practical skills, a channel for energy and a sense of self worth.

Organise volunteers to survey, identify and remove lost and abandoned fishing nets, angling gear and marine debris presenting a hazard to marine life. Use our own Rigid Inflatable Boat and also charter commercial dive charter boats where necessary. Organise volunteers and the use of our resources for cleaning beaches and increasing publicawareness of the marine litter and ghost gear problem

The charity supports men and women who suffer from the specific social anxiety Avoidant Paruresis, aka Shy Bladder Syndrome. To this end it provides a website of information, and a moderated online forum. It runs therapeutic residential workshops using a CBT approach, raises public awareness, promotes research, and promotes the concept of individual privacy in public toilet design.

1. Sustain the interest of Mfantsipim Past Students in the diaspora by organising meetings and functions.2. Coordinate fundraising activities for Mfantsipim School in particular and the Cape Coast Metropolitan area in general.3. Acquire and donate scientific equipment, information and communications technology tools, fund scholarships, awards, prizes, teaching aids and mentoring projects etc.

The relief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship, or other disadvantages, in particular, but not exclusively those of the Eritrean community within the U.K by the provision of support, training, services and facilities to assist in their integration into UK society. It also promotes the provision of facilities for recreation and other leisure time.

AIF gives support for families where one partner is usually Roman Catholic, or Orthodox, and the other of another church, giving them a voice within the churches, and working for unity of Christians everywhere.

1. Providing activities in the interests of social welfare for people who have need by reason of their age, infirmity or disability, poverty or social and economic circumstances with a view to improving the conditions of their lives.2. Helping young people to develop their skills, to enable them to participate responsibly in society;3. Advancing education;4. Relieving unemployment.

XLH UK exists to help those with X-linked hypophosphatemia (XLH) and their families living in the UK. We organise events and maintain a website with resources and news. We raise awareness by sharing stories of the lived experience. We also contribute to research into the multiple aspects of this rare condition, to better inform the development of new treatments and standards for best care.

The objectives of the Canoe Foundation are principally to raise money; inform and educate; and allocate funds, in line with the Charity's mission statement: 'Positively changing lives through canoeing'. This includes support for young people and equality.

The provision of art education by the promotion and appreciation of the work and life of Josef Herman, the stimulation of contemporary arts through planned activities within the community, developing the skills of young people in contemporary art by the award of grants and an annual art prize. Also the promotion of Human Rights, for example holding events to commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day.

1. To Minister the Word of God worldwide through Music, Preaching and Teaching.2. To assist persons with diverse kinds of needs both in the United Kingdom and around the world.

Providing, among other things, religious retreats within the UK and within any property that the CIO acquires in any appropriate country for that purpose.

Providing a permanent, interactive, historical and educational internet resource which enables the collection and preservation of information concerning prisoners of war. Organising seminars, conferences and tours about the experiences of prisoners of war, and any other activities that support these purposes.The commemoration and remembrance of former prisoners of war.

We give grants to those going overseas to help in a voluntary capacity in schools, churches and hospitals. The applicant must pay for their travel themselves and not receive any renumeration for the work they will undertake.

Establishing Food Security. Growing food for nutrition to prevent malnutrition and improve mental and physical health by promoting effective waste management systems. Installing DRY sanitation systems to prevent ground water pollution and the spread of disease. Train awareness to generate self sufficient communities, schools and villages thus avoiding Government and charitable handouts for food.

Our Charity is established for the advancement of religion in accordance with the teachings of John W. Doorly in the research of Christian Science and its practice as a pure Science of Christianity. The John W Doorly Trust may engage in publishing and educational activities, preserve his published works, archive material, promoting the understanding of the Science and system of Christian Science.

Pathfinders Camp is an annual event that brings together people with, and without, disabilities in order to enjoy a week's camping holiday. Established in 1956 it caters mainly for women aged 18 and over. Around a hundred "Pathfinders" gather in August each year, to share in a holiday based upon a philosophy that encourages everyone to participate in, and share, camp life together.

Kinfest aims to alleviate isoloation within Kinship families. It does so by organising holidays, events, day trips and fundraising activities for people, and their families, who look after another family or friends child(ren).

The assistance of persons with Asperger's Syndrome including the raising of awareness of the condition and the provision of information through the maintaining of a website, the giving of workshops/presentations and the holding of a support group workshop (in the form of a social club) for young adults with Asperger's Syndrome.

We are a Christian charity endeavouring to advance the Christian religion through conferences, Bible studies and seminars, religious services, supporting other Christian charities, producing and/or distributing literature and media items to enlighten others about the Christian religion. We operate mainly, but not exclusively, within the UK.

The main activity is the work of the IFA Board which agrees the strategy to achieve the maximum benefit to our members and the public. Meetings also attended with other Air Safety organisations which include; EASA, RAeS & ICAO airworthiness panel. In addition to the above IFA sponsors the attendance of it's members staff on Airworthiness courses and Scholarships.

105 Relief of Poverty106 Overseas Aid / Famine Relief111 Animals205 Other charities / Voluntary Bodies302 Makes grants to organisations including schools, charities etc.

Friends of St Mark's Juba was established to complement the ongoing efforts of The Coptic Orthodox Diocese of Khartoum and the Republic of South Sudan and their work with St Mark's Orthodox School, Juba, Republic of South Sudan, helping ensure the school makes a difference in the lives of all local children and their families by providing hands on educational support.

We are a nature conservation charity that runs unique workshops, events and activities for children and their families, that teaches them about nature and the environment through fun, magic, theatre and story telling.