Charities In Throughout England And Wales

The Company is established to advance religion in accordance with the Orthodox Jewish Faith and for such other purposes as are recognised by English Law as charitable and in furtherance of the aforementioned objects.

The charity sponsors Bible teaching by means of literature, audio and video tapes, digital and other recordings, films, radio, television and the internet. In particular it supports the written and spoken works of the Rev J David Pawson for Christian teaching, training and instruction by authorising and licensing the translation, publication and dissemination of his works worldwide.

The Officers Mess assists in providing the Royal Air Force personnel with the necessary skills to carry out their contribution to the Defence of the UK. The mess is established for the benefit of Service Personnel to promote military efficiency which underpins esprit de corps and team working to face challenges and dangers associated with military service.

Our mission is to make a way where there is no way for the poor, sick, marginalised, uneducated, and displaced by creating a community committed to generating and sharing personal and corporate wealth to help balance an unbalanced world.

Promoting making historic records available as open dataDeveloping open source tools for transcription and enhancement of OCR textsProviding databases of information and associated digitised images of historic records including the indexes to records of Birth, Marriage & Death (FreeBMD), Parish Registers and similar records (FreeREG), and Census records (FreeCEN)

To get as much money as possible into the hands of the world's best researchers, who are working to find a cure for Duchenne. We take on challenge events, awareness activities, community and corporate fundraising activities to further our aims.

Didymus is a small charity which supports organisations delivering high quality, creative projects, which widen access to and participation in the arts in Greater London and Yorkshire.

Facial Palsy UK aims to:Provide information and support for people living with facial palsy and their families.Raise funds to sponsor research in the diagnosis and treatment of facial palsy.Provide information and training to health care professionals to improve equity of services throughout England and Wales.Represent the facial palsy community through advocacy services and lobbying.

The objects of BIASP are to promote the advancement of Stroke Medicine within the United Kingdom.

Makes grants to charities which promote walking, protect public rights of way and those which provide opportunities for disadvantaged children and adults to enjoy, understand and appreciate the beauty of the countryside.

Primarily, the Foundation helps to fund and support the FMG Project- our flagship project which aims to help and empower disadvantaged young people in Brighton and the surrounding areas, through fitness and mindset coaching. We also help to fund and support other projects that make a similar impact.

We aim to share the Christian gospel in a clear and inclusive manner. We support community outreach here and abroad such as housing the homeless, we support additional needs students and help young people to develop. We offer community rooms and facilities for hire and work with local police and authorities in community work. We offer a full church base and work with other churches and charities.

The charity was placed into Members Voluntary Liquidation (solvent) on 23 December 2022 and Hugh Jesseman of Antony Batty & Company LLP was appointed as Liquidator. The charity is no longer trading.

Support for PLWH primarily in the UK. HIV Education, awareness and support for Faith communities and HIV sector organisations

Serving people of all ages, backgrounds, and identities, with a focus on those who are marginalised or disadvantaged by providing accessible, culturally competent, and community support services throughout the UK. It aims to respond to the evolving needs of society by developing and delivering a range of adaptable projects that reflect the changing social, cultural, and economic conditions today.

Providing information to journalists on stories about religion, including research briefings and access to reputable sources of expertise and a range of informed opinion on a particular topic. Offering events where people connected with stories about religion engage and discuss issues with journalists. Providing religious literacy training to journalists and media training to religious leaders.

The advancement of religion in accordance with the principles and tenets of ECKANKAR.

Advance islamic relegionPrevent and relief poverty or financial hardshipEducation training and healtcare projects

The principal activities and charitable objects are to encourage, promote and improve the breeding of Shorthorn cattle in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland or elsewhere, and to compile and maintain a Herd Book of recognised and pure bred Shorthorn cattle.

Regular public worship, prayer, Bible study, preaching and teaching; baptism; the Communion of the Lord?s Supper; evangelism and mission; teaching, encouragement, welcome and inclusion of young people; nurture and growth of Christian disciples; giving and encouraging pastoral care; supporting and encouraging charitable social action; supporting Baptists and other Christians.

To recover rehabilitate where necessary and re-home any Labrador Retriever which has in the opinion of the Charity been ill-treated, neglected or is unwanted for whatever reason with due regard to the age, sex or health of the dog and to do all that is possible to ensure the welfare of such dogs regardless of circumstances.

The Royal Warrant Holders' Charity was established in 1897 to support the charitable activities of RWHA members. RWHA Companies or their employees can apply for up to £3,000 for a local charity they are involved with for specific items, activities or projects. Match funding is encouraged by the company. For more info, please visit https://www.royalwarrant.org

ActivityPAS continues to raise awareness of and improve knowledge of stalking by contributing/speaking at national and local groups.In April 2018 PAS soft launched a specialist Advocacy Service appointing professionally trained volunteers to - Support victims at risk of stalking, enable early identification of stalking and act as a single-point of access to credible and reliable information

The activities are, through the use and understanding of information technology to:- seek the advancement of education - seek the advancement of research- improve the condition of life for the disadvantaged or disabled - support the relief of poverty- support for disaster relief efforts

The aim of the Charity is to fund research in the areas of disability and rehabilitation of rheumatic sufferers and related disabilities.