Charities In Throughout England And Wales

The Aortic Dissection Charitable TrustOur mission is to save lives by improving the diagnosis of aortic dissection and bringing consistency of treatment across the patient pathways.

Talitha Arts uses creative arts to provide therapeutic arts workshops that benefit people's mental health and wellbeing, particularly survivors of trauma (including women survivors of trafficking and domestic abuse, refugees, and people living with dementia), enabling people to reach their full potential.

Adv of scientific education & research in forestry/ornithology;Adv education in arts by funding art colleges/grants to not for profit art galleries & public galleries;Adv educational & environmental objectives to Third World/other environmental projects (provided purpose(s) are charitable according to law of England & Wales);Make grants for any charitable purpose(s) which Trustees think fit.

The object of the Charity is to provide, from the donations received from individuals, aid and assistance to people.

The primary objects are Jewish causes and social welfare.Email submissions are preferable to postal submissions where possible.

The German Welfare Council offers independent help and advice free of charge for people predominantly of German origin or connections with personal and social problems. This help is provided by a bilingual social worker with a wide experience of statutory and voluntary provisions for social care in both Germany and the UK.

The Association was active in holding its conference in Birmingham in 2018 - attracting 800 delegates - its largest to date. The organisation was also closely involved with the British Academy, supporting Writing Workshops in a range of locations including Accra, Lagos, Luanda, Nairobi, and Lalibela.

Professional counselling & psychotherapy / discipleship & Bible training / women's ministry / media / spiritual development conferences & meetings / consultancy.

Information Network Focus on Religious Movements (Inform) advances public knowledge and understanding by the promotion of study and research into religions and those movements commonly known as new religious movements concerned with the exploration of spiritual life or philosophies. Inform disseminates useful results of such study and research to the public.

The object of the Charity, is to advance such Charitable Purposes as the Trustees see fit from time to time in particular but not limited to promoting the efficiency of the armed forces for the public benefit including supporting persons who are currently serving or who have served in the armed forces and their dependants.

Holds annual conferences for Members. Publishes books and magazines. Supports research.

Voluntary Uniformed Youth Organisation, for children from age 4 to 18 in four sections, Martins, Y Team, JTC, Seniors.Each section, has its own activity programme and badge scheme. Groups develop personal skills, abilities, grow self-confidence and offer adventurous activities, camping trips and nurture whilst maintaining a Christian ethos.

To advance the education of young people throughout England and Wales, for the public benefit by making grants, awards, scholarships and bursaries to secondary school students in full-time education. To advance such other charitable purposes (according to the laws of England and Wales) as the trustees see fit from time to time

The objective of the charity continued to be that of making grants and partnering with other deserving charitable organisations and individuals.

To advance the Christian faith among young people and families, in schools, groups, communities and in conjunction with churches in the area of drama ministry across the UK and further afield.

Arrange and provide for meetings and conferences on subjects of general and special interest in the field of Comparative and International Education, stimulate knowledge and research, provide for the publication of COMPARE Journal, as well as dissemination in the area of Comparative and International Education.

The National Council for Osteopathic Research (NCOR) was established in 2003 to provide leadership and unity in osteopathic research development. NCOR aims to improve the osteopathic evidence base by fostering research, increasing research capacity and capability within the osteopathic profession, and raising the profile of osteopathic and osteopathic relevant research findings.

A Roman Catholic academic institute that engages with the moral questions arising in clinical practice and biomedical research. The Centre engages in scholarly dialogue. It contributes to public policy debates and to debates and consultations within the Church. It runs educational programmes for, and gives advice to, Catholics and other interested healthcare professionals & biomedical scientists.

The Lymphoma Research Trust supports research into the treatment of lymphoma. It makes grants to medical researchers at the Lymphoma Trials Office who organise clinical trials to see which treatments are most effective.

Founded in 2010 Inside Justice undertakes pro bono criminal casework and investigations, providing free access to experts and highlighting individual and systemic failings. Our casework empowers disadvantaged individuals and our vision is to deliver justice by working with statutory partners to achieve a fair and transparent criminal system for all.

General Charitable PurposesRelief of PovertyOverseas aid/Famine reliefReligious activities

The Trust mainly fulfils its charitable objectives amongst the international group of Christian believers known as the Brethren by providing subsidised travel for those in necessitous circumstances and making travel arrangements to enable members of the Brethren community to attend religious conferences and gospel preaching of the Word of God.

To advance religion in accordance with the Orthodox Jewish Faith and to support other charitable activities as are recognised under English Law.

Centre for Policy Development and Advocacy seeks to promote the visibility of young people through creative learning and engagement in decisions that will affect and impact their future.CPDA seeks to break this tide through non-formal participatory approach to learning and training for knowledge development in human rights, non-violent conflict transformation and intercultural learning.

Financially support not-for-profit organisations that work with children who experience neglect, abuse, starvation, or poverty. The aim is to provide these children with opportunities, tools, and resilience to overcome such heart-breaking challenges and build a better lifeAll donations to charity from MCS Global Ltd and/or Richard van der Knaap