Charities In Throughout England And Wales

OUR CHARITY SUPPORTS AND ADVANCES THE DEVELOPMENT OF RESEARCH AND EDUCATION IN THE ART OF DANCE IN ALL ITS FORMS, DISSEMINATING THE WORK OF NEW AND ESTABLISHED SCHOLARS VIA CONFERENCES, SEMINARS, DISCUSSIONS AND ARTS EVENTS. WE ARE COMMITTED TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF NETWORKS AND FRUITFUL COLLABORATION WITH LIKE-MINDED ORGANISATIONS AS A MEANS TO RESPOND TO INITIATIVES AND DIVERSITY IN THE COMMUNITY.

1 The advancement of education of ConFor members employed in the forestry or related industries in particular by the provision of grants and assistance to further their education or training and improve their professional development. 2 The provision of assistance to ConFor members or their dependents employed in the forestry or realted industries who may be in need, hardship or distress.

The Creation Resources Trust exists to promote belief in Biblical creation as opposed to evolution theory. We provide resources to enable churches & the general public to access relevant facts & information to enable a healthy debate on such a controversial issue. We publish our own printed materials, operate a mail-order service for books, DVD's & CD's, and provide speakers for seminars. CRT does

The charity supports those in education. This is carried out through the provision of grants and materials to people in full time education and organisations which support those in full time education.

SecurityWomen operates on an educational basis and promotes awareness of gender equality in the security sector through gathering of data and research, and publicising through our website (www.securitywomen.org), app and social media and through other media events and platforms.

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment by promoting biological diversity in particular but not exclusively through the planting of trees or supporting the planting of trees in suitable areas.Advance public education in the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment

The purpose of the MarcoPolo700 Foundation is to promote inclusive access to education and digital technologies for Art and Cultural conservation. The Foundation organises events and exhibitions to make cultural heritage accessible to all. The organisation aims to foster intercultural dialogue and mutual understanding on a global level by highlighting shared cultural heritage and history.

Technology Books for Children provides a website that promotes reading for pleasure on tech topics. This is done through curated reading lists and resources. We also offer tech book packs, author and book ambassador visits to educational organisations/events and interactive tech activities.

Friends of Street Children Bangladesh supports work with street children. Our main partner is LEEDO, based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. We raise funds to support their work, for example fundraising meals. We raise funds online with Peoplesfundraising.com. LEEDO undertake outreach and education on the streets and run a Peace Home for children with no other options.

Providing support, information and advocacy for sufferers of CVS and their families as well as promoting awareness to the public and medical profession.

The UK Clinical Ethics Network (UKCEN) is the over-arching coordinating body for Clinical Ethics Committees (CECs) in the UK. CECs are advisory bodies attached to NHS trusts, who aim to advise clinicians on ethical issues regarding patient care and their trusts about the ethical implications of new policies. UKCEN organises annual conferences, sets standards and runs a website.

We advance global education for the public benefit concerning all areas of female reproductive and menstrual health. We support the relief of global period poverty of women who are unable to afford basic sanitary products. In particular through the provision of sanitary products to women who are unable to afford them.

To raise funds from Doon School's alumni and Friends of Doon for the purposes of supporting:1) economically disadvantaged students to study at Doon by way of bursary and scholarship programmes; and 2) important development projects (e.g. smart classrooms, housing facilities, laboratories, new buildings, etc.)

The organisation seek to educate the public by promoting women's contributions to the arts, past & present, focusing on artists with a UK connection. Activities include lectures, artists' talks & specially arranged tours of relevant exhibitions.

To advance the public understanding and appreciation of the visual arts nationally and internationally in particular through the works of Sir Frank Bowling OBE RA.

We offer training on the topic of safeguarding and other related topics. We also support young people by delivering sessions focused on keeping them safe and emotionally well.

Bar in the Community makes available to voluntary organisations the skills and experience which barristers can bring to membership of a management committee.

The charitable company's objects are to promote for the public benefit the conservation, protection and improvement of Jewish cemeteries in England and Wales as places of historic interest and as educational resources.

To promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing new migrants from becoming socially excluded and assisting them to integrate successfully into the communities into which they settle. The Trust will also work with local host communities to encourage them to be more accepting of, and engaged with, migrant communities so that integration can benefit both.

Twice-yearly scientific/teaching meetingsBi-annual instructional course on the diagnosis of skeletal dysplasiasSupport to members for research and teaching in this field

To promote the teachings of Jagadguru Basaveshwara through history, language, art and music, and the traditions and beliefs of veerashaivas in the equality of all human beings irrespective of gender, colour, creed, race, religion or status.

Funds are raised through activities such as lunches and concerts as well as being supported by a local church. The funds are sent to a bank in Cape Coast Ghana for the use of a school in the village of Nkanfoa. The school is The Rev Alec Jones Memorial Methodist School and the church is Good Shepherd Methodist Church. The charity have trustees some of whom visit the school and church annually.

The Trust gives awards to young, very talented musicians who are embarking on a professional career and who are in need of financial help. Grants are given every two years following an audition in London and assistance can include supporting post-graduate study; help towards the cost of putting on a concert; providing travel expenses and entries fees for competitions, private lessons or a demo CD.

The principal aim of the charity is to provide support to the community artist to promote and improve education of the public in an understanding of visual arts in rural communities. To this extent the charity funds artists at Highgreen, Northumberland on an annual basis and the artists undertakes various work with the local community.

We provide teaching and fellowship opportunities for Deaf Anglicans; and make small grants in support of individual projects involving Deaf people in the UK (Deaf church related only) and overseas (usually schools or similar projects). We also seek to promote the development of worship resources in BSL and using Deaf culture.