Charities In Throughout England And Wales

Action for Children's Arts was established in 1998 by a group of children's arts professionals in response to the perceived lack of support of and recognition for the importance of the arts for children. It was then - and still is - the only organisation in the UK dedicated to the promotion, development and celebration of all the creative and performing arts for and with children aged 0-12 years.

The Inclusion in Finance Foundation (IFF) is a grant making organisation funding projects to make ours a more inclusive society.We fund a wide range of organisations, initiatives and projects which aim to improve inclusion within the finance industry.

To collect and receive monies to apply the Fund for the objects of the Fund which are to further and promote Inquiry and Research into the study of the systems of Law and Legal and Social problems to promote education and knowledge in these matters.

.The feelgood Foundation (for Ankylosing Spondylitis Research) raises funds for medical research into the cardiovascular complications associated with ankylosing spondylitis.We raise funds by having events, - charity balls, auctions raffles, quizzes, sponsored events, donations and Christmas fairs. We also have charity merchandise.

Promote Christianity and place of worship to members of the community. Provide pre and postmarital counselling, parenting and family life jobs and career guidance to all manner of persons.Give grants and financial aid to single parents and children from needy homes. Establishchildcare, after school club, music and drama that will serve working parents. Organise youthsporting competitions.

To support young people aged between 11-25 by providing grants to individuals, charities and/or other organisations and through direct delivery to enable recreational and leisure time activities that develop their skills, capacities, and capabilities and enable them to participate in society as mature and responsible individuals

To relieve the needs of children with a metabolic disorder and their families and carers by the provision of grants, raising of awareness of metabolic disorders and the provision of recreational activities. Approximately 2000 awards made through a small grants system to families of children aged ten and under, diagnosed with a metabolic disorder, living in the UK.

To advance education of adults & children in Uganda by providing financial support to establish and run a school or schools and to enable children to access education.To prevent or relieve poverty/financial hardship in Uganda by providing or assisting in the provision of education, skills training, healthcare projectsProvision of educational materials to inform UK children about life in Uganda

The fund invites applications from young people aged 21 and under, who need support in pursuing their sporting interests. This is often in the form of assisting in the purchase of essential equipment, such as a fencing epee, or a pair of performance running shoes.

In memory of the late author, screenwriter and academic, the Malcolm Bradbury Trust, is a registered charity seeking to advance and promote he literary arts through educational initiatives.The Trust aims to support and fund educational opportunities for new writers and creatives, meanwhile expanding the the reach of our support to a diverse cohort of students and young people across the UK.

To preserve and protect the health of children and adults suffering from Krabbe Disease in the United Kingdom, in particular but not exclusively by supporting and funding researchTo preserve and protect the health of the families caring for children and adults suffering from Krabbe Disease in the United KingdomTo support bereaved families who have lost family members to Krabbe Disease.

Sakeenah Foundation is committed to representing, supporting and empowering British Muslim women which we seek to maintain in a manner that preserves both our Muslim identity and our identity as a woman.One of the Sakeenah Foundation's purposes is to provide support and after-care for victims of domestic abuse in the UK. We aim to raise awareness about domestic abuse in the Muslim community.

The provision of workshops and presentations to young people, on a range of issues relating to relationships and sex education so that they are better able to make their own informed decisions about their relationships, behaviour, actions and safety.

Church services; outreach work within the local Community; work amongst young people; joint activities with Churches Together in Manchester 8; missions work; weekly church activities

To provide financial support to enable amateur and professional musical performances (largely but not exclusively choral) to take place with specific reference to the music of Sir George Dyson. Also to support, research, education and the publication of music, books and articles.

To promote the conservation of the marine environment worldwide for the public benefit by engaging the public in scientific study and to facilitate research of marine plankton and the food chain in order to advance collective knowledge and understanding of the marine ecosystem and to maintain biodiversity for the public good.

The Charity offers artists working in any medium the opportunity to occupy a cottage on a temporary basis, in order to afford them the scope to create and develop their work. It is particularly aimed at benefiting those in financial need and will work with other relevant organisations to reach as many potential beneficiaries as possible.

The Animal Team provide the vital link between rescues, rescue people/pounds and volunteers all over the UK. Our homecheck, transport and assessment groups not only provide rescues with the ability to expand their re-homing areas, our promptness in arranging checks and transport runs also mean a quicker turnover of rescue spaces, this in turn enables more animals to be saved.

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The Fisher Memorial Trust was set up to promote interest in the life and work of the great statistician, evolutionary biologist and geneticist, Sir Ronald Aylmer Fisher (1890-1962) and to maintain his scientific legacy by encouraging discussion of the scientific fields in which he was active.

* We advance education including by informing, educating and training refugees and their dependants in relation to official immigration processes and visa schemes; and* We provide relief and assistance to refugees and their dependants in conditions of need, hardship or distress

A UK charity which raises funds to provide underprivileged young people with new sports footwear, giving them the opportunity to participate in sport.

Fundraising activities include sponsored sporting events, dinners, afternoon teas, concerts and other events held mostly locally to our registered address. The funds are used to support relatively local individuals and organisations within our objective grant categories

SMNSC sponsors specialist education & training project at Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Centre, Tanzania and NEURAM Foundation work in Mauritius. Sponsor Motivation Africa to fund the Kilimanjaro Association of Spinal Injury (KASI) peer support service. SMNSC sponsored the inaugural and subsequent AFSCIN conferences. Activities throughout 2020/21 and 2021/22were restricted by Covid19 pandemic

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF SCHOOL-AGE CHILDREN IN THE DHADING BESI REGION OF NEPAL, IN PARTICULAR, BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY THE PROVISION OF GRANTS TO PROVIDE SCHOOL LUNCHES AND OTHER HEALTH AND WELLBEING PROGRAMMES.