Charities In Throughout England And Wales

Providing a cancer support group and wellbeing therapist service. The object of the charity is to pay and apply the capital and income to promote and protect the physical and mental health of sufferers of all kinds of cancer through the provision of financial support, education and practical advice. Either directly to individuals or through grants to charities who provide similar support.

CMWH provides accommodation, personal and support and group empowerment to selected forced migrant women with no current right to rent, work or claim state benefits. It enables residents to move on to other accommodation. Residents take cooperative responsibility for the running of the house. It facilitates access to migrant support and education in the vicinity of Coventry.

ON 17TH MARCH 2020 THE CHARITY ACHIEVED ITS MAIN AIM BY INSTALLING THE MONUMENT TO THE HERITAGE OF HMS VERNON, IN PARTICULAR THE MINE WARFARE AND DIVING COMMUNITIES PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE.THE MONUMENT IS LOCATED IN GUNWHARF QUAYS, PORTSMOUTH, HAMPSHIRE, UK.THE ONGOING CAMPAIGN LED BY THE TRUSTEES WILL CONTINUE TO RAISE FUNDS IN ORDER TO ENSURE THE LONG LIFE AND WELL-BEING OF THE MONUMENT.

We advance health and save lives targeting people with stroke and diabetes particularly poorer sectors of the community in the Sudan. We provide services, advocacy, advice, information, and raising awareness in the Sudan and throughout England and Wales. We train professional staff in the Sudan to set up the first stroke unit there. This will equip them with the skills needed to achieve our aims.

ADVANCEMENT OF CHRISTIAN RELIGION.RELIEVE OF POOR, SICK AGED, DISABLED, HANDICAPPED OR INFIRM, HOMELESS OR UNEMPLOYED.AND ANY OTHER PERSONS IN NEED AND GENERALLY TO SUPPORT THE CHARITABLE WORK OF THE SAID CHURCH.

We aim to raise funds to research the mental health needs and problems of offendersCurrently recruiting committee members, completing web-site & preparing business caseMoving our seminar programme to a series of webinarsFormalising our membership structure

To advance in life and help young people through:(a) The provision of recreational and leisure time activities provided in the interest of social welfare, designed to improve their conditions of life;(b) Providing support and activities which develop their skills, capacities, and capabilities to enable them to participate in society as mature and responsible individuals.

The UNA Trust works closely with UNA-UK (charity registrations number 1146016) whose objectives are identical to the UNA Trust. UNA Trust makes grants in accordance with its objectives to support the efforts of the United Nations to relieve world poverty, hunger or distress, and to promote the study of international problems and institutions.

Our mission is to ensure that the memories of Irish women from the 1930s onwards are heard and are recorded and kept as a part of Irish history and the histories of Irish people travelling out and across the world.

1. Money and debt education in schools - www.ddukonline.org/school_visits2. Resourceful and interactive website - www.ddukonline.org 3. Online live-chat providing confidential support to often distressed individuals -www.ddukonline.org/livechat 4. Online discussion forum - www.ddukonline.org/forum5. Publications: The MoneyPenny Family Series - www.ddukonline.org/moneypenny.html

Enabled2Parent provides assessments, advice and information about life as a parent with a disability and/or additional support needs. We are a National Charity with the Head Office in West Sussex. We work with clients, professionals and organisations with connections with the the childcare industry across the public, private and commercial sector. Social inclusion is central to this.

Synfonia's mission is two-fold: to help children find a way in to classical music by connecting it with other aspects of their lives, in school and beyond, thereby enabling them to access all the benefits that taking part in music activities can bring; and to provide vocational training, focussing on education work, for young orchestral musicians taking the next steps in their careers

To advance education for the public benefit by supporting students at Kolenten Secondary school in Kambia Sierra Leone. In particular by supporting the school in building upkeep and other educational services, to support the development and improvement of facilities in the school and to make it a pleasant environment for learning with proper materials and support. Also offer student scholarships.

Drop in service for the West Nile Community members and AssociatesCounselling Cultural Activities(Music & Drama)Language school for children who can not speak the ethnic languageChild CareSocial community activities to the people.Educational programs to the children whose parents may not be able help with some school works.Help in time of bereavements with counseling, funeral service

The Opera Makers produce immersive and bold adaptations of classical operas as well as new works, masterclasses, concerts and online opera content working with both emerging and established artists to promote opera to the broadest community as well as providing support and training to those at the start of their careers.

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN WHO WOULD OTHERWISE BE EXCLUDED FROM EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES BY REASON OF POVERTY, IN PARTICULAR BY THE PROVISION OF GRANTS OF MONEY, SCHOLARSHIPS AND MAINTENANCE ALLOWANCES.B)TO ADVANCE THE HINDU RELIGION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC BY PROVIDING GRANTS TO FACILITATE THE PERFORMANCE OF CEREMONIES, RITES AND RITUALS AND AN UNDERSTANDING OF HINDU TEXTS AND

The Timios Trust was established in memory of Tim Skipp and provides travel bursaries for over 18s undertaking Christian Service projects of one month or more.

The promotion of agriculture for the public benefit by the encouragement, promotion and improvement of the Whiteface Dartmoor Sheep and encouraging the breeding of Whiteface Dartmoor Sheep, in particular by the development and promotion of the understanding of the breed.

Breed specifc rescue of French Bulldogs, we are a non profit organisation run by two volunteers Karen and Rachel,we have never bred or shown dogs our interest is wholly with the rescue aspect of the breed .All the dogs are neutered, chipped , vaccinated and come with 5 weeks free insurance our goal is to place healthy and happy French Bulldogs into well-matched, carefully screened forever homes.

The charity aims to provide veterans and their families respite and rejuvenation at a relaxing retreat. We will focus on their wellbeing, providing bespoke services and support by assessing their skills and needs gaps thereby aiding their resettlement into the community and empowering them to achieve their true potential.

1. Advancing the Odinist religion for the public benefit throughout Great Britain in accordance with the teachings of the Odinist Fellowship. 2. Providing houses of worship at the Newark Odinist Temple and elsewhere for celebration of services according to the ritual of the Odinist Fellowship published in its Book of Rites. 3. Opening the Temples to the public as showcases for the religion.

Health Awareness&Education Workshops. Education&studies. Research&social area policy recording. Training&capacity building for NGOs. IT Courses. English&Arabic courses.Cultural&social activities to tackle isolation and break down barriers. Charitable donations&Fundraising. Positive integration by celebrating diversity&the arts, empowerment&awareness raising. Youth Sports. Community Regeneration.

Relieve sickness and to preserve the health and lives of babies born with heart and lung conditions in England and Wales by providing or asssiting in the provision of equipment, facilities and services not normally provided by the Stautory authorities and ancillary to those provided by doctors

We are a community of Christ followers demonstrating the Great Commandment, with a mission to build the church for the work of ministry. Discipling each member to be a minister, so effectively engaging in the Great Commission.

The society promotes the production and dissemination of scientific knowledge and understanding chromatography and associated techniques. This is done mainly through organising Symosia, dispensing bursaries, recognition of good science through awards and collaborating with publishers.