Charities In Throughout England And Wales

Due to the COVID 19 pandemic, the academy's congress has been postponed. The new date will be announced once the pandemic is controlled world wide. We are hoping to be able to hold the event end of 2021 or early 2022. Meanwhile the Academy is working on developing scientific position statements that would help colleagues in the Arabian region.

Teaching and disseminating the principles and practices of Shambhala Buddhism including free meditation instruction, discussion groups, programmes etc.

Founded in 2005, the XLP Research Trust exists to 1. Promote and fund research into the cause, management, symptoms and cure for XLP 2. Provide a point of contact and support for those families affected by XLP 3. Raise the awareness of XLP amongst the medical profession and the general public

Transplant Association is currently funding staff at the Freeman Hospital, Newcastle by way of bespoke counselling courses. This enables the staff to be better equipped to sign post and understand their patients and families needs.Transplant Association is in the process of building a new website aimed to help patients and their families.Promoting Donor Awareness.

The goal of all our activities is to remove the sense of isolation and internal entrapment for those with communication difficulties - primarily through Speech Therapy.

To serve the public good by promotion of the study and practice of the art and science of spiritual healing. In churches, halls, and centres where the public can receive this service. We have an on-going training program for our Tutors, keeping not only our full healers, but also our student healers up to date with current (changing) legislation.

We realise potential and improve the lives of the most vulnerable families in CroydonEstablished in October 2012, The HIVE Croydon builds on the strengths of the support for local families formally provided by WIN Extended Services and Croydon Children?s University?. As a charity, we offer a sustainable model of continued support for the local community through the St Andrew?s Community Hub.

Dignity and Worth works to raise awareness around and promote understanding about issues relating to LGBT inclusion among Christians in Britain, especially Methodists and to promote equality and diversity in Methodist Churches.

To provide financial aid and relief to the needy and poor people in Bangladesh and the homeless in the UK. The financial aid could be used for Education Purpose, Sanitation, Medical facilities, Water facilities, Shelters, Clothing & Foods.

Innovative technology for charities: Aimar provides new IT and standard MS software, for small charities, installs it, commissions it and trouble-shoots for up to 6 months, to ensure success.Aimar has helped a number of charities, including Canine Partners, Crisis at Christmas, the Shannon Trust, St Mungo's and the SS Robin.

Fundraising and grant-making on behalf of individuals with disabilities to help them buy and service specialised and customised powered wheelchairs not available through statutory sources.

Through our partnerships with Mencap, continue to build capacity within the PMB Mental Health Service and CGMH services, including a focus on self advocacy and person-centred support.Extend our reach within South Africa to partner with additional Mental Health SocietiesContinue to build our relationship with the SA Federation for Mental Health.Develop eLearning materials to train more people

The Charity is set up to achieve the promotion of human rights for the public benefit in the UK and abroad by helping tp prevent human rights abuses and provide relief to victims of such abuses.

The principal activities include the provision of shelter, appropriate care, protection and treatment of primates. It also educate the public in matters pertaining to animal welfare in general.

Teaching of court dances through classes, workshops (including school residencies), demonstrations, short courses, and a summer school. Public performances of historical dance, with readings, are given at various venues, mainly in England.

Adding to collective knowledge on transport and health and educating and informing the public in general, scientists, social scientists, engineers, public health professionals, transport professionals and decision-makers in relation to the wide range of impacts transport and health have on each other. Key fields of concern include active travel, air pollution, climate change , transport safety etc

The purpose of the charity is to maintain and develop a website to help people who have an addiction problem. The website is to be found at http://www.result4addiction.net/ The aim is to help to improve the outcomes for people who have addiction problems who can self assess and browse educational material. Addiction practitioners can self assess practice and learn from video and other sources.

The object of the Fund is to provide financial assistance by way of grants to churches incurring expenditure on the provision, maintenance or improvement of their bells and bell installations or for the maintenance of their towers and belfries.

British UNIMA is part of UNIMA, an international puppetry organisation.British UNIMA offers opportunities to attend international festivals and workshops, organises an annual lecture and other events, publishes Puppet Notebook magazine and a Newsletter three times a year, and reports news, events and opportunities on this website.

In summary, the charity prevents or relieves the financial hardship of current and former comedy professionals (and their spouses, civil partners and dependents) who have become unwell, by raising funds and distributing such funds to such people. To qualify for assistance such comedy professionals must (inter alia) live (or have lived) in the UK.

Make financial donations to local hospitals, children's wards and neonatal units and other charitable causes.Purchase and Donate tokens / gifts / household items to persons or families in need due to limited financial means.Support homeless persons via shelters they are registered at regardless of how they became needy of the support available.

UK wide, managing the interaction between employer organisations who give and the charities and constituted community bodies who require help. From donations, volunteering and gifting.

To promote and foster the ringing of bells for Christian prayer and worship and in furtherance thereof. To promote and educate the general public in the art of change ringing on tower bells

We provide, access to equipment/uniform for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (e.g. Gi (kimonos), rashguards), support with competition/tournament and training costs (e.g. Competition entry, BJJ gym membership).

STEPPS provides mental health first aid training and educational workshops for dance schools, companies, and performing artists. Our services, delivered by therapists with a dance background, include low cost counselling, resources, and tailored programmes to enhance mental well-being, reduce stigma, and promote resilience within the UK's performing arts community.