Charities In Throughout England And Wales

The Quaker Arts Network aims to:develop and nurture a community of Quakers interested in the arts; provide a place for Quakers to share insights about the arts and spirituality; explore the expression of Quakerism through all art forms; encourage, publicise and support the use of arts for Quaker outreach, spiritual growth and public witness

THE OBJECT OF THE CHARITY SHALL BE TO MAKE GRANTS TOWARDS THE COST OF HOLIDAYS & CONVALESCENT TREATMENT TO PERSONS RESIDENT IN THE CITY OF BIRMINGHAM AS CONSTIUTED FROM TIME TO TIME AND WITHIN A RADIUS OF ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY MILES THEREOF

The Charity is emerging from an extensive period of re-structuring, supported heavily by volunteers.In place, a new five year business plan with a focus on those not in education, employment and training. Themes: BUILDING CAPACITY; SUPPORTING LOCAL SELF-HELP PARTNERSHIPS; PROMOTING COMMUNITY TALENTS AND THE ARTS

Marlborough & District Lions club provides grants to Lions charities internationally as well as supporting deserving local people and organisations within the Marlborough district with help that they may need.

the Civil Aid Voluntary Rescue Association (CAVRA), are a voluntary resilience organisation operating within the United Kingdom, across the England and Wales area. Our purpose is to provide back-up personnel to the emergency services and local authorities in a range of situations.We also available to provide support at public events and during times of adverse weather conditions, natura

Planet Birdsong promotes study and research into birdsong and natural sounds to advance the education of the public through music, technology and creative activities and promotes the application of birdsong and other natural sounds relating to sustainable development and the conservation, protection and enhancement of the natural environment.

Parkinson's EQUIP works in partnership with organisations that provide sports or arts activities for people with Parkinson's to develop or add to the range of services or facilities available and to maximise take up.

The Shap Working Party on World Religious in Education provides a calendar of religious festivals for sale to recipients including schools, hospitals, prisons and supermarkets. It also produces a e-calendar illustrating the festivals as well as providing consultancy for those who need expertise in the place of religions in society.

L'Arche Benevolent Trust was established in May 2002 to help those L'Arche employees and former employees who, due to individual circumstances, need financial support. Areas in which financial support may be available include need due to permanent or temporary cessation of employment, ill health, repatriation, training and personal development

The charity encourages and promotes the exchange of scientific information between social, behavioural and clinical scientists, as well as practitioners primarily via our yearly scientific meeting. We also aim to raise the profile of behavioural medicine within UK science and health policy.

GWCN is an international non-profit network comprised of NGOs, educational institutions, private and public sector companies, and expert consulting firms that are active and interested in environmental issues related to the management and reduction of waste, whether solid, liquid or gaseous.

We run courses and conferences for members and non-members, maintain a website for members and use it to give access to other educational agencies. We meet regularly with other national agencies to represent our members' views.

To promote, maintain, improve and advance the publics education in and appreciation of, the arts. Providing mentoring and training to artists to enable them to produce public works of a higher standard, thus benefitting the publics understanding and experience of live theatre.

To promote humane behaviour towards animals by educating the public in matters pertaining to animal welfare in general and the prevention of cruelty and suffering among animals within a Christian ethos.

Encounters is an exhibitor of international Short, Animated and Immersive audio-visual work which culminates at the annual Encounters Film Festival in Bristol.Encounters is a springboard for audiences to discover new and emerging talent and for artists to progress, exchange knowledge, inform and learn within the evolving global industry.

Providing a linking structure for 9 local groups in the UK (Bradford, Brighton, Bristol, Leeds, London x 2 (Islington x 1, Lewisham), Manchester, Oxford, Wells-next-the-Sea).Organising sesshins (zen retreats) and similar events open to the public.

Promoting the knowledge of, appreciation of the life of, and performances of the works of Gerald Finzi;Supporting the work of the Finzi Trust;Encouraging performance of English music - in particular by promoting high-quality events, and by encouraging and.supporting performances of the works of English music by up-and-coming professional and advanced student singers and instrumentalists.

The CIO raises funds for the relieve of poverty and distress among people with physical disabilities in Nigeria particularly but not exclusively by the provision of wheelchairs, mobility aids and equipment designed to relieve the needs of such people and by supporting the charitable work of Focus on Disability Foundation (Nigeria)

The mission of the Swallowtail and Birdwing Butterfly Trust is to conserve and protect members of the butterfly family Papilionidae.We do four things: raise financial resources; convene networks and partnerships; catalyse action; and provide scientific and technical support.

NHEG delivers presentations of the stories of those who have lived through Nazi persecution and the Holocaust as an enrichment to programmes of Holocaust education:- in schools, colleges, places of worship, civic authorities, etc. - via a network of trained speakers who are often family descendants of the Holocaust Survivor.Presentations are delivered in an engaging and impactful way.

GfGD exists to champion the role of geology in sustainable development, mobilising and reshaping the geology community to help deliver the UN Sustainable Development Goals (2015/2030). We do this through (i) education and training (e.g., workshops, seminars, university outreach, publications, conferences), (ii) practical development projects (e.g., capacity building, providing technical advice).

AFAN promotes spiritual and moral development through education, dialogue and creative workshops in education and faith communities across the UK. We support vulnerable adults, address violence against women and girls through Sahara Sisterhood, and connect higher education chaplains through a UK network.

We are a professional association for scholars and activists working on issues related to gender and education. We support the organisation of an annual conference, have links to the Gender & Education journal, are developing a web and social media presence, and have funding to support networking and small pieces of research led by our members to raise awareness of key issues in the field.

The Company is principally engaged in advancing the education of the public on the theory and practice relating to systems of management control in industrial, commercial, public, and other organisations

To raise awareness of the dangers of carbon monoxide particularly relating to students and the elderly. To buy carbon monoxide alarms to donate to vulnerable sectors. Encourage people to buy an audible carbon monoxide detector for their homes and to take an alarm with them when going on holiday, whether in this country or abroad. To make carbon monoxide awareness films. To campaign for CO safety