Charities In Throughout England And Wales

THE OBJECTS OF THE ACADEMY ARE TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC IN THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL HISTORY OF TOBACCO AND PIPE SMOKING WORLDWIDE. IT HAS A WORLDWIDE MEMBERSHIP AND ORGANISES CONFERENCES IN A DIFFERENT COUNTRY EACH YEAR. IT PUBLISHES AN ANNUAL JOURNAL WHICH IS SUBJECT TO ACADEMIC PEER REVIEW AND CARRIES OUT RESEARCH THROUGH SPECIALIST WORKING GROUPS.

Supporting the development of smallholder agriculture and agroforestry systems with the main focus of the work being in Malawi.Supporting the development of clean cooking activities.Supporting development activities with regard to ecosystem service and carbon offsetting.Supporting education and scientific research linked to the above activities

to disseminate knowledge of the teaching and philosophy of Saint John Henry Newman.to assist in collecting evidence of devotion to Newman for the furtherance of his cause as Doctor of the Church and to raise funds for popular publications, talks and audio-visual aids.

Ethnic Voice offers practical help and advice on learning and work to members of the BME group, whether you are in work or unemployed. It is a local service and it is delivered by a group of volunteers who have had similar experience. It aims to build a relationship between members of the BME group in England and Wales with their Home Countries,in the areas of Education,Health,Environment

We do everything possible to ensure that all people with SMA have access to effective treatments, health care and social support. We raise awareness of the disease, offer support to those affected and their near and dear ones, promote and support scientific research into causes and treatments, and provide necessary equipment and living aids.

Restore the graves of members of the armed services and auxiliary forces who served at any point between 1775 and 1815, irrespective of nationality, so that they can become sites of memory for the public.Bury veterans from the period who are disinterred.Educate the public about the experiences of those who served in this period

To advance the education of the public in general on the subject of the achievements of Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton philanthropist and MP for Weymouth and Melcombe Regis 1818-37 and in particular his achievement of the abolition of Slavery throughout the British Empire by Act of Parliament in 1833.

THE PROMOTION OF SOCIAL INCLUSION AMONG VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE IN ENGLAND AND WALES WHO ARE EXCLUDED FROM SOCIETY, OR PARTS OF SOCIETY, DUE TO THEIR DISABILITY BY THE PROVISION OF PRACTICAL SUPPORT AND MEETINGS OFFERING OPPORTUNITIES TO PARTICIPATE IN ACTIVITIES, EVENTS AND EXPERIENCES WHICH ENCOURAGE THE BUILDING OF CONFIDENCE, SELF ESTEEM, NEW FRIENDSHIPS AND SUPPORT NETWORKS.

The aim of SSCIP is to promote and support all aspects of the study of children and childhood in thepast from across the globe, for both academic and public benefit

BEG engages in activities aimed at advancing the education of the African and African-Caribbean people.These include but not limited to the following:- raise educational awareness in the African and African-Caribbean communities in UK, through The BEG Mentoring Scheme and online tutoring.- encourage parents to take greater participation and involvement in their children's education

At Positive Bones we believe in empowerment through action. We want to support those with limb disabilities in ambitions, career goals and interests by providing monetary grants towards specialist equipment, prosthesis' or services so that they may live a life without limits. We also have an online service providing information, support and guidance to the limb disability community.

To encourage the provision of sign language interpreted performances of the highest quality to ensure that the wide range of cultural experience in the UK is accessible to Deaf people whose first/preferred language is British Sign Language (BSL). Achieve this by links with and support of theatres and other arts venues, producers, theatre interpreters, Deaf presenters and Deaf people/organisations

A) To promote and encourage the public study of family history, genealogy, heraldry and local history with particular reference to Quakers worldwide; B) To promote the preservation, security and accessibility of archival material; C) To promote and engage in educational activities including the issue of a regular journal and the publication and sale of other appropriate material.

Our Charity welcomes in desperate young people who are suffering from the strains of life and may previously have turned to drug, alcohol or substance abuse. In Community they are able to rebuild their lives for a new life in society. The Community helps them rebuild their lives in a new social, spiritual and moral way and to find peace, joy and a sense of meaning in their lives

-Advancement of medical, health and social care skills with the aim of improving knowledge, health and wellbeing of people in the UK and Tanzania-Improvement of healthcare delivery through research.-Exchange of professionals between UK and Tanzania.-Relieving financial hardship and poverty through advancement of health-Partnership with organisations with similar objectives

a) the advancement of the Christian faith in accordance with the Basis of Faith (appendix 1) primarily but not exclusively within Woolwich, London and the surrounding neighbourhood andb) Such other purposes which may be charitable according to the law of England and Wales.

The activities of the MHMT are:-(1) fund-raising to build capacity in the Miriam Hyman Children's Eye Care Centre in Bhubaneswar, India(2) to disseminate an Education Resource..

The Society exists to give recognition to people who perform acts of bravery in the United Kingdom in rescuing others from the life-threatening effects of fires. In 2021 the Society Trustees met twice and awarded a total of 66 bravery certificates to nominated persons.

A London based charity dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich cultural traditions of Romania, Moldova, and Bulgaria worldwide, under the symbol of Martisor - an emblem recognised on UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage list.

COTAC's activities are focused on advancing conservation education and training. COTAC uses an integrated lay, craft, specialist and professional approach to achieve its aims. The Council's related website, understandingconservation.org continues to be freely available as a COTAC on-line personal learning resource and a conference takes place most years.

The Doctors' Support Network (DSN) Is a confidential peer support network for UK based doctors and medical students with concerns about our own mental health. We aim to raise awareness, reduce stigma and influence the agenda regarding physician health.

The Adam Rogers Trust provides grants and funding to: Relieve the needs and suffering of children with cancer. Relieve need and advance education for adults with learning difficulties and brain injuries.

Our charity advances public education in Vedanta philosophy, teachings, and practices, highlighting the practical applications in daily life. We provide educational programs, workshops, and community activities, promoting ethical living and spiritual growth for the benefit of the public worldwide, in accordance with English law.

Our mission is to promote Chinese literature in English translation, by: * Promoting the best new contemporary Chinese writing * Publishing translations online * Hosting a Chinese literature database * Getting people talking about Chinese literature* Providing education, information & resources for translators* Encouraging publishers to publish Chinese books in English

Umbrella organisation covering all the local safety groups in the UK. Our mission is to promote health and safety by supporting a thriving national network of health and safety groups.