Charities In Throughout England And Wales

The activities of the CIO are to relieve the needs of those affected by Acrodysostosis by promoting greater understanding of the causes, symptoms and treatment of Acrodysostosis in all its forms including by the promotion of research and sharing and disseminating of results of such research for the benefit of the general public; raising public awareness of the symptoms

We understand hearing voices as a meaningful experience had by a significant minority, not a disease or disorder. We host an interactive international community and social media hub at www.intervoiceonline.org, promoting networking, conferences, research and information that enables people to cope with distressing voices and the stigma, discrimination and isolation they often experience.

Legal educational charity concerned with family law - 'we make family justice clearer'. We produce online and downloadable materials about family justice, family court cases and judgments and family law. We facilitate events about family law and transparency issues and participate in and promote public debate about these topics.

A range of activities to develop the collection, care and interpretation of agricultural heritage material, including the production of digital resources.

Programmes designed to increase the breadth of knowledge throughout the community of international development, especially among those who might be less likely to take part due to age, gender, ethnicity or social standing. We might run courses, surveys or other activities.

tCAS has been setup for the support of those in need, by reason of, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship, problems with housing, employment or other disadvantage.We seek to do this by offering quality advice for everyone regardless of their colour, creed, sexual orientation, culture or religion. We help people to find a way forward, by giving them the information, advice and support

Maintenance of (bells & related material comprising) The Sharpe Collection formerly housed c/o Pitt Rivers Museum, University of Oxford now in store awaiting a new home.

Our vision is for an improved quality of life, healing and recovery for people living with a complex dissociative disorder. Working alongside other charities and allies, we aim to develop; lived experience led information and resources, supportive and empowering peer led initiatives and activities to improve awareness, understanding and quality of care among health and social care practitioners.

National organisation OF disabled LGBTQI people. We provide information and advice on issues affecting disabled lesbians, gay men, bisexuals, transgender, queer, intersex (or otherwise self-defining as non-binary) people. We seek to represent LGBTQI issues to disabled people's communities and disabled people's issues to LGBTQI communities. We try to redress social isolation among our members.

Operation/management of the Order's property portfolio which houses appropriate Hospitaller services; pastoral and 'care providing' presence in services and providing sacremental ministry; working with Saint John of God Hospitaller Services to provide services targeted at the 'unmet need' of vulnerable individuals/groups including identification, promotion and funding of new services.

We provide financial awards and mentoring opportunities to help develop knowledge, networks, skills, and confidence allowing the next generation to fulfil their potential. We host sector specific careers events, panels and talks and also host networking events across the UK.

The Asbestos Victims Support Groups Forum is an umbrella organisation representing victims support groups. The main purpose is to work collectively to benefit asbestos disease victims. We meet at least 4 times per year in Manchester or Birmingham. We ensure victims receive entitlements to benefits, Government Compensation etc

The all champion charity provides support to bereaved families. It does run an awareness campaign on Knife crime, provides educational activities in relation to crime prevention in London. Also, the charity runs a youth project in relation to where young people are educating and producing music, taking part in sport and leisure activities from our London office.

The Foundation advances medical education through promoting and providing access to high qualitymedical information. In particular, it will:(1) publish and disseminate scholarship, research and scientific evidence on the subjects of medicineand medical studies;(2) support and promote the production and use of scholarship, research and evidence among allthose engaged in medical education

To deliver and support action that enables people, groups and communities to live and progress together: with one another, with the environment; and with that which connects and embraces everything together.

The benefits of the charity are delivered through experiential programmes of Equine Facilitated Interactions. The experiential approach is key to delivery benefit because it not only provides a safe space to develop individual awareness, but it also creates an opportunity to be or to behave differently.

TO ADVANCE IN LIFE AND HELP YOUNG PEOPLE BY PROVIDING EDUCATION AND SUPPORT WHICH DEVELOP THEIR SKILLS, CAPACITIES AND CAPABILITIES TO ENABLE THEM TO PARTICIPATE IN SOCIETY AS MATURE AND RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUALS.

Provides and supports workshops to help people, who are suffering the trauma of an irretrievable breakdown of a meaningful intimate relationship, to better understand what they are going through. It provides support from others in the same situation and assists in their readjustment to the changes in their lives.

The Alice Hiley Memorial Trust is a registered charity that operates to provide more sophisticated equipment for use in the neonatal units in North West England and to help neonatal babies.

Prepared4ENT organised, administers and runs educational activities (Practical Courses and National Selection Interview Preparation Courses) in the field of medicine, in particular OtolaryngologyWe Contribute to training junior medical trainees, nursing staff and allied health professionals in the specialty of Ear Nose and Throat Surgery.

A wide variety of activities have been undertaken during the year in relation to the charities objects,including prayer meetings, events and conferences.Olive Dawson travelled to the USA, North and South of Ireland, Scotland and Southern England last year togive talks and to promote Our Lady's Book of Message of Mercy to The World.

BOC is an umbrella organisation for orchid growers, amateur and professional. It encourages the growing of orchids, trains and accredits orchid judges and organises and underwrites Congresses. It maintains a slide library and lecturers list for its members. Its website is a contact resource for anyone interested in growing orchids.

Creative Dementia Arts Network (CDAN) educates and supports arts practitioners, arts organisations and arts venues through provision of information, resources, professional development, project management,evaluation and research services and connects arts, health, social care and academia in order to enhance the quality and quantity of organisations engaging people with dementia through the arts.

General Community cohesion projectsPropagation of Sufi IslamInterfaith projectsTeaching of: Arabic language, Islamic educationGeneral Islamic information and supportCareers Advice support for Refugees & Wider CommunityDigital Based Arabic TeachingPublication of Islamic literature

We receive donated science apparatus from UK schools. We carry out electrical safety checks where appropriate and then pack this apparatus for schools in developing countries who have requested help. These schools must have an agent who can collect the boxes from our working premises in Amersham, Bucks. Repairs are funded by car boot and ebay sales of apparatus which is not suitable to send.