Charities In Throughout England And Wales

Collection of monies at formal dinners from members and guests for distibution to selected benevolent societies and charities with a maritime connection.

The objects of the CIO are, for the public benefit, to advance education amongst children and young people in India and the United Kingdom, primarily but not exclusively, by making grants to charities and individuals.

We envision a future where all children and young people are empowered with the support, knowledge, and opportunities to access high-quality health and welfare education, enabling them to improve and maintain their wellbeing. Our mission is to develop programmes that engage, educate and improve access to global health knowledge.

B2B organises scientific meetings which provide a forum for discussion for both researchers from different disciplines and for clinicians working in any area of spine with an interest in any area of intervertebral disc biology. These meetings are held twice yearly and are advertised on its website. It also administers scientific grants in the area of disc biology.

The Order of St Luke the Physician promotes the relief of suffering and sickness (both physical and mental) for the public benefit, by advancing the ministry of Christian Healing and witness as taught by Christ in the Newe Testament of the Bible. These are achieved primarily by the provision of prayer, healing and support. It has a bulletin and maintains contact with similar organisations.

For the public benefit, and within a Christian ethos, to relieve the suffering and distress causedby bereavement or loss among people in the UK and elsewhere, in particular, but notexclusively through the following:- the provision of educational, learning, and informational resources to supportindividuals through the grieving process; and- other such support directed to the above

TO PROMOTE THE BUDDHIST RELIGION, TO ESTABLISH BRANCHES OF THE SASANA RAMSI VIHARAA INCLUDING NUNNERIES IN THE UNITED KINGDOM AND EUROPE, TRUSTEES HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR A PLACE TO ESTABLISH A BURMESE BUDDHIST COMMUNITY CENTRE IN LONDON.

UKGLAS supports members who work with schools and colleges in the context of global education and international partnerships. Most members are independent consultants, some work for global education organisations or Local Authorities. The organisation also offers support and advice to other organisations (government departments and NGOs for example) involved in school linking programmes.

To provide, and promote a public museum containing a collection of artefacts, a library of books, video and audio tapes illustrating the work of the Royal Observer Corps and associated subjects such as aircraft recognition, The Royal Air Force, Home and Civil Defence. To provide facilities for the education of students and interested persons by using the collections for research and local history.

The relief of those in need, in particular the relief of children in orphanages throughout the world. The Charity delivers parcels of essentials, such as food, clothes, books, and stationary to orphanages throughout the world to support children in reaching their full potential.

The Rebuild Group was formed to change the way homelessness is tackled across the UK. We aim to help put an end to homelessness and rough sleeping by homing those in need in custom built facilities in major cities around the UK, having accommodation and an address allows the people staying with us to rebuild their lives.

We provide essential information to pharmacists to improve patient access to evidence-based sleep information at the earliest possible stage and raise awareness of symptoms and the treatments available for those suffering from sleep disorders.We engage in research that accelerates access to evidence-based help for sleep disorders.

The Human Givens Foundation (HGF) supports and promotes research and public education about the givens of human nature and their application to the treatment and care of those suffering mental distress.

The Banana Trust is a provides day trips for children with additional needs. The Trust provides trips for children with disabilities and special needs aged 5-18. The trust runs up to 12 day trips in the London area throughout the year.

World Physiotherapy's mission is to improve the quality of global health care by representing physical therapy and physical therapists internationally; collaborating with national and international organisations; supporting communication and information exchange among it's Regions and Member Organisations; and by encouraging high standards of physical therapy research, education and practice.

Through the distribution of books,journals & educational material overseas and small travel bursaries,we aim to support the development and practice of diagnostic and therapeutic radiography, and other imaging modalities throughout the world

We run quarterly fibroid support group meetings aimed at raising awareness of fibroids and how the condition impacts on the lives of sufferers; educating and empowering women suffering from fibroids to enable them to make informed choices about the best treatment options and how to access them. The meetings provide a forum for practitioners in the field to share information.

Encouraging, supporting and resourcing the study of and research on Nepal by students and academics based in the UKHolding an annual lecture, to be delivered by a distinguished speaker from either Britain or NepalArranging occasional lectures and seminars on Nepal

The Leonardo da Vinci Society provides a forum for those interested in Leonardo or aspects of the culture of his time to which he contributed. The Society's interests also extend to the Art/Science overlap in other periods. The Society holds an Annual Lecture, publishes a Newsletter and holds Symposia on relevant topics.

In pursuance of its charitable objectives, the principle charitable activity of the NBO is to advance Buddhism in the UK for the benefit of the public and to provide a framework enabling individual Buddhists and Buddhist organisations to network and co-operate.

The Chris Donovan Trust is a small charity that was set up after the murder of Christopher Donovan. We run our Five Minutes of Madness / Restorative Justice workshops in prisons, schools, and universities, our aim is to educate young people of the dangers of getting involved in gangs & crime and to see the consequences of their actions, and how Restorative Justice can benefits both parties

The Charitable objectives are fr the public benefit, for the relief of poverty or financial hardship caused by ill health or serious injury, for people living in the UK. The charity provides grants of money, resources, services and equipment to enable the person to have a reasonable quality of life and to enjoy recreational pursuits.

Madad UK offers financial education and tools, offers emergency grants and signposts to interest free loans for the financially vulnerable and disadvantaged

The principal activities of the charity are to promote and organise co-operation in achieving the improvement of the quality of service given to children and others in care and to that end bring together associations of foster parents, representatives of authorities and organisations engaged in advancing foster care and relieving distress of children and others in care to assist their work

The Insiders/Outsiders Arts Foundation was established expressly to support the year-long nationwide not-for-profit Insiders/Outsiders Festival, which ran from March 2019 until March 2020 and celebrated the contribution to British culture of refugees from Nazi Europe (see https://insidersoutsidersfestival.org/). It continues to offer a rich programme of online events on relevant topics.