Charities In Throughout England And Wales

Future Choices is an advocacy organisation working with groups seeking an end to non-therapeutic genital surgery on children whether they are intersex, female or male.

In 2024, following the death our long-serving treasurer, our focus has been on reorganising with a view to possibly winding up the U.K. Ltd. society. We have continued to support the camellia world, e.g. with a Q&A table at the main camellia competition of the RHS. We also began considering where the ICS could create another new camellia garden, probably somewhere in northern England

We offer grants to programmes or organisations that are seeking to help people from the following groups move towards paid employment: the recently homeless or vulnerably housed, ex-offenders, and 16-24 year olds not in employment, education or training. We typically offer micro-grants of up to £1,500.

Assisting in the restoration and preservation of the historic ship "Yavari" for the benefit of the public; and to advance the education of young people of Peruvian and British nationality, in particular to train them in the skills required to restore and preserve vessels similar to the "Yavari" and to provide them with work experience.

Promoting the Christian Faith for the benefit of the public through music and creative arts. Advancing the education of the public in the understanding, appreciation and development of music.Promoting the arts by developing music and other creative arts to a standard of excellence amongst young people both collectively and as individuals.

Our mission is to erect and maintain a public national war memorial to commemorate the service of Muslims in Britain's Armed Forces during the two World Wars and subsequent conflicts.Our charity will also help to educate the public about the contribution of Muslims to Britain's Armed Forces through their role, service and sacrifice during both World Wars and subsequent conflicts.

Back From The Brink aims to protect the mental health of people who have been devastated by the sudden removal of children from their care by providing counselling, trauma therapy and support, helping them recover and reintegrate effectively and positively into their community either in the UK or internationally.

The Working Dog Foundation supports those in the field of working dogs to give a point of reference, and to offer courses, advice and training services.Supporting the use of working dogs in the field of medicine, military and police services, assistance dogs, and any areas where dogs benefit mankind.

The Trust makes grants to individuals to further advance education into Gregorian chant and early medieval music. The funds are received as donations made in memory of the life & work of Ernie Warrell.

Happy to Chat is a charity that encourages conversations to foster social inclusion and reduce loneliness. By wearing our "Happy to Chat" badges, people signal their openness to talk, whether in parks, cafes, supermarkets, shops and stores, or while commuting or traveling. We believe that small interactions can build stronger, more connected communities.

The Charity is established for general charitable purposes and will operate as a grant making charity, supporting charitable projects, organisations and individuals with grants of varying sizes and durations.

The charity works across England and Wales. It promotes the child's right to play through publications, events and activities. In particular it gathers ideas and information from play projects around the world and shares this experience within the UK.

HSUK has been formed to improve the quality of life of boys and men who are born with hypospadias. We do this by enabling them to understand more about hypospadias; educating health professionals and GPs about specific treatment needs (if any); and by providing a website and associated resources.

Work and research is still continuing in the development of the 'A-Spring'. We are currently researching alternative cost-effective materials before we start pilot tests with groups identified within hospitals and disability sport. The Andrew Simpson Sport Enabling Award is made each year to an outstanding student at Loughborough University.

The charity makes grants:1. The relief of poverty amongst members of the SCMS and their partners;2. Assists in the advancement of the education of the public in the maritime industry, including but not exclusively, through the provision of grants, scholarships and bursaries for marine related courses;3. Other charitable purposes as the Trustees may determine, related to the marine industry.

To relieve the suffering of children in hospital due to their ill health by providing free to access support and advice for parents and carers, to be able to seek guidance on practical help of navigating hospital stays, giving them the information and skills they need to advocate for their child's medical care.

Flutewise is an organisation for young flute players, which organises and runs a wide range of events, across the UK and abroad, produces relevant printed matter and has an active website.

Promotion of entrepreneurial spirit amongst students and graduates, through development and support of student enterprise societies in University and College campuses. Providing support to members of enterprise societies to pursue entrepreneurial skills, information and networks. Advocating developments that will aid the growth of enterprise societies and student entrepreneurs in education.

Events, dialogues & workshops for people to come together, better understand diverse identities, reduce prejudice, promote inclusivity & challenge discriminationAt times of tension, bring diverse groups together to promote peaceful coexistence & challenge those seeking to divide communitiesResearch & training to improve understanding & relationships of 9 protected Equality Act characteristics

To advance the education of persons, primarily under 25 years of age, in the art and technique of classical brass playing who are full-time students at a recognised college of music.

The promotion of the Christian faith throughout the world particularly through the use of music, dance, multimedia and other art forms and through the holding of concerts, seminars, workshops and other arts events in the United Kingdom and abroad.

Research on international affairs as they relate to Europe and the Americas and international organisations. Our research is published in the press (or other media), in hardcopy form, or via our website.

Raising funds for therapeutic breaks and other therapeutic support for individuals and families in need of it for reasons of financial hardship or illness or disability.

To relieve poverty and sickness, and promote and protect good health amongst people from deprived communities across the globe in such ways as the Trustees shall think fit.

Born Equal provides support to people affected by in-equality across the world, with particular focus on those considered hidden or ignored. We provide support through grant making, advocacy and supporting the work of other charitable organisations.