Charities In Throughout England And Wales

BANA is a support & information charity connecting people with an Acoustic Neuroma diagnoises across the UK; online, and via a volunteer support network at area meetings. We have a dedicated support team and provide relevant and up to date information sourced from the medical profession. BANA actively supports research and will initiate research when funding allows.

Carry out religious, charitable, educational and other benevolent project and endeavours in connection with the establishment and advancement of the faith as advocated by God to this church. This include teaching, seminars, personal and public evangelistic meetings and we offer Bible Courses and edifying literature.Our contact address: KEMP HOUSE , 152-160 CITY ROAD, LONDON, EC1V 2NX

Promote the provision of palliative care in order to relieve the suffering of the terminally ill in Ethiopia by providing financial, educational and practical support

The trustees seek to make donations to other charities and voluntary bodies for the benefit of Church of England preservation projects, other charities dealing with historical preservation, both local to Oxfordshire and nationally, and may also seek to make donations to the arts.

Offering outstanding educational services, excellent womens facilities, Islamic counselling and a youth club alongside a fully functioning Mosque with daily prayer services, Al-Hayat Centre is the perfect place to foster the hearts and minds of British Muslims in the South East.

The West India Committee exists as a venerable UK charity whose object is to promote the interests of agriculture, manufacturing industries and trade of the West Indies, Belize and Guyana and thus increase the general welfare of those territories [and their people globally] [delivering] through education, training, acting as an advocate, adviser and where necessary, as an umbrella organisation.

Every 10 years or so, the Archbishop of Canterbury invites the bishops of the Anglican Communion to join with him in prayer, study and discernment. The Lambeth Conference was planned for July 2020 in Canterbury Cathedral and the University of Kent. Due to the Covid 19 Pandemic the Lambeth Conference will now take place in July 2022.

The Nimrud Archaeological Trust exists in order to support fieldwork at the site of Nimrud, capital of the Assyrian Empire from the early ninth to the late eighth century BC, including clearance and rebuilding, scientific excavations, geophysical survey, contributing to the design of an on-site Museum, producing educational materials, training, and working with local communities.

The principle activities of SplitMoon Theatre are to promote and advance education for the benefit of the public particularly dramatic education and to encourage public interest in the arts especially drama, dance, music, literature. The artistic policy is to develop and perform new and little known drama of bold imaginative vision with a cosmopolitian dimension and an emphasis on non-naturalism.

The trustees make such charitable contributions as they see fit in their absolute discretion.

tide is a UK wide involvement network of carers and former carers of people with dementia. tide enables carers and former carers to have a powerful collective voice, using their lived experience to raise awareness of their unique needs, have their rights respected and be empowered to influence practice, policy and research at all levels.

Our main activity as a charity is sharing the Christian gospel here in the UK and providing a place of worship for our congregation and effectively running the church.

Educating the public at large as to the operation and historic interest of the trolleybus by(a) Maintaining and restoring the Society's historic trolleybus collection(b) Supporting the Trolleybus Museum at Sandtoft(c) Publishing a monthly journal about the Society and trolleybuses(d) Publishing books about the trolleybus

We rescue and rehome basset hounds and basset hound crosses

The charity's activities to achieve its charitable objects include the organisation of concerts, which regularly include twentieth and twenty-first century British repertoire, and delivery of regular education workshops to inspire and educate students at primary and secondary schools across the United Kingdom.

Promote public health and advance public medical education by: Improving knowledge of viruses, especially diagnosis and management of viral diseases, pathogenesis, natural history and prevention; Improving diagnostic methods; Promoting high standards in laboratory viral diagnosis through quality assessment activities, education and development of reference standards.

Promoting improvements in care for people who are affected by Poland Syndrome- Undertaking research into effects of Poland Syndrome and disseminating the useful results thereof- Increasing awareness of Poland Syndrome amongst health professionals and the general public- The provision of free advice and assistance to persons effected by Poland Syndrome and their families

Kandinsky Theatre Company creates theatrical productions for presentation in London and the UK.

The British Society for Gene and Cell Therapy aims to accelerate scientific progress and promote the public understanding of gene- and cell-therapies. BSGT holds an annual Public Open Day alongside the scientific conference and supports international exchanges and collaborations that aim to advance knowledge of the field.

The Trust makes grants to registered charities known to the the Trustees only.

The charity's aims are the advancement of medical education

The object of the Foundation is the advancement of public knowledge and appreciation of the Bentley Motorcar and its history by the establishment and maintenance of a museum, library and archive for the preservation, exhibition and study of the Collection.

ICOMOS-UK is concerned with furthering the conservation, protection, rehabilitation and enhancement of monuments, groups of buildings and sites, at the national and the international level. We play a leading role in implementing the World Heritage Convention within the UK and in promoting exemplar custodianship of World Heritage sites.

The giving of grants to beneficiaries to relieve sickness, disability, infirmity and financial needs of those persons who have been engaged in any branch of the watch and clock trades and their widows or widowers

The objects of the Foundation are:*To relieve young people who are homeless or in financial need*To relieve young people who are suffering from mental or physical sickness*To advance the education of young people*To promote the training of young people who through their social and economic circumstances are unable to obtain employment*To provide facilities for leisure time occupation