Charities In Throughout England And Wales

To inform and educate the serving Corps and the general public on the history and traditions of the Royal Marines and to initiate, support or carry out the necessary research to achieve these objectives.

TO PROMOTE, ADVANCE AND SUPPORT THE EDUCATION, TRAINING OF PERSONS ENGAGED OR ABOUT TO BE ENGAGED IN THE MEAT PROCESSING INDUSTRY IN THE uk, AND TO PROMOTE RESEARCH INTO THE SCIENCE OF MEAT PROCESSING TECHNIQUES

Empowering young haemophiliacs through sport and movement. Little Bleeders is a charity that supports young people with blood disorders to 'move more and be more'. The Little Bleeders Fund provides grants for young haemophiliacs under 18 wanting to participate in sport and mobile activities.

Making distributions to other charities for their charitable purposes

Support and advice for professionals working with children with speech, language or communication needs. Raising awareness of Developmental Language Disorder.Organising an annual conference and other events to provide professional development for members.

The Great Mission's vision is to advance the Christian faith by helping and serving people in material and spiritual ways. Through a network of missionary evangelists we hold events to distribute aid to the poor and to educate communities to better their lives. Currently our main base is in Brazil, though our missionaries also operate in Africa and Central Asia.

Promote the equine industry in general and the quality breeding of horses in particular.

We provide a support group and website focusing on news, events, information and how better to cope with Alpha-1 aiming towards improving quality of life. Organise social gatherings to educate and unite the Alpha-1 community. Produce, publish and distribute information booklets to advance understanding and awareness. Support research and campaign for better access to treatment.

To relieve poverty by giving grants to members of the Overseas Service Pensioners' Association who are in need. Other pensioners may be eligible for a grant, at the Committee's discretion, if they are eligible for membership of the Association (see OSPA website).

Donations at Trustees discretion.

Funds provided for educational purposes

The relief of suffering caused by the participation in belief systems which are religious (or have similar effects as religions on their practitioners) by counselling and other help and the promotion of study and research into such systems for the benefit of the public.

To advance the education of the public in ophthalmology, particularly relating to the retina, and associated medical sciencesTo promote and advance knowledge and the understanding of clinical and practical ophthalmology, particularly relating to the retina, and associated medical sciences, through educational events

It will be providing financial support to people who have fallen on hard times and need help. This is likely to be combination of those who need financial help to meet their day-to-day expenditure and others who may have medical and/or care home fees /or similar. In addition the trustees wish to support other charities. This is likely to to be a combination of regular support and ad hoc payments.

The Charity invites applications for bursary awards through various theatre schools. The applications are reviewed by the trustees who ensure that they are in accordance with the charity's objectives

We carry out, review and support research to improve services for children and young people receiving social. This includes developing and supporting services to develop assessment and practice tools. We also seek to improve policy by campaigning for evidence based policy at both national and local levels.

The objects for which the charity is established are such purposes as shall be exclusively charitable and for the public benefit as the Trustees in their discretion from time to time think fit.

Supporting the NHS in caring for the whole person. WholeCare is dedicated to the advancement of health through facilitating whole person care of patients and staff within the NHS. We are a values-based organisation working with the statutory and voluntary sector in order to complement existing services by recognising spiritual needs and offering spiritual care.

Revive Europe organizes student conferences, leadership gatherings, retreats and prayer nights.

Bawdsey Radar Trust maintains a Grade II* listed Radar Transmitter Block which formed part of the world's first operational radar station at Bawdsey. The Transmitter Block re-opened in 2017 after a major restoration project and includes an award winning exhibition. The Trust maintains and exhibits a collection of relavant artefacts to advance the education of the public.

FFLAG provides support for parents and other family members of LGBT plus people across the UK by providing information, helplines and support groups. FFLAG provides information and support for individuals and organisations. FFLAG campaigns for equality on issues of sexuality, gender identity and gender expression. FFLAG works to reduce homophobia, transphobia and biphobia.

65 Degrees North works with Wounded, Injured or Sick veterans or service people in order to provide a measure of Rehabilitation through Adventure

GBMY seeks to organise and run a yearly camp usually on land provided by Christian farmers, to provide an enjoyable and active holiday with Bible teaching. We aim to benefit the young people by creating and developing new attitudes towards each other and other members of their communities and instilling good life values. This we believe benefits society as a whole and the young people individually

Donations to other charitable bodies, primarily education, heritage and medical research.

The charity's mission is to distribute as many free Hydrant hands free drinking systems as possible to those individuals in the community, care homes and hospitals who need them.Anyone with limited mobility particularly those who struggle to reach, hold or lift a drink is likely to benefit from a Hydrant. We believe this could be as many as 3 million people in Great Britain.