Charities In Throughout England And Wales

To promote the study of the history, antiquities, culture, languages, literature, art, institutions, and customs of Libya and Northern Africa ;to provide facilities to this end by means of travel grants and the like;to organize and promote missions to Libya;to hold meetings, lectures and exhibitions and to publish periodicals and other literature pertaining to the Society's areas of interest

FRAME researches, develops and promotes practical alternative techniques that can be used to replace live animals in biomedical research. FRAME advocates the Three Rs approach: REDUCE the number of animals used, REFINE procedures to minimise animal suffering and REPLACE animals by eliminating the need to use them through the validation of alternative techniques.

Invests in facilities which are rented to organisations operating as bio-dynamic agricultural farms and training centres. Also makes grants to organisations operating within this sphere.

The principal activity is the resettlement of offenders and people with multiple problems who are at risk of offending. This provides housing and other means of support to enhance their resettlement in the community and help them move away from crime and antisocial behaviour.

The objective of the charity is to train air-scenting dog teams to assist , for the public benfit, the Police, Mountain Rescue Teams, and any other organisation involved with Search and rescue of persons missing or overdue in situations which benefit from the use of air-scenting dogs.

To educate the public in and to promote research into the life and work of the Poet Lord Byron and the history and literature of each country with which he was associated.

Objectives a) the provision of maintenance and repair of places of worship, hostel accommodation and facilities for pilgrims;b) the promotion of public worship; c) the advancement of religion and relief of poverty anywhere in the world.The charity operates the Pilgrim Bureau, a hostel for pilgrims, and the Slipper Chapel at the site of the Walsingham Shrine as well as shops and a cafe.

The promotion of the recorded and written ministries of the late Rev. Francis Dixon, and the support of the itinerant ministry in th U.K. and overseas of Rev. David Tucker.

The advancement of education and professional development in the science and technology of brewing, distilling and related industries through the provision of professional examinations and qualifications that are recognised globally and supported by appropriate training and seminars.

REFLECTING THE AIMS OF THE ORGANISATION, THE ACTIVITIES OF MWH INCLUDE- ADULT EDUCATION AND SUPPORT SERVICES - INCLUDING ESOL, IT, CAREERS ADVICE- BUSINESS SUPPORT, TRAINING AND JOB SEARCH ASSISTANCE- RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL SERVICES - ARABIC CLASSES AND COMMUNITY SOCIAL FORUMS- EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT FOR CHILDREN - MOTHER TONGUE AND SUPPLEMENTARY SCHOOLS

The Brittle Bone Society (BBS) exists to support those living with Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI). Our core purposes are to: provide information, advice support and equipment to anyone affected by OI; build public awareness of the condition and increase the profile of the BBS in the NHS service and general population; promote the BBS to hospitals,support groups, individuals and anyone affected by OI

The Child Growth Foundation is the UK's leading charity relating to children's growth. It provides support to individual's with a growth disorder. It promotes and funds research into the causes of and cures for growth disorders. It provides education relating to the problems and difficulties faced by those with growth disorders. And it encourages the regular monitoring of growth and development.

The trust provides grants to enable people working with children to travel at home or abroad for the purpose of enlarging their experience and enhancing the quality of their work. Applications are particularly welcomed from those working with disadvantaged or disabled children. Grants are not available for academic research or courses leading to a qualification.

The foundation supports and sponsors a Buckland Professor each year who gives a lecture at three relevant venues in the UK and Ireland on a matter of current importance in the commercial fisheries. It also sponsors a Buckland-Smith summer student each year.

THE COLLECTION, CONSERVATION AND PUBLIC DISPLAY OF ALL ITEMS OF HISTORICAL AND MILITARY INTEREST RELATING TO THE DUKE OF LANCASTER'S OWN YEOMANRY AND OTHER VOLUNTARY CAVALRY UNITS IN LANCASHIRE AND ADJACENT AREAS. THE PHYSICAL COLLECTION IS CURRENTLY (SPRING 2023) IN STORAGE, THE TRUSTEES ARE CURRENTY IN DISCUSSION WITH LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. THIS IS CURRENTLY UNDER REVIEW JAN 26 .

CROSSROADS CARE IS THE UMBRELLA ORGANISATION FOR 96 LOCAL SCHEMES ACROSS ENGLAND, WALES AND ISLE OF MAN. SCHEMES PROVIDE DIRECT SERVICES TO CARERS, IMPROVING THE LIVES OF CARERS BY GIVING THEM TIME TO BE THEMSELVES AND HAVE A BREAK FROM THEIR CARING RESPONSIBILITIES. THE AIM IS TO PROVIDE A RELIABLE SERVICE, TAILORED TO MEET THE INDIVIDUAL NEEDS OF EACH CARER AND THE PERSON THEY ARE CARING FOR.

We support disabled students studying in the UK in further or higher education or training towards employment. Our grants help cover additional costs many students need to incur as a result of their disability, including human support, equipment, specialist software or extra accommodation costs. We also fund a small number of Masters scholarships for exceptional future leaders.

The performance and promotion of music, especially contemporary music, and to engage in events that connect music to other art forms, such as visual or dramatic arts. Also the organisation of educational activities designed to encourage a deeper understanding of music and the arts, and occasionally offer financial support to organisations with similar interests.

Medical/Health/Sickness facilitation of mental health and personal development. Facilitation of the field of Islamic counselling, Islamic counselling services and Islamic counsellors. Research, Publishing and dissemination of educational material. Holding educational seminars.

The disabled living foundation is working for freedom, empowerment and choice for disabled people and others who use equipment or technology to enhance their independence. We are the leading UK disability charity providing complete and impartial advice on equipment for independent living.

Currently dormant. When previously active it was involved in educational projects with schools and other organisations regarding Israel and its development (past, present and future) and how JNF has supported and continues to support this development.

To support and advance research in the field of diabetes and particularly juvenile (insulin dependent) diabetes in the United Kingdom and throughout the world and to provide material of an educational and informational nature to persons who are interested in and affected by diabetes.

Supporting teachers who teach children about Europe by providing teaching material and offering assessments of children's knowledge of Europe through Certificate of European Knowledge Tests.

Tennis Development including county and club, Education including Schools, Universities and Further Education Colleges, Coach Education , Junior Competition, Facilities, Tennis in the Community and tennis for disabled people.

Between 1988 -2024 we carried out Conservation of the Barn Owl and its Environment through practical conservation work, research, education and a free national information and advice service. On 31st March 2024 we transferred all our assets and our work to Barn Owl Trust - charity no. 1201419. Since April 2024 we have been operating as Barn Owl Trust. Our website is - www.barnowltrust.org.uk