Charities In Throughout England And Wales

To act as Custodian Trustee and hold title to land on behalf of and for the benefit of The Scout Association or any Scout Unit formed under the Regulations of The Scout Association and recognised thereby.

We support British children of Merchant Navy personnel by assessing their family circumstances and educational needs and providing help accordingly. Each applicant has unique problems and is treated individually. We can help at all educational stages, including University, and also for career and personal development training.

Wycliffe Hall is a theological college within the diverse environment of the University of Oxford. We aim to equip our students for their future ministries, through excellent academic teaching, practical ministry experience and living as part of a vibrant and supportive Christian community.

The Foundation support vulnerable school-aged children (11 - 18 years old) of single parents or carers across the UK. The vulnerability is caused by: - Death or permanent absence of one other both parents - Chronic and enduring mental or physical ill health of parents - Divorce or separation - Disability of a sibling - Abandonment or abuse of a child - Living below the poverty line

The principal object of the trust is "to enable the establishment of a college or hostel within the precincts of the University of Cambridge for the theological and pastoral education of accepted candidates for the ministry of the Wesleyan Methodist Church".

To benefit children and young persons in ministering to their needs; aiding their advancement in life; establishing, taking over and maintaining homes; generally promoting their education and welfare.

The ARNO Charitable Trust has a single Corporate Trustee, the Royal Naval Benevolent Society for Officers, which provides financial support to serving and retired officers of the Royal Navy and Royal Marines, QARNNS, WRNS, their Reserves, spouses, former spouses, families and dependents who are in financial distress.

The CES negotiates, on behalf of all bishops, with Government, and other national bodies on legal, administrative, and religious education matters in order to:promote Catholic interests in education; safeguard Catholic interests in education; contribute to Christian perspectives within educational debate at national levelworks closely with the Department for Catholic Education and Formation.

The Trustees are holding trustees for the property of 12 Methodist Schools. They do not undertake any activity but operate under the direction of the managing trustees who have now been incorporated as Methodist Independent Schools Trust (charity no. 1142794).

Makes grants to individuals and groups and provides support/advice/information in the fields of science and technology and professionalisation of those working in technical posts in science/technology environments.

To promote the study and understanding of the laws of the UK and other legal systems in themselves and by considering them in the light of Christian sources; publish and contribute to the publication of legal and other periodicals dealing with such matters; conduct research and exchanges of information with learned bodies and other institutions; arrange talks, conferences etc.

The Overlord Embroidery Trust monitors the condition and display of the Overlord Embroidery, which is held at the D Day Museum in the care of Portsmouth City Council

The Society promotes the scholarly study of all aspects of the history of the chemical sciences (including alchemy). It holds meetings for the reading and discussion of scholarly papers, provides small research grants, in particular to postgraduate students and post-doctoral researchers, and publishes articles and essays, especially in Ambix, the Journal of the Society

The AUTP is an independent body, whose principal aim is to promote the effective learning and teaching of psychiatry to medical undergraduates in the medical schools of the UK and Ireland trhough educational meetings. Membership of the organisation is open to all staff that have a role and an interest in teaching psychiatry, regardless of their own academic discipline.

Offering information, advice and support; increasing public awareness, raising the profile and priority of both Raynaud's and Scleroderma; facilitating networking between professionals and patients; raising funds to support research into causes and improved management of these conditions; working with others to ensure that the voices of those with Raynaud's and Scleroderma reach a wider audience.

We are dedicated to helping & protecting hedgehogs native to the UK (Erinaceus Europaeus). We run a helpline offering advice on caring for poorly hedgehogs and maintain a database of approx 650 carers in the UK. We also supply information packs to schools, vets, etc and offer a wide range of leaflets to the public for free.

Promoting the proclamation of the Christian Gospel through the electronic media.Organising conferences and giving awards for excellence in broadcasting and related matters.Support of independent Christian broadcasters.Communication with Ofcom and other Government related agencies.

On 1 April 2013 all the activities, assets and liabilities of this charity, with the exception of a sum of ?10, were taken over by a charitable company, The Retreat Association (no 1150792) so that, for the purpose only of receiving future legacies, the charity retains its registration.

The Trust is established is to advance the education of the public in archaeology. The means by which it may do this include the undertaking of archaeological works, the provision of archaeological advice, the publication of the results of such works, and the safe-keeping of archaeological materials and records.

The Trust is one of the four archaeological trusts in Wales which work closely with other national, regional and local bodies and members of the general public to help record, interpret and protect all aspects of the historic environment

Researching AI methods of assessing learning outcomes at all levels of participants of educational/training programmes.Examining situations in which AI can reduce cost of assessment process.Examining Energy sources and Energy conversion systems with a view to reducing dependence on fossil fuels and thus minimising environmental damage caused by greenhouse gases and thermal pollution.

- Drive World class asthma research; - Campaign for good asthma care; - Directly support more people at high risk of an asthma attack; - End complacency about asthma; - Attract more funding for asthma

Advance the Christian religion by promoting the Gospel and extending Christian faith especially to the Jewish people both in the UK and in Israel. To arouse and educate the church of God in the UK to their responsibility to witness "to the Jew first" according to Romans I.

The support of wind band and wind ensemble musicians in all walks of life. The promotion and support of educational events. The support and promotion of wind band and wind ensemble compositions. The administration of the College Commission Consortium.

1. To advance promote and encourage the education of young persons of either sex by the provision of awards in the form of: (A) Scholarships, bursaries, grants or otherwise (B) Travelling scholarships (C) Prizes. 2. For the benefit of such other exclusively charitable objects and purposes in the United Kingdom or in any other part of the world as the trustees shall in discretion think fit.