Charities In Throughout England And Wales

The purposes of the Trust are mainly, but not exclusively, the advancement of the Christian religion. Following the death of the last family trustee, the agreement with HCPT provides that the income of the Trust should be directed towards churches needing assistance for fabric repairs, within the remit of HCPT. Preference is to be given to certain churches with Lawson Johnston connections, followe

House of Faith supports and empowers women through faith-based activities, personal development, wellbeing programmes and practical support. We promote emotional, physical, spiritual and social wellbeing, helping women overcome challenges, build confidence, develop life skills, strengthen relationships and experience greater independence, hope and belonging.

To organise and provide training courses in Marigold Therapy (and Homeopathic Podiatry when required) for suitably qualified personnel with the aim of extending the availability of the treatment. The Marigold Therapy treatment (and Homeopathic medicine when indicated) is used in conjunction with podiatry for a wide variety of foot disorders affecting the nails, skin and bones of the lower limbs.

Provision of assistance in housing long term Christian Missionaries returning home. Making grants to those in need who are aged, poor, sick or disabled predominantly who have been long term Christian Missionaries.

CRUSAID HAS NOT TRADED OR CARRIED OUT ANY ACTIVITIES DURING THE YEAR. CRUSAID MERGED WITH THE TERRENCE HIGGINS TRUST ON 14/6/2010 & ITS DAY TO DAY WORK HAS BEEN INCORPORATED INTO THAT ORGANISATION.

To advance education and promote research and study in three main areas of religion, philosophy and science; and also to disseminate the results of such study and research to the public.

To advance education and research for the public benefit in ancient knowledge, in particular the English culture through the promotion and dissemination of the Gnostic Anthropology as taught by Samael Aun Weor and Litelantes

Assisting young musicians who are in attendance at Chetham's School of Music or who are Choristers of Manchester Cathedral by making awards to pay tuition fees, costs of travel to musical events, costs of purchase of instruments, or music expenses of participation in musical competitions and similar fees costs and expenses.

Against Breast Cancer funds a unique research programme into the treatment and prevention of breast cancer, focusing particularly on secondary spread and survival after diagnosis.We are leading the worlds largest study into the diet and lifestyle of breast cancer patients.Our Research Teams quest to produce a breast cancer vaccine and ultimately a cure for breast cancer.

To fund research into paediatric rheumatology and related illnesses, fund educational activities undertaken and provide equipment for research. Support staff while applying for grants for further research and assist scientists, medical staff and allied health professional to attend scientific meetings and courses to develop their skills and establish contacts. Support family events.

The Trust supports University institutions and voluntary organisations doing research and public/policy engagement around justice and human rights and work addressing medical, legal and ethical aspects of childbirth and of end-of-life issues.

Education and research into Bach flower remedies, their influence on human emotional states and health. Support for research into alternative medicine. Support for education and training for young people.

The Trust was established in 1992 to sponsor a lecture series in conjunction with the Royal African Society. The 2013 lecture was given by Kabba Santigie Bangura based at the University of Sierra Leone. The title was Adapting to Climate Change: Coping with the effects of weather changes in Sierra Leone.

The key object of the charity is to improve the quality of path work and maintenance in the uplands by raising the profile of upland path management and promoting exchange of information.

Survivors poetry promotes poetry by and for survivors of mental distress. It is a survivor led arts organisation, national though based in London. It provides poetry workshops, reading and performances, music, visual arts (mainly on website), and mentoring. Its publishing arm is highly visible. Our vision is to see a world which celebrates the creative expression of survivors through poetry.

The provision of logistics for relief work, including but not exclusively transport and storage of relief supplies and any other charitable goods or materials owned by charities or used for charitable purposes.

The Earth and Space Foundation seeks to advance the links between environmentalism and space settlement. It awards grants each year to fieldwork and research that accomplishes this goal. This includes work that uses space technology to solve environmental problems or uses Earth environments to enhance space exploration and settlement. It awards approximately five grants each year.

FYD is part of the National Deaf Children's Society, the national charity dedicated to creating a world without barriers for deaf children & young people. We represent the interests and campaign for the rights of all deaf children & young people from birth until they reach independence. NDCS supports the deaf child through the family and directly supports deaf children & young people themselves.

MDSCT's work includes exhibitions, seminars, workshops, lectures, research projects, publications, theatre, educational materials and online resources which all help to raise awareness of and highlight and preserve the significant Sikh and Anglo Sikh Heritage that exists in the UK.

AEA encourages the sharing and publication of good practice about learning in later life, through a newsletter and journal, through conferences and meetings, and by networking. It supports and promotes the interests of older people engaged in learning, the organisations and teachers that supply the learning opportunities, and research into learning in later life.

On 1 September 2011 the Charity transferred its assets, liabilities and functions to the Royal Marsden Cancer Charity (RMCC), an independent charity (Reg: 1095197) with similar aims and objectives, encompassing charitable purposes in connection with The Royal Marsden Hospital. Under a Deed of Covenant the Charity now transfers all income received to RMCC.

The objects for which the company is established are to advance moral or spiritual welfare or improvement for the benefit of the public by promoting education concerning spiritual enlightenment and self-realisation.

To preserve and conserve for the people of England and Wales the historical, architectural and constructional heritage of particular beauty or historical, architectural or constructional interest particularly those buildings whose preservation will contribute to the regeneration of their locality and to advance education in the techniques and practice of building preservation and conservation

The UK's only umbrella organisation for physical theatre and visual performance. It acts to: advocate, develop and strengthen new and emerging practice; promote exchange of information, via the Total Theatre Awards and in association with Total Theatre magazine ; encourage debate and develop critical language; develop training and education opportunities.

The Charity was founded to celebrate the contribution David Stark Murray made to achieve the creation of the NHS in 1948. The Charity therefore supports activities that provide education about the creation of the NHS and new ideas to develop the modern NHS which should be a comprehensive health service that is free at the point of need and funded by general taxation.