Charities In Throughout England And Wales

TO ADVANCE IN LIFE, AND TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF, YOUNG PEOPLE IN THE UK BY ORGANISING PROGRAMMES OF EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES AND WORKSHOPS, AS A MEANS OF:(A) PROMOTING AND ASSISTING IN THE REDUCTION OF YOUTH CRIME AND ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR; AND(B) DEVELOPING THEIR SKILLS, CAPACITIES AND CAPABILITIES TO ENABLE THEM TO PARTICIPATE IN SOCIETY AS INDEPENDENT, MATURE AND RESPONSIBLE ADULTS.

Bravery Boxes brings a little joy and lifts the spirits of children who need it most. We raise money to fill the 'Bravery Box' on the oncology wards with little prizes for children with cancer to delve into when they have to endure painful or upsetting procedures. This tiny distraction can make all the difference to a distressed child (or sibling).

1. PROMOTE, SUSTAIN AND ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC, IN PARTICULAR PHYSIOTHERAPISTS, ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONALS AND MEDICS ON FOOT AND ANKLE MSK CONDITIONS: DIAGNOSIS AND EVIDENCE FOR TREATMENT AND MANAGEMENT. 2. PROVIDE UK PHYSIOS OPPORTUNITIES FOR TRAVELLING FELLOWSHIPS, GRANTS OR BURSARIES.3. SPONSOR WORK ON BEHALF OF THE ASSOCIATION, SUCH AS UNDERTAKING EVIDENCE REVIEWS.

Electronic resources play a significant role in the training of medical and allied health workers in many developed nations. Our strategy is to provide a link between these and medical and allied health workers in developing nations by: promotion through the use of social media, third party organisations engaged in training and collaboration with relevant, specialist organisations.

We provide free resources and self published books for parents to support them in their grief and journey through miscarriage, stillbirth and neonatal death.

The charity supports children and young adults and their families suffering chronic, life-changing or terminal illness by producing a personalised "holding star," correspondence, Happy Boxes, Superstar surprise boxes, gifts and cards as well as communication with them by phone or email. Through Oakley's Outings we give our members and family a day out.

Support for people who are currently serving or have served in the armed forces and their families,through rehabilitation and transition into civilian life. Assist people with physical and mental disabilities or mental distress.Promote facilities for sport and encourage fitness and healthy livingTo assist young people to grow to full maturity as individuals and develop social skills

The advancement of education; the promotion and enhancement of military efficiency; and, the commemoration and remembrance of those members of the Naval Service and Auxiliaries who have died on active service; by promoting, supporting and assisting the charitable work of the National Museum of the Royal Navy.

The following are our activities:-Child abuse public awareness program: public events, conferences and seminars, media programs-Developing and strengthening preventative work-Youth Forum

The charity started trading in June 2015. It provides an extra-curricular history programme for primary and secondary schools - where children research their own family history to find something interesting/inspiring in their family's past. They then make a short film of their findings and share those films with other children, their families and the broader community.

To relieve the needs of people with lipoedema in particular but not exclusively by the provision of services, advice, information and support.To advance the education of the public in particular those involved in the diagnosis, treatment and care of those suffering from lipoedema.

To give help, support and information to patients and families effected by MPGN/DDD kidney diseases by using Website page and for future open family days.

Research, exchange and dissemination of knowledge concerning economic effects of different aspects of globalisation, including migration, welfare provision, wage growth and educational and training requirements.

1 To advance education in business by developing knowledge & business skills, in particular but not exclusively to franchising; 2 To promote education & training people in the UK who would not otherwise have access to such opportunities by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage; 3 To promote equality & diversity within franchising.

To assist in the training of young persons to develop their physical, mental and spiritual capacities so that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society. To advance the education of young people in matters relating to mental, physical and social welfare and providing financial and other assistance to enable and facilitate the education and training of youth workers.

Body Gossip promotes and protects the physical and mental health of the public throughout the UK, in particular through programmes and activities that tackle low self-esteem with regard to appearance and body image.

The Foundation commissions projects that provide support to people from underprivileged and socially excluded backgrounds to develop entrepreneurial skills and help them back into employment, and to start micro and small businesses in such areas to help them grow and create local job opportunities.

The Trust's objective is to transform the lives of disadvantaged children and young people; those who face daily, life-limiting challenges. It aims to raise life experiences, affect great change and enhance active lifestyles. This could be in the form of equipment, therapy, surgery, treatment, access to sport; all depending on the individual?s needs.The Trust carries out its activities in the UK

The Foundations objects are to relieve sickness and to preserve the health of children with disabilities and / or special or specific care needs and / or terminal illness and their families, in particular but not exclusively by the provision of grants and equipment not normally provided by the statutory authorities.

Snap was formed in 2015, through a love of photography and the desire to give disadvantaged children a voice through pictures. We use photography as a creative and educational tool to inspire and develop children. Reaching out to volunteer professional photographers, students and enthusiasts, we harness their knowledge and skills produce our unique photography programmes for 10-16 year olds.

To Inform & Educate Individuals, Governments, National and Supranational Organisations, Charities associated with Specific Diseases, Investors and Innovators about Preventive and Curative Healthcare, to advance the health of humanity.

The Richard Beeston Bursary is granted annually to a young British foreign correspondent to spend six weeks reporting from abroad in association with The Times Newspaper. A second Beeston Bursary is given annually in association with the International Journalism MA at City, London University, to fund a young overseas journalist as they study in London.

The Charitable Company will assist trustees of local mining trusts who are required to dispose of charitable property, by allowing the company to be appointed as their agents, in order to effectively manage the costs of any disposal thereby maximising the net proceeds of sale for alternative charitable application.

relieve the needs of refugees and displaced people who are affected by war, conflict, crisis or crime by working to secure the safety and security of such people by providing humanitarian support, including setting up and running refugee camps and to preserve the safety of all those engaged in humanitarian activities

Support art and culture projects. Help members of the art community organise exhibitions and educational work.Raising awareness to environmental issues. It is about sustainability and climate changing.