Charities In Throughout England And Wales

International Wildlife Bond (IWB) advocates on behalf of abused wildlife and animal welfare. Within 2016, IWB is building up knowledge and network links with established NGOs in the arena.

The advancement of education and the promotion of equality by providing mentoring and financial assistance to outstanding students from disadvantaged backgrounds to enable them to apply for and complete a degree course in Law at the University of Cambridge or other university.

The Uranium Medical Research Institute (UMRI) is committed to the advancement of education for the public benefit on the effects of uranium and transuranic elements on humans and the biosphere by conducting and publishing independent, objective and expert scientific and medical research on the subject.

The charity activities involves raise fund for grants made to museums, galleries and libraries in the London area to enable them to acquire or commission work from British artists, craftspeople, scientists and writers. Funds will also be granted to museums, galleries and libraries to enable the curation of exhibitions of contemporary work to be shown alongside traditional collections.

To advance the Christian faith for the benefit of the public by promoting learning through, in particular, but not exclusively be, physical activities.

Support children and orphanage in educational establishments Providing educational facilities and refurnishing of dilapidated schools.Providing furniture and equipment to refurnish classrooms. Providing facilities for safe drinking water, electricity and sanitation for pupils and teachers. Providing educational support for children and young people with books and library facilities.

DULA International works with people with disabilities and supports medical care for those in need by providing education resources, training for support workers, nutrition programmes, raising awareness, and facilitating specialist training for medics and medical and surgical aid for the public.

The object of the CIO is fostering knowledge of the 1000-year history of Jewish life in eastern Europe and Russia in all its aspects: language, religion, folkways, and material culture to foster education and scholarship on Ashkenazi Jewry during the modern period and to support the continued development, maintenance and preservation of the archival, library and educational resources the CIO.

To establish a global centre in the heart of London, aimed at transforming public understanding about the practices and perspectives of the world's faiths and religious traditions, to promote better, more peaceful relationships across divides.

Strategic and applied research in horticultural and environmental sciences is conducted across three themes: Genetics, Genomics and Breeding; Pest and Pathogen Ecology; Crop Science and Production Systems. Delivery of knowledge, publication of results, provision of products and services through focus on translating science into practise.

- Monitoring abuses of human rights- Obtaining redress for the victims of human rights abuses- Research into human rights issues- Providing technical advice to government and others on human rights matters- Contributing to the sound administration of human rights law- Raising awareness of human rights issues- Promoting support for human rights- International advocacy of human rights

To advance education in the study and practice of engineering among young people by making grants to provide information and advice, and promote the status of engineering to young people, who wish to study or work in engineering and by promoting studies in mathematics, the sciences and technology (STEM),

Kidz & Sibz is dedicated to empowering families living with disability or difficulty. Based in St. Neots in Cambridgeshire, we are a non-profit organisation who offer craft based drop in sessions for kids of all ages living with a difficulty, disability or medical condition AND their siblings.

To advance the education of the public in and the promotion of the heritage, arts and culture of Wales and the Welsh Language and to promote the use of the Welsh language in particular but not exclusively by the provision of grants to organisations and individuals

The objects of the Charity are to advance the education of the public in all subjects relating to elderly persons or old age including their health and wellbeing in particular but not exclusively by the promotion of research and the dissemination of the useful results of such research

Re-build aims to help victims of conflict and natural disasters, in order to help them overcome the poverty and hardship they face. We assist in the reconstruction of infrastructure, building healthcare facilities, building schools for children to return to education as soon as possible and finding solutions to housing needs.

Temple Legal Centre (TLC) provides free and independent legal advice to people involved in family law matters living in London and neighbouring counties.

A team of unpaid volunteers providing Warter Rescue and Welfare/Humanitarian support to the community and statutory agencies in flooding and water environments.

The British Ski and Snowboard National Foundation invests in the future of British snowsports. We support projects which give young people opportunities to get involved in skiing and snowboarding, as well as giving grants to young athletes.

To support community based NGOs in Global South countries through fundraising and project development, and to facilitate knowledge exchange between these NGOs and equivalent organisations in the UK

The Charity has stopped to work on social integration. Our new vision is to build a bias-free society. We want people to manage their biases mindfully in a way that can bring happiness and meaningfulness to their relationships, dialogues and judgements, by understanding these hidden biases with the power of self-awareness, humility and empathy.

THE ADVANCEMENT IN LIFE OF YOUNG PEOPLE AGED BETWEEN 13 AND 25 BY PROVIDING GRANTS TO ENABLE THEM TO ACCESS: RECREATIONAL AND LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES PROVIDED IN THE INTEREST OF SOCIAL WELFARE, DESIGNED TO IMPROVE THEIR CONDITIONS OF LIFE AND SUPPORT ACTIVITIES WHICH DEVELOP THEIR SKILLS, CAPACITIES AND CAPABILITIES TO ENABLE THEM TO PARTICIPATE IN SOCIETY AS MATURE AND RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUALS

The Trust is a charitable organisation (reg. charity number 1166852) that provides grants, donations, funding and support in line with two clear objectives:To advance the education of young people in the subject of music and creative performanceTo help in the relief of sickness and the preservation of health among young people

THE SHIPPEY CAMPAIGN OPERATES NATIONWIDE AND WORLDWIDE TO ENCOURAGE INCLUSION IN SPORTING STADIA. HAVING CAMPAIGNED FOR SENSORY VIEWING FACILITIES SINCE 2014, WE ARE ACTIVELY WORKING AS A CHARITY TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO STADIA PERSONNEL AND FANS TO ENSURE ACCESSABILITY FOR THOSE WITH SENSORY DIFFICULTIES

At Dance Motion, we aim to provide classes, workshops and courses for the benefit of the public, especially disadvantaged people, across the UK. We rely on donations and sponsorships to enable us to create these unique opportunities and to allow us to provide such a high level and standard of teachers and activities at a highly subsidised cost or free to the participants.