Charities In Throughout England And Wales

Undertake religious activity; pastoral care; after school for the children; assisting children with special needs carried out by volunteers, who also teach the children their mother language, including play activities for children. All this carried out in Leeds 7 district

To support charitable objects association and organisations as the trustees think fit.The trust provides assistance for local charities operating within a 20 mile radius of Kintbury in West Berkshire where the settlement is based.

The objects of the CIO are to advance, promote or carry out such charitable purposes whichare beneficial to the public as the trustees in their absolute discretion think fit.

The charity has broad charitable objects but the trustees intend to focus specifically on the dual aims of tackling poverty internationally and advancing healthcare in the UK through the provision of assistance to hospices, respite care homes and mental health charities

We support sustainable community-based projects that will provide relief to people in difficult circumstances and of charitable need by reason of their age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or social situation.Our staff and customers can apply for grant funding to support such projects. Grants are available to charities, not-for-profit organisations and individuals.

the advancement of the Christian faith in London, England, and elsewhere in the United Kingdom or abroad as the trustees may from time to time think fit.

To advance christianity;To promote and advance the education of people in such ways as thetrustees shall from time to time think fit;To promote sustainable developmentto relieve poverty and suffering and to improve the conditions of life of socially and economically disadvantagedpeople and communities.

The Charity supports the advancement of education and research primarily in the field of architecture or that associated with the Built Environment, involving students and those promoting architecture.The Charity operates mainly, but not exclusively within the London Region and connects with Schools of Architecture to offer prizes and awards and Bursaries.

To promote and disseminate research in the field of housing studies, through its publication 'Housing Studies' and other activities, to stimulate national and international debate on policies to improve housing provision.

Awards grants to charities in England and Wales that fit The Foundation's grant giving policy. Grants are not generally made to charities from unsolicited approaches. No grants are made to individuals.

The Charity will provide grants to individuals and organisations in pursuance of its objects. For individuals, grants will be made subject to the applicant demonstrating a charitable need. For organisations, grants will be made to organisations which are registered charities or which qualify as charities under the law of England and Wales.

The Trustees make grants to various charitable institutions. The Trustees consider applications in or around June each year with successful applicants being notified in November of the same year.

The Congregation Charity supports all-age schools for children, and health centres. Also, it participates in running social welfare and religious projects. Globally and throughout England and Wales the Trust works mostly in deprived or rural areas.

The assistance of junior or adult education, encouragement of educational travel, research of social conditions for the benefit of poorer classes, and the advancement of such objects being charitable as the trustees shall deem it.All of the funds are currently allocated and unsolicited applications will not be considered.

THE OBJECT OF THE CIO IS THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY OR FINANCIAL HARDSHIP BY PROVIDING (OR ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF) EDUCATION, TRAINING, COUNSELLING, HEALTHCARE, AND/OR SUPPORT, DIRECTED TOWARD INDIVIDUALS IN NEED BEING ENABLED TO GENERATE THEIR OWN SUSTAINABLE INCOME AND/OR TO LIVE WITH INCREASED SELF-SUFFICIENCY AND/OR LESS DEPENDENCY.

For the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of dogs in need of care and attention and in particular to provide dog wheelchairs, strollers and other accessories to people who cannot afford to purchase these items for the care, treatment and rehabilitation of their dogs suffering injury or illness throughout the United Kingdom.

Holgate Dolphin CIO is a recently established grant making charity. At the present time it has limited financial resources but when funds are available the Trustees will look to make small grants to organisations focussing on the following areas; the prevention or relief of poverty, disability, human rights, racial harmony, and equality & diversity.

Among others:To promote high standards in the clinical practice of diagnostic/interventional neuroradiology throughout the UK.To promote the place of neuroradiology as a core discipline of the clinical neurosciences.To advise/collaborate with regulatory and professional bodies regarding development of guidelines and standards for the practice of diagnostic/interventional neuroradiology.

The foundation promotes and assists education and research in matters relating to the built and natural environment through grants to students and organisations and by organising activities to publicise research and other information related to the built and natural environment.

The trust property is used for educational purposes. Trust income is used to help with major building projects and refurbishments, and to finance a number of bursaries and scholarships.

- To organize corporate & public Christian Worship Services.- Advance the Christian Faith in UK by preaching the Gospel of Christ, Evangelism, Prayer Meetings, Lectures, Outreaches, Literatures & other Media.-To support, alleviate and relieve suffering in the society through training, funding and outreaches for the public benefit.-Equip & Empower people through education, sports & co

The charity raises money from members of the Worshipful Company of Actuaries. These funds are used for the relief of poverty of members of the actuarial profession; for education or research related to actuarial science or mathematics, to support actuaries in financial need and for other related charitable causes. The charity is based in, and operates in, the UK .

To promote the science of astronomy and all branches of astronomical research. To promote the association of observers, especially the possessors of small telescopes, for mutual help, and their organisation of work of astronomical observation, the circulation of current astronomical information, the encouragement of a popular interest in astronomy.

Promote for the benefit of the public the conservation of lichens and their habitats and to raise awareness of them including through publications, meetings and workshops. Also, to advance education in the study of lichens especially in the British Isles through publications, meetings, workshops and support for academic research.

The FSA is the professional body and dedicated voice for Forest School (FS) within the UK. We are devoted to promoting quality Forest School for all.Communicate a strong, clear vision of what FS is; development of FS qualification curriculum content; support the increase of FS opportunities; a focus of FS good practice/research and a commitment to work alongside others with similar aims