Charities In Throughout England And Wales

The charity was engaged in setting up, running, promoting and fundraising for Cross Rhythms Plymouth, the new community radio station for the city. The content of the programming is contemporary Christian music with a mix of local news and community events information. Studio premises were secured and a radio studio was built and equipped.A transmitter was erected and approved by Ofcom.

The Charity's objects are:- To promote the efficiency of 101 Engineer Regiment in such charitable ways as the trustees may decide; - To make grants to any regimental charity or to any other charity or charitable organisation for the benefit of the Regiment, or any successor unit; - To make grants to any member or former member of the Regiment who is in need, hardship or distress.

Medical Missions Overseas, Charity fund raising for welfare of members and ethnic communitiesMentoring programme for Nigerian doctors and allied professionals within and outside the UKRaising health awareness among communities in the UK and in Nigeria through public health campaigns, health interventions. Partners include- ANKPA, GDDA, CANUK, LFGSCA, NIDOE, Club 19 and Nigerian Diaspora bodies

TO FURTHER SUCH OBJECTS OR PURPOSES WHICH ARE EXCLUSIVELY CHARITABLE ACCORDING TO THE LAW OF ENGLAND AND WALES IN ANY PART OF THE WORLD AND IN SUCH MANNER AS THE TRUSTEES MAY IN THEIR ABSOLUTE DISCRETION THINK FIT.

Sefydlwyd ym 1939 gan rai a oedd a chysylltiad a'r Wladfa Gymreig yn Chubut fel dolen gyswllt rhwng y ddwy wlad. Pwrpas y Gymdeithas yw hybu y cysylltiad rhwng Cymry ac Ariannin a Chymru trwy gynnal digwyddiadau yng Nghymru a noddi dysgu a hybu'r Gymraeg a gweithgareddau perthnasol arall.

The trustees support charities in Southern England, assisting medical, churches, children, elderly, special needs, education, environmental, national disasters and animal welfare.

Homes with Dignity provides practical, peer-led support to individuals and families experiencing housing insecurity and those transitioning into independent housing by supplying essential household items, clothing,SIM cards, and supporting access to relevant community-based support services.

To Rescue and Rehome dogs of the four Setter breeds (Irish, Irish Red & White, Gordon & English) and their hybrids. We offer advice on all aspects of dog ownership, ensure that the individual dog's needs are met and maintain contact throughout the adopted dog's life. No dog is turned away

To provide space for prayers and contemplation. To provide public worship in the community open to all. Conducting pastoral work including visiting the sick, disadvantage and the bereaved. To promote the whole mission of the church through activities such as outreach, youth counselling, senior citizens and special need people.

Advancing the Christian Faith in Manchester & surroundings, Fulfilling the other needs of the community, Establishing Churches for preaching the Gospel of Christ Jesus, Organizing regular Christian Seminars, workshops, lectures, Distributing Christian literature, Audio and visual aids, Organizing training courses and setting up Bible classes, Providing regular counselling and advice on prayers etc

The Charity will be supporting the under privileged and orphan children by way of cash donations to provide food ,clothes shelter and education in a safe and secure environment . The charity would provide expert help in rehabilitating the children who have suffered abuse and severe poverty.The Charity hopes to do this by working with other charitable organizations and institutions.

The charity provides funding to charitable bodies and for charitable purposes, in each case, as selected by the trustees based on their own knowledge. The Charity does not have the resources to assess charitable bodies that are not personally known to the Trustees. No grants will be made in response to unsolicited requests

The charity provides organisational, ministerial and leadership consultancy for churches, organisations, networks and individuals (and church leadership and ministry) to help them become more effective in: communicating the Christian faith in word and deed to those inside and outside the church, engaging with their communities and concern for justice, encouraging visionary leadership and unity.

We take in donations from the general public and renovate some of the items in addition to cleaning prior to sale in one of our two shops. The charities and individuals who we support are those that can are most needy or urgent cases. Cases are referred by other Charities, Social Services or the Church. Every case is looked at separately and checks done to ensure the case is genuine.

The Society promotes and advances research and study on the psychological aspects of general practice with special reference to the doctor patient relationship and disseminates the knowledge beyond the Society for the improvement of the medical care of the public at large. The society does this through conferences,workshops,a lecture series,publications and advice to other organisations.

To advance education and undertake research on the applications or use of focused ultrasound for thebenefit of the public and to promote all purposes recognised as charitable under the laws of England and Wales from time to time in particular but without limitation through an association with focused ultrasound.

We support refugees and people seeking asylum to settle into the local community in East Kent. We build links between refugees, people seeking asylum and other local people, and nurture a supportive and empowering community for people to understand and integrate into British society.

Makes grants to organisations, with particular emphasis on those organisations providing services or other benefits for those with learning difficulties.

We aim to raise awareness of plagiocephaly and brachycephaly, providing help and advice to families faced with either condition. We also aim to raise funds to assist families on low incomes to proceed with treatment.

The trustees fulfil the charity's objectives by processing applications only from accredited social work agencies supporting clients in need, hardship and distress in three categories: those who are in danger of losing their homes or essential services; those caring for children in impoverished circumstances; those who have faced some personal setback and are being encouraged to start again.

Establishing mutual cooperation among members of multi-cultural communities:The Charity has published an Interfaith book (2018):MUHAMMAD(SAW): A ROLE MODEL FOR WORLD PEACE (Free distribution)A Project in Bangladesh: Jamia Islamia Hadiqatul Quran Madrasah in Bangladesh aims to provide support in education to the orphans, and poor, helpless students. It is a boarding Islamic school.

The Trustees make grants generally to registered charities with a wide range of charitable objects. Applications for financial assistance from charities unknown to the trustees are not encouraged and in the interests of time and cost, will not normally receive a reply.

The objects of the Charity are the advancement of science relating to all aspects of drug research, primarily byproviding a common meeting ground for all who are interested and involved in such research, with the purposeof furthering the education of such persons to be of ultimate benefit to the general public in the field of relief ofsickness.

Presentation and promotion of quilting, patchwork and textile art exhibitions, seminars and workshops available to the general public at The Minerva Arts Centre, Llanidloes (the home of the association). The conservation and study of antique and modern quilts in the Association Collection, particularly Welsh heritage pieces. Provision of exhibition and meeting space and facilities for community or

The Mako Foundation organises fundraising events and makes grants to charitable organisations which meet the CIO's criteria. The CIO aims to identify and support causes with a focus on vulnerable communities across the globe.