Charities In Throughout England And Wales

Grants are made for the most part to Quaker charities. Some grants are made to charities in which the trustees have personal concerns. At present there is very little scope for helping new applications especially if they are beyond the westcountry

A childhood cancer charity providing a holiday home for respite to families affected by childhood cancer. Research into cancers in children in particular high grade brain tumours which are under researched and have low survival rates, in some cases terminal at diagnosis. Raising awareness of childhood cancers and providing educational support to children and general support to the families.

The Charity's objects, as defined in the trust deed, are "such exclusively charitable objects and purposes as the trustees may in their absolute discretion think fit"

The primary objectives are to proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ, Prepare men for the furtherance of this cause and pioneer areas in which this primary goal can be realised. The church plans, promotes and participates in a number of activities to this end particularly, Bible conferences, Marriage seminars, Men?s discipleship, Revival meetings and Youth Rallies.

We provide cash donations to charities and other charitable organisations in the UK when we have funds available and where the charitable organisation provides services which the trustees feel fit in with the charity's objectives.

To sponsor, promote welfare of persons of Polish nationality or descent living in the United Kingdom. To make grants to individuals and organisations. To promote religious activities.

Relief of financial hardship and distress for a wide range of staff within the Probation Service and CAFCASS (Family Court Service), by making of grants and support from local representatives of the Fund. The Fund also conducts fund raising to continue the work of the Fund.

We aim to promote, support and increase awareness of the 260,000 British Citizens that live in the sixteen British Overseas Territories. We want to celebrate the culture, bio-diversity, and history of the territories and support students from the territories studying in the UK as well as holding successful networking/social events to discuss the challenges facing the Overseas Territories.

We give grants to individuals carrying out Christian work to poor & needy worldwide. These individuals should meet with the approval of our trustees and provide their own sponsorship.

The Trust facilitates the faith practice of Roman Catholic members of the Navy, their families and those other Service personnel who wish to associate. It enables Chaplains to provide the best pastoral care and resources, and to engage people more deeply with the moral component of their military responsibilities. It supports the pastoral ministry of the Bishop of the Forces to those same people.

The objects are to support and protect the mental and physical health of individuals who are or have been in detention pending trial or after conviction to assist in rehabilitation. Achieved by the making of block grants to other charities and voluntary bodies listed in the Hardman Trust's Prisoner Funder Directory which in turn make grants to individual applicants limited to £25 per person p.a

The charity supports swimming teachers to learn the skills and confidence to support every child effectively. This in turns helps children with SEND feel safe, engaged and able to progress in the water.

The charity's income is derived from its investments and from occasional donations . Donations are made to such charitable institutions as the trustees may determine having due regard to the objects of the charity.

Raising personal donations for the purpose of supporting Christian charities operating in the UK and abroad or supporting individuals working with Christian charities operating in the UK or abroad.

Our flagship scheme, Ted's Friends, was launched at the University of Bristol at the start of the2020-21 academic year. The scheme provides TSF funded mental health training to student ambassadors within University sports teams, and following this successful pilot, significant expansion into other Universities is planned. TSF supports the Support after Suicide Partnership (SASP) through grants.

To work for the advancement of religion; religious education, the furtherance of unity between Christians. Understanding diverity and to minister to all eg through pastoral & spiritual development.

The charity is established to further those purposes both in the United Kingdom and abroad recognisedas charitable by English Law and in furtherance of the aforementioned objects.The trustees established a club providing facilities for communal activities geared principally towardsthe local youth.

The charity's objects are to advance the education of the public in the historical, cultural or nautical significance of any type of vessels which are of historical, educational or cultural importance, in particular but not exclusively by the acquisition, construction, completion, restoration and display to the public of such vessels.

The advancement of education by providing funding, assistance and support in particular but not exclusively by the provision to Walhampton School of bursary support for the benefit of pupils who would be unable to continue or commence education at the school without financial assistance by the provision of funding to Walhampton School for upkeep and development of its facilities

The objects of Levy2 are such charitable purposes as the trustees may in their absolute discretion determine. Levy2 does not accept unsolicited applications for support.

We are a charity committed to changing lives. We are actively changing the stigma around mental health. We currently run free weekly free sessions (Wednesday drop-in hub & various Sunday groups inc. Scammonden Steps) where anyone can attend either in person or online and improve their mental well being. The Sunday groups are located in and around the UK. We also run regular online drop-ins.

The advancement of rural countryside industries, pursuits, sports and leisure activities.The prevention of social exclusion and assistance with the reintegration of those who have suffered social exclusion.Supporting children with learning difficulties through educationThe promotion of community participation in healthy recreation.

Transform Schools UK works to improve access to better quality and equitable secondary education for students with a special focus on those who come from poor, underserved and vulnerable backgrounds. We engage with the global community to raise awareness of the issues, seek support to fund and foster high quality educational programmes.

CAA is a membership organisation for institutes representing architects in Commonwealth countries and promotes co-operation for 'the advancement of architecture in the Commonwealth' through sharing of architectural knowledge. An accredited Commonwealth Civil Society organisation CAA is best known for its validation of courses in architecture assessing courses against set criteria.

The objectives of the CIO are to preserve and protect good health of persons suffering from blood cancer for the public benefit by1.The provision of grants to organisations focusing on the advancement in understanding diagnosis and treatment of blood cancers2. The provision of grants to relieve those in need by way of financial hardship to fund accommodation and or travel expenses.