Charities In Throughout England And Wales

Homeward Houndz rescues, rehabilitates and rehomes dogs in need, while promoting responsible animal care and preventing cruelty, neglect and abandonment through education and community awareness. We also support local communities with mental health and wellbeing initiatives, using the positive relationship between people and animals to reduce isolation and improve wellbeing.

Promoting conservation of the national heritage with particular emphasis on the training of crafts people and conservators, especially within the Yorkshire region.

The Seaside Heritage Network is an educational charity which aims to raise awareness and understanding of the distinctive heritage of the seaside holiday in the UK.

To advance the Christian religion throughout England and Wales and worldwide for the benefit of the public through the holding of prayer meetings, lectures, public celebration of religious festivals, producing and/or distributing literature on the Christian religion to enlighten others about the Christian religion.

The bulk of our charity's activities take place in East Africa, in particular Uganda, where three of our UK-born trustees reside for much of the year. These activities include, but are not limited to, sponsoring children's education which they could not otherwise afford and supporting local churches and missions work for the Christian faith.

Orthostatic Tremor (OT) is a rare and poorly understood disorder. Our annual conference and local social groups provide opportunities for those diagnosed with Orthostatic Tremor to meet others for mutual support and advice on coping with it. We keep them informed through our Facebook page, newsletters, website and a Members Booklet, and information leaflets to raise awareness of OT.

The organisation carries out its purposes by providing practical, accessible support to neurodivergent individuals in England and Wales who are navigating the employment tribunal system.

Balochistan Aid Relief supports communities with limited access to healthcare in Balochistan. We raise funds to provide hospitals with essential medical equipment, support patients in need, and increase awareness through volunteer led initiatives

The organization exists to advance the Christian religion in Hull and the surrounding areas for the benefit of the public. Its purpose is to provide opportunities for individuals and families to explore, practice, and grow in the Christian faith. This is achieved through a range of activities designed to meet both spiritual and community needs. As our place of Worship,62 King Edward St. HU1 3SQ.

Living Like Linda promotes social inclusion and wellbeing for mostly elderly, cancer patients on long term chemotherapy treatments. It does this by organising outings and social events that may otherwise not be possible for patients because of financial, loneliness or transport and logistical barriers. It provides small gift boxes of some basic needs to patients and encourages togetherness.

Springhead Constellation advances the arts and education through performances, workshops, and interdisciplinary programmes linking music, culture, and the natural world. We deliver concerts, training, and public events in the UK and internationally, engaging diverse audiences and supporting emerging and professional artists.

Raising awareness of male sexual abuse through preventative educational workshops in schools for boys, CPD sessions for teachers, and guidance sessions for parents and carers.

We support the needy and feed homeless individuals. We desire and aim to give them a place to call home. We provide emotional support to individuals that needs encouragement. We motivate individuals to consciously think positively,for a better mental health and our overall health.

The activities of the CMSR relate to protecting men at risk of suicide through funding and delivering global research on male suicide, translating findings into effective interventions, evidenced-based policies, accessible public communication materials and to publish or otherwise disseminate the useful results of such research.

The objects of the Charity are, for the public benefit, to advance such charitable purposes (according to the law of England and Wales) as the Trustees see fit from time to time, in particular but without limitation such charitable purposes relating to the promotion of the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment.

Activities for fitness like exercises, yoga and meditation for all the age groups benefits to encourage healthy living and well being. Events like cultural show, art exhibitions and performances to celebrate the diverse backgrounds and talents of the community. Local Organisations and agencies to offer service for counselling, job placement services, free legal advice, educational programs,

The prevention or relief of poverty in Gujrat and Uttar Pradesh, India by:Building and maintaining clean water wells and sanitation facilities;Providing educational support and resources related to hygiene, health, and water management;Supporting sustainable community development projects related to clean water access and publichealth.

The charity advances education for the public benefit by delivering accessible online and community-based learning programmes for children, young people, and adults.

Barnoq Empowerment Alliance promotes social inclusion among refugees, asylum seekers and migrants by providing English language and vocational training, community workshops, support forums and local events. The charity helps beneficiaries integrate, access services and participate more fully in community life across England.

The Silent Voices is set up to help Construction Workers and their families. We want to highlight the terrible number of suicides in UK construction industry (2 a day, every day), and then set about lowering this number by any means possible. Construction is the backbone of our country to often overlooked and undervalued. Silent Voices is here to create lasting change for the better for the many.

For the public benefit, to promote, preserve and protect the good health of the public in particular but not exclusively by providing a critically important resource of information pertaining to individuals and communities affected by tuberculosis (TB) for use by clinicians and patients throughout the world.

In promoting the Object, the CIO may encourage and unite in fellowship bodies which uphold the religious liberty of their members, unconstrained by the imposition of creeds and affirm the liberal religious heritage and learn from the spiritual, cultural and intellectual insights of all humanity.

The objects of the Charity are for the benefit of the public to relieve suffering of dogs and in particular whippets, who are in need of care and attention and to provide rescue homes or other facilities for the reception, care and treatment of such animals.

The British Muslim Trust supports victims of anti-Muslim hatred across the UK through a free, multi-channel helpline with trained advisers and comprehensive incident monitoring. Activities include extensive outreach, community training, strategic partnerships, advocacy, research, and policy engagement to promote lasting, equitable systemic change.

Our Challenges! can be diverse: in the countryside or parkland; on the water (lakes, rivers & sea); in the hills and mountains; on the rock (crags & indoor walls); overnights - in tents, bothies, hostels; or, during the day - just for an hour or more or at night. Anything that falls within the terms of our charitable objects can be set up as a Challenge! With time, nationwide coverage is our aim.