Charities In Throughout England And Wales

Red V Blue's activities: Flagship annual event pits Red vs Blue teams in multi-sport/games comp (football, athletics, esports, tug-of-war etc.) for points & funds via fees/sponsors/merch. Supports UK emergency services. Plus: corporate partnerships, donations, grants, community events, digital campaigns for sustained fundraising. Inclusive, community-focused.

It Does Matter educates the public about non-contact sexual offences through national awareness programmes, evidence-based resources and training. We work across the UK with communities and stakeholder partners to improve understanding, empower safe reporting and promote safer behaviours.

To conserve and catalogue the lifestyle and holding of work by Lee Miller, Roland Penrose and their associates. To promote worldwide scholarship and dissemination of the lives and work of Lee Miller and Roland Penrose in a manner commensurate with the artistic and humanitarian principles of the artists. To establish and maintain buildings and land associated with Lee Miller and Roland Penrose.

The BDA Benevolent Fund supports UK dental students, dentists, refugee and asylum-seeking dentists, and their dependants who are experiencing financial hardship. It provides grants towards essential living costs and, where appropriate, professional costs that help people enter, remain in or return to dentistry, as well as confidential wellbeing support.

Free Spirit of the Sea (Charity No: 1217090) is a Hampshire-based marine charity in the UK dedicated to improving mental health, education, and coastal conservation. Operating a specially designed community boat, they provide therapeutic water-based activities and environmental projects for young people, veterans, and coastal communities."Blue Health" Therapy: Providing floating classroom experien

We are Nepali speaking church based in Oxford, which was established in 2012. We feel so blessed that in recent months we have been welcoming new members in our church. We have a thriving Sunday School, and mid week bible study groups.

The OSA Alliance facilitates collaboration between experts across UK patient and professional sleep organisations. Its remit focuses on advancing understanding of obstructive sleep apnoea by educating health professionals and others involved in patient care, and by encouraging a united approach to facilitate excellence in OSA-related care, education and resource.

Waterways Chaplaincy offer support to those who use and live on the UKs waterways and canals. Chaplains are volunteers from local churches who regularly visit the waterways, offering companionship and a listening ear to individuals and businesses. Chaplains are interested in whoever they meet, sharing with people in good and bad times.

To protect the environment for the public benefit by supporting small-scale sustainablefarming, growing, and land use that includes organic horticulture, soil conservation, orecological land stewardship.

(1) Annual family conference (2) Production of quarterly magazine (3) Supports overseas mission (dental) partners (4) Encourages active student participation (5) Encourages regional meetings (6) Produces prayer calendars for members use (7) Support charities in the UK and overseas who provide dental care or care for dental teams including students.

The College of Intensive Care Medicine strives to advance education and training and to ensure high standards in intensive care medicine, protect public health, promote best practice, provide expert guidance and policy advice, support training in the UK and abroad, educate the public, and advance research and study in intensive care and related fields.

Alliance of Virtue funds trusted, registered organisations working to relieve poverty and support communities in the UK and abroad. Every grant is reviewed and approved by the trustees.

Abortion Talk reduces abortion stigma by providing a free, confidential listening service by phone and webchat, alongside information and support. We deliver online and face-to-face workshops for healthcare professionals, students, advocates and community groups, and create public engagement and educational resources.

The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) Lighthouse Abingdon advances the Christian faith through worship services, teaching, and community outreach. We provide family and youth support, educational programmes, and social initiatives, operating in Abingdon, Oxfordshire and surrounding areas to promote spiritual growth, wellbeing, and community cohesion.

To advance education and skills development in digital technology, cybersecurity, innovation, and green technologies for the public benefit. We support underserved communities and individuals facing barriers to opportunity by providing access to skills, knowledge, and pathways needed to participate and thrive in the digital and green economy

We support people with Sickle Cell Disease by creating digital tools that help track pain and symptoms and provide clear drug information. We offer education, guidance and resources to help patients and families improve health, communication and treatment outcomes.

Blind Justice UK supports people who face the courts without a lawyer. We assess their cases, organise their evidence and help them prepare their own documents, free of charge. We also research how the justice system treats unrepresented people, and our findings have been published by the Justice Select Committee. We work nationally from Brighton. We do not provide legal advice or representation.

We are a charitable organisation to advance health and education by improving public understanding of vaccination and immunisation. The charity signposts members of the public to reliable, evidence-based information from recognised and authoritative public health, medical, and scientific sources, supporting informed decision-making and improved health literacy.

Rissho Kosei-kai of the UK is a Sangha (community) composed of ordinary people who have faith in the Buddha and strive to enrich their spirituality by applying his teachings in their daily lives. At both the local community and international levels, Sangha members are very active in promoting peace and well-being through altruistic activities and cooperation with other organisations.

The charity advances the Hindu religion (Sanatana Dharma) for the public benefit through public worship, devotional activities, religious education and community participation. We organise regular prayers, festivals, devotional singing, educational programmes and wellbeing activities, serving people of all ages across Solihull and the surrounding area.

Promote the relief of serving emergency services personnel in need, due to physical or psychological injury, harm or trauma suffered in the course of their duties and to provide support to a family member of such personnel whose health and wellbeing have been affected. To act as a liaison between said personnel and their Organisation/Charity/public service providers.

Records imprisoned parents reading personalised stories to their children on video and audio. The stories are sent to the children to help to maintain meaningful contact and promote literacy and learning during the period of separation. This scheme is offered thoughout most prisons in England and Wales and a few in Scotland. Opertates in both men and women's prisons.

We promote mental health awareness in farming and rural communities through education, outreach and signposting. We run stands, talks and activities at agricultural shows, colleges and rural events across the UK, creating safe, stigma free spaces and guiding people to trusted support services.

The advancement of education by the provision of assistance to any qualifying educational charitable body.The furtherance of any charitable purpose or charitable purposes relating to or connected with Brethren which the directors may from time to time in their absolute discretion select.

1. Provision of facilities to assist full time ministers. 2. Producing material for Bible education, publishing, importing, exporting, recording, translating, producing Bible literature.3. Purchasing, building, and renovating properties for use by Jehovah's Witnesses as places of worship.4. Humanitarian aid. 5. Distributing funds and goods to other entities with similar aims.