Charities In Throughout England And Wales

Provide advisory services in immigration, welfare, housing and social welfare targeted at unemployed and BAME communities. We run employment training courses and capacity building workshops and engage in development awareness activities to support the integration of people from our targeted communities. Work with partners in developing countries on empowerment activities.

CCWA seeks (i) to promote community work as a vital aspect of the Churches' mission in the UK and (ii) to provide resources and support for those involved in church-based community work across the four nations of the UK.

Promote knowledge and good practice in manufacturing and other operational management.The charity has no current activities, income or expenditure. It is defunct.

The charity was dormant during the year, having transferred all of its activities, including the running of the Spring Harvest Christian teaching event, to a new charity called Essential Christian on 31 December 2008 (then known as Memralife Group), following the merger with International Christian Communications.

Breast Cancer Care is the UK's leading provider of information, practical assistance and emotional support for anyone affected by breast cancer. All our services are free and provided by specialist staff alongside trained volunteers who have had or been closely affected by breast cancer. We are also committed to campaigning for better treatment and support for people with breast cancer.

Promote discussion of all aspects of Comparative Clinical Pathology.Promote education and trainingEncourage research and the publication of data.Promote and carry out or assist in promoting and carrying out research, surveys and investigations and publish.Arrange and provide for the holding of exhibitions, meetings, lectures, classes, seminars and training courses.

To make grants for medical research into spinal conditions and the extraction, collation and dissemination, for the benefit of the public , of information from data arising from such research.

The trust was established on the death of Harry Mortimer to encourage and support young British brass players, particularly those involved within the brass band movement. Annual awards are made to outstanding young students nominated by universities and colleges to further their careers.

Relieving by means of holistic therapies and workshops sickness and suffering caused by HIV, Aids, Aids-related conditions and other immune dysfunctional illnesses

The advancement of international understading, goodwill and peace through a world of business and professional persons united in the ideal of service.

Documentation and conservation of archive; creation of public displays

To help give advice and training on all aspects of owning a Maremma Sheepdog. To give support when owners have problems. To re-house any Maremma we look after if after assessment, they are suitable for re-homing and or to look after them while an owner recovers from an illness.

We provide a competitive team sport for people with physical or learning disabilities, whatever their age, gender, colour or creed and provide the opportunity to progress in the sport from grass roots through to international level. We provide equipment for new teams to start playing the game, along with coaching and development books with all the information needed to run a team.

To provide a fully accredited academic programme for eligible post graduate students; to contribute to the general and specialised knowledge of the community through open lectures and sponsoring of fora or synmposia; to promote in the UK an understanding and appreciation of Boston University

THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH IN ENGLAND. SCOTLAND AND WALES AND IN PARTICULAR CO-OPERATIVE INITIATIVES IN EVANGELISM, TRAINING AND CHURCH PLANTING BETWEEN CHRISTIAN CHURCHES AND DENOMINATIONS.

The trust makes grants and donations to such charitable institutions as the trustees think fit. Unsolicited requests for grants and donations are unlikely to be successful.

PARROT FUND INTERNATIONAL PROVIDES FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR CONSERVATION OF ALL PSITTACINE SPECIES. IT ALSO PROVIDES FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR EDUCATION, SUPPORT, WELFARE AND SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH FOR ALL PARROT AND PARAKEET SPECIES.

to relieve poverty human suffering and distress; to advance Christian religion esp. of the Orthodox Churches; to advance education under the aegis of Christian Religion and general charitable purposes

Our aim is to expand the existing ministries of the church ie overseas missions, childrens and youth work and evangelistic outreach to the community.

USE TO PROVIDE MANY YEARS AGOProvide legal advice and support to the Community on various levels. This includes advising other charities, sponsoring events, individuals seeking advice or are in trouble with the law, providing other advice to a range of stakeholders including the elderley, and finally being part of the legal justice system, especially representing ethnic minorities.

COPE: Mental Health Foundation is a non-for profit voluntary organisation committed to working to provide quality and timely services, (not exclusively) for Black & Minority Ethnic (BAME) mental health services users, carers, lone parents and families in partnership with other organisations. The Community Contact Family Center (CCFC) is the foundation of COPE's work with young people and families.

The charity's aim is to spread understanding - understanding between the various divisions of Christianity - understanding of the beliefs which unite them and not those that separate them - understanding that all people of good will should work together for a better world.

The Global Commons Trust supports the work of the Global Commons Institute in promoting wider understanding of the effects of climate change on the environment and the survival of life on earth, and the implications of adopting Contraction and Convergence (C&C) as the framework solution to avoid ecological catastrophe in the future.

Education, training, development

We work with vulnerable young people under 25 years of age who are in need of support by offering short stay accommodation, counselling and advice. They may be experiencing difficulty obtaining employment, have low basic skills, lack of motivation and have substance mis-use problems.