Charities In Throughout England And Wales

Newday exists to support Churches and other organisations in discipling the next generation. We do so by training & equipping of those who work with young people including those that work for other charitable organisations and by putting on events for young people to attend which provide education on based on the Christian faith and recreation.

Migrants Organise is a platform where refugees and migrants organise for dignity, justice and welcome. We develop leadership and facilitate organised participation in public life to achieve meaningful inclusion of all migrants. We do this though mentoring, advice, training, advocacy, research, organising, and alliance building for fair, equal and just society for all.

Revive Darul Arqam carries out humanitarian aid work, specialising in helping refugees from Syria, Turkey and Yemen.

The Jon Egging Trust offers long-term support to vulnerable young people who are struggling to engage at school and may have lost focus, confidence and self-belief. The STEM-inspired Blue Skies programmes raise aspiration, self-belief and resilience, and empower young people to challenge themselves and re-engage with education to make informed career choices.

Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust (formerly Jo's Trust and set up in 1999) is the only UK charity dedicated to women and their families affected by cervical cancer and cervical abnormalities. We offer a range of online and face to face support to ensure women never feel alone at any stage of their journey. (Jo's Trust accounts can be found in the 'removed charities' section of the Register of Charities.)

To promote high standards in the practice of clinical echocardiography through training and accreditation of practitioners and representation of their views within the healthcare regulatory and delivery environments, for the benefit of patients

The Foundation is an independent grant-making body whose work is currently focused on the following three key objectives: 1) Physical and learning disabilities and mental health 2) Skills development for the care sector 3) Supporting local communities

Supporting members of the farming community who are going through difficult times. Running a confidential, national helpline and e-helpline which is open every day of the year from 7am - 11pm. Working with different stakeholders, including government bodies, agricultural organisations, healthcare services and other "Farming Help" charities, who are critical to the successful outcome of cases.

Childlife helps to improve the lives of children and young people throughout the UK by raising funds for the work of its four member charities. Our partner charities supporting children are Ataxia UK, Acorns Children's Hospice, National Deaf Children's Society and the National Children's Bureau.

The Charity mainly supports education-related programmes, making donations to a limited number of charities each year. We also match staff donations to various charitable causes.

The Design and Technology Association is the recognised professional organisation for all design and technology educators and aims to inspire, develop and support excellence in the subject. The Association helps to improve the quality of planning, teaching, management and leadership of the subject and, therefore, contributes to a better and more effective learning experience for children.

Training

The Charity's objects and principal activities are to further the advancement of further education for the University of Plymouth and its students and students of other educational institutions and others in need of housing attending education and training or other courses or events at the University of Plymouth or in Devon.

Taking over the activities of the former unincorporated body registered as Charity No 1001298: the provision of medical assistance, support, treatment, care or advice to Freemasons, their wives, children or dependants, or the widows, children or dependants of deceased Freemasons.

Charitable aims are the advancement of knowledge, education and interest in OR, through its publications, conferences, training, accreditation scheme, awards, regional societies, and special interest groups. Its 'Science of Better' campaign is specifically designed to promote wider knowledge of OR and how it can be used in the public and private sectors alike.

The Trustees for Methodist Church Purposes is a corporate body which acts as custodian or full trustee of Methodist property and was incorporated by the Methodist Church Act 1939.

DAPP UK provide or support programmes of education, training and development worldwide aimed at the relief of poverty and the development of the poorest populations

Seven Stories' mission is to champion children's books as an intergral part of childhood and Britian's heritage and culture, with the aim of: Preserving and celebrating Britain's rich heritage of children's literature from 1930's to the present day. Encouraging a lively dialogue that brings books and their creators to life and inspires a love of reading across generations.

To promote the missionary ideal at home and abroad and to train suitable personnelTo promote missionary partnership in the home (northern hemisphere) countries.Religious activitiesRelief of poverty

A RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION CENTRE WHO AIMS TO BE A CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE IN THE PROVISION OF HIGH QUALITY PROFESSIONAL SUPPORT AND ASSSITANCE FOR PEOPLE EXPERIENCING ALCOHOLAND OTHER DRUG DEPENDENCY ISSUES AND HAS BEEN PROVIDING SERVICES SINCE 1977

British-Ukrainian Aid (BUAid) supports people suffering from the armed conflict and humanitarian crisis in Ukraine, including the injured and wounded, orphaned children, the elderly, internally displaced persons and families who have lost their breadwinners.

School of Hard Knocks uses sport and other challenging activities to help participants re-engage with school or find employment. All of our courses seek to develop a sense of citizenship and work towards improvement in mental and physical health and wellbeing. Other objectives include: Reduced crime, money management, career planning, increased confidence and increased personal responsibility.

Young Women's Trust champions young women aged 18 to 30 on low or no pay. Our purpose is to create a more equal world of work and raise young women's incomes. We provide practical help so young women can get ahead, carry out research to shine a spotlight on the realities of their lives and bring together a network of thousands of young women to support each other and campaign for equality.

Improving life outcomes for the most vulnerable children by raising the status and expertise of those who educate them.

To advance and promote the education of people under the age of 25 in such ways as the charity trustees from time to time think fit including by promoting, facilitating and assisting in the provision of careers education and advice.