Charities In Throughout England

Engaging in the advancement of the Christian religion and the relief of poverty,RCCG Mount Zion Liverpool as a church, is determined to transform the lives of adults,youths and young adults through practical teaching of Biblical truths and maintaining a personalrelationship with Jesus. Our programs, events, initiatives and outreaches are channelled into helpingmembers and the public

To help people

Facilitate the promotion of education for children and of young persons with special needs under the age of 25, including assistance with transportation to and from their educational establishments.

At Bethel Oasis of Jesus Christ:We hold weekly services, which include: Sunday Family Worship, Bible study, Youth night, Prayer.We evangelise and equip for life and ministry. We conduct weddings, funerals, baptisms, blessings, etc. Pastoral care is provided.We hold various charitable events throughout the year for our community.We run women, men and youth group activities.

The Charity provides regular worship and prayer services every Sunday and mid week. Other activities include youth and young people programmes, holiday camps, seminars, evangelism and support to orphans in Kenya through provision of a school, feeding scheme and guidance sessions.

To advance the Christian faith in the county of Suffolk and in such other parts of the United Kingdom or the world. To relieve persons who are in conditions of need or hardship or who are aged or sick and to relieve the distress caused.

The Charity will promote the education of underprivileged young persons to provide them with opportunities to better succeed in life.

THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE ORTHODOX JEWISH FAITH IN PARTICULAR BY FINANCIALLY SUPPORTING SYNAGOGUES, PLACES OF RELIGIOUS STUDY AND INSTITUTES OF JEWISH EDUCATION AND IN OTHER WAYS AS THE TRUSTEES FROM TIME TO TIME MAY THINK FIT

Protecting children, strengthening families, and transforming care systems internationally, SAFE funds its main implementing partner in Kenya, supporting thousands of children and families each year, working to provide technical support to the Kenyan government. We also strengthen organisations, networks, and sector partnerships through training, consultancy, and capacity-building globally.

We help young people aged 16-25 to move beyond childhood trauma and find their way to happy, healthy and safe adult lives, through mentoring, training, advocacy and practical support to overcome social, emotional, behavioural, or educational difficulties. By furthering understanding of developmental trauma, we aim to combat stigma and shame and help to break inter-generational cycles of exclusion.

The Foundation is committed to the prevention of mental health problems in the UK by promoting the importance of always adding and Resilience to the phrase Mental Health, and by providing access to and encouraging peer to peer sharing of all available Best Practice strategies and actions that help build resilience. For schools, for businesses, for other organisations and for individuals.

Providing social, sporting, cultural and recreational activities and forums for discussions and debate for their personal development.

The Paul Canoville Foundation, a registered charity established in May 2015, draws on the life story, experiences and commitment of our Founder to support young people in overcoming adversity. Our mission is to give young people the skills and support they need to build resilience and inspire and equip them to overcome life's challenges and build a better future.

PROVIDES BUILDINGS / FACILITIES / OPEN SPACE PROVIDES SERVICESPROVIDES ADVOCACY / ADVICE / INFORMATION

To advance the education of children and young people aged primarily between 12 and 25 by fostering and promoting, artistic and leadership skills, including but not exclusively by the provision of classes, seminars, workshops, performance opportunities and training courses.

Installing bee friendly plants on London railway stations; running educational workshops; skill development with African beekeepers.

To promote the sport of wheelchair rugby in the North West of England. To provide coaching from grass roots level to elite GB level with assistance from wheelchair rugby's governing body, the GBWR. To provide quality rehabilitation opportunities for patients at the "North West Regional Spinal Injuries Unit" based in Southport.

(i) to advance the Christian faith (in accordance with the statement of beliefs) in such ways and in such partsof the United Kingdom or the world as the trustees from time to time may think fit; to relieve sickness and financial hardship and to promote and preserve good health by the provision of funds, goods or services of any kind; to advance education in parts of UK or the World.

The objectives of the CIO are:The provision of the place of worship for the Hindu communityRaising awareness and understanding of religious beliefs and practicesCarry out religious devotional actsCarry out missionary and outreach workThe provision of places for the community to use for cultural, health and wellbeing activities

we provide a bag of support, help and advice to anyone bereaved by suicide

Cambridge Refugee Resettlement Campaign provides a wide range of practical support to beneficiaries, and liaises with local stakeholders. CRRC works closely with the County Councils, City Councils, local charities, and other organisations that support and campaign around refugees, and enables the people of Cambridgeshire to volunteer to support refugees.

promote Christianity by helping people in need in the community and by training leaders and workers by providing leadership and discipleship among the members.