Charities In Throughout England

To encourage friendship and understanding and to advance and encourage cultural development between the peoples of Great Britain and Lebanon including the promotion of scholarships and help for disadvantaged children and young people.

To advance the Evangelical Christian religion in England for the benefit of the public, mainly but not exclusively, through religious education, the celebration of religious festivals, the holding of prayer meetings, enlightening others about the Christian faith and providing outreach and pastoral care for the community, including emergency food and other supplies to those in need.

Redemption Roasters Foundation promotes the social inclusion, resettlement and rehabilitation ofoffenders, ex-offenders and those at risk of offending. This is achieved through the provision of training that support participants into sustainable employment.

The charity will provide goods and services to those individuals who are living in poverty through basic provisions such as clothing items, sleeping bags, toiletries and food. Poverty Pound believes that every human being is important and we pride ourselves on being a charity for everyone who is in poverty or in need of extra support. We do not discriminate or refuse to support individuals.

Children of Congo Foundation is organization which support children in primary and secondary school. Children of Congo has been created to financially support children education in different part of DRC. The organisation design and deliver programmes which ensure that children's educational rights are met. CCF empower and support existing local organizations which support children.

Beza Foundation is a charity organisation based in the United Kingdom. Our focus is on supporting and advocating for quality education and mental wellbeing, the prevention and relief of poverty, economic empowerment and social integration, diversity and inclusion .The charity supports young people, adults, individuals and families from the African and BAME community.

The Charity is focused on delivering a Pump Track for Histon and Impington and raises funds for all phases of the project. It is working with Stakeholders to develop land-use plans so a site can be found and developed to allow all ages groups and users a Pump track that will cater for all. We are also working with long-term developers for other sites.

Literacy100 campaigns for literacy services in England and Wales that are accessible to adults with a history of complex needs, including homelessness.

The charity works to improve the health of people living in developing countries through the development and implementation of sustainable health systems.

The Kite Tales Foundation is the charitable arm of the Kite Tales project (https://kite-tales.org). Its activities focus on the advancement of education by establishing and maintaining a bi-lingual website and digital archive of the social history and cultural heritage of Myanmar/Burma and promoting its content through outreach activities.

The objects of the CIO are to advance the education of the public on the subject of ethical finance and investment, and to promote research for the public benefit in all aspects of that subject and to publish the useful results.

The Trust's activities are: - spreading best practice within the Alternative Provision (AP) network- building a strong AP community - promoting the successes of strong AP schools for students who cannot cope in mainstream education- working in partnership with the AP sector to raise the profile of APs nationally and campaign for education reform to support AP work.

The charity responds to invitations from organisations who request Bible teaching and education in the Christian faith. This is often carried out in UK and Africa, but not exclusively. Additional cooperation is given to charities who are providing facilities for healthcare, education, orphanages, and/or free lending libraries.

Advancement of education in Zambia and elsewhere among children, youths and adults by awarding scholarships, maintenance allowances or grants for use at an approved school, university or college to people who would not otherwise have access to education due to lack of financial means

At Bridging the Future we organise and run academic summer schools and online mentoring classes, with a particular focus on science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). We operate either online, or in collaboration with partner academic institutes which can have access to teaching laboratories. We collaborate with charitable partners and academic institutes, to enable our programmes.

At Youth Mix we aim to facilitate real change in the lives of young people aged 16 to 26 years old in England by facilitating informal educational activities, training opportunities and life experiences that inspire young people while providing tools and skills to help young people lead active and independent lives.

African Women's Arts & Cultural Heritage Promotion; Exhibition; Exchanges; Research; Publication; Education Workshops; Training; Placement; Internships; Public & Environmental Arts; African Arts in Health; Over 50's Diaspora African-Black women's heritage & wellbeingIntercultural & Intergenerational Connections/Learning; Mixed Advocacy, Collaboration, PartnershipsCapacity building

The relief of sickness & the preservation & protection of good health of persons suffering from emetophobia & their families by:a) the provision of information & advice about the treatment and care of emetophobia to sufferers & to their families;b) advancing education in, & raising awareness of, emetophobia among the general public;c) promoting research into all aspects of emetophobia

Leducate aims to promote an understanding of everyday legal rights and responsibilities among the public in general, and secondary school-aged students in England in particular. This is achieved through the provision of interactive curriculum resources made available to teachers in the classroom and to the public online.

The Ascott Martyrs were sixteen women who were imprisoned in 1873 for supporting striking farm workers in the Oxfordshire village of Ascott Under Wychwood. The traumatic event led to a major riot in Chipping Norton and a reprieve from Queen Victoria. Their legacy today is that picketing was made legal in 1874 and local religious leaders were phased out of being magistrates.

Action4justice UK Support is an English registered charity. Its main purpose and objective is to support Action4justice (registered in the Netherlands). Action4Justice UK provides support by way of funds raised in the UK and input from UK-based volunteers. It also has plans to provide material and resources of its own for selected environmental and human rights issues relevant in the UK.

For the public benefit, the relief of those in need by reason of social and economic disadvantage who are (i) forcibly displaced and have lost their homes as a result of violent conflict or catastrophe or (ii) living in areas lacking necessary infrastructure, in particular by the supply of emergency shelters, longer-term housing, medical centres, schools, and community spaces.

To advance education of body image issues amongst the government, education and youth sector bodies, the media and the public in general by the raising of awareness, provision of training, advice and support.

The UK Trauma Centre (UKTC) is a peer-led and peer-run organisation that aims to inform and support those living with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and other trauma related conditions, as well as those that care for them by.

Our Vision: Our activity will make a meaningful and measurable contribution to individuals and organisations taking decisive Climate Action to reduce Greenhouse Gas emissions to secure a climate future below 1.5 degrees of Global Warming.Our Mission:To inform, encourage and motivate, inspire and enable people to accept personal responsibility and to take meaningful Climate Action.