Charities In Throughout England

Wings of Potential is dedicated to empowering children and young adults who face learning or emotional challenges by providing them with the support, opportunities, and resources they need to reach their full potential. To fulfil this mission, the charity delivers a comprehensive range of academic and therapeutic interventions for young people, as well as training and guidance for schools.

We operate in Uganda to support primary and secondary boarding education. We cover school fees, boarding, learning materials and provide medical and welfare support during term time and holidays so young people can focus on their education long-term, build secure futures and break cycles of poverty. Alongside this, we provide care for rescued dogs as part of our wider welfare work.

The charity takes in neglected, ill and abandoned animals, mainly sheep & goats, and rehabilitates them with the aid of vets.The charity also educates the public in animal welfare by means of open events, public visits from animal sponsors and visits from local community groups, e.g. scouts.

To support past and present members of the London Philharmonic Orchestra who are suffering hardship through illness,injury or other reasons approved by the Trustees.In addition,we support members who are unable to work while caring for a dependant as well as supporting maternity and paternity leave.

The Charity makes grants based on applications, predominantly but not exclusively to Jewish individuals and institutions in order to promote the advancement of secular and non-secular education, preserve and protect health, religious activities and other general charitable purposes.

Religious fellowship is provided at four national gatherings during the year, open to members and non-members. Our property in Burngreave, Sheffield, is being renovated, both the communal areas on the ground floor and the residential first floor, but programmes of biblical and interfaith study and discussion are being held in local groups around the country, currently using Zoom.

For the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of domestic waterfowl in need of care and attention and, in particular, to provide a safe sanctuary for their reception, care and treatment of such animals and to educate the public in matters pertaining to the welfare of domestic waterfowl in general

The Green Hat Foundation provides grants to charities which meet its criteria. These grants are generated from income from invested capital.

Sport and Social services. Specific Sports to young people. Services to disadvantaged and those in need. Special needs program. Provides facility and service to local groups. Work in partnership with Hinckley and Bosworth Council, County Council and Education Authority, Leicestershire and Rutland Sports Trust. We have an outreach service Nation wide and an assist Eastern European children in need.

Muslim prayer sessions at the Centre (Grd Floor and First Floor) for male and female seven days a week. Home work and supplementary education classes for KS2-KS3 age group two days a weekYouth club for young people one day week. Summer and Easter holiday play scheme during the holiday periodAdvice, information and guidance on issues effecting the local residents lives

For the public benefit, to promote and protect the physical and mental health of young people engaged in sports clubs and sporting environments at all levels, with a focus on club rugby through making grants to support mental health work, related issues and initiatives and working with other organisations and partners to raise awareness of mental health, provide insight and support improvement.

The prevention or relief of poverty or financial hardship in particular but not exclusively by the provision of grants to individuals in need and/or charities, or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty

Talk Changes focuses on promoting mental health awareness and advocacy, through workshops, events, and Counselling services, with a specific emphasis on addressing anti-oppressive discrimination. By promoting open conversations and understanding, we seek to break down stigmas surrounding mental health issues and create a supportive environment for those who may be struggling.

The Charity's objects is to advance any purpose which is charitable according to the law of England and Wales.

Religious

Providing one-off "wishes" ("Rays of Sunshine") to babies and young children with ultra rare paediatric cardiomyopathy diseases who have been referred to and are being treated at the Great Ormond Street Hospital Centre for Inherited Cardiovascular Diseases.In addition the provision of medical and non-medical equipment to the Zayed Centre for Research into Rare Disease in Children at GOSH.

The prevention or relief of poverty or financial hardship in the UK and the world, specifically in Pakistan, Turkey, Lebanon and Africa, by providing grants to organisations and individuals for the provision of emergency aid, education, training, healthcare projects and the provision of all the necessary support designed to enable individuals to generate a sustainable income and be self sufficient

The Israel Childrens Centers (ICC) and sister orgs in the world, support the activities of 16 children's centres throughout Israel, more than 6,000 children regularly attend educational and sports classes. These centres provide a community focus for the education and assimilation of all children, regardless of their background and origins, by the availability of sports and educational programmes.

Grant making

Promote advancement of health and education, relief of poverty & any other charitable purposes in UK & other countries & advancement of Education in (Kenya, India, )Relief of Poverty in India, Kenya. Promote health advancement in 3rd world countries & the UKRelief of those in need, by reason of youth,age,ill-health,disability,financial hardship or other hardship

LATER

ENCOURAGES BILATERAL LINKS BETWEEN BRITAIN AND NEW ZEALAND IN THE AREAS OF EDUCATION, SCIENCE AND CULTURE.

We are a charity that supports and provides services to vulnerable people in our local community in Great Manchester.

To relieve the suffering of greyhounds and other sighthounds both in the UK and abroad who are in need of care and attention and protect such dogs from cruelty or abandonment, by providing temporary shelter for the reception, care and treatment of such dogs and placing greyhounds in suitable permanent homes.

We supply period products to people who would otherwise go without due to their social and financial circumstances.We also hold workshops and meetings to encourage the discussion surrounding periods to try and remove any stigma surrounding menstruation.