Charities In Throughout England

Sarum College is an ecumenical study, conference and research centre. Our educational programme is organised in seven Sarum Centres of Learning. These Centres offer a variety of courses within our specialist areas of Christian Spirituality, Leadership, Ministry, Liturgy and Worship, Theology, Imagination and Culture and The Arts. Within the college is a bookshop and library.

Providing educational establishments with safe, secure and reliable broadband internet connections, online safety services and broadband-enabled learning and teaching resources and services.

AMOS TRUST IS A SMALL, CREATIVE HUMAN RIGHTS ORGANISATION THAT:- CHALLENGES INJUSTICE,- BUILDS HOPE,- CREATES CHANGE,AMOS WORKS WITH VIBRANT GRASSROOTS PARTNERS AROUND THE WORLD NURTURING INNOVATIVE LOCAL RESPONSES TO POVERTY, OPPRESSION AND CONFLICT.AMOS CREATES, LEADS AND PARTNERS WITH CAMPAIGNS FOR CHANGE, HUMAN RIGHTS AND JUSTICE.

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To enhance the wellbeing of seriously ill children, their siblings and families. Through the provision of entertainment and family events, we help young patients and their families cope with the pain and anxiety of serious illness and hospitalisation.

Provide Support, Information and Signposting to informal Carers. DCA supports all Carers of 18 years or over caring caring for someone aged 18 years or over regardless of the condition of the Cared for person. We also provide our service to Young Carers, aged under 18 years. The work is carried out through Home Visits, Support Groups, Telephone support and providing Carer Assessments etc.

The advancement of education and training and the relief of poverty and sickness among persons who are suffering, or who have suffered, a legal restriction on their liberty in a penal or correctional establishment, or through any means whatsoever, and the families of such persons in such ways the trustees think fit.

PECT champions sustainable practices in order to leave a lasting legacy for future generations. We work with a multitude of communities, schools, businesses, local authorities and voluntary organisations to deliver projects that help build sustainable communities in Peterborough and beyond.

Our resources are overwhelmingly committed to 'For Baby's Sake', our major and expanding programme to help parents to break the cycle of domestic abuse and give babies the best start in life. Our catalytic philanthropy addresses the root causes of complex problems. We inspire progress in policy and practice by sharing our pioneering learning and resources and through our partnership working.

The Charity provides accommodation and care for the homeless at Mary and Joseph House, Palmerston Street, Ancoats, Manchester under a Management Agreement with Contour Housing Association. The Charity also assists in the operation of a house for homeless young people at 69 Palatine Road, Manchester in conjunction with The De Paul Trust.

- to promote and widen participation in education and training, particularly by those adults who have previously been excluded from educational opportunities- to improve the quality and flexibility of educational provision for the public benefit, primarily for those people who have previously been excluded from educational opportunities- to improve access to learning opportunities

The charity's mission is to combat food waste and thereby reduce food poverty by supporting communities and groups (its network members) which work with people who have:Low or no income, poor access to affordable nutritious food and a lack of knowledge or skills or equipment to ensure food is safe and prepared properly.

The charity supports local United Reformed Churches in N E England in their outreach and mission by the provision of financial, advisory and technical support.We also support the URC's regional objectives of Christian discipleship, mission, building partnerships and managing property.Grants are made to churches and individuals in support of those objectives.

The charity operates health clubs for the benefit of the local community where there may not otherwise be that opportunity for health and wellbeing. The charity is actively seeking new health clubs to operate in order to fulfil it's charitable objectives.

FoodCycle provides a delicious communal three course meal for people at risk of food poverty and social isolation using surplus food

Community Alliance Broxbourne and East Herts provides a range of capacity-building services to the voluntary and community sector in Broxbourne and East Herts, including training, funding advice, newsletters and e-bulletins, networking opportunities and signposting to local resources.

The advancement of education of young people with additional needs in vocational and employability skills so as to develop their capabilities that they may grow to full maturity as individuals.Activities include:- - Granting licenses to deliver the DFN Project SEARCH programme in their local area - Providing training and support to deliver the programme- Carry out quality assurance

Professional Touring Theatre Company

Running a charity voucher system, making grants to organisations, schools and other charities by the trustees and at the request of donors

To apply the capital and interest for the purposes of charitable organisations or charities or individuals as detailed within the Governing Document or for such other charitable purposes as the Trustees think fit.

The charity makes grants to charitable institutions whose objects are to advance religion in accordance with the Orthodox Jewish Faith and for educational purposes and for the relief of poverty.

The organisation operates an independent special school offering an education for young people (aged 10 - 19) with complex needs including learning difficulties, autistic spectrum conditions and disabilities. The school operates in Darlington, Yorkshire.

Supports learning and widening participation through offering qualifications and accreditation for courses for adults and young people.

The LGIU provides a range of services including:* A policy briefing service on topics relevant to local democracy* A daily news service* Publications on local government* Events and seminars* Learning and development activities* Research and advice

Trust Deed constitutes Bnois Jerusalem School, and its objects are to provide education for girls on the Orthodox Jewish Community.The policy of The Bnois Jerusalem School continues to be to derive its income from donations from various institutions and grants from The Learning Trust.