Charities In Throughout England

Provision of Narrowboating for groups & disabled family users - mostly for overnight trips or longer. We also have an RYA training school

Giving grants to or for children in need both in UK and abroad, e.g. medical treatment, food, accommodation, education & clothing, enabling them to be better equipped to face the future and in some cases to get them out of poverty, homelessness and abuse.

Christian religious activities.

The aims of NEAPP are the advancement of education by the promotion of psychoanalytic knowledge and the study and practice of the art and science of psychoanalytic psychotherapy.

The charities main aim is to contribute to the spiritual and moral education of young people. Achieved by promoting the study of religious teachings and practices and scriptures. Also promoting prayer, praise and study by holding regular classes in Sikh Temples.

Providing financial support for poor and needy, victims of natural disasters, to advance education for the benifit of the poor and the general public in the village of Akurana, Sri Lanka. We are based in Crawley, West Sussex, United Kingdom.

United Assembly of God International promotes the Christian faith in the UK and Sierra Leone and undertake outreach work to assist poor and socially disadvantaged people through donations.

The purpose of our charity is to provide food clothing and essentials for the homeless in Manchester and surrounding areas

Lote Tree Initiative is community based organisation serving the needs of members of different ages and backgrounds. It delivers a range of educational courses through a variety of means and provides space of youth activities.

For the public benefit, to focus on various social causes as per the teachings of Shree Gajanan Maharaj such as food donation, volunteering for social causes, arranging group activities for social benefits, helping other social charities.

Providing creative writing, literacy and arts based activities to young people. Provide training in creative learning and equality and diversity to organisations. Provide advice on educational resources and create theatre promoting diverse literature.

To advance Christianity in the United Kingdom and Elsewhere.To relieve poverty and those who are in need because of sickness, age or some other reason.To advance education for the publict benefit both general and vocational for children or adults but always within the principles of the Christian faith.

The LEO Foundation is dedicated to improving the lives of children and families by supporting their access to quality education and enriching extracurricular experiences.

NSSA promotes sailing as part of the educational experience of young people.

To provide relief of poverty, sickness and distress, advancement of the Islamic religion in accordance with the "Shia" school of thought and to advance education.

The charity generally provides funds to Jewish and local charities connected with religious congregations, education, welfare and health.

To support individuals doing theological studies and training and other Christians serving in missionary situations.To support children and students in developing and third world countries and other humanitarian works.

This charity supports those going through get Refusal which is a form of domestic abuse. The charity also provides education to the members of the community that need to be aware of abuse. We assist on the legislation passing Get Refusal as domestic abuse

The charity was established for general charitable purposes, in particular to provide residential accommodation for the elderly and for the making of discretionary donations to young people, who are interested in developing their skills in the field of theatre and arts. The charity is also now looking to support, by donation, organisations involved in medical research.

The income of the Trust is applied to general charitable purposes that in the opinion of the Trustees promotes all or any of the objects of The Royal Society of St George.

CTT came into existence on the closure of the Chichester Theological College. It purchases books and periodicals for the theological library it owns now housed at the University of Chichester. It supports activities that can make a meaningful contribution to the life of the Church of England and which fall within its objects. It provides a small number of grants to individuals.

Makes distributions to organisations and individuals as decided by the Trustees.

To promote the efficiency of the Royal Air Force, to advance the education and understanding of the general public and serving/retired officers in the fields of leadership and air power and to preserve the ethos and heritage of the Royal Air Force and the Royal Air Force College in particular by such means as may be charitable.

The relief of poverty through access to clean water and free dental treatment.