Charities In Throughout England

The FOSJ have a twofold remit within the school:To contribute to the school community by organising social events for the enjoyment and benefit of the children, parents and families, to raise funds for the school for the educational benefit of the children.

LIVINGSPRINGMINISTRIES proclaims the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ, conduct worship services as a Church, teach doctrine and practice of the Christian faith, carry out evangelism to win new converts, discipleship training, conduct religious ceremonies of baptism, children dedication, weddings, funerals and community engagement supporting the poor, needy, orphans, widows, sick, youth and aged.

Provide funding for projects we identify as relevant.Raise awareness in the community of the problems addressed by the projects we support

The Frome Shed offers a work space where people from Frome and the surrounding area work on practical projects with others. The space is equipped with tools & materials donated by the public or local businesses. The club is run by members who decide when they come & what they do. We undertake projects, acceptable to the group, which benefit individuals, other groups & the broader community.

The advancement of the Christian faith.

The charity provides grants, items and services to individuals in need and or charities or other organisations working to prevent or relieve the needs that arise as a consequence of homelessness,child poverty.

Our current work entails organising and putting on a music festival called The Grey Dog Festival. This will involve specially selected bands and singers performing and also talking about their own experiences of mental illness. The overarching aim of the festival is to challenge the stigma of mental ill health with a particular focus on young people.

Hindu Buddhist Cultural Association :The object of the charity is to bring both communities together and enhance the understanding as there are beliefs that can be incorporated together, bringing the two communities together will help them support one another both morally and socially. We will work through meditation and cultural studies to help and strengthen the bond between both communities.

We are a small congregational church in the heart of Gloucester started in 1788, then moved to the current building in 1958. As a church we like to welcome everyone who visits us. We have services every Sunday at 10:30 am and all are welcome to join us, the service lasts between 45 minutes to an hour.

Our aim is to relieve the needs of adults and children who have learning or physical disabilities, or have experienced the care system, in the North of England through the provision of grants and support to enable them to advance themselves, through education to improve their life outcomes and their interactions with the care system where appropriate

To provide a open location for souls to worship in spirit and truth the Lord Jesus Christ, provide Biblical teaching and preaching as well as participate in many outreach programs to improve our community.

We are dedicated to supporting refugees and asylum seekers on the move, or who have recently arrived in the UK, France and Greece, with up-to-date practical, accessible information and assistance, access to the internet and phone charging.

We are a Community Service Organisation dedicated to providing assistance to the vulnerable in our local community and abroad. Our activities include: Musical evenings, Food Hub, Race nights, Specialised Equipment, Senior Citizens' Party, Day trips for vulnerable children and adults. Our overseas support includes Sightsavers, WaterAid and emergency disaster aid. All members are volunteers.

The charity supports mainly jewish based charities here in the UK but also in Israel. The charity primarily supports the local Manchester Jewish community with safety, those in need in the community (the young, those suffering hardship,the elderly) and Jewish education and its facilities.The charity also supports childrens based charities.

The trust is a private charitable trust which makes small donations to other charities in accordance with the practice followed by Douglas and Elaine Biart during their lifetimes. The beneficiaries of donations are chosen exclusively by the trustees within the criteria laid down in the trust deed. The trust does not respond to requests for donations under any circumstances.

Our aim is to provide people affected by homelessness with the opportunity to share their stories and showcase their skills on film and connect them with businesses who want to help via our mobile job/opportunity matching platform.

The activities of the organisation are:- employment training- education- the promotion of cultural activities- the promotion of good health- advice and referral services

Friends of Wyvern supports Wyvern College by raising funds and engaging the community to improve pupils' education and wellbeing. We provide grants and equipment, support enrichment and extracurricular activities, and fund improvements to school facilities and outdoor spaces so students can learn and thrive.

Our organisation aims to spread the teachings of Christianity by preaching the gospel, as well as providing opportunities for Christian fellowship and assembly. We offer counseling services, financial management training, family life enhancement programs, relief services, and bereavement support. Our youth development initiatives, children's Sunday bible class, and health education and screening.

Providing religious activities to the general public. Providing advice / information / advocacy

Activities and fund raising events to help raise money to further fulfil the children educational and social experience

The advancement of the Christian faith religion in accordance with statement of beliefs or faith for public benefit in the United Kingdom

Helping young people with impaired life.