Charities In Throughout England

Our aim is the advancement of education in relation to engineering, robotics and computer science. We run an annual competition for students aged 16-19, where teams build and program a fully autonomous robot to allow them to take part. Throughout the year, students are supported by our volunteers who mentor the students, organise the competition and develop the core electronics kit.

Executive SummaryThe iRock Foundation will build classrooms in developing Countries, starting with Cambodia, and employ teachers to educate the students at Primary School level.Products and ServicesOur aim is to build classrooms in rural areas to provide up to 6 years Primary education to children who would otherwise be excluded from a State education. We will build the classroom, supply

EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITY FOR CHILDREN

The Charity is established particularly but not exclusively for the benefit of Angolans in need and residing in London. We relieve poverty by providing advice and information on Housing, Health, Social Security Benefits,Immigration issues and Employment opportunities, advance education particularly by the provisions of supplementary school for children.Angolan project providing advocacy/casework.

We exist to advance the awareness of heart related disease in the black community in UK and advocate for necessary intervention and prevention. When needed, we signpost to relevant practical help for people who are affected.

To relieve poverty through emergency food parcels and other essential items

The charity aims to relieve sickness and advance the health of those suffering with fluoroquinolone toxicity by providing funds to patients towards the cost of their treatment and by providing donations to research projects promoting research into the diagnosis, cause and treatment of such patients.

THE OBJECT OF THE CIO IS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC: TO ADVANCE THE CHRISTIAN FAITH IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE STATEMENT OF BELIEFS IN SUCH WAYS AS THE TRUSTEES FROM TIME TO TIME MAY THINK FIT.

The charity participates in events to promote the understanding of the Anglo-Saxon period and Aethelstan, First King of All England in particular. It has created a website to promote understanding of both. It is fundraising to create artefacts with relevance to the period that will encourage interest and understanding of the time when the United Kingdom first came into being.

WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

We are a new grant making charity. Please see our website for details.

Our main aim is to advance the education of the general public and students in London schools in the subject of Special Educational Differences (SPEDs) such as Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, ADHD and Autism.

A small, effective organisation, with Christian values, that raises funds to support disadvantaged young people in Ghana so they can realise their potential through vocational training or further education. We listen to these young people and empower them to make choices and sustainable changes by giving them an opportunity to work towards a secure future.

SNOW-WAY is a charity that, through a combination of group-based psychological therapy and skiing or snowboarding, aims to improve the mental health and wellbeing of young people in the UK

To pay or apply the income and capital to or for the benefit of any charity or charitable purposes as the trustees shall in their discretion think fit.

The objects are for the benefit of the public, the advancement of the wellbeing of children born of war, their families and communities in any part of the world, by providing grants to projects, charities, organisations working to reduce hardship and stigmatization, to promote and protect their physical/mental wellbeing, education, social inclusion, economic empowerment and human rights.

Residential seminars and trips for families, with lectures/workshops and childrens programmes. One to one learning centres using volunteer tutors. Programmes for parents of children in primary schools. Home group regular discussions/education with a member of the seed staff. Large events with mixed educational/social content. Community-based educational and religious programmes.

We are a non-profit baby charity committed to helping families in need by providing essential baby and children's items. We collect donations of new and gently used baby items such as clothing, diapers, baby equipment from individuals, local businesses, and community organisations mostly in the Reading and Wokingham area. These items are then gifted through referrals received from our partners.

Mainly supporting Hertfordshire Charities.

Holding events to raise money for the children of the school

December 2017 - Leadership Development Retreat Christmas Legacy ProjectApril 2018 - Leadership Development RetreatJune 2018 - Emancipating Voices Art WorkshopJuly 2018 - Leadership Development RetreatAugust 2018 - Pay it Forward CampOctober 2018 - Emancipating Voices Memorial ProjectNovember 2018 - Emancipating Voices Music Workshops

Advancing and increasing the knowledge of fresh plant material to help animal professionals and the general public identify suitable browse items for a variety of animals whilst raising money for conservation and charities.

I attend Secondary Schools, Colleges, Sixth Forms, People Referrral Units and the Community Churches with the Police. I give talks and share my sons story on how he was stabbed and to let them know the implications of Knife Crime to families. I also go back to the schools after my talks to check on their progress and I reward them with certificates.

To advance the physical education for the public benefit of students of all abilities at The King?s School, Canterbury by participation in the sport of rowing through the provision of facilities, equipment, financial and other support.

The advancement of the education of members of the public in the subject of music, without distinction of sex sexual orientation age disability nationality race or political religious or other opinions, and to provide facilities for such advancement to individuals who will benefit from the same by reason of their youth age infirmity or disablement financial hardship or social.