Charities In Throughout England

Promoting the study of Theology and Philosophy between members, especially former students and staff of Heythrop College, University of London, and in the wider world, by arranging seminars, study days, social opportunities, and other events so that members can hear, exchange, debate, and appreciate the ideas of others in the disciplines of Theology and Philosophy for the public benefit.

The charity only gives its limited funds to people or organisations known to the trustees.

DPPI's work is for the benefit of disabled parents and disabled people who are prospective parents. Information and expertise is disseminated through our publications and guides through our website. We provide support & guidance via our website and in response to email enquiries.

A village sports association with access to sports field and club house for use for all sports recreation in the local and wider community.

To advance in life and help young people,in particular but not exclusively community in Manchester through:

General Charitable Purposes

Children of Congo Foundation is organization which support children in primary and secondary school. Children of Congo has been created to financially support children education in different part of DRC. The organisation design and deliver programmes which ensure that children's educational rights are met. CCF empower and support existing local organizations which support children.

The Trust 's interests are currently centred on education and sport. Projects that encourage greater access to high quality education or to sport are of interest as are those supporting people with special educational needs especially those involving disadvantaged children. The Trustees are not currently entertaining any unsolicited applications. All available funds are now fully committed.

The charity's is for the advancement on education about how dogs have contributed during times of conflict, through this education of this will inform people of what these dogs have accomplished in the face of conflict, through the construction of dedicated activities for dogs and their handlers to enjoy together, within existing common areas or footpaths.

The charity works to improve the health of people living in developing countries through the development and implementation of sustainable health systems.

TO ADVANCE IN LIFE AND DEVELOP YOUNG PEOPLE WITHIN THE UK THROUGH:I) THE PROVISION OF RECREATIONAL AND LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES PROVIDED IN THE INTEREST OF SOCIAL WELFARE DESIGNED TO IMPROVE THEIR CONDITIONS OF LIFE;II) PROVIDING SUPPORT AND ACTIVITIES WHICH DEVELOP THEIR SKILLS, CAPACITIES AND CAPABILITIES TO ENABLE THEM TO PARTICIPATE WITHIN SOCIETY AS MATURE AND RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUALS.

The prevention and relief of people suffering from financial hardship as a result of long term illness or disability in particular but not exclusively by the awarding of grants.

Our activities and Plans -1 Financial support for poorest students..2 Free Medical treatment for poor people..3 Financial help for disable people (Wheelchair,hand stick ) 4 Financial support for poor families to buy Reckshaws.Vans.foodsand clothes..5 Sewing Mechine distribution for poor women . 6 Financial help for School , College ,Madrasha. Mosques.Eidghah and other activities.

EADA helps promote of community participation in healthy recreation by promoting amateur dancesport (Ballroom & Latin American dancing) for the public benefit. EADA acts as the voice of amateur dancers in England and helps provide support for amateur dancers of all levels. EADA aims to raise the profile of dance and thereby encouarge participation at a grassroots level.

General charitable purposes, including the support of cancer research, hospices and end of life care, search and rescue organisations and the provision and training of assistance dogs.

Involvement in the making of parochial appointments in the Church of England.

To advance education of body image issues amongst the government, education and youth sector bodies, the media and the public in general by the raising of awareness, provision of training, advice and support.

The trustees aim to provide grants to support a range of charitable activities with a particular emphasis on charities relating to homelessness, medical charities, education charities and Jewish religious charities.

Work This Way works with offenders, ex offenders and those at risk of offending. It provides practical high quality training and work experience; advice, guidance and mentoring; and commissions or undertakes appropriate research to assist in evauating and advancing training for offenders, ex offenders and those at risk of offending.

Street Scenes facilitates a network of volunteers who run creative, street events, where diverse people socialise, creating more inclusive communities. We run events, support the network, train volunteers, liaise with partners and publicise the events.

The Equator Trust is a charity (not a trust fund) operating from the UK which, through fund raising, is dedicated to relieving generally or individually persons who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress (including the relief of those who are sick and or suffering from disease). To advance the education of the public by such charitable means as the trustees see fit.

The Charities main aim is to engage local people into positive physical activities that improve Health and Wellbeing.As part of the delivery plan we provide a range of sports/physical activities & resources, sports and fitness coaches, youth and community workers. We also provide 1 to 1/group sessions on healthy eating, mental health, sports leadership, training.

Hur currently provides information to the general public, in the format of talks and DVDs throughout the U.K. Where possible it works in conjunction with other bodies, sometimes to provide advice, financial support, distribution of literature. Hur has always, when feasible, has given free Literatutre to the public and prefers to maintain its objectives on the basis of a non-profit organisation.

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation in particular in the sport of cycling.The preservation and protection of health by advancing the education of the public in matters relating to road safety with a view to reducing the numbers of road collisions.

Radio Regen specialises in using community media to tackle disadvantage and promote the regeneration of deprived areas. Activities include developing community radio projects around Greater Manchester which provide training and volunteering opportunities for local people and providing resources to support the UK community radio sector.