Charities In Throughout England

We were established in 2014 to help people acquire the life skills they need to navigate safely a world of mixed messages about alcohol and other social risks. We support the funding of projects to improve life skills and alcohol education, particularly in areas that are disproportionately affected by alcohol harm.

Advancement of the education of the public who otherwise would not have the financial backing or opportunities to be involved in the study, practice and appreciation of music and the allied arts.

Currently inactive

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ADVOCACY, SUPPORT AND INFORMATION TO PEOPLE WHO HAVE HEALTH PROBLEMS, DISABILITIES OR SENSORY IMPAIRMENTS.

Advancement of religion, education and health and all other related charitable activities

Grants made in support of charitable objectives

To be an independent voice for family carers of children and adults with a learning disabilityTo support, inform, advocate and advise family carers of people with a learning disabilityTo improve the lives of LD family carersTo support LD family carers to improve the lives of their cared for peopleTo prevent LD family carers and their cared for people from feeling disadvantaged and excluded

The Swiis Foundation is currently dormant.

To advance such charitable purposes as the trustees see fit from time to time by supporting other charitable bodies by making grants, in particular, but not limited to the area of education and poverty relief for the public benefit

For the public benefit, the relief of poverty throughout England

ART AND MUSIC THERAPY IN PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS;ART AND MUSIC THERAPY CENTRE FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE IN HOME EDUCATION;CREATION OF MUTUAL-AID ONLINE COMMUNITY;ENGAGING SURVIVORS OF CHILD ABUSE TO CONTRIBUTE AND ENCOURAGE CURRENT VICTIMS TO SEEK HELP; PSYCHOLOGICAL COUNSELLING AND SUPPORT GROUPS TO PROMOTE MENTAL HEALTH; ANDCONNECTING VICTIMS WITH SPECIALISTS OR ORGANISATIONS

Genisys operates throughout the UK in developing the skills in both a mental and practical application in order to help young people between the ages of 18-25 advance in life. This year we have taken on a number of interns to develop practically in media and we have spoken at numerous educational institutions.

Caring Heart Foundation provides practical support services and empowers families and individuals helping them achieve social integration and good health. This is through community health promotion, domestic violence support, promoting safeguarding practices and emotional support services, support to disadvantaged young people in the community, befriending service to the vulnerable and isolated.

GlamSci provides a wide range of services for learners, including hands-on STEM workshops and demonstration days, CV and careers advice, dedicated UCAS support and personal statement checking, mentoring, placement schemes and more.

Mindfulness meditation events in Oxford and online guided commentaries.

A charitable organisation building psychological resilience to terrorism and other traumas and providing a fast response and intervention.

The principal objective of the charity is to provide support to the general public (individuals and organisations)at the discretion of the Trustees.

Advancing education for the public benefit by supporting the provision of teaching, facilities and other support for children with a diagnosis of autism living in the London Borough of Hackney, particularly but not exclusively by support of The Garden School. The School will look to offer extra - curricular, holiday and respite services to children with disabilities and their families.

The Robert and Rosie Wright Charity works throughout England to advance education and educational establishments to give students the best possible future prospects, especially those from disadvantaged circumstances. We work closely with Cranfield University and The Wellington Academy. We also work to prevent poverty of homeless people and advance the arts.

Operation Street run projects to support the homeless on the street as well as running projects to help the homeless back on to their feet.

The activities of the CIO are, for the public benefit, to provide grants to charities, organisations, othergroups and individuals for the purpose of relieving the need of those who are affected by pancreaticcancer (including patients, their families and carers) and such other medical condition as the CharityTrustees may from time to time decide.

Organise Stem cell and organ donation registration drive

No current activities as we are in the process of opening a bank account, we need to remove the Australians Trustees for this purpose.