Charities In Throughout England

Acts As An Umbrella organisation. Provides advice. Makes grants to organisations and individuals

Conservation of churches and chapels of historic and archaeological importance for benefit of members of the communities in which they are located and for the benefit of the wider public..The relief of people who are in need due to age ,ill health ,disability, social disadvantage.To Benefit the residents of the communities in which such churches are located by adapting and improving premises.

Supporting Christian Ministers worldwide.Supporting London based family.Supporting the education of children in India, Columbia and Rwanda.Supporting Premier Christian Radio.Supporting the Ararat community.Outreach through Salt and Light.Supporting Save the Children.Emergency relief to disaster areas.

Vision of C3 is for a world where there are no premature or preventable deaths from chronic non-communicable diseases (NCDs).C3 fosters multi-sector Collaboration to catalyse action in the global community, to promote 3 behaviour changes that address NCDs? leading risk factors: improving diet (and avoiding harmful alcohol use); stopping smoking; and increasing physical activity.

Educate churches and other partners about the need to welcome and support refugees and asylum seekers arriving in their communities.Provide training, resources and ongoing support churches to effectively welcome and support theintegration of refugees and asylum seekers.Network and link together churches across the UK who are welcoming refugees.

Yorkshire & Humber Ecological Data Trust seeks to improve and inform environmental planning, sustainable development, land management and countryside stewardship in Yorkshire. It achieves this through the collation, management and dissemination of biodiversity and other environmental information.

Key Changes provides music engagement and recovery services in hospitals and the community for young people and adults experiencing mental health difficulties. The charity was set up in 1997 at Highgate Mental Health Centre in North London. We now provide work in partnership with health and social care services across London and England providing support for 3,000 people a year.

We exist to reduce the number of people who take their own lives in Gloucestershire. Will aim to raise awareness of the stigma that surrounds mental health. We aim to highlight and help others identify suicide indicators. We endeavour to equip individuals and the community with the skills to recognise and respond to suicidal behaviour.

The Objectives of the Charity are 1) The advancement of the Orthodox Jewish faith and Orthodox Jewish religious education in particular but not exclusively by supporting the charitable activities of the institute and2) The advancement of such other purposes as are charitable according to English Law.

1. To advance the education of people across Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire, in particular those who have had or are currently experiencing barriers to education due to being held back or set back by life events and/or personal circumstances which have resulted in limited life choices and chances, by promoting and delivering education.2. The promotion of any other recognised charitable purpose,

Focus will be on grant making to charitable organisations and projects for the advancement of education, health, arts and culture and organisations and projects that help promote human rights.

The objectives of the CIO are to advance the life aspirations & opportunities of young women & girls through:a. The provision of recreational & sports activities provided in the interest of social welfare & designed to improve life conditions;b. Providing mentoring support & sports activities which develop social communication skills & confidence to enable girls to participate fully in society

The Foundation supports activities and initiatives run by organisations that deliver benefit in one or more of the qualifying categories; Education - a focus on farming, agriculture and food. Healthcare - a focus on those suffering from incurable illnesses. Community - a focus on community facilities in Staffordshire.

SoCo Music Project supports wellbeing and progression through music. Our core activities include: supporting young people at risk of offending; working with children and young people with special educational needs/disabilities; providing activities for adults who are vulnerable through substance misuse and/or poor mental health. We also support creatives to connect/collaborate through networking.

It is a growing collection providing opportunities for education and inspiration to all those interested in good design, and craftsmanship. It has close links with art and design students in Bristol, Bath and beyond.

GINGKO works to improve mutual understanding between the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) and the West. We fund and publish innovative research into the history, art history and religions of the MENA region. We bring together people from MENA and the West for transformative interfaith and intercultural encounters.

Deaf-initely Women is an organisation that is governed and managed by deaf women, delivering services/activities for their peers. We aim to build their financial and emotional resilience.

We run issue based drama workshops with women and girls groups, using drama as a tool to empower, increasing participants self-esteem and confidence. We also create touring theatre informing wider debate of the issues covered.

John King Brain Tumour Foundation is a registered charity supporting the Atkinson Morley Wing of St Georges Hospital, Tooting, UK treating glioblastoma brain tumour patients. With your support we are fundraising for the McKissock Ward garden, surgical equipment and research not currently funded by the NHS.

The Society operates the Ingrow Loco museum and maintains and operates its collection of steam locomotives and other railway related artefacts.

General charitable purposes

The Charity's activities are to alleviate hardship and distress caused by the break up of marriage and family and to preserve and protect the health both mental and physical of adults and children involved therein.

The trust is set up to benefit children, young people, other charities or voluntary bodies through the making of grants to individuals ororganisations to support general charitable purposes, education, training, arts, culture, amateur sports and conservation

The trustees operate a grant-making policy providing funds for such charitable institutions or objects as the trustees think fit.

The National Centre for Creative Health will advance good practice and research, inform policy and promote collaboration, helping foster the conditions for creative health to be integral to health and social care and wider systems. Research shows that active engagement with the arts, culture and creativity is beneficial for the health and wellbeing of us all.