Charities In Throughout England

OUR TIME SUPPORTS CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE AFFECTED BY PARENTAL MENTAL ILLNESS. WE RAISE AWARENESS OF THIS GROUP TO GAIN THEIR RECOGNITION WITHIN PUBLIC POLICY. WE CREATE SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENTS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE AND FAMILIES, WHERE THEY CAN RECEIVE EXPLANATIONS AND BUILD RESILIENCE. WE SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS WORKING WITH YOUNG PEOPLE TO BETTER UNDERSTAND THIS ISSUE.

We support positive social change through arts and culture. We collaborate nationally and internationally with artists, producers, facilitators and thinkers to bring new opportunities to the people and places that need them most.

1. The administration and maintenance of the property belonging to the charity and known as The Wardrobe, at Salisbury, in the County of Wiltshire; and2 The provision and maintenance of a public museum for the exhibition to the public of documents, artefacts and other items connected with the Former Regiments (the "Regimental Collection").

Our mission is to put the voice of Tower Hamlets patients, carers, users and the local community at the centre of service planning, design and delivery. We give residents a stake in the local health and social care landscape to improve the health and well-being of the Borough. We support residents to navigate health and social care services and understand their journey.

Providing Christian worship, teaching, discipleship and leadership training

Groundswell Arts is a London based organisation that designs and delivers creative education programmes for 0 to 11 year olds their families and teachers.We value an inclusive approach to creative learning, which supports and nurtures the wellbeing of children. Our initiatives are designed to reduce educational disadvantage and develop teachers confidence to embed creativity and the arts

To promote Evangelical Religion in the United Kingdom and in all or any other parts of the world according to the principles and usages for the time being of Protestants of the Denomination known as Independent Methodists.

The Separated Child Foundation offers emotional, social, financial and physical support to separated children and young people up to the age of 21. It also engages in educational activities that raise awareness of their needs and encourage positive responses to them.

Making grants to individuals and organisations for Education/Training, Disability, The prevention or relief of poverty, Religious activities, Other Charitable Purposes.

British Oculoplastic Surgery Society was founded in 2000 to bring together oculoplastic surgeons from the United Kingdom and Ireland. The aims of the society are to advance education, research and the quality of clinical practice in oculoplastic surgery. The society provides an opportunity for members and trainees to meet and share their expertise and offers information and advice to the public.

Total Insight Theatre is an award-winning charity that uses the arts to transform the lives of children and young people experiencing social and economic disadvantage. We help participants overcome barriers to progress, thrive and reachtheir full potential.

Through sharing expertise in dance and associated arts, to engage with, encourage, support, and develop established and emerging D/deaf and hearing artists, individuals, and communities.To collaboratively produce and perform inspirational dance and associated artistic work.To empower D/deaf, disabled, and other marginalised people to achieve leadership roles in the arts and creative industrie

Publication of Peer review journal and granting of bursaries for animal welfare

The Christina Smith Foundation makes grants to organisations and individuals. As a registered charity, the Foundation can only make grants to support activity which is charitable in law. The Trustees regularly review their priorities in grant making and currently prioritise projects advancing charitable purposes relating to the advancement of the arts, architecture and education.

The Human Health Education and Research Foundation (HHERF) is a UK-based charity that is committed to improving human and planetary health. With a vision of creating a global network of individuals and organizations working towards this goal, HHERF aims to promote sustainable practices and multi-dimensional collaboration to address pressing issues related to health, education and environment.

Regular public worship, prayer, Bible study, preaching and teaching.Evangelism and mission, locally, regionally, nationally and internationally;The teaching, encouragement, welcome and inclusion of young people;Nurture and growth of Christian disciples;Education and training for Christian and community service;

The advancement of physical education of schoolchildren through the medium of swimming, life-saving, diving, water polo and synchronised swimming by:(a) promoting and organising contests, conducting tests and making awards; and(b) promoting the provision of proper facilities for swimming, life-saving, diving, water polo and artistic swimming.

Donations to worthwhile causes in the United Kingdom primarily in the field of prison reform.

To promote any charitable purpose for the benefit of black and minority communities living in the UK including people of Ugandan origin, Refugee and Asylum seekers by the advancement of education, vocational funded training , employment, health and welfare. Accredited-Courses in English and Maths To enhance their quality of life, sense of belonging and active participation in their communities

Raising scholarship funds for scholarships to Harvard Business School; promote the education of persons studying at HBS.

The aim of the charity is to improve the lives of children and teenagers from disadvantaged families as well as adults, enabling them to lead their lives with dignity and respect. The charity seeks to provide for their physical needs such as food, clothing, duvets and pillows and other essential household necessities as well as giving grants to fund therapy, special education and other necessities

The Purple Penguin Club is a small local charity in Dagenham, which provides high quality fun and social clubs and activities for children aged 5-18 years who have a disability or additional need (those children who are unable to attend other mainstream groups/clubs or sporting activities because of their high level of needs).

Education in the Countryside