Charities In Throughout England

OLi helps social pioneers turn dreams into reality, vision into mission, stimulating creative thinking around evolving concepts and projects. Sharing knowledge, experience, and networks, whilst building leadership capabilities in a culturally sensitive and sustainable way both in the UK and overseas, facilitating entrepreneurial action that builds and releases social capital and sustainability.

Ockenden International works to support refugees, displaced people and their host communities as well as those returning from where they had fled with a view to facilitating the self-reliance of these target groups and their communities. Work is primarily overseas but also historically in the UK. Since 2010 Ockenden International has acted as a grant making body.

The Endometriosis Foundation is a patient-led charity built on compassion, collaboration, and lived experience. We are dedicated to raising awareness, educating, and supporting people affected by endometriosis.

Provision of access to justice through legal representation and advice, research, advocacy and campaigning for individuals in detention or who are liable to be detained and who have no access to effective legal aid.

Provision of food parcels to vulnerable families ;Provision of fresh food to vulnerable individuals;Provision of free cookery classes Provision of hampers for Christmas to selected vulnerable families

We work with the christian churches at the Teso region of North East Uganda to provide relief of poverty, hunger and ill health through the provision of clean water, the improvement of livelihoods through training and support for improved agriculture and the development of community self help and leadership through training of community groups as well as the advancement of the Christian religion.

A charity to help abandoned horses in the Hampshire Area and also to help the general public with the care and surrender of their horses to help rehabilitate and rehome them.

Promote literacy and the circular economy via direct support to charities and initiatives in these spacesProvide meaningful financial support to a range of charities Support charities or initiatives which support people from disadvantaged groups in accessing literacy Support the creation of a circular economy via charities or initiatives in waste reduction, re-using & re-purposing

EN:Able Communities works in partnership with social housing providers in Northern England to 1) Support the relief of poverty2) Enable social mobility through the provision and financial support of training and employment 3) Assistance and support for the provision of community facilities 4) The protection or conservation of the environment

Providing a Place of Worship for Buddhists. Conducting seminars and classes on meditation, mindfulness and other relevant topics for the Buddhist community and other interested wider communities in the U.K and a Sunday School for children. Ensuring the welfare of the resident monks, provision of facilities, food etc. Supporting inter-faith groups and working with all for peace and fellowship.

Sporting Way provides activities and projects for children and young people, through the use of sport and play to educate, engage and facilitate an environment that allows them to develop positively. We run afterschool clubs, holiday provisions, projects designed to address inequality of access and opportunity.

We provide mental health support and suicide prevention services. We support families who have been bereaved by suicide. We have a twice weekly drop in center within the Basildon Borough for people who need support or are at crisis point.

To advance such charitable purposes (according to the law of England and Wales) for the public benefit as the trustees see fit, in rural areas of the East of England by providing grants to individuals and/or charities or other organisations. Grants can be applied for via the Hypercharged Foundation web site.

THE PROMOTION OF EQUALITY AND DIVERSITY FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT IN THE TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY BY WORKING WITH THOSE SECTIONS OF THE PUBLIC WHICH ARE UNDERREPRESENTED IN THAT INDUSTRY BY REASON OF THEIR RACE, GENDER OR SEXUAL ORIENTATION AND HELPING THEM TO LEARN COMPUTER CODING IN A SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT AND IMPROVE THEIR CHANCES OF SECURING EMPLOYMENT.

THE OBJECT OF THE CIO IS, FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT, THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY, BY WORSHIP SERVICES, HOLDING OF PRAYER MEETINGS, CHRISTIAN TEACHING, THE PUBLIC CELEBRATION OF RELIGIOUS FESTIVALS AND EVANGELISTIC ACTIVITIES.

Activities are based around inland green spaces and coastal regions with a mix of low medium and high impact to suit the broad range of beneficiaries we see accessing. The games activities and events are based around social interaction, physical mobility, and cognitive stimulation, allowing for an engagement with our M.A.S.H volunteers.

Our aim is to freely distribute Bibles/Christian literature for the honour and glory of God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Ghost, in obedience to the great commission (Mark 16. 15, 2 Timothy 2. 2). We aim to show compassion to those in need (James 1. 27). Bibles and books are freely distributed in Africa and Asia, with support to an orphanage in Asia.

TO ADVANCE THE ARTS FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT BY THE PROMOTION IN PARTICULAR, BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY, OF THE ART OF DRAMA BY PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL PERFORMANCES FOR HARD TO REACH AUDIENCES

Empathy Action focuses on deepening people's awareness of global deprivation and finding strategic ways of helping those in need.Simulations of life experiences allow participants to walk in the shoes of those in extreme poverty, and stimulate discussion about how to respond to humanitarian need.We also sell fairly traded handicrafts produced by disadvantaged groups from around the world.

St Peter's is the parish church for the rural town of Brandon. It's main vision is to servethe people of the town through support, care and action through the activities that wehold in our community church hall. These activities include Tiddlers group,Repair and Share Shop, Community Lunch, Crafters, Youth Group, Over 40s Club, St. Peter's Pantry, Men's Breakfast and community events

The relief of financial hardship amongst parents of children (up to the age of 16) who are receiving end of life care and following their death in such ways as the trustees from time-to-time think fit, in particular, but not exclusively by the provision of grants and other forms of financial assistance.

We exist to improve understanding and provision of psychotherapy in our region. We offer two routes to qualification as a psychotherapist, as well as CPD events for professionals and outreach events for the public. WMIP also operates a referral service and an online directory of therapists. We also support our members to develop and maintain themselves in safe, effective and ethical practice.

Our activities relieve poverty and hardship in the UK and internationally by fundraising to provide food, essential goods and practical support to families in need, without distinction or discrimination. We promote wellbeing through activities such as sports days, hikes and walks, and support community development through volunteering and community-led action.

Ronnie Scott's Charitable Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to the support of jazz education in the United Kingdom, and beyond. To advance such charitable purposes as the trustees see fit from time to time in particular, but not limited to, raising and distributing funds and gifting musical instruments to organisations and individuals that create or develop youth jazz programmes.

Provide scholarships and grants for talented young students of the choreographic arts, drama and musical theatre to selected schools and organisations for the performing arts