Charities In Throughout England

the advancement of citizenship, promoting the voluntary sector, relief of poverty and the relieve of those in need, the advancement of health and promoting for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment, promoting community participation in healthy recreation

The advancement of the education of the public in science, art, lterature, music, history, culture and other recognised academic subjects of Great Britain and Sweden. Arranging fund raising events and activities.

The Church advances religion by the preaching of the Gospel, public worship within the church building,organised Bible studies, prayer meetings, evangelistic events and meeting needs within the community.The regular Sunday services are held at Kidderminster Evangelical Church, Greatfield Road,Kidderminster, DY11 6PP (10:30 - 11:45, 18:00 - 19:15 or 17:00 - 18:30).

St Germains Wellbeing offers free emotional support to anyone over 18 experiencing common mental health problems (e.g. anxiety or depression). People can access this support at our weekly Wellbeing Drop-In, they can register with us for a short course of one-to-one emotional support sessions, or join a variety of wellbeing workshops.

We are raising funds in order to purchase a premium lodge(s) in the lake district which we will run and use for cancer patients and their family to go away and relax whilst going through such a difficult time.

Charity organises various fundraising activities such as sporting events, women's groups, youth activities, etc.It provides grants to individuals and organisations, mainly from the Prajapati community, for the purpose of furthering their education and for the relief of poverty and sickness. Also supports diaster relief

We are committed to reaching the students and young people of the united kingdom & to create a planting movement of gospel centered churches. We achieve this through:Ministry in UK public schoolsMinistry through sports and sports campsMinistry through servant evangelism

THE RELIEF OF THE POOR, THE AGED, CHILDREN AND THE NEEDY IN ANY PART OF THE WORLD PRIMARILY WHEN ARISING FROM PUBLIC CALAMITY (INCLUDING FLOODS, EARTHQUAKES, DROUGHT, FAMINE, EPIDEMICS, PLAGUES, WAR VICTIMS, REFUGEES AND OTHER NATURAL DISASTERS); PROVIDE GRANTS, FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER, MEDICAL AID AND SUPPLIES; WITH THE AIM OF ENABLING THOSE BEING HELPED TO BECOME SELF SUFFICIENT.

London City Christ Temple is a non-denominational church serving diverse communities through worship, Bible study, and outreach. We focus on spiritual growth, community development, and mental well-being, supporting students, families, and at-risk individuals. Our programs include services, teaching, street evangelism, and global aid.

We operate in Uganda to support primary and secondary boarding education. We cover school fees, boarding, learning materials and provide medical and welfare support during term time and holidays so young people can focus on their education long-term, build secure futures and break cycles of poverty. Alongside this, we provide care for rescued dogs as part of our wider welfare work.

The charity takes in neglected, ill and abandoned animals, mainly sheep & goats, and rehabilitates them with the aid of vets.The charity also educates the public in animal welfare by means of open events, public visits from animal sponsors and visits from local community groups, e.g. scouts.

Religious fellowship is provided at four national gatherings during the year, open to members and non-members. Our property in Burngreave, Sheffield, is being renovated, both the communal areas on the ground floor and the residential first floor, but programmes of biblical and interfaith study and discussion are being held in local groups around the country, currently using Zoom.

Hook and Odiham Lions raises money from the public by organising various events such as The Spooktacula in Odiham and The Hook Village Show. This money is then used mainly to aid individuals and loclal organisations in Hook, Odiham, Hartley Wintney and the surrounding villages.

For the public benefit, to promote and protect the physical and mental health of young people engaged in sports clubs and sporting environments at all levels, with a focus on club rugby through making grants to support mental health work, related issues and initiatives and working with other organisations and partners to raise awareness of mental health, provide insight and support improvement.

Talk Changes promotes mental health and wellbeing through counselling, workshops, events, community outreach and early intervention. We raise mental health awareness, challenge stigma and address discrimination through anti-oppressive practice. We provide accessible, culturally sensitive support to individuals, families and communities, creating pathways to appropriate mental health support.

Providing one-off "wishes" ("Rays of Sunshine") to babies and young children with ultra rare paediatric cardiomyopathy diseases who have been referred to and are being treated at the Great Ormond Street Hospital Centre for Inherited Cardiovascular Diseases.In addition the provision of medical and non-medical equipment to the Zayed Centre for Research into Rare Disease in Children at GOSH.

The prevention or relief of poverty or financial hardship in the UK and the world, specifically in Pakistan, Turkey, Lebanon and Africa, by providing grants to organisations and individuals for the provision of emergency aid, education, training, healthcare projects and the provision of all the necessary support designed to enable individuals to generate a sustainable income and be self sufficient

Promote the application of science and technology for the general welfare of society, foster international cooperation especially between the UK and Korea and help Korean scientists and engineers to develop their full career potential.

We supply period products to people who would otherwise go without due to their social and financial circumstances.We also hold workshops and meetings to encourage the discussion surrounding periods to try and remove any stigma surrounding menstruation.

Supports Jewish youth work, leisure activities and informal education for young Jews by providing grants to assist Jewish Youth Organisations with projects, training and equipment.

Legacy Project is a not-for-profit charity established in 2010 to support youth and empower communities in the UK and globally. Our primary purpose is to increase accessibility, unlock potential and empower young people for employability, leadership and sustainable futures. We support young people to create, lead and contribute to planet-conscious projects that benefit local and global communities

To support all young people aged 13-25 in the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough area in accessing a DofE Award at any level - and achieving a positive outcome

Providing financial support to impoverished, widowed & orphaned familiesDelivering free healthcare where appropriateOffering potable water in parched & deprived areas.Construct, renovate & maintain homes, schools & places of worship.Help break the cycle of poverty through training & livelihood programmes.Undertake outreach workEducate children to help achieve their potential

For the benefit of education and training (which might but not necessarily include, training in archery and/or bow-making); for the benefit of disadvantaged (however disadvantaged) youth or other members of society with a view to socially beneficial ends; for the benefit of the Company's military affiliations; for City of London-related charitable purposes.

The charity is the social and fundraising arm of The Fulham Boys School. It's objects are the advancement of education of pupils at The Fulham Boys School, in particular by engaging in activities, providing or assisting in the provision of facilities, materials, equipment or additional learning opportunities not normally provided by the Local Education Authority or any other Governmental body.