Charities In Throughout England

The School is for Polish and mixed families who wish their children to learn Polish language, promote Polish culture, traditions and to bring the community in Watford together. The idea has proven to be hugely successful and the School has over 300 children.

The Centre for Financial Capability believes every child in the UK should be supported to develop the skills and behaviors necessary to navigate critical financial decisions in later life, starting at primary school. TCFC is working to address this through working in schools, through research and seeking innovations to meet the urgent national need for a greater focus on financial education.

East Liverpool RDA covers Merseyside, St Helens Widnes and Warrington. We are run solely by volunteers and funded by donations and grants. We offer opportunities for children and adults with physical and learning disabilities to experience horse care and therapeutic horse riding and contact sessions. Our aim is to provide therapy through contact and horse-riding. We are run solely volunteers.

Apart of Me is a charity dedicated to supporting bereaved children, young people, and parents. Our aim is to be your trusted guide through grief, helping you to explore, understand, accept and articulate your experience of grief and the wide range of emotions connected to it. At the core of what we do is our multi-award-winning therapeutic mobile game.

Annual meetings to allocate donations

Tangle is South West England's African Caribbean theatre company. Its touring theatre projects enable communities across South West England to engage with and celebrate the rich racial diversity of contemporary England.

Philanthropic activities and supporting estabilished Jewish organisations engaging in education, advancement of religion in accordance with the Jewish faith and giving of aid to the Jewish needy.

Provide training for unskilled peopleLaunch a food bank for disadvantaged people in Birmingham and the West Midlands

Charitable activities benefitting those in dire need

The Charity is educational and aims to assist secondary schools in the UK to improve their teaching in Physics

The charity donates money, potentially worldwide, to nationally registered charities who work in the areas of medical research, sport and education, conservation and heritage, culture and veterans' support and commemoration. We cannot accept applications by post or by telephone. All electronic submissions will be reviewed but a response may only be given if further information is required.

PawPurrs Halfway House rescues cats off the streets and from homes where owners are unable to take care of them. We started in 2020 at the start of lockdown and have grown considerably, gaining charity status in December 2021. We rescue strays, toms, cats in need, and pregnant cats, aiming to socialise and rehabilitate them before they are appropriately re-homed, matching them to the right home.

we support people with brain injuries and stokes through exercise and activities to include specialist neuro physio, counselling .gardening , arts and crafts , to reduce social isolation.

The objects of the charity are to advance education, research and practice for the benefit of the public in the fields of health, wellbeing and the environment. For more information please see our website: www.networkofwellbeing.org

Migrant English Support Hub (MESH) is a Leeds-based charity which aims to support the coordination of adult English language provision across Yorkshire and the Humber, helping to met the needs of the region's most disadvantaged and marginalised migrants.

Provide opportunities for young people to participate in learning programmes through sport which will enhance educational achievement and cultural exchange. The charity supports a wide range of sporting educational and social inclusion activities.The charity hold football matches to create awareness on peace and resources to provide a platform for participants to engage in sport.

Gifts to other charities that apply for funding

We organise religious activities for youngsters and adults in many aspects. We provide our building to the community for celebrations and special gatherings. We organise events to help the community mix and integrate with each other. We invite scholars and people of knowledge to give lectures and speeches in important areas to the community.

Beacon Lodge is a grant-making charity. We support other registered charities which promote the care, safety and upbringing of children by:-(1) supporting and assisting those in need, their families and carers(2) promoting their health; and(3) advancing their education.

Provides learning and development through journalism and active citizenship activities for vulnerable children and young people aged 8-25 year olds to have a voice. Our work enables and empowers the most vulnerable and disadvantaged and young people to share their views, opinions and enable their voices to be heard.

The advancement of Christian Religion according to the Holy Scriptures as contained in our Confession of Faith

Faith Evangelistic Ministry holds monthly meetings in central London at the Emmanuel Centre on the second Saturday evening of each month. In addition three crusades are held each year normally in January, June or July and October. During 2006 we launched an annual International Cultural Day that has included representations from over 20 nations in food; drama; song; poetry; mediadance and fashion

The Sheffield Retired Greyhounds organisation operates to take in ex racing greyhounds from the Sheffield area, as we have limited kennel spaces available.

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.

The charity supports young cancer patients up to and including their 25th birthday who are palliative. Dragonfly Dreams and Cash Gifts of up to £500 are given, with the emphasis on creating memories. Specialist Arts and Craft boxes are donated to young people's cancer wards across the U.K.