Charities In Throughout England

A hub for Newark's youth that builds resilience, discipline, respect & ambition. Working with schools, the authorities and the local community to improve the lives of the local people and the area in which we live. Combining dynamic non contact boxing with bespoke and dedicated personal support to empower young people aged 5 to 25 to realise their true potential. Amateur boxing club

The education of the public in the visual arts and culture of the Iberian Peninsula and Latin America, through lectures, conferences, publications, visits to exhibitions and sites, meetings, and contacts and links between people and groups with similar interests and aims.

The Charity provides educational and religious information for the benefit of schools, families and parish churches, predominantly in England and Wales.

Blackburn United engages with young people aged 4 to adults, predominantly residing from Blackburn, to provide sporting activities. Many of the children have not taken part in sport at this level before. With this in mind, the club in the past couple of years has put in place several initiatives to ensure that young people are able to fulfil their potential and skill in a competitive context.

TO ASSIST THE POLICE, MOUNTAIN RESCUE TEAMS, OR ANY OTHER ORGANISATION INVOLVED IN THE SEARCH AND RESCUE OF PERSONS MISSING OR OVERDUE, IN SITUATIONS WHICH WILL BENEFIT FROM THE USE OF AIR-SCENTING OR TRAILING SEARCH DOGS, OPERATING PRIMARILY IN THE UPLAND AREAS OF ENGLAND.

Publisher of novice-friendly, peer-reviewed, open access tutorials that help humanists learn a wide range of digital tools, techniques, and workflows to facilitate research and teaching.

There is no one organisation that takes responsibility for graves and memorials before 1914. As a result many of the graves are in poor condition and are in need of repair. The Remembrance Trust has as an objective to find and, where possible, restore these monuments and graves of military personnel worldwide. We will also aid local communities and educate and train future generations.

The Trust provides grants to charitable organisations that: (i) relieve poverty or financial hardship in a sustainable way (eg through education provision and infrastructure support); (ii) work to prevent or ameliorate illness through public education and awareness-raising; and (iii) promote religious harmony and community cohesion. It also supports the charitable works of the Church of England.

The Charity's Main Object is to advance the christian faith in such ways and in such parts of the United Kingdom or the world as the trustees from time to time may think fit.

We support the funds and projects run by the central Mothers' Union head quarters as well as projects run within the Diocese of Winchester in order to meet the aims and objectives of the Mothers Union.

The Bowel Movement awards hardship funds up to £2,000 to young individuals in the UK affected by a bowel cancer diagnosis. Applications are made through our website.We aim to increase knowledge by raising awareness of the signs and symptoms of bowel cancer through our social media streams, and collaboration with other bowel cancer campaigns, as well as working with professionals within the field

PlusPoint Charity has focused its purpose to provide support to young people; unemployed adults; and people who live in poverty and/or face multiple challenges in securing gainful employment. The Charity aims to help each group better their prospects in life, attain economic well-being, through supporting entry into sustainable employment and fruitful careers in vocational and related industries.

The Sibling Group runs groups for children ages 5-16 with a disabled brother or sister in Harrogate, North Yorkshire. The Sibling Group also runs a day centre for disabled adults with complex sensory and communication needs called Oscar's Pathway.

Main activities include teaching, training, encouraging, equipping, empowering and activating Christians to make a difference across Merseyside, UK and beyond. This is done through the Big PUSH gatherings, Ministry Schools, Conferences and interaction with different spheres. We work in partnership with local organisations and across the nations.

For the benefit of the public, to provide relief of those in need by reason of older adult age through:(1) Raising awareness of age related health matters(2) Providing medical aids(3) Counselling services(4) Social activities

We conduct public worship, Baby Christening, Women's group, Bible studies, Prayer meetings, We supply food banks, financial help to those struggling to pay light bill etc. Free Christmas dinner once a year to church family and community. We support other charities with donations and third world countries with clothing for the poor.

The Charity operates in the Meon Valley, Hampshire, mainly supporting local individuals and organisations in that area but with a small percentage of the funds raised going to support national or international causes. Funds are raised by donations, door to door & street collections, BBQs at local events and the organisation and participation in village fetes and other charitable functions.

DoodleAid is registered charity that helps and supports owners to rehome their Poodle cross dogs. We operate only in the UK and rehome dogs nationwide through social media and our website. We use volunteers across the country to assist with rehoming, for home checks and transport. We are completely self funding and rely solely on donations from the public.

We rescue, rehabilitate and rehome cats and kittens. All are vaccinated, chipped, neutered, flea and worm treated before they are rehomed. We rescue strays, abandoned, surrendered cats and kittens from many different situations, including following illnesses and deaths of owners. We are foster based, so all cats and kittens are rehabilitated in foster homes across our area.

The objectives of the CIO are:a) The promotion of equality and diversity for the public benefit by providing educational and work experience initiatives targeting girls and women living in Birmingham and the surrounding area, designed to address the underrepresentation of Women in the construction industry.b) The relief of unemployment in particular but not exclusively by providing training an

The activities of NBCC are to support its object, which is the advancement of the Christian faith. This is primarily organised around the church building, in Wash Road, through services at the church building and on social media. We also reach out to people through activities in the local area, speaking out about our faith and offering to prayer for their health and circumstances.

The relief of sickness and preservation of mental and physical health among people facing end of life, bereavement by death or a person or anticipation thereof and the protection and preservation of public health, particularly but not exclusively through music.

Islamic Outreach Project (IOP) is a very unique group that focuses on sharing the real and clear message of Islam with the wider community in UK and beyond. The main objective of the IOP is:To advance the Islamic religion throughout the United Kingdom and beyond for the benefit of the public.Contributing towards a better society by promoting better understanding and social cohesion.

The Charity provides the following services/activities in order to advance the Christian faith:Monthly Thai Fellowship Groups take place in private homes in many locations throughout the UK. Thai believers and invited friends gather to eat together, pray and study the BibleNational Weekend Gathering in Manchester (currently twice a year) take place in one private home and a rented community ce

Adam's Rose provides support to those suffering from grief through various different channels including postal, online, social media support groups, community events and outings and also partnerships with local hospitals, funeral homes and other services. Currently supporting those in Cambridgeshire, we hope to expand the geographical regions we cover.