Charities In Throughout England

We raise funds to help registered charities in the UK and in India. As mentioned in our Charter, we help children and the elderly

TB Alert is the UK's National Tuberculosis Charity, fighting TB worldwide by urging greater spending for TB; raising awareness of TB to ensure cases are diagnosed as early as possible and prevent further spread of TB; providing support and information for TB patients, families and concerned members of the public; and supporting partners in high burden countries to increase access to treatment.

The Academy has an evening school and various stand-alone courses for the youth, where they learn recitation of the Qur'an along with developing their understanding of various areas of Islamic practice, creed and mannerisms and Adult courses in Islamic sciences. The Academy also facilitates recreational opportunities for both Adult and children along with trips and residential travels away.

The advancement of the orthodox Jewish faith for the public benefit in such ways as the charity trustees think fit and in particular but without limitation by establishing managing and supporting a learning centre in North West London and through the holding of educational events, public lectures, trips to Israel and celebrations of religious festivals.

Rescuing European Animals in Needprimarily in the saving and re-homing in the UK of stray and abused dogs. We havea privately owned shelter in Romania where we currently have over 200 dogs at any given time all looking for homes after being saved from certain death at the hands of the Romanian Government in Public Shelters.

The Charity operates across the West Midlands providing support to local youth services to deliver direct services to young people in their communities

We offer support for Trans people in the UK who are struggling with gender recognition, housing and homelessness, gender based violence or discrimination.

Voices of the Holocaust is theatre for education; working especially in schools and community settings to preserve and communicate the authentic voice of Holocaust survivors. We work with all sections of the community and all cultures and believe the lessons of the Holocaust have much to say about how we can work together for diversity and inclusion and in all our positive relationships

At Vibe Southend our purpose is to provide individualised high quality support, enabling people with disabilities to explore and express their creativity and interests to their fullest potential. To support people regardless of intellectual, physical or other disabilties to engage in relevant activities and help them reach their goals. To encourage social inclusion and reduce isolation.

To achieve our objectives of increasing equality and tackling discrimination, we will:1. Raise awareness of disability discrimination and influence public opinion and policy.2. Represent and speak out about the needs and concerns of disabled people.0001

Religious Activiies

TO ADVANCE THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC THROUGHOUT THE THREE RIVERS AREA, AND THROUGHOUT THE UNITED KINGDOM OR INTERNATIONALLY AS THE TRUSTEES FROM TIME TO TIME MAY SEE FIT, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY THROUGH THE HOLDING OF PRAYER MEETINGS, LECTURES, PUBLIC CELEBRATION OF RELIGIOUS FESTIVALS, PROVIDING PASTORAL CARE AND CARRYING OUT MISSIONARY AND EVANGELISTIC WORK.

To provide funds for the benefit of worthy Charitable Organisations.

DDMIX Trust is a charity created by Dame Darcey Bussell DBE. DDMIX for Schools dance fitness for PE is an inspiring dance programme for primary PE that embodies wellbeing and gets every child moving in every lesson.

Muti-platform participatory arts in a range of settings including the community across Greater Manchester, England's North West and beyond.

(1) To promote the efficiency of the Armed Forces of the Crown in particular, but not exclusively, by providing facilities for, and promoting participation in, gliding and soaring by members of the British Army (and other members of the Armed Forces) in order to:(a) develop individual skills, resilience and confidence;(b) encourage esprit de corps; and(c) promote the health and welfare

To advance in life and help young people through:(a) The provision of recreational and leisure time activities provided in the interest of social welfare, designed to improve their conditions of life; (b) Providing support and activities which develop their skills, capacities and capabilities to enable them to participate in society as mature and responsible individuals.

NESTAC works primarily but not exclusively with African Refugees, Asylum Seekers and new migrants, aiming to:i. Provide learning and skills-building, including employability skills development. ii. Promote community awareness and cultural development schemes iii. Provide emotional wellbeing through the use of culturally appropriate therapiesiv. Campaign against Gender Based Violence

Principal activity of the company during the financial period was of Charittable Work in relation toMotion picture, television and other theatrical casting activities.

Income is received from annual share dividend. This is donated directly to charities chosen by Trustees. A full list of charities supported is given in our Trustees Annual Report .Charities we support included those working in economically underdeveloped countries, and for Refugees, Homelessness, Disability, Carers, Children.All annual income received, is paid out to charities in that year.

Promoting the involvement of deaf and hard of hearing people in healthy recreation through rugby union in particular. Increasing awareness of the problems facing deaf and hard of hearing people in mainstream sport and how these may be resolved. Assisting children who are deaf and hard of hearing, and who may have other disabilities, to participate in sport and, particularly, tag rugby.

The Charity operates out of Spring Lane Playing Fields, Erdington, Birmingham. The purpose of the charity is to provide free sport and activities for local children under the age of 18 and those of pension age. We achieve this by offering licenced usage of the fields to local clubs and organisations, at below market rates and subsidise income through the hire and sales of our community facility.

We cheer the sick, disabled, frail children and the elderly in hospitals, homes, or care settings by providing light entertainment, companionship, activities, food vouchers, and lending CDs, DVDs, toys to ease isolation, improve mental health and physical well-being.

The General Fund is an unrestricted income fund and the property therein may be used at the discretion of the Trustee for charitable purposes, wholly or mainly for the services provided by NHS Blood and Transplant. Donations received can be used for any charitable purpose relating to the NHS, including furthering the general aims of NHS Blood and Transplant and supporting staff welfare.