Charities In Yemen
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Habibti Liverpool
Solidarity fundraisingSale of pre-loved clothes and household goods
Boota Foundation
Providing cash assistance, food aid, medical aid and humanitarian aid.
Kafel Aid
Training refugees for life skills. Feeding needy people and financing micro projects to enable poor people to come out of the poverty circle.
The Edith Maud Ellis 1985 Charitable Trust
Charitable activities, ReligionTo give small grants to a broad range of Quaker & other UK registered charities or Non-Governmental organisations.
Sentient Animal Law Foundation
The development of information systems to inform the worldwide public on the best practices in animal welfare and the law relating to animals in order to advance education and promote humane behaviour towards animals.
Teleeeg
We provide free EEG equipment, local staff training and remote EEG interpretation (TeleEEG) for epilepsy clinics in the developing world.
Kantian Review Charitable Association
The advancement of education and in particular the production of the scholarly journal The Kantian Review
Snip International
Provide grants to overseas organisations to support their Trap/Neuter/Return work with feral cats and dogs.
Refugee Aid Network – UK
Aid gathering and distribution to refugees
V-Aid
Doers Of Good
Providing relief to victims of war, poverty and destruction by distributing food, shelter materials, medical assistance and financial aid.
International Network For Training, Education And Research For Yemen
Training and Education of Medical & general healthcare service organistaions and personnel
Rosa Foundation
Education, poverty alleviation, human rights.
Banyan Tree Trust
Providing Educational Facilities.Provide provisions of facilities for social welfare.Making grants available for the relief of poverty.
SolidaritÉs International UK
In support of the charitable objects, the methods of operation are as follows: makes grants to individuals; makes grants to organisations; provides other finance; provides human resources; provides buildings/facilities/open space; provides services; provides advocacy/advice/information; sponsors or undertakes research; acts as umbrella or resource body; other charitable activities.
Nectar Trust
to relieve poverty and provide assistance to the needy in all parts of the world affected by war, natural disasters or catastrophes.
Innocent Child
Help children and youth in sickness and poverty by the distribution of aid and educational projects.
Plump'd
Purchasing and distributing Plumpy'nut in developing countries, particular in response to humanitarian crises
Friends Of Soqotra
Promoting Soqotra and interest in it through exhibitions, talks, articles and publications. Provide website and newsletter.
Team Dima Global
We build schools, homes and toilets as well as run educational and health programmes around the world.
The Peace Institute
1) Advance the true Islamic faith as a peaceful way of life in the UK and abroad for the benefit of public...2) Prevent or relief of poverty anywhere in the world...3) Relief if financial need and suffering amongst the victims of war, natural disaster ...4) Promotion of religious and racial harmony.for the public benefit....For details refer to our governing document
Architecture For Humanity (uk) LTD
The charity is principally engaged in the non profit provision of architectural services for humanitarian benefit.
Emergence Foundation
The objects for which the company is established are to advance moral or spiritual welfare or improvement for the benefit of the public by promoting education concerning spiritual enlightenment and self-realisation.
The Constance Fairness Foundation
The principal object of the charity is to support Charities and Organisations that assist people who have sufferedfrom the lack of justice, fairness , freedom and equal opportunities.
Vanda Aid
EducationWe supply teaching materials and classroom equipment (blackboard, desks, books pens and bags) We work with schools, local authorities and private firms in the UK to remove redundant furniture and equipment from schools.