Charities In Zambia

Membership and community building in the academic field of affective computingConference organisation and support :IEEE Technical co-sponsorship of the Affective Computing and Intelligent Interaction conference seriesMaintaining a web site and server to support AAAC activitiesSupporting challenges through prizesSupporting access to AAAC activities through bursaries

Maintaining and raising a fund for the relief of necessitous persons, whether or not members of or subscribers to the fund, who are or have been voting members of The British Institute of Non-Destructive Testing, their spouses, widows, widowers, children and dependants and, in exceptional cases, for the relief of other persons who work or have worked in non-destructive testing.

We promote human behaviour and the prevention of cruelty and suffering towards animals, in particular, but not limited to, African lions in captivity, by providing education and training and promoting best practices for those responsible for their care and the general public. We also fundraise to improve the welfare of captive lions where their needs have been compromised.

Cikoko provides funding for the advancement of education by supporting remote, rural community schools in Zambia. Funds will be applied to:- Teachers salaries- Teacher training- School equipment and materials- Set work books and stationery- Library development- School infrastructure development and improvements- Scholarship Awards to support the further education of pupils

The relief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage. For example we administer a child/family sponsorship programme, and support a learning centre in Ukraine for disabled or needy children, which includes the supply of specialists for particular needs who give their time free of charge.

The charity conducts the Global Campaign against Headache in official relations with the World Health Organization in order to reduce the burdens attributable to headache disorders worldwide.

The Charity is currently promoting the advancemnet of Christian Religion as shown in the areas of operation. To assist youths and the elderly to access services in local communities by directing them to the right people.

Advocay and representation, Community engagement and involvement, Networking, Training and capacity building, Voice and Champion for the BAME interest

Providing Educational Facilities.Provide provisions of facilities for social welfare.Making grants available for the relief of poverty.

THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD BY PROVIDING ITEMS AND SUPPLIES TO INDIVIDUALS IN NEED, OR OTHER ORGANISATIONS WORKING TO PREVENT OR RELIEVE POVERTY. TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG PEOPLE ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD BY THE PROVISION OF GRANTS, ITEMS AND BURSARIES TO ENABLE THEM TO ATTEND SCHOOL AND HAVE ACCESS TO BASIC SCHOOL SUPPLIES.

Preaching and Teaching the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ.Supporting all ages seeing to their spiritual needs.Praying for those who need deliverance, those who suffer from addiction of drugs, alcohol and all manner of addiction.Jesus Kingdom Ministry looks after the Homeless and the need, as well as visiting those in Prisons and hospitals.Supporting those in poverty in other countries.

GetGenome exists to empower researchers by providing access to genomics technology and genomics-related training. We support researchers in communities with inequitable access to these resources, particularly in the global South. Our activities promote scientific advancement, and by extension, public wellbeing.

Education and training of students in Somerset, Zambia and other European countries. Relief of poverty in Zambian linked schools and villages.Overseas Aid

The 2041 School charity works to advance the education of primary school children in the United Kingdom about Antarctica other protected areas of the world and the importance of their preservation and protection.

Our vision is a Zambia where working donkeys are free from suffering,treated with compassion and valued.Our outreach program travels to rural villages providing harness,holding workshops on harness making,modifying carts, tending wounds,providing tick and worm treatment and educating on the correct care of donkeys,we also have a drop in workshop at our base and a rescue and rehabilitation centre.

1. Varied training (e.g. capacity-building, Christianity matters, education, entrepreneurship, etc.)2. Networking fora (including interagency collaboration)3. Food banks4. Sponsorship through primary/secondary school (Asia, Africa, Caribbean, only)7. Advocacy, advice, counselling, pastoral, signposting (General, non-specialist)8. Religious services (excluding marriages and funerals)

The Charity provides grants to individuals and other charities for general chartiable purposes throughout England and Wales

The alleviation of suffering of street children in Africa.

Design Outreach UK provides opportunities, information and insight for the Water, sanitation and Hygene needs of peoples in countries where these are minimally available, especially in East African countries.

Poliphonia is an UK based charity with the purpose of promoting the classical music of the Americas. We promote concerts in the UK with repertoire from composers from the Americas, sponsor young players interested in learning this repertoire, restore music still in manuscript form to facilitate performance and produce recordings and film of performances and educational content.

To support community based NGOs in Global South countries through fundraising and project development, and to facilitate knowledge exchange between these NGOs and equivalent organisations in the UK

Restore the graves of members of the armed services and auxiliary forces who served at any point between 1775 and 1815, irrespective of nationality, so that they can become sites of memory for the public.Bury veterans from the period who are disinterred.Educate the public about the experiences of those who served in this period

The AfTA exists to advance research and education in the study and practice of African theatre and performance by 1). providing a regular forum for scholars and practitioners to exchange ideas, knowledge and information; 2). publishing and disseminating research and information on African theatre and performance 3). providing information on African theatre and performance to the wider public.

We engage in training and mentoring of palliative care personnel (doctors, nurses, social workers, chaplains, etc) working in hospital and home-care based pc services in countries defined as 'resource-limited' - mainly in Africa and Asia. Our activities are normally funded by larger charitable organisations, such as Tearfund, Afrox, Rotary International.

Operating globally, activities include:(educational) learning material development; exchanges, performances; teacher training; classes, workshops, retreats and courses; collaborative embodied research laboratories; (arts) research, preservation, sustainment and dissemination; (hardship relief) the provision of grants, goods or services.Resourcing and administering funded projects.