Charities In Zimbabwe

The relief of need of women who are socially or economically disadvantaged by the provision of grants and funding to increase and improve participation in education, training and business entrepreneurship.

The charity furthers sporting causes, principally by providing sports kit, equipment and opportunities to young people in communities under challenge due to poverty, war, disaster or other causes, such as Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka.

The beneficiaries of this trust shall mainly women who are affected and infected by HIV and AIDS who are in Africa and their families.

We operate in Zimbabwe and our current activities are currently centred on Mashonaland West. We have built links with community leaders, women's groups and local and national agencies to deliver social and agricultural development and training. This year we have been raising money to provide fresh water to two villages with primary schools, benefitting over 3,000 residents and pupils.

The Reginald Ames Charitable Trust was established to provide grants and donations to various charities and other organisations in tea-growing regions worldwide. Specifically, the charity will fund projects working for the prevention or relief of poverty, and the provision of resources to provide or improve education for tea-growing communities.

The relief of those in need, by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship, or other disadvantage, anywhere in the world, through the provision of grants to support those who are socially and economically disadvantaged. Since its inception in 2021 The Ugliduck Trust has focussed on financial support for disadvantaged children and for refugees arriving in the UK

Thandanani is committed to preventing and relieving poverty as stated in our charitable purposes. We seek to advance education for girls and women in Europe and Africa by providing them with free re-usable sanitary products in order to enable them to carry out their usual daily activities during their monthly periods. We also provide humanitarian aid, food and educational equipment.

The charity was created by constitution on the 11 January 2016. The charity's aim is to enable all children access to education to fulfil their potential.

Educating public on matters related to sustainable developmentAddressing the issue of the energy poverty through "Power to the homeless" initiative

FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT, THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION, THE RELIEF AND ASSISTANCE OF CHILDREN IN NEED, IN ANY PART OF THE WORLD WHO ARE THE VICTIMS OF POVERTY AND NATURAL DISASTER IN PARTICULAR BY SUPPLYING THEM WITH PROPER ACCOMMODATION, FOOD AND EDUCATIONAL SUPPLIES.

The Sick be Nourished Project donates medical/surgical equipment to a variety of medical facilities across the UK, Africa, and the Caribbean. We assist with emergency care needs. We also host health related workshops and provide information on health related topics, providing training initiatives and working with local practitioners to assist in developing services in their communities

The Trust's objects are the promotion of the conservation of modern and contemporary sculpture for the public benefit, the education of conservators and the funding of research into the conservation and restoration of sculptures. The trust will consider grants to individual conservators, private sector conservation companies and institutions, the majority of grants are under £5,000.

General charitable purposes, prevention and relief of poverty and advancing Christian religious activities, practices and beliefs by helping other charitable or voluntary bodies and the general public/mankind for the public benefit throughout Wales and in Zimbabwe by making grants to individuals and organisations and providing other finances as the need requires

The charity organises fundraising events in the UK. It works with its Zimbabwe trust board to agree the priority needs of the disabled children's day centre in Harare. We directly provide equipment and day to day provisions; make grants to the Zim board to provide specialist and educational services to the Centre; seek through our work to raise awareness of disability in the local community.

To relieve sickness and to promote the good health of the elderly in Zimbabwe

To organise 'Peace Games':- to predict the prospects for peace or war in various areas of conflict;- to publish the findings of differing methods of analysing each conflict;- to judge and debate the results against the subsequent course of events.To roll out the 'Peace and The New Constitution' course to all the provinces of Zimbabwe with support of Zimbabweans at home and abroad.

Increases the spread of knowledge about the benefits of human genome research, and fosters collaboration and education within the fields of human genetics and genomics internationally, through educational activities and by holding major professional conferences in many countries.

TO ADVANCE CHRISTIANITY IN THE UK AND ACROSS THE WORLD FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC THROUGH PRAYER MEETINGS, PREACHING THE GOSPEL, PRAISING AND WORSHIPPING. TO ALLEVIATE POVERTY IN THE CHURCHES BY FINANCIALLY SUPPORTING DISADVANTAGED AFRICAN CHURCH MINISTERS AND CHURCHES THAT ARE EXPERIENCING POVERTY. TO FEED AND CLOTHE THE NEEDY.

Zimbabwe Life Project is a group of mental health nurses, doctors and therapists in the UK who have come together with one aim, to develop a skills exchange program with mental health professionals in Zimbabwe which will be marked by participatory exchanges of knowledge, skills and experiences.

We conduct research, education and advisory activities to promote the integration of animal welfare and conservation practices affecting mammalian species around the world. We develop and facilitate guidelines to improve the welfare of mammals in human care. We support the development of wild areas or reserves promoting symbiotic relationships between humans and other mammals.

To support in the relief of sickness and preservation of the health of all the patients of Mtshabezi Hospital in the Gwanda District of Zimbabwe by providing or assisting in the provision of equipment, facilities and services not normally provided by the statutory authorities and which are ancillary to those provided by the doctors.

We collect used Prosthetic Limbs that can not be reused in this country, they are sorted, stripped and sanitised in readiness to be shipped to disadvantaged countries that have a need for used prostheses and their component parts.

1. Co-ordinating visiting lecturers and self-contained courses for Zimbabwean health professionals based at the universities and at district and city hospitals. 2. Working with our partners to improve the IT infrastructure with a view to developing distance learning for health3. Working with partners to support mid-level health worker trainining