Crime and Justice Charities That specialise in Road safety

Clear Waters aims is to provide access to clean water and better health care. We have up-to date sent 5 containers the contents enabled us to distribute medical equipment to clinic's throughout The Gambia. We have installed a bore-hole and 4000 ltr tanks in the Vegetable Garden, built a new stand-pipe and fenced a play area. We have purchased a Renault Traffic Van to help with the logistics.

The aims and objectives of Swindon Advanced Motorists is to support IAM RoadSmart in improving driving standards by:1. One to One coaching of Associate members to sit the IAM RoadSmart Advanced Driving Test2. To support Swindon Advanced Motorists members in maintaining/improving their driving standards3. To promote road safety in the Swindon area

To promote awareness of, the history of, and restoration of the Hollinwood Branch Canal, for the benefit of all visitors and the local communities along the route, including regeneration of said areas. To promote use of the Canal corridor by all appropriate forms of waterborne and foot traffic, including the promotion of a public right of way along the length of the canal

We provide support, guidance, free resources and safeguarding initiatives to raise safety awareness especially among children and young people. Through children we educate families on accident prevention in all areas especially road safety.We operate from 113 Vibart Road, B26 2AB and utilise Masamune Dojo for classes plus work with police, schools and other educational centres.

Raising awareness of road safety issues and making strategic interventions to improve road safety and road use in the vicinity of schools, bus stops, pedestrian crossings, and to contribute to safer routes to school. Providing financial assistance to families of children with disabilities or additional needs in order to facilitate days out.

We provide Road safety materials to local primary schools and childcare facilities, purchased from another charity, Brake. These are aimed at young children and key stage one within Primary schools. We also donate Bereavement books to the same target audience specifically written for young children.

Improving road safety by preparing drivers for the Institute of Advanced Motorists test.

To promote safer driving and riding by improving personal skills

ADVANCED DRIVER TRAINING

The advancement of education in road safety and design.The protection and preservation of human life by the promotion of public safety and in particular road safety and road maintenance development.The relief of sickness and distress of people who have had motorcycle accidents, particularly but not exclusively those who have head or spinal injuries.

The preservation and protection of human life by the prevention of personal injury to, and death of, individuals on Fenland roads, through: a) education of road users in road safety and the hazards of waterway adjacent Fenland roads; b) campaigning on issues of road safety; c) the provision of road safety measures, including installation of safety barriers, along waterway adjacent Fenland roads.

Dedicated to teaching and exemplifying safe, professional and considerate driving techniques.

- planning: meeting community leaders, the police and traffic committees - looking for an appropriate location to hold the event - campaigning to raise awareness among the community to get as many attendees to attend - appealing for donations and ensuring costs are kept to a minimum - arranging for appropriate speakers and Imams to lead the prayer - galvanising volunteers to assist

To promote advanced and safe driving for all who wish to improve their road safety. This covers all ages from pre licence holders to ninty plus. We offer technical (Roadcraft) advice with all aspects of driving, cars, motor bikes, commercial vehicles.

A community group formed with the intention to create a multi-use path between Brecon and Hay-on-Wye broadly following the route of the old Brecon to Hay Railway and traffic free where possible. The group are involved in planning, publicising and fund-raising for the route, and liaising with public bodies.

The charity is striving to improve road safety in Rooksbridge. The village is bisected by the main A38 trunk road and the aim is to eliminate or reduce the hazards that exist for both pedestrians and motorists. We are currently paying for additional cutting of the verges along the A38. Two vehicle activated speed signs have been supplied by the charity and are now operating.

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation in particular in the sport of cycling.The preservation and protection of health by advancing the education of the public in matters relating to road safety with a view to reducing the numbers of road collisions.

We are a locally based charity that aims to provide education and information to young people and the general public. We do this by providing presentations on road safety at local schools and events. These sessions often use modern technology such as VR headsets/Simulators to make the sessions interactive. We also provide funding to which allow young people to participate in road safety courses.

Driver training to Advanced Standards

Raising Funds for traffic calming in Maulden

To improve protect and preserve for the benefit of the public the area known as the East Cliff conservation area, in St James's and Kemp Town Village areas of Brighton, to ensure that it does not become lost to future generations either through bad planning wanton destruction or excessive traffic.

To promote for the benefit of the public the preservation and the protection of life by promoting higher standards of driving and road safety and for that purpose to establish institutions where training and instruction will be given to driving instructors and persons wishing to become driving instructors in road safety driving skills perceptual skills and related subjects can be fulfilled.

Advice for motorists wishing to pass the Advanced Driving Test.

Advice on safer and better driving. Advertising how to be a safer driver.

The charity funds a group of volunteer doctors and one nurse consultant who provide prehospital medical care to patients. The major component of our work is providing roadside care for victims of road traffic accidents, but we treat patients with a broad range of serious injury and illness. We aim to bring critical care skills to these patients that would normally only be found in hospitals.