Economic and community development Charities That specialise in Infrastructure

To relieve and assist the victims of war, conflict or natural disaster, in particular by the provision of food, medical aid, accommodation, access to water and sanitation and other humanitarian assistance. The prevention or relief of poverty or financial hardship such as providing persons in need with grants or money or by providing or paying for services, items or facilities.

DCBT provides day trips and holidays on the River Lee and London's waterways for people with disabilities, their carers and support organisations. Our purpose built wide beam canal boat is fully crewed and fitted out to take wheelchairs (lift) and medical equipment requiring electricity.

Our focus is on projects concerned with energy use with the long term objective of making the community self sufficient in energy through the installation of renewable technologies to increase local electricity generation capacity while reducing demand. We will share learning from our projects as widely as possible. In addition, we will also be seeking to reduce energy poverty in the community.

Nuevas Esperanzas UK serves poor communities in Nicaragua through projects which provide practical and technical assistance in support of sustainable development. Projects include water and sanitation, agriculture, environmental management and education, and follow a model of holistic, transformational development which addresses material and spiritual needs in a culturally appropriate manner.

The prevention or relief of poverty in Bangladesh by providing water pumps, addressing housing needs, providing free health check-ups, sponsoring financially disadvantaged students to assist with school supplies and educational resources and distributing food parcels to families facing food insecurity.

supply clean water , by providing water pumps.The Prevention Or Relief Of Poverty ,By supplying food packages, Education by giving school fees also provide uniform and school meals for deprive children of rural areas Help with medical fees such as having Diabetic check up , pregnancy check up for women or any other medical issue also provide wheelchairs to people with disabilities.

We help the village communities by offering grants and assistance. Recent projects include: purchasing jumpers and hats for 100 children. Assisting Nagi village with equipment to connect to a water supply. Arranged for six Cardiff Uni students to volunteer in Siding village to help at the school and set up a medical centre. Built a basic stadium for volleyball and other village events in Lumre.

Provide quality pediatric neurosurgical & plastic surgery treatments for poor and disadvantaged children. Public awareness, training surgeons, Education, knowledge exchange with the local community here in the UKProvision of Mother & Childcare, Geriatric Care Service, Collecting Medical equipment, Counseling & Support services Prevention of Sexual abuse, Nutrition, water sanitation & hygiene.

Our mission is to engage with the worst effects of extreme poverty in a remote village by introducing and integrating a series of self-sustaining programmes in education, water / sanitation and permaculture, and by providing the tools for future sustainability, so encouraging and strengthening community life.

The organization is committed in provision of different services in the areas of health, education, agricultural and environmental protection, women economic empowerment, family and community support, water sanitation and hygiene and skill training.

The relief of those in need, by reason of, age, ill-health, disability, economic or social disadvantage in Sifoe, The Gambia by the provision of grants of financial assistance to provide and maintain essential facilities including but not limited to clean and safe water supplies, drainage, sanitation, energy systems, housing, medical facilities, schools and community facilities with the object of

RELIEF OF SICKNESS, POVERTY AND PROTECTION OF HEALTH BY PROVIDING THE MEANS OF SUPPLYING SAFE DRINKING WATER, SAFE SANITATION AND EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN WATER HYGIENE AND RELATED HEALTH ISSUES IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA. PROVIDING ACCESS TO TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE WHERE THE NECESSARY EXPERTISE IS NOT AVAILABLE LOCALLY. SUPPORTING VOLUNTEERS WHO OFFER THEIR TECHNICAL AND PRACTICAL SKILLS.

The Izi Foundation aims for the prevention or relief of poverty in the most deprived rural areas of least developed countries with fresh drinking water by constructing a new water pump for the benefit of the rural community.

A Penny4nepal works with children, their families and helping to implement projects in Health, Education, Water and Sanitation

One Drop's mission is to provide access to water and to raise individual and community awareness of the need to mobilize so that safe water is accessible to all, in sufficient quantity, today and tomorrow. Using a one-of-a-kind sustainable intervention model, One Drop develops innovative access to water and sanitation projects which promote self-reliance in disadvantaged regions.

WE assist educational institutions, organizations, professionals, households and individuals to make informed decisions about sustainable energy usage through workshops, courses, training in the use of renewable energy and energy efficiency technologies in order to stimulate interest in scientific subjects.

A) PROVIDING OR ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF WATER, SANITATION, and HOUSING FACILITIES TO THOSE IN POVERTYB) PROVIDING GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS IN NEED AND OTHER CHARITIES/ORGANISATIONS WORKING TO PREVENT OR RELIEVE POVERTYC) PROVIDING OR ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF EDUCATION, TRAINING AND HEALTHCARE PROJECTS

Supports the development of a sustainable primary health care service in Southern Sudan. Currently support is provided to an indigenous NGO, the South Sudan Health Association. The introduction of a community participation scheme for water, sanitation and hygiene was delivered in Torit. We are mobilising a WASH programme in Kupera and exploring a WASH intervention near Juba City.

MCS improves the livelihoods of mothers and children in rural and disadvantaged communities in Uganda through initiatives in agriculture, health, education, sanitation, and employment. We promote economic empowerment, better living standards, providing care services to aging community and entrepreneurship through business initiatives and self- help group financing.

An independent charity launched in April 2009, by a family of 3 trustees, with the aim of increasing clean water access, hygiene and sanitation levels in Ethiopia.

We raise awareness of practical issues related to climate change, particularly renewable energy, transport and textiles - including repairing clothes at the Telford Repair Cafe. We organise events to encourage local people to grow their own food from seed-saving to using the produce.

These are some of the services and distribution we will provide to for prevention of and relief of poverty.Provide food packages to poor and needy people similar to food bank activities.Provide tube-well and deep well to poor and needy families as part of water and sanitation programme.Support poor and needy students with educational material and packages to encourage them to go school

We assist in the relief of suffering children & their families who are living with or are affected by HIV/AIDS. Support initiatives designed to educate the public into causes treatment research & ways of coping and the prevention of HIV/AIDS. Raising funds for the construction development of an orphanage & a school 's IT training suite utilising renewable energy sources to power the suite in Ghana

Research and provision of renewable energy systems for education and small-scale manufacture (developing world). Providing Science Technology Engineering Arts and Mathematics (STEAM) facilities to education establishments. Working to provide accessible digital tools for learning in communities.

supplies solar powered lighting to educational establishments in developing countries throughout the world to improve the education of people who do not have access to electricity, or cannot afford the service.