Professions Charities

TO FINANCIALLY SUPPORT THE HOLY DOCHEIARIOU MONASTERY IN MOUNT ATHOS (AGIONOROS-GREECE) AND OTHER MONASTERIES OR CHURCHES. TO FINANCE MEETINGS,FESTIVALS, PILGRIMAGES AND THE RELIEF OF THE FINANCIAL HARDSHIP OF CLERGY, LAITY ANDTHE SICK OR POOR THROUGH GRANTS OR SERVICES.

Provision of support to the teaching ministry in the parishes of Gravesend and Dartford. Provision of relief by way of monetary grants to necessitous clergy in the Church of England Diocese of Rochester as constituted on 2 September 1704, and to provide for the maintenance of Doctor Plume's grave and gravestone in the Parish of Longfield.

SPORT AND RECREATION FOR THE PARISH OF ULGHAM AND THE NEIGHBOURHOOD THEREOF

Provides buildings and land for sporting and social activities for the people of Seaton and surrounding districts.

Holds fundraising events, classes for local people, hires the hall out for private parties and maintains the hall and playground.

The advancement of the Christian religion by a) the provision / maintenance of homes for retired Church of England (CoE) clergy and their families, the payment of pensions to CoE Clergy c) relief of retired CoE clergy and their widows d) the maintenance of fabric and furnishings of local parish church e )other charitable religious purposes

Provides bungalows in the Stanley area for aged miners.

We aim to provide an athletic tennis sports module in primary schools. To raise awareness of Anaphalxis and allergies, fund nurses in training to become specialists in this area.

Fundraising in support of diocese of Wau in South Sudan to support:1. Theological training & resourcing2. Educational books, school materials, facilities and training of teachers3. Clergy salaries and assistance in cases of hardship4. Humanitarian aid5. Medical resources and trainingPromote understanding between Poole deanery & schools and the Wau diocese

The provision of a social welfare centre for the benefit of the inhabitants (and in particular, but not exclusively, such of the said inhabitants as are members of the mining community) of the area of benefit without distinction of political, religious or other opinions with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants.

In order to achieve the objects of the charity the trustees have the power to purchase or hire a motor launch to carry patients, medical supplies, doctors, dentists, nurses and other persons working for the health of the people of the Isles of Scilly.

Provision of financial assistance for the priests of the Nottingham Diocese in respect of glasses, hearing and dental requirements

Support (financial) for the retired Church of England clergy who have served in the Diocese of Carlisle.

Field Nurse is a health signposting service

Football - from 7yrs - open age adult + female teams, incl coachingCrown Green BowlingShort Mat BowlingRetired Miners Wednesday ClubLocal PTA association - prize bingoCricket - junior, senior and female teams, incl coaching.Covering local community in Dordon and wider area of Tamworth, Atherstone, Polesworth.

Relief of clergy and their dependants in particular need.

The charity works in the secular parish of Shilbottle with the general aim of improving the quality of life for the community as a whole. This work includes re-generation, environmental and social activities with the elderly.+The charity is open to all who work for the regeneration and social cohesion of this former mining village.

Grants to needy, serving clergy of the Church of England.

Support the families of police officers and staff who have died whilst serving for Merseyside police by using peer support, offering alternative therapies and financial support

In the humble beginning, the Sunderland congregation had its first Indian Orthodox spiritual gathering at the Sunderland Royal Hospital Chapel on July 8 2004. As a sign of the readiness to share the Christian fraternity, the Sunderland Catholic community and the vicar permitted us to use the chapel for our spiritual needs and worship. The first Holy Qurbana was conducted by Fr Happy Jacob .

Provision of grants to Anglican clergy, seminarians and studentsThe grants for stipendiary clergy are for those taking sabbaticalsGrants are awarded to those in Anglican theological colleges or on ministerial courses to assist with the costs of pastoral placementsAll students must be aged 18 - 25. The grant will help towards the costs of engaging in a work of a Christian mission and service.

Assisting the emergency services and local communities in the Wessex region (Wiltshire, Dorset, Avon and Somerset) by providing logistical support. Volunteer drivers donate their time and vehicles to assist in times of need. We provide critical transport when contingency plans fail - such as the transport of nurses through snow to get to patients.We are able to transport people or equipment.

Augment the stipends of the Church of England Clergy

Senior & Junior Football, Senior & Junior Cricket, coaching of Football & Cricket for all ages.Other activities include playtime activities (Games) for Children who do not participate in the above. We also provide a Social area for all ages.

To provide a scholarship to be called the 'Morriston Davies Scholarship' to be awarded annually to a doctor or nurse for the furtherance of research into the prevention, treatment and cure of tuberculosis and other respiratory desease. The Trustees have complied with the duty in Section 4 of the Charity Act 2006 to have due regard to public benefit guidance published by the Charity Commission.