Professions Charities

See the Constitution

a) To support the continuing work of retired clergy of the Church of England in their local activities and more widely.b) To relieve the needs of retired clergy by providing information, support and advice pertaining to housing, pensions and welfare and by encouraging the Church of England leaders to support retired clergy in their care to ensure their mental and physical health and well-being.

Relief for the poor and needy, education support, and for needy children

make grants to other religious or charitable bodies

The object of the charity is the provision of community buildings and recreational facilities for the benefit of the inhabitants, such of of the area of benefit (Bedlinog and surrounding areas) without distinction of political, religious or other opinions with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants.

The Clergy Cottage Trust owns & manages a cottage which provides reasonably priced accomodation for C of E Clergy, their family and/or dependants.

Welfare of migrant Nepalese nurses in UK.Health improvement works among ethnic minorities in UK.Establishment of health and educational facilities in remote areas in Nepal.

TO PROVIDE SOCIAL ACTIVITIES FOR MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY AND TO HELP DESERVING CAUSES IN THE PARISH OF GREASLEY

This charity was set up to provide resident's of Brockenhurst assistance. We provide lifelines. We donate to local community run groups and organisations. At Christmas we provide vouchers from from a local store to families and personal gifts to the elderly who are now living in care homes. We provide financial assistance to individuals who may need help i.e. purchasing walking aides.

The Association exists to inform, educate and certify for occupational experience - professionals (nurses, operators and technicians) in the field of hyperbaric medicine.

We provide facilities and numerous activities as a whole for the use of our members and their families as well as the general public of our community.Provided are Football,Bowls,dancing & keep fit and the entertainment of our senior members we also encourage the use of our facilities for the younger musicians in the area.Fund raising for certain Charities ie Help The Hero,s

ADVANCING POST-GRADUATE MEDICAL AND DENTAL EDUCATION AND ASSISTING IN THE EDUCATION AND FURTHER TRAINING OF SURGEONS, DOCTORS, DENTISTS AND OTHER MEMBERS OF THE MEDICAL AND DENTAL PROFESSIONS AND NURSES AND MEMBERS OF OTHER PROFESSIONS SUPPLEMENTARY TO MEDICINE AND THEREBY TO IMPROVE THE MEDICAL SERVICES AVAILABLE TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE AREA SERVED BY THE QUEEN ELIZABETH II HOSPITAL.

To provide funds for The Vicar and Churchwardens of Newark Parish Church and The Rector Of Newark`s Discretionary Fund

Events held by committee members, also available for hire by the general public.

The objects of the CIO are to advance the education of the public in the subject of geology and allied sciences with a special reference to the mining interests of Cornwall.

The Chapter of Canons is a college of priests, whose role is to celebrate the more solemn liturgical functions in the Cathedral and to support the life of the diocese in their prayers.Statutes of the Plymouth Diocesan Chapter 1.2For the purposes of civil law the object of the Chapter is "Divine Worship in the Roman Catholic Cathedral of Plymouth and matters connected therewith".Statutes 1.5

Makes grants to certain classes of people with the aim of relieving need

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.

Provide grants for course fees and expenses. They consist of training in Ophthalmic out patient practical skills and decision making for Junior doctors, nursing, orthoptists and technical staff. The organisation also provides travel expenses and fees for speakers to attend local Ophthalmic nurse training on the Isle of Wight and will support local Ophthalmic research projects.

In accordance with the terms of the Foundation Deed dated 31st March 1862, the Trustees meet annually to distribute the income received from the Trust Funds by way of appropriate grants to Clergy within the present and ancient Diocese of Gloucester.

Monies to be used for such charitable religious purposes to benefit the people of the parish of Wisborough Green in West Sussex; for the relief of the elderly and sick of the parish of Wisborough Green; to augment the stipend of the Vicar of the parish of Wisborough Green to ensure his personal concern in his office of Incumbent for the welfare of the people of the said parish.

The Trust has funded new nurse specialist and clinical psychology posts at Royal Brompton Hospital to provide support to children with arrhythmias (abnormal heart rhythms) and to their families, helping them to learn to live as normal a life as possible with their conditions, and in some cases the threat of sudden death.The Trust also supports youth cricket, with an emphasis on wicketkeeping.

Village Hall Social Centre

This charity makes grants for educational purposes to parishoners of Pipe-cum-Lyde, Hereford. In addition financial assistance can be given to those in need living in the parish of Pipe-cum-Lyde. The trustees meet three times per year before the beginning of each academic term. The Parish vicar is ex officio chairman, and the two churchwardens are ex officio trustees.

Payment of defined proportions of annual income to four Lincolnshire Charities. Annuities to widows and widowers of Church of England clergy with preference to those resident in Lincolnshire; second preference to those in Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Leicestershire or the District of Huntingdon,Cambridgeshire. Small educational grants are available to children of clergy resident in Lincolnshire.