Professions Charities

Provide financial and pastoral assistance to clergy, ministers and their families, serving in the Lincoln Diocese.

THE RELIEF OF NEED, HARDSHIP,AND DISTRESS AMONG THOSE WHO ARE OR HAVE BEEN POLICE OFFICERS OF THAMES VALLEY POLICE

Raising money for local, national and international organisations. e.g. local schools, hospitals, hospices, Enfield Alzheimer's Association, Macmillan Nurses, Enfield Crossroads etc.Internationally, we raise money for Rotary Foundation and Rotary Aqua and Shelterboxes.The money is raised through Christmas Float Collections, Firework Displays and events such as quiz nights and charity dinners.

TO ATTEND TO THE NEED OF ILL PEOPLE WITH REGULAR VISITS .

To train and lead the Street Pastors as they serve the community of Wallingford at night. Together with the police and Council, they seek to reduce disturbance and anxiety by 'being there' as a peaceful presence and by helping where appropriate with flip-flops to walk home in, water and lollipops to diffuse tension. They help people get home or wait with them for lifts or paramedic attendance.

Working in partnership with other organisations to hold conferences.Making small grants to community nurses to undertake research projects.

Grants to health professionals, such as Consultants,doctors, nurses and physiotherapists for travelling and studying best practices at centres of breast cancer excellence.

To provide financial assistance to people in need who reside in the former Borough of Brighouse

Helping widows and dependents of clergy.

We pay for tuition fees supporting those in the process of enrolling on, or already in Nursing or Midwifery training by providing or paying for items such as text books, tools, etc to enable the beneficiaries participate in their chosen course of study

The relief of sickness and the preservation of health among people living in low andmiddle income countries including but not by way of limitation through the exchange ofknowledge and the provision of education and resources

Provision of relief at the dicretion of the Incumbent ofTilbury Docks

Interplast UK engages in medical missions serving in developing countries and provides free reconstructive surgery for the underprivileged. This includes treating congenital abnormalities in children, eg cleft lip and/or palate, revision of scars following burns and restoring function in the case of hand injuries. Teams total 5-15 members (surgeons, anaesthetists and nurses).

Disposal of income generated from leasing the trust property to local organisations.

archaeological excavation

The object of the CIO isFor the public benefit, to advance the education of the general public in the history ofmining in St Helens and in the cultural and artistic heritage of mining in St Helens bymeans of, but not exclusively:the provision of educational sessions in local schools;the provision of educational workshops in local community venues

As a religious organization we provide a variety of services to the orthodox faith followers. Among the services preaching gospel and liturgy are carried out on a weekly basis respectively where as christening and marriage would take place when there is a demand from service users. All the above mentioned services need resource person and hence we have to invite priests from other part of England.

For the support of poor clergy in the Hereford Archdeaconary

Management of Capital Fund to provide relief for :-a) Clerics in need of rest b) distressed gentlewomen

The Trustees shall apply the clear income of the Charity in relieving either generally or individually, persons who trained as nurses at Charing Cross Hospital and are over the age of 65 years, who are in a condition of need, hardship or distress, by making grants of money or providing or paying for items, services or facilities calculated to reduce need, hardship or distress of such persons'.

The education of sons and daughters of the clergy in the Diocese of Bath & Wells.

Preservation and interpretation of mining remains in the UK but mainly Shropshire

We work with NGOs registered with the Indian Government to deliver our objectives. Our activities are all carried out in the Darjeeling District of West Bengal India. Our major current activities cover providing school buildings and equipment, support for old people below the poverty line, education and training for two nurses.

Grants are made to support the stipends of some Anglican clergy in Shefffield.

The provision of a Welfare Hall and Institute for the benefit of the inhabitants(and in particular, but not exclusively, members of the mining community) of Worksop and its neighbouring communities without distinction, with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants.