Professions Charities

We train people (usually clergy) in deliverance ministry. Largely speaking we work with Church of England Clergy, but at our annual training course we usually have one or two people from overseas, or from other denominations.

To advance the education of doctors, nurses, midwives, paramedics and othermedical professionals in the field of medicine, including by the provision of formaltraining and by providing placement opportunities for individuals to continue theirlearning, development and education through practice and the exchange of skills andexperience.

Draft Mission Statement: Resolven Miners Welfare Scheme aims to work for the benefit of Resolven and surrounds; by providing opportunities for personal development of local residents, promotion of education, health, wellbeing, culture and heritage; with a view to seeking a brighter and healthier future for all.

1. TO ADVANCE EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN IN MALAWI IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY PROVIDING SUPPORT TO THE LIVIMBO PRIMARY SCHOOL IN LILONGWE, MALAWI 2. THE PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION OF HEALTH IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY PROVIDING OR ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF BASIC MEDICAL EQUIPMENT FOR DOCTORS AND NURSES TO CONDUCT DUTIES EFFICIENTLY AT NKHATA BAY DISTRICT HOSPITAL IN MALAWI.

PWYP UK monitors and reports on impacts of the extractive industries on sustainable development; advocates ethical standards and compliance with laws and best practice; organises and presents at events; researches and publishes briefings; dialogues with government, industry and civil society. Its main focus is on oil, gas and mining companies operating, registered and/or listed in the UK.

To advance the education of the public in the Cornish mining industry, its history and culture and the restoration and maintenance of the Goonvean pumping engine.

Heart of Mine provides the relief of need arising from the adverse impact of gold mining on communities and environments around the world, to include but not be limited to poverty, ill-health and the deterioration of the environment resulting from mercury poisoning and other adverse effects of gold mining on its workers and surrounding communities and environments.

The relief of any financially needy clergy and their families (or former) licensed or with PTO (permission to officiate) from the Bishop of Bath and Wells within the Church of England ,Archdeaconry of Bath, Diocese of Bath and Wells.Also any financially needy widows, widowers or partners, along with their children, of deceased clergy, who before they died were last licensed in the Area Deaneries

Developing a rare disease nurse network to help support families, carers and professionals working with people affected by rare diseases.

Delivering education and quality improvement in trauma care by supporting the work of the doctors, nurses and other professionals in evaluating the quality of care and performing research studies about major trauma.

Supporting Clergy, People of Faith, Spiritual Seekers and organisations dedicated to 'Making Earth Godly Again' and in developing a deeper personal relationship with God. Through the use of the Grade 1 Listed building Old Manor Farm providing a spiritual sanctuary and religious retreat and relevant educational programmes. Providing historical architectural and local community related access too.

Grant making charity supporting students and young career professionals in materials, minerals and mining sector.

To advance the Catholic religion by providing accommodation in England and abroad in which the Catholic clergy and the public can celebrate the traditional catholic Mass, the sacraments and other rites, and liturgical devotions connected with advancing the Catholic religion and through the provision of such other support as the trustees deem appropriate.

The charity grant aids the Thomas Harley Educational Foundation and the Thomas Harley Charity for Widows of Clergymen. The educational foundation awards grants to schools and young persons from the preferred area of benefit, defined as the villages of Osgathorpe & Belton (Leicestershire) and the former urban district of Coalville. The widows of clergy are mainly from the Leicester diocese and gran

The Charity supports clergy, who, on account of age or infirmity, are no longer able to carry out their parochial work.