Saving of lives Charities That specialise in Emergency services

Providing immediate care to accident victims. All active members are qualified general practitioners or paramedics. Respond only to 999 calls for which they receive no form of renumeration whatsoever. Our charity provides for their clothing, equipment and training up to the required NHS standard.

40 Degreez is aimed at meeting the need for the provision of youth services in Farnham and surrounding areas. Its need has been a recognised for some years now by schools, youth workers, the police, Farnham Town Council and Waverley Borough Council, for improving services and facilities for young people and assisting social inclusion.

From our own premises we provide a meeting place for the benefit of the people of Hockley and Hawkwell aged 55 or over. Freshly cooked lunches, light refreshments and afternoon entertainment are available, 4 days a week, Monday to Thursdays. We have our own modified ambulance to collect and return the disabled and elderly to their homes.

We run a church for Christian worship,prayer, teaching and fellowship. We run and organise youth work providing recreational,sport, leisure and training activities for young people. In liaison with health, welfare, police. probation and other agencies we offer support and assistance to vulnerable individuals,to unemployed people seeking work and temporary housing for single homeless people.

To promote humane behaviour towards retired police dogs by providing financial assistance to owners of retired police dogs who have charge of animals that are in need of appropriate care and attention by reason of sickness, poor circumstances or welfare.

PACT supports and develops projects, particularly those in which the Police are involved, which aim to improve the quality of life by reducing crime and the fear of crime in the communities of north Wales and educating young people about the consequences of crime. Young people's projects are also supported through our Crimebeat fund which PACT manages with the High Sheriffs of Clwyd and Gwynedd.

To use donations and legacies made by the general public for the benefit of patients in the East Midlands area and to provide support for our staff within the Trust.

Grants are awarded to voluntary groups throughout the North West, who provide sports, leisure and health orientated activities for young people. These groups include local sports clubs, scouts, youth clubs and children with special needs. We also provide grants for other charities involved with mountain recreational activities such as footpath repairs, mountain rescue and air ambulance.

To relieve sickness and pain in the county of Cornwall and the isles of Scilly by assisting in the provision of an air ambulance helicopter.

Welfare of the living holders of the VC/GCWelfare for spouses of deceased VC/ GCrecipientsEducation of the public re the VC and GCPromoting efficiency of Armed Forces, Police etc; encouraging civic responsibility and good citizenship by honouring/supporting holders of the VC and GC, their dependants/descendantsRestoring and erecting Graves and Memorials associated with holders of the VC/GC

We provide patrols of trained volunteers to give reassurance, safety & support through listening, caring and helping on the streets of Southampton. We work in the NTE, Schools, Community in partnership with police, council & others. We began in 2009 working nights in the city centre, in 2012 we expanded to work in schools patrolling as pupils leave and into the community in the early evening.

Provision of adult education classes, family learning courses, clubs, groups, activities for junior, teenage and adult members of the local community together with functions, social events, fund raising and workshops. Partnerships with local authority, education centre, community police, counselling groups, workskill workshops and other community groups.

TO WORK TOWARDS THE ELIMINATION OF RACIAL DISCRIMINATION AND ASSOCIATED INEQUALITIES. TO PROMOTE EQUALITIY OF OPPORTUNITY BETWEEN PEOPLES OF DIFFERENT RACIAL GROUPS. TO ADDRESS HUMAN RIGHTS. TO WORK IN PARTNERSHIP FOR A JUST AND FAIR SOCIETY. TO SUPPORT VOLUNTARY ORGANSIATIONS WITHIN THE BLACK AND MINORITY COMMUNITY. TO WORK WITH PUBLIC BODIES, EG POLICE, LOCAL AUTHORITY

Advance the Christian faith amongst members of the police serviceThe relief of poverty and sickness, and the promotion of any other charitable purpose for the benefit of members of the police serviceTo Promote, for the public benefit, the prevention of crime through supporting partnership working between the police and other community groups

Church of England services & religious activities for all ages. Outreach into community including work with youth and elderly. We run a youth group, dance classes and Pop Up events, Mothers' Union branch and social activities & host a 'Goldies' singing group and Prayer Hub, Local Councillor surgery & MP surgery, Advice Service & Community Police surgery.

We aim to share the Christian gospel in a clear and inclusive manner. We support community outreach here and abroad such as housing the homeless, we support additional needs students and help young people to develop. We offer community rooms and facilities for hire and work with local police and authorities in community work. We offer a full church base and work with other churches and charities.

Trained volunteers drawn from Christian churches of different denominations providing a listening ear and practical help to the socially marginalised and the needy. We typically patrol the streets of Bury on Friday and Saturday nights between 10pm and 3am and work in partnership with the police and local Council, in order to reach and help all those in need.

We are a group of 45 unpaid volunteers who provide search and rescue services to people and animals who find themselves in difficulty, mainly in the countryside. We are available all day every day, whatever the weather. An Operational Support Group aid the Search and Rescue members. We depend on donations and fundraising. We assist both the Police and the Ambulance Service and other services.

Our charity is located in Wolverhampton, West midlands. We understand religious activities, Sunday services for members.We also undergo community activities like sports and dance clubs for the youths, women cooking group activities, counselling for families,women musical group and drama group in the community. We support the Police in our community by donating to thier crime watch magazine.

The protection and preservation of human life and the relief of sickness by providing high quality pre-hospital medical treatment through a network of volunteer doctors and paramedics.

The Trust maintains the UK Police Roll of Honour, a record of public service and sacrifice of all British Police Officers who list their lives on and in the line of duty since the earliest days of professional law enforcement.

To provide assistance to police officers who are either serving or retired members of the Thames Valley Police Benevolent Fund, their widows, widowers and dependants, who are regarded as being in necessitous circumstances. The charity therefore provides public benefit to those persons.

BEARS provides immediate medical care in support of the East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust. The scheme operates across Essex and provides trained and equipped Doctors and Paramedics to respond to emergency calls. All the clinicians have undergone additional training to their base medical qualification to provide advanced care to any patient that is ill or injured within the county.

The charity is based in London and operates both locally and nationally while assisting the police and other search and rescue teams in the search for vulnerable missing people.

To provide emergency medical vehicles alongside approved lifesaving equipment for community first responders and established voluntary groups trained by the ambulance service to respond to 999 calls. Additionally, we aim to offer publicly accessible lifesaving resources and equipment.