Society Charities That specialise in Human rights

Principal activity is that of propagating hinduism and working towards the social, cultural, spiritual and educational uplift of one and all. To promote human rights including children. To construct recreational centres for youth and children and setting up centres for adults needing care in third world countries including but not limited to India,Mauritius and African Countries.

THE CHARITY WORKS FOR THE RELIEF OF NEED, HARDSHIP OR DISTRESS OF THOSE ARRIVING IN THE UK AS REFUGEES WHO ARE VICTIMS OF HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSE OR HAVE BEEN AFFECTED BY CONFLICT OR NATURAL DISASTER BY PROVIDING AND ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF SUITABLE ACCOMMODATION, ESSENTIAL HOUSEHOLD ITEMS AND SUPPORT SERVICES DESIGNED TO ENABLE THEM TO ADAPT WITHIN A NEW COMMUNITY, INCLUDING TEACHING ENGLISH.

To promote cultural cohesion through educational activities across religious and cultural boundaries within the context of humanitarian endeavors based on the principles of Human Rights

The Valesco Foundation is the independent corporate Foundation of The Valesco Group. Its current purposes of focus are: the advancement of education; the prevention or relief of poverty; the advancement of human rights, conflict resolution or reconciliation or the promotion of religious or racial harmony or equality and diversity; and the advancement of health or the saving of lives

N1M Trust makes grants to organisations working to support environmental human rights defenders. N1M Trust engages in public education, efforts to uphold human rights and to protect the environment.

THE BAKAU COMMUNITY PROJECT views good housing and education as a human right. We aim to promote social inclusion for public benefit by preventing homelessness, social exclusion, believing the needs of those who are socially excluded and assisting them to integrate in society and achieve a life of stability, happiness, and independence.

We're all human, yet around the world we see minority groups being discriminated, demonised, dehumanised, their rights eroded, paving the way to mass atrocities. This isn't a new story. It's predictable. It's also preventable.At Rights for Peace we use human rights training and advocacy to counter identity-based violence and support transitional justice. We operate in Sudan and South Sudan.

Human rights training and human rights defenceMaternal/child health programmesEducational support for girls and vulnerable childrenSustainable livelihoods training programmes for women and youthHumane leadership, youth empowerment and women?s rights trainingConstruction of homes and schools

HRAS undertakes advocacy, research, investigations, case study development, international programmes, projects and campaigns and educational development for individuals and organisations in the field of maritime human rights.

The Trust's objectives are the provision of funds for general charitable purposes, education, training, arts and culture, human rights and religious and racial harmony. The Trust operates in England & Wales, St Vincent and Grenadines and Turkey.

HEAR is a network of equality and human rights voluntary and community sector organisations in London, bringing together groups pan-equality for mutual learning and support

1. To promote for the benefit of the inhabitants of the London Borough of Enfield and surrounding areas2. To relieve poverty and improve health and education and promote human rights as set out in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child throughout the world 3. The relief of poverty in Somalia, Djibouti, Sudan, Eritrea, and Ethiopia or other organisations working to prevent

The charity's objects are, for the public benefit, to promote human rights (as set out in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and subsequent United Nations conventions and declarations) throughout the world. The charity has conducted legal and policy work with authorities, international organizations and with national and local civil society organizations on behalf of migrants and refugees.

Supporting, both within the UK and internationally, research and educational projects with concerns around equality, diversity and democracy, and supporting educational activities that raise public awareness and understanding of struggles and movements for peace, human rights and labour rights.

The provision of art education by the promotion and appreciation of the work and life of Josef Herman, the stimulation of contemporary arts through planned activities within the community, developing the skills of young people in contemporary art by the award of grants and an annual art prize. Also the promotion of Human Rights, for example holding events to commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day.

A human rights organisation working for women and children in Nepal.Main activities are rehabilitation of women and children rescued from having been trafficked into India, support and refuge for women who have been physically and/or sexually abused, support for women and children who have contracted HIV.Educational, vocational & health projects. Refuge, half way home & HIV clinic.

TO MAKE GRANTS TO INITIATIVES WORKING TOWARDS THE ADVANCEMENT OF HUMAN RIGHTS, CONFLICT RESOLUTION OR RECONCILIATION, THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY, THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE ARTS, THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY.

The charity concerns itself with supporting projects in developing countries to do with education, the alleviation of poverty, care of children, human rights, promoting sport and the environment. The charity operates alongside the Projects Abroad group of companies which arranges worthwhile volunteering experiences in the developing world and it supports the projects they are involved with.

The UK Race and Europe Network (UKREN) is a registered charity and a membership body of more than 160 race equality organisations across the UK that have an interest in using European equality and human rights provisions to combat race discrimination at the local and national levels. It achieves this through sharing information between members and coordinating action on race equality issues.

Wamba Community Trusts main activity is to provide education for children and young people of Wamba, a remote town in Samburu, North Kenya. Education is so vital in making a significant difference to the quality of their lives, promoting equality, enabling them to understand their basic human rights, and disrupting the poverty cycle.

TortureID is a small medical human rights charity offering specialist clinical assessments to people seeking asylum in the UK. The purpose of these assessments is to identify human rights abuses and to document clinical findings in a report.

The charity undertakes, promotes and commissions research into the maintenance and observance of human rights, particularly those set out in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights; and disseminates the results of such research to governments, parliamentarians, inter-governmental organisations, non-governmental organisations and the general public in the United Kingdom.

General Charitable Purposes,Education/training,The Prevention Or Relief Of Poverty,Food bankReligious Activities.Economic/community Development/employment,Human Rights/religious Or Racial Harmony/equality Or Diversity.Recreation,Arts/culture/heritage/science,Other Charitable Purposes.Who:Children/young People,Elderly/old people.People With Disabilities

The charitable activities of the charity is to eliminate social discrimination on the ground of race, gender, disability, religion, sexual orientation and also to advance education and raising awareness in the field of equality and diversity. In addition, the charity aims at promoting the activities to foster understanding between people from diverse backgrounds and conducting research on equalit.

In support of its general charitable objectives the trust have in the past year made donations to support charities active in protecting civil liberties and promoting penal reform.