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To offer support and guidance to people having a learning disability, their parents and carers, so as to enable them to live ordinary lives within their own local communities. By supporting our colleagues we seek to enable them to partake in multi sport, culture, leisure and other similar activities with the objective of improving their own environment within a friendly family group.

The Trust provides grants and work with Respite and holiday organizations like Joined-Up Holidays, born of a desire to connect people with animals, nature and the natural environment regardless of anyone's special needs or disabilities. By offering farm visits with activities individually tailored to the needs and wishes of each guest

Addressing climate change by grant making to environmental organisations mainly focused on regenerative agriculture and sustainable farming practices.

The Charity provides a Club for ex-service men and women and their families, of Cheltenham and district, to relax and enjoy social contact with each other.The Club is in the process of development and aims to provide a first class environment for these activities

Environment/conservation/heritage. Enable public access.

The Trustees' make grants for the following: Medical research, the Arts and environmental charities.

The provision of activities within a safe environment to promote the spritual, intelectual and physical growth of boys and girls aged 6 to 16 years of age.

The charity helps museums, libraries and the National Trust to acquire archives and works of art and makes grants towards the conservation of historic buildings, in both cases where there is a connection with the Society of Dilettanti. The charity's Normanby Fund makes an annual travel award for visiting classical sites and museums in Greece, Italy or the Eastern Mediterranean.

Makes grants to Registered Charities and Non-Profit Organisations in support of Education, Health, Religion, the Relief of Poverty, and the Amelioration of the Deleterious Effects of Climate Change, anywhere in the World.Please note that the policy of the charity is that we do not respond to any unsolicited appeals.

Activities associated with the management of Fleet Pond nature reserve and SSSI. Active volunteer management, quarterly newsletter, guide leaflets, talks and guided walks aimed at improving awareness and protection of the nature reserves wildlife. Educational visits for local community groups and for schools and youth groups. Corporate team building management tasks for local companies.

To raise funds both internally and externally to improve the school environment for the whole school community and to promote more parental involvement.

The aim is to promote the development of young people in acheiving their physical, intellectual and social potential as indivduals and responsible citizens in a safe environment. In order to acheive this the Unit takes young people from all backgrounds, including where possible those with disabilities and develops their skills.

The trust seeks to promote youth development by supporting young people, aged 25 or under, to attend courses and activities of an educational, cultural, sporting, adventuresome or character-building nature. It is willing to entertain written applications for financial assistance from young people living or working within 15 miles of the town hall in Blackpool.

Organise evening Gujarati classes twice a week for approximately 2 hours per day.Carry out cultural functions and awareness of functions.Teachinghow to be a good citizen in a multicultural environment.Awareness of general environmental effect in todays life.

1st Norley Scouts provides a range of challenging activities enabling young people to develop new skills and abilities. These include traditional Scout pioneering and map and compass skills, water activities, nights/weekends away and creative activities to allow young people to express themselves in different ways. All this is done in a safe, encouraging and supportive environment.

The Foundation was established in memory of John and Nellie Lewis by their sons, David and Christopher. We support Welsh Arts, Culture, Heritage, and Language through small grants towards heritage sites, arts programs, educational institutions and museums. We fund projects to protect Wales' natural beauty, promote sustainable tourism, and encourage learning about Welsh arts, culture, and language.

To advance the education of the pupils of The Manchester Grammar School by providing facilities for the academic, sporting, cultural, recreational and outdoor pursuit activities including improvements to the school environment, and to encourage friendly relationships between staff, parents, pupils and others associated with the school.

We provide a specially adapted boat and respite Lodge for disabled people visiting Blakeney, North Norfolk. This allows them, their families, friends and carers to access our heritage coast and two National Nature Reserves in Blakeney Harbour and provides a base for wider engagement with nature in Norfolk. These activities successfully support our beneficiaries physical and mental wellbeing.

Advancing child mental health by creating & using tested diagnostic procedures & technology, implanting monitoring procedures including within autism Advancing sustainable benefits in developing nations by economic, financial support/training; improving Health by clean water, hygiene, education & healthcareAdvancing nature conservation by reforestation, agro-forestation & Wildlife Conservation

The charity promotes health, the arts, education and the environment, by making grants to specialist registered charities and community organisations. There is a particular emphasis on epilepsy and psychiatric research projects and assisting people with epilepsy and mental health conditions.

We are a committee run playgroup, we provide Childcare for 2 - 4 year olds , term time only .We offer a warm, caring & educational environment for the children play , grow and learn , we serve our local community .The Playgroup operates in a portacabin building on a secondary school site .

The Club organises fund raising activities to enable it to support local, national and international charities. Members also give of their time and talents to organise and run projects in the local community associated with Youth, the Elderly and the Environment.

The charity tends to support charitable projects either very close to home - mainly in mid-Cornwall where these tend to be of a cultural nature - or in the developing world, where we tend to concentrate on the relief of poverty by supporting small-scale community projects.

The Charity is established principally to beautify and assist in the conservation and restoration of the fabric, but not the moveable contents, of the Parish Church of St Michael the Archangel, Smarden

Supporting Wellhouse Village Club to ensure that a public room remains available for the people of the village.To engage with the local residents to maintain and improve the village activities and environment.

To provide an Early Years Setting for the dependants of Service personnel and local civilian families, offering a safe, stimulating and nurturing environment in which the EYFS framework is followed.

Dedicated to conservation of natural environment of Torbay, provision of recreational facilities and environmental education. We manage 1700 acres of land, run a busy countryside events programme, lead school visits, helped by a substantial team of volunteers, carry out habitat management tasks, wildlife surveys and community involvement projects and advise other land managers on good practice.

Aquatic based lifesaving & first aid training for those over 7yrs . Volunteer beach patrols & community engagement activities at Langland Bay - the aim to keep beach goers safe through education, prevention, supervision & rescue. Opportunities to take part in surf lifesaving competitions to practise skills, keep fit & healthy, and have fun. A safe, inclusive environment for all without prejudice.

Easterside has a population of approximately 3,200 people. The Easterside Partnership is a small resident led voluntary organisation, tackling the social, economic, environmental and community safety issues evident on the estate. In planning the activities for the year, the Trustees have referred to the Charity Commission's guidance on public benefit.

Safeguarding the future of Hackfall, an 18th century ''green garden''. The site contains listed structures and buildings. These are the concern of the Hackfall Trust, which was set up to forestall the likelihood of commercial development. Stakeholders came forward, namely the Landmark Trust, English Nature, two Local Authorities, and the Woodland Trust, which acquired a 999-year lease of Hackfall.

The advancement of the Buddhist religion & support of a Buddhist lifestyleTo relieve povertyTo advance the education of the publicTo advance environmental protection and improvement

Raise awareness and essential fundraising to support the environment and the supporting activities for the children of Somerfords Walter Powell VA Primary School.

General charitable purposes including environment, conservation, community and heritage projects within Downham village. The charity makes grants to individuals and organisations within the village to enable projects above to be implemented.The charity makes donations to other charities/voluntary bodies.

Vovos Better World Fund is a Development Trust which was founded in February 2008 as a registered Charity for the granting of funds to individuals or organisations in accordance with the purpose of the charity which cover environmental, social and cultural objectives. During the year the trustees began making charitable distributions to institutions and made grants totalling --?13,584 in the year.

Preparation of educational tools to allow empowerment of local peoples.Conservation activities.Donations of clothes to homes for AIDS children

The Exmoor Community Youth Club provides a safe environment for children from 6 -18 to meet, socialise and play. A friday night youth club is supplemented during all the holidays with extra activities and trips.

Support disadvantaged and under-priviledged children in Sri Lanka via English & Sports Development programmes.Engages in conservation efforts of Wildlife and environment via the marine & Wildlife programme in Sri Lanka.Provides training & support to Sri Lankan women to be able to earn a liveable income via the Textile & Design programme.

We are a community and diverse preschool,that provides a safe, caring and stimulating setting for all children to learn and develop at their own individual pace. We aim to support the children and their families and ensure our children get the best possible start in early years education as well as providing a cultural community environment with activities and events to support us .

Comfort Zone is a holiday playscheme for young adults aged 11-25 who have severe learning disabilities. It is run at Mapledown School for students in school or have attended the school. Our focus is to give the students a place to go during holiday beaks, to have fun, and socialise with their peer group in a safe environment.

1) We promote for the benefit of the public the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment and work to develop biological diversity of the area in Bishop Middleham, County Durham known as Castle Lake.2) To advance the education of the public in the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment.

Cylch Meithrin Teifi is a Welsh pre-school setting, offering a learning through play environment for the children of 2 - 4 year old.

The Group's charitable purpose, as stated in its constitution, is to raise money to provide additional resources to support the children of the school and to help enhance their learning environment.

The group comprises volunteers from the Perranporth area. Aims are:- Conservation of the marine environment inc. the sand dunes;- Engaging with local schools, organisations, businesses and groups to encourage further education on marine conservation; and local community as a whole to help all reconnect with the environment for health and environ.- Monitoring and recording wildlife sightings

The provision and conduct of a public library and museum for the safe custody exhibition and study of objects of educational artistic or scientific interest and such other collections and objects of a similar nature as the council may think fit

Upkeep and maintenance of flowerbeds, hanging and barrier baskets , local cemetery and memorial gardens.Monitoring and upkeep of local Heritage sites.Litter picking and clearing dog-fouling and general cleaning of environment.Acting as conduit and platform for other local groups to encourage involvement and participation of local residents in the life and welfare in their neighbourhood.

Activities include the advancement of education, and the protection and conservation of the environment for the benefit of children and young people. This is achieved through making grants to organisations, sponsoring and undertaking research. The charity operates in England, Wales and Switzerland.

Our mission is to walk hand in hand with families of terminally ill children or bereaved parents, Helping and supporting them on their journey. Giving families the opportunity to create lasting memories through holidays and experiences, away from the hospital environment. Also offer financial support to help families be their with each other without stress or worry. We operate in Wales.

The Pangolin Project CIO supports the activities of the Pangolin Project in Kenya which is dedicated to the conservation of the pangolin, an animal in danger of extinction primarily from illegal poaching. THe objectives of the PP are:1. To build knowledge and awareness 2. To identify and implement proven protection strategies3. To develop protocols to respond to reports of illegal activity.

The Cibus Foundation promotes ecosystem restoration and sustainable development by funding scientific research, education, health and nature-based solutions across all aspects of our food system. It awards grants to organisations working on biodiversity, soil and water, health, regenerative agriculture, better food and public access to nature.

The Charity will carry out activities for the public benefit to provide relief by such means as are charitable, for children and adults, by the provision of grants in relation to: poverty; education; religion; health or saving lives; citizenship or community development; the arts, culture, heritage or science; amateur sport; human rights; the environment; animal welfare; and rescue services.