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Maintenance of nature reserves at Rotherfield, at Powdermill Wood (Battle), at Hooe Common (Bexhill), at Wainwright Close (St Leonards-on-Sea) and at Crowhurst (Hastings); guided walks and open days at these reserves.

We provide contact services for children and families to meet in a safe and secure environment.

The Construction & Development Partnership is a construction industry led development charity enabling social and technical development through built environment projects. We endeavour to build developments that: utilise local labour and natural material resources, support the local economy, incorporate local knowledge, educate young people and promote the well being of all our partners.

The conservation, preservation, restoration and re-presentation of historic buildings, gardens and landscapes, and in particular, the 16C/17C group of buildings gardens and grounds created by Thomas Cecil, Earl of Exeter, eldest son of Lord Burghley, formerly part of the Burghley Estate. Guided tours and events for the benefit of members of the public.

Charitable purposes as the trustees at their discretion may decide and which are deemed charitable according to the laws of England and Wales. To work with NGOs and in particular to promote education for the disadvantaged to enhance their life opportunities and to advance education by the promotion and funding for the development of sustainable energy projects for benefit in developing countries

Improving livelihoods in northern Uganda through economic empowerment, education and agriculture so that the people of the region, who are rebuilding their lives after the war with the Lords Resistance Army, are financially independent and self-sustainable which will enable them to educate their children and develop their own lives in order to build a healthier, happier future.

We identify where tech has the greatest potential to transform lives, then back people and organisations to demonstrate what?s possible. Building on this knowledge, we seek out and join forces with others to create a supportive environment for those striving to realise the full promise of socially motivated tech.

We provide financial support to charities and not-for-profit organizations which are seeking to tackle fuel-poverty in sustainable ways

The relief of poverty, relief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship, or other disadvantage, the advancement of education, the advancement of science, the advancement of the arts, the advancement of religion, the advancement of health or the saving of lives and the advancement of environmental protection or improvement throughout the world.

To maintain, and promote the use of, the Great Witchingham Village Hall as a venue for community events.To facilitate local organisations, societies and groups holding regular meetings and classes. To enhance the quality of community life for the parish and its residents.To create an environment that supports a vibrant, successful and sustainable community.

Initially we will transform 6 acres of wetland and Alder carr into a nature reserve. We will fix fences, plant hedges and trees, survey for biodiversity and do pond dipping. We will excavate new ponds and remove invading scrub. We will acquire additional land to establish new nature reserves as opportunities arise.

treadlightly! sets out to protect motorised recreational access opportunities through education, partnership working and conservation initiatives.

Working with NGO's , Zoos, Educational facilities and Governments to assist in conservation practices for wildlife and indigenous people and their natural habitats, raises funds and awareness for insitu organisations to facilitate their work in Sumatra for the re introduction to the wild of Orang-utans and insitu educational programmes , developing a wildlife sanctuary in Wales and rewilding .

Principal focus is the conservation and restoration of an ex WW1 light railway narrow gauge steam locomotive built by Hunslet of Leeds. We also hope to help educate about WW1, the light railways used and their influence, the general use of narrow gauge railways, the changes in British engineering influence around the world, traditional engineering skills, and the role heritage has in the UK today.

We organise a variety of events and conservation tasks with the co-operation of Forestry England, and fund projects and improvements within Chopwell Wood. Work is carried out by a team of volunteers, both from our members and from the general public. We also produce information leaflets about the woodland and fund educational materials for use by visiting schools and other groups.

The principal objectives of the charity are:? the advancement of education of children below compulsory school age? the provision of facilities for recreation for such children in the interest of social welfare and with the object of improving their conditions of life by providing for all children without discrimination a safe and satisfying pre-school environment

Raise environmental awareness among the community people of Luton. Participate different community events to engage community to make their community sustainable

Parents, teachers and other people (including wider family members) from the local community of Penshurst Primary School raise funds to enhance the children's learning experiences and school environment.

Energy reduction project - reducing the carbon footprint of the areaEducation project - increasing awareness about climate changeGardening project - sharing garden skillsTransport project - promoting walking cycling and public transport

Support for The Tamesis Trust.Work on digitising the Steam Boat Association collection of archive photos and drawings.Raise funds to support historic steamboat conservation workHelp train and educate people in the skills needed for operating steam launch machineryEducate people about the history of steam launches

The Sheffield Area Geology Trust includes the South Yorkshire RIGS Group and the Sheffield Building Stones Group.Activities include education and geological conservation linked to geodiversity and landscapes, mostly within the area around Sheffield, including South Yorkshire and Peak District, north Derbyshire and north Nottinghamshire.

The FutureSense Foundation supports development initiatives in education, livelihoods and child welfare. Unlike many charities, it is not simply a donor organisation and has a highly effective model for community development combining targeted funding alongside selected volunteers.The Foundation works by building long-term, sustainable partnerships with local NGOs & community based organisations.

The charity's principal activity during the year was to promote and protect the physical and mental health of children suffering from cancer. To relieve sickness by assisting research into the nature, causes, diagnosis and prevention of cancer. To promote and protect the mental health of the families of children suffering from cancer.

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation and protection of the critically endangered saiga antelope, and to advance the education of the public in the conservation and protection of the same.

ZAMCOG provides grants in support of the education and care of orphans and vulnerable children, principally at schools in the Kabwe area, Zambia. The charity funds primary and secondary education, care homes for children to provide a secure living environment, transition housing for students in gap years, a feeding programme for those most in need and sponsor tertiary education and training.

The China Art Foundation's aims is to make sure that the intense global interest in Chinese art has a sustainable future. The activities range from conferences, through a series of Artists Dialogues talks and the support of scholarly publications to the commissioning of feature-length documentaries. During this year many of these activities took place.

Walker Street child contact centre offers a facility where children of separated families can enjoy contact in a neutral meeting place with one or both parents, and sometimes other family members, in a safe and comfortable environment.

We determine the diversity and location of Derbyshire's bats. We provide information to the public about bats, their conservation and protected status by leading bat walks, giving talks and running workshops on behalf of schools and other community groups and organisations. We work with statutory organisations such as NE and BCT to provide assistance to householders over bat related issues.

Our mission is to create a harmonious environment and promote the enhancement of human values, spiritual attainment and faith in God. KMCC intends to provide the community in Kensington and Chelsea with a focal point for a range of spiritual, social, cultural, educational and training activities.

PERSONAL OVERSEAS DEVELOPMENT CHARITY IS DEDICATED TO MAKING A REAL DIFFERENCE TO OVERSEAS COMMUNITIES BY SUPPORTING SUSTAINABLE LOCAL INITIATIVES IMPROVING THE LIVES OF PEOPLE AND ANIMALS AND HELPING CONSERVE THE ENVIRONMENT WORLDWIDE

The Friends of Darwen Cemetery aim to preserve and improve Darwen Cemetery and promote its historical, environmental and cultural significance. They also seek to encourage community participation in their work especially by the youth of the town.

TO DEVELOP INVOLVEMENT OF FAITH AND BELIEF GROUPS WITH SOCIAL, EDUCATIONAL, ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECONOMIC LIFE IN DEVONTO ENCOURAGE PARTICIPATION OF FAITH AND BELIEF GROUPS IN PARTNERSHIPS AND CIVIC LIFETO ENABLE DIALOGUE BETWEEN FAITH AND BELIEF COMMUNITIES AND PUBIC AND VOLUNTARY SECTORSTO DEVELOP COMMUNITY PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES

To promote the benefit of the inhabitants of The Rhos and District, by associating together the inhabitants, the Community Council, the County Council, voluntary and other organisations in a common effort to improve the social, cultural, environmental, community and economic conditions of life in the area of benefit.

The charity provides grants to advance the education of the public, especially those living in North Wales and the North West of England, through the promotion of the arts. The charity focuses in particular on facilitating the purchase of works of art for public display and promoting the renovation, conservation and maintenance of works of art for the public benefit.

THE TRUST' IS CURRENTLY DORMANT PENDING A TRANSFER OF ASSETS FROM WHITLEY WILDLIFE CONSERVATION TRUST. IN TIME ITS PRINCIPAL ACTIVITY WILL BE THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE, EDUCATION AND SCIENCE IN ACCORDANCE WITH ITS CHARITABLE OBJECTIVES

Improving our nominated area of beach and public realm for the benefit of people who use it through regular events and activities including monthly beach cleans. Engaging people to become involved in the community by providing fun projects and make friends. Educating adults and children about our environment and how we can all preserve it through our interactive Rossall Beach Buddies Roadshow.

The Dorset Bird Club operate a database of bird records to produce an annual report. Hold a number of outdoor (free) and indoor meetings/events, open to all. Make comment on local planning issues where there are concerns over impacts on Dorset's bird life, in consultation with other conservation bodies. A Conservation Fund is available to make small grants to local projects.

Pro-Seed Prosperity through sustainable education and employment generation is a small charitable trust run by a team of volunteer trustees. Pro-Seed assists small volunteer run charities and NGOs. Pro-Seed focuses on educational and employment generation projects in East Africa and Colombia. It also considers humanitarian aid as well as charitable projects promoted by the Trustees.

Our five core aims for the conservation and enhancement of Portland Road are to improve:? its physical appearance? community facilities? accessibility from the local area and wider area? safety? community involvementThis year?s activities were again focused on community involvement, celebration of heritage and improvement of the physical appearance of the area. See trustees' report.

To provide support for local unemployed people by providing assistance with cv writing, job searches, and preparing for interviews in an environment which aims to reduce feelings of isolation, boosting self-esteem and a social setting to meet.

The charity aims to conserve, protect and improve the physical and natural environment of the Villa Farm Quarry/Cockaynes Wood site for the benefit of the public. Specific activities include open days, wildlife events, conservation work parties, and improvements to public access, including the installation of a footbridge and renewal of boardwalks.

To promote the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment, the preservation of buildings or sites of historic or architectural importance, to provide facilities for recreation or leisure and the relief of unemployment in the Wandle Valley, being the area within 1.6km of the Wandle Valley Regional Park per the London Plan 2011 published by the GLA.

Maple Lodge Conservation Society was founded in 1983 with the objective of ensuring that Maple Lodge Nature Reserve continues to provide a safe habitat for wildlife and a pleasant and interesting place for people to visit.The Society has continued to develop and improve the Reserve with a careful management plan and in partnership with the owners, Thames Water.

Running fundraising events (Summer Fair, social events etc), both at Kingswood Primary School and within the local communityProviding grants to families to support inclusion of less privileged pupilsProviding additional facilities, equipment and resources to Kingswood Primary School to enhance the learning environment for all pupils.

The Society promotes the Leeds & Liverpool Canal's history & environment, ensuring its traditions and heritage survive, with talks, informative walks and telling stories of the canal & boating families. The Society owns the Heritage Short Boat Kennet, maintained by volunteers, travelling the Canal's Corridor with a cargo of displays & hands on activities to communities, organisations and schools

To provide quality coaching for children, young people and adults of different, ethnic, social and economic backgrounds in an environment that promotes positivity, personal wellbeing, team work and lifelong skills.

Relief of poverty or financial hardship among people in need, in particular but not exclusively by enabling individuals to generate a sustainable income

o To promote the benefit of the public, the conservation protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment in Saltburn by the Sea by promoting biological diversity.o To advance the education of the public in the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment.

1 PROMOTE FOR THE BENEFIT OF SOCIALLY AND ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIESA RELIEF OF POVERTYB ADVANCE EDUCATION ANDC THE PRESERVATION OF GOOD HEALTH2 CONSERVE, PROTECT AND IMPROVE ENVIRONMENT3 PROMOTE THE EFFECTIVENESS AND EFFICIENCY OF CHARITIES INCLUDING THROUGH THE PROVISION OF TECHNOLOGICAL OR MEDIA SUPPORT4 ETHICAL AND MORAL IMPROVEMENT5 SOCIAL INCLUSION

To advance urban regeneration through the improvement of the built environment. To relieve poverty, disability, age or ill health through the carrying out of or provision for the support of building projects. To provide public recreation space.