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Awarding grants and loans top alleviate poverty, support education and promote conservation in and around the village of Mahenye in Chipinge Province, Zimbabwe and the Greater Limpopo Transfrontier Conservation Area.

The advancement of education for the public benefit and in particular among children and young people aged 8 - 18 in farming, food and the environment by the provision of workshops and outdoor based activities on a working farm.

Heb Ffin is a charitable trust intending to provide a sustainable model for Christian philanthropy aimed at Wales and Africa. Heb Ffin aims to be an intermediary between the donor and schemes carrying out the front line aid work by adding value to the donation, assisting aid schemes through advice and expertise as well as funding. Currently supporting charities working in Africa and Wales.

Coton Home Club has the aim of providing educational and recreational activities to local children aged 4-14 years, through the provision of a Breakfast Club and After-School Club, open 8.00-8.50am and 3.30-5.30pm every school day. The Club has a particular focus on art, cooking and outdoor play, and aims to provide a safe and welcoming environment for any child.

To support the community of Swanside in developing social interaction, play, learning and physical activity. To provide a meeting place for the development of ideas that improve the community of Swanside. To create long term sustainable support for the community of Swanside.

Our activities include to promote the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment in the village of Polperro, Cornwall and its environs for the benefit of anyone who has an emotional, social or economic connection. We also aim to advance the education of the people connected with Polperro regarding the aims and objectives of PEG.

TO PROMOTE THE CONSERVATION OF NATIVE RED SQUIRREL POPULATIONS IN THEIR NATURAL HABITAT ACROSS THE NORTH EAST OF ENGLAND FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS BY:A) SUPPORTING LOCAL VOLUNTARY GROUPS ENGAGED IN WORK TO PROTECT AND PRESERVE THE SPECIES. B) RAISING AWARENESS OF AND EDUCATING THE GENERAL PUBLIC TO ENSURE ITS SURVIVAL IN THE NORTHEAST.

The principle object of the charity is to promote the education (including social training) of people anywhere inAfrica and the prevention or relief of poverty anywhere in the world by providing or assisting in the provision ofeducation, training, healthcare and farming projects and support designed to enableindividuals to generate a sustainable income and be self sufficient.

Formed in 2002, The Friends of Nore Barn Woods is a group of volunteers who aim to conserve and make the woods more pleasant for the general public. The Friends are affiliated to ?The Conservation Volunteers? (a national conservation charity) and work closely with the owner of the woods, Havant Borough Council (HBC).

Promoting the provision of facilities for recreation within Collings Park with the object of improving the life of local residents.Promoting the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment of Collings Park.Advancing the education of the public by providing facilities and opportunities within Collings Park for learning about the natural environment.

To provide tuition and all necessary equipment to enable members of the public to handle small boats safely under sail. To encourage participation in a healthy outdoor pursuit and foster appreciation of the local environment. These activities are open to all, including the disabled, for whom special additional help is available.

The Charity exists to advance the education of children below the compulsory school age by providing play in a safe and secure environment. It aims to ensure to the best of its ability that excellent facilities and pre-school education are provided to each child who attends the nursery

The Peckham Coal line will be a public park. The CIO was formed to deliver the park through community engagement, offering opportunities in training, work, events & volunteering in areas such as horticulture, nature conservation, creativity, food & music. Intrinsic to the concept is inclusion & common ownership. The CIO forms a decision making group to steer the stakeholders.

To see communities freed from poverty and hopelessness, transformed by:Enabling the self-developing capabilities of the people we serve, through listening, teaching what ever topics are needed, training, encouraging and empowering.Offering a safe environment to people of all faiths, no faith, all ages, all nationalities.Working in developing countries as invited, starting with work in Kenya.

The Charity's objects are to relieve the needs of young homeless children through:a. The provision of an orphanage in Indiab. The provision of a Christian environment for advancing educationc. The provision of supporting activities to develop life skills and capacity to participate in society as mature and responsible individuals

The Fund improves conservation by bringing further environmental education to local people. By engaging the local community the destruction of natural habitat and scourge of poaching can be ended.Presently the Fund operates only in Zambia, Zambia has some of Africa's great wilderness areas and is possibly the last best chance to preserve wildlife in as natural an environment as possible.

The core objectives of Omeed Welfare Trust is to raise funds and awareness for the following public benefits:- The prevention or relief of poverty;- The advancement of education;- The advancement of health or saving lives;- The advancement of amateur sport;- The advancement of environmental protection or improvement.

(a) to advance the education of women and girls for the public benefit in all areasincluding (without limitation):(b) to promote sustainable development for the public benefit by:(c) to advance health for the public benefit; and(d) to advance citizenship for the public benefit by the promotion of civicresponsibility and volunteering.

To protect and restore endangered upland wildlife and wild areas; to advance the education of the public in the long term value of conservation.

Spark the Noise works with girls, women, trans and non-binary people to increase the numbers making and performing music, and to improve individuals' confidence and self-esteem. We do this through high-quality, affordable music programming where participants have the opportunity to develop musical skills in a supportive and nurturing environment. The charity predominantly operates in London.

To promote the conservation of the marine environment worldwide for the public benefit by engaging the public in scientific study and to facilitate research of marine plankton and the food chain in order to advance collective knowledge and understanding of the marine ecosystem and to maintain biodiversity for the public good.

The aim of AMTECS is to operate in or near coastal or aquatic environments where there is no local or governmental support, to provide education, training and physical support for those operating and living, thereby improving their continued health, safety and well-being. Providing Medical assistance training, equipment, education and conservation to improve their quality of life and stay safe.

The Boa Foundation is a nonprofit organization that works in alliance with indigenous communities to preserve and protect sacred land, culture and ancient wisdom.We focus on indigenous-led projects including strategic land buybacks, restoration of native ecosystems, reforestation, cultural exchange and sustainable living solutions.

SWWAG provide green open spaces for the benefit of the local community, encouraging local people to appreciate and learn about the natural environment. The management focus is to encourage the well being of a diverse range of flora and fauna. Fund raising initiatives and grant applications are promoted in order to finance activities.

Our PTA works alongside staff and families throughout the year to arrange events that raise money to enhance the learning environment of all the children at our school.

To advance the education of the public, particularly in the west midlands, in subjects related to sustainable development and the protection, enhancement and rehabilitation of the environment by the provision of workshops, advice and support about the promotion of sustainable living using technology and good practice.

we aim to provide opportunities within the Llantrisant and Pontyclun community to access golf in a safe and learning environment

The prevention or relief of poverty anywhere in the world for the Public Benefit by providing or assisting in the provision of education, training, healthcare projects and all the necessary support design to enable individuals to generate a sustainable income and be self-sufficient

Grant making in the following fields:- conservation of the natural and built environment; helping young people to develop their skills, capacity and capabilities; other such charitable purposes as deemed appropriate.

Promoting and conserving traditional folk music in the community, providing a friendly environment for its members to enhance their musical skills and giving performances mainly but not exclusively in the Essex area.

The Object of the charity is to provide grants and donations for such charitable purposes, for the public benefit, that are exclusively charitable according to the laws of England and Wales as the trustees may from time to time determine. Priorities for support include Conservation, Environmental protection,Education, Human rights, Culture, Science and Medicine.

Work with disadvantaged communities and families in the Ashanti region of Ghana. Provide educational support to enable children in isolated villages to attend school; up-skill and equip individuals to become financially independent, and to build sustainable communities through the development of small enterprises run by and for the communities

The charity gives grants to promote the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment for the benefit of endangered or threatened species.

The Foundation has an interest in projects that provide sustainable, long-term income generation and self-sufficiency, especially those making a demonstrable positive impact on marginalised communities currently beyond the reach of traditional government or market-based solutions.

For the benefit of the community, the preservation of human life and property and for the protection of the environment to provide, preserve and maintain, and/or improve sea defences and flood protection measures, and to mitigate the effects on members and others from the threats and issues caused by climate change in the area of the village of Hemsby, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.

Relief and assistance of poor communities in Uganda, currently focussing on Nakaseke, particularly by improving school facilities, basic resources, and developing initiatives to generate sustainable incomes and/or self-sufficiency.

The Friends of Allesley Park help to maintain and improve Allesley Park. By improving the environment, by maintaining and planting trees, shrubs, flowers blubs etc. Litter picking. Arrange and organise general public and school children to help planting and litter collections in the park.

The Trust is able to support projects which are beneficial to the Ashbourne community, that can demonstrate a positive contribution to the local environment, the arts, heritage or social wellbeing, comply with our charitable aims and have purposes that are charitable according to the laws of England and Wales

Calon-Y-Cwm is a charity set up in the Garw Valley, South Wales. It has a mission statement of:Improving wellbeing, communities and the environment in the Garw Valley.The charity wishes to develop communities, facilities and services in the Garw Valley for the betterment of residents.

We are a support group for men and women who have been diagnosed with bladder cancer and, importantly, also for their carers and partners. Support provided includes the opportunity to talk to other patients and clinicians in social environment about their treatment choices and life after bladder cancer. We raise funds in support of the Royal Berkshire Hospital urology department.

To alleviate charitable need in West Africa using an integrated & holistic community level approach, which takes the concept of a model African village using a particular Gambian village as an exemplar to demonstrate practical sustainable development in action, in a manner that might be applied more broadly to address charitable need in other rural communities in West Africa.

The Southern Tanzania Elephant Trust is a UK based charity raising funds for the Southern Tanzania Elephant Program (STEP), which is a conservation organisation based in Tanzania which promotes the protection of the African elephant and the habitats in which they live. Activities of STEP include monitoring and research, working with communities who live alongside elephants, education and advocacy.

To improve, protect and preserve wildlife at Lavell's Lake and surrounding area for the benefit of the public and to advance public education in the conservation of the countryside and wildlife, as well as engage and encouraging their involvement as volunteers in various ways.

The Island Initiative directs its efforts at conserving the marine environment and helping remote island communities to develop new sustainable employment opportunities - fly fishing guiding, fly tying, hotel services, jewellery making. Training and education in conservation of fish stocks underpins this, particularly engaging children and young people.

To continue the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment of the fen in perpetuity as a unique habitat for fauna and flora by providing and organising the stewardship and management that is required to achieve this preservation, using as necessary the payments provided for stewardship. Any excess funds to be used for charitable purposes.

We are focused on promoting renewable energy and sustainable living through education and empowerment. Our mission is to educate young people and communities, providing them with knowledge to reduce carbon footprints, lower CO2 emissions, and foster a greener future. Additionally, we prioritize equal access to education for girls and women, empowering them to pursue their goals.

The Canbrick Charitable Trust has been set up to advance such charitable purposes as the Trustees see fit, in particular, but not limited to, advancing the education, health and environmental awareness of children and young people in the UK and abroad for the public benefit by making grants. Please note that the Trustees will only consider grant applications that are made through TCCT's website.

The charity has a policy of giving grants for the public benefit to improve conditions and lives of people through education, advice, support and training. The trustees focus in particular on young people and youth organisations and activities; arts scholarships, music & literature, heritage & conservation and the military and veterans.

To promote for the benefit of the public the improvement of the physical and natural environment in Northwick Park by the creation of a Community Garden consisting of fruit bearing trees and edible plants. The garden project will raise awareness with the public of the benefits of organically grown food and healthy eating practices.

All Things Small and Green promotes native afforestation for the benefit of the public for the general improvement of land or of the environment, and as a means to combat global warming. The charity also promotes the conservation and enhancement of the natural forested environment and the advancement of public education through carbon mitigation projects.