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The work of AVS is to serve Humanity and Nature in three ways1. Through the creation and protection of reservoirs of optimum biodiversity (biodiversity sanctuaries). 2. Through the provision of spaces out in Nature for the practice of meditation.3. Through practical education related to natural cultivation, ecology, traditional arts and crafts and meditation.

Connected Conservation Foundation works to protect wildlife and ecosystems through technology, for the public benefit.

ArchaeoLink liaises between researchers and the communities in which they work to assist these communities to obtain sustainable educational societal and economic benefits from their own archaeology and heritage.

It offers opportunities for peer to peer learning in a social environment to our members.

For the benefit of the residents of the area of benefit, working with said residents, governmental & other organisations with a common effort to: provide & maintain open spacespromote the conservation, management, maintenance and improvement of the physical & natural environment &provide facilities for the residents with the object of improving the conditions of the life of the inhabitants.

SELF-HELP ORGANISATION FOR RETIRED AND SEMI-RETIRED PEOPLE WHO COME TOGETHER TO CONTINUE THEIR EDUCATIONAL, SOCIAL AND CREATIVE INTERESTS IN A FRIENDLY AND INFORMAL ENVIRONMENT

Communicating matters of interest to residents through a Community magazine, Facebook Group and Noticeboard.Holding regular public meetings at which residents can raise issues of concern and general interest.Assisting residents and liaising with local authorities and other organisations on issues affecting the community.Managing a nature project aimed at improving biodiversity in the area.

The Southwood Foundation was set up to help tackle the biodiversity crisis and climate change through developing new approaches and finding ways of bringing key people, organisations, communities and information together to accelerate progress.

PEMBROKESHIRE YFC SEEKS TO FULFILL THE POTENTIAL OF RURAL YOUNG PEOPLE THROUGH EDUCATION, TRAINING AND SOCIAL PROGRAMMES THAT DEVELOP THEIR PERSONAL SKILLS, ENCOURAGE COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT AND CONCERN FOR THE ENVIRONMENT.

The Organisation intends to make unsolicited grants to other UK charities, international and local non-governmental organisations (NGO) which promote and advance the conservation and sustainable use of wildlife and the natural world with a particular focus on threatened and underfunded regions and species. Only unsolicited grants will be made.

The Lions Club of Chipping Sodbury will consider many projects that fall within the following five guidelines, these are Vision, the Environment, Hunger, Paediatric Cancer and Diabetes. As well as providing grants to other deserving causes within the local area

We continue to deepen partnerships with referrers for our nature based activities to help address trauma related mental health challenges. The Foundation is building on its successful collaborations with researchers in the field of trauma therapy. We raise awareness of the social causes of self-harm and suicide and of the ongoing problems faced by individuals given certain mental health diagnoses

Supporting young women experiencing emotional distress and overwhelm, through 1:1 Talk Therapy and Counselling. Time and focus is given to emotional wellbeing in a calming and restorative environment. The aim is for our clients to learn the skills & resilience to cope with everyday life. Located in Portsmouth, Hampshire. Applications from UK residents welcomed.

1. Training and educating healthcare workers and health professionals in how to provide optimal care during pregnancy and childbirth2. Supporting research excellence in womens health3. Accelerating the application of research into healthcare environments

The charity aims to 1) promote the conservation, protection and improvement of Beane Marshes; and2) to advance the education of the public in a) the principles and practise of sustainable development and biodiversity conservation in respect of Beane Marshes and b) the wildlife and ecology associated with Beane MarshesWe do this through an education program and supporting H&M Wildlife Trust

To promote for the benefit of the public, and to advance the education of them, in the recovery, conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment by promoting the biological diversity of Lincolnshire's chalk streams, blow wells and related features.

Since 2009 the Plant-for-the-Planet initiative mobilises for global restoration as a key success factor in the fight against the climate crises. At the core of this mission lies the empowerment of children and youth, funding forest landscape restoration, supporting scientific research and raising awareness for topics related to the climate crisis and global equity.

Creating and performing new theatrical events to advance public education, appreciation and understanding of the arts of historical music and dance, highlighting the rich, innovative and diverse nature of the London stage in the early 1700s. Videos of these performances have been edited and are used as educational tools. Workshops on various aspects of our work often accompany performances.

A charity wishing to advance the education of children and young people by funding a series of continued education projects. In addition to preserve and promote good mental health for public benefit by research, promote kindness and inhumane behaviour and to prevent or surpress cru to animals, and to promote the preservation of the environment. All on a local, national and global level.

Slow The Flow is a charity working to advance the education of the public in Natural Flood Management, Sustainable Drainage Systems and other renewable methods of managing the environment, including the exploration of alternative practices which safeguard the natural environment and its resources in a manner which best fits the specifics of a local geography.

The Trust supports the mental & physical wellbeing of community members, vocational and recreational users of the valleys natural environment. Encouraging wildlife education and conservation projects with fellow charitable local partners, social events raising funds for fellow charities and underpinning community growth and cohesion at every step. Communal welfare of humans & environment

Activities such as foot ball, basketball, swimming, music, community projects, educational trips, face to face meetings to discuss different topics of interest to the young people. Youth Empowerment Platform seeks to engage young people in activities that seeks to address mental, physical, emotional and spiritual wellbeing in a safe environment.

We welcome applications for grants £1000 to £5000 from charities and organisations whose purpose fits with our objects: The advancement of agriculture / environmental protection; The advancement in life of young people by developing their capabilities so that they may mature as contributory members of society; The relief of financial hardship; The advancement of education; The relief of sickness.

Relational Hub:Works with organisations throughout the UK to run effective youth projects that improve young peoples lives.Supports leadership teams to provide sustainable and impactful youth projects.Trains, supports and empowers youth workers to be their best and offer better outcomes for young people.Advocates for the impact of community based, faith based youth work.

For the public benefit, the preservation and conservation of Hopwood Hall Estate and to advance education and engagement of the public by supporting it as an international arts, cultural and heritage destination for individual visitors, group events, and school gatherings.

To advance the education of pre-school children by providing an outstanding learning environment to meet the developmental needs of all children. The association will rent premises, employ highly qualified staff, provide high quality equipment and raise money for the association's activities and play an active role in supporting the local community. To be a member of the Early Years Alliance.

Education/training. The Prevention Or Relief Of Poverty.Religious Activities. Environment/conservation/heritage. Economic/community Development/employment

Aims to secure the conservation, repair and maintenance of land and buildings of historic, architectural or artistic interest, or any part thereof, situated in Whitby and surrounding areas, for the benefit of local residents and the public generally.

Platform Earth curates cultural fundraising events in support of environmental initiatives protecting and restoring natural habitats with great potential for carbon capture and mitigating the effects of climate change.

Our mission is to protect the future of humanity and other species by promoting and explaining science endorsed solutions to the climate emergency. We promote and represent the views of more than 20000 scientists who have signed the four great scientists warning to humanity. We aim to educate leaders and the public by telling it how it is unfettered by governments and other state actors

Youth Mental Wellbeing Charity currently based in Newham London. We focus on preventing isolation and encouraging positive youth engagement. We deliver a weekly market stall where young people take the lead. We continue to provide free self-care items to young people as well as delivering planting projects within the local area. With a focus on Nature, Biodiversity and Cleaner Greener spaces.

R World funds development projects in north-east Malawi in the small village of Chitimba. R World works with the Brown Munthali Foundation (BMF), a registered NGO based in Malawi, and focuses mainly on education projects with some funds being allocated for health and environmental purposes. The main project has been a library and R World continues to donate funds for this purpose.

Promoting the cultural and historic traditions of keeping, breeding and otherwise conserving British breeds and populations of farm animals sustainably and to encourage greater biodiversity.Providing education and training in techniques for the on farm and/ or the in gene bank conservation of British BreedsProviding support for the revival, maintenance, conservation and enhancement of the same

Providing ready access to educational resources concerning the climate and ecological emergency. Organising, facilitating and promoting workshops. Facilitating, promoting and connecting through the creation of environmentally inspired art, music and literature. Disseminating examples of local good practice. Facilitating climate coaching. Bringing together local climate concerned groups.

Alwahab Foundation (formerly known as Ummah Charity International) has been transforming lives through various initiatives, including providing clean water, sustainable income sources, and eye care, as well as building mosques. Today, Alwahab Foundation has grown to support thousands of people living in desperate conditions.

Hornchurch Lions Club raises funds through organizing various fundraising events during the year.The funds raised are donated to Eye Camps in India, for Education, Environment, Helping the Homeless and Food Programmes.

To advance conservation for the public benefit of cuttlefish in the United Kingdom, European and international waters through education, promoting and disseminating research into such conservation and seeking to achieve their sustainable management.

THE OBJECTS OF THE CIO ARE:1) TO PROMOTE THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT AND HIGH STANDARDS OF SOCIALLY SUSTAINABLE URBAN DESIGN, ARCHITECTURE AND LANDSCAPE IN DEVELOPMENT FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT BY:(I) SUPPORTING COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT TO DELIVER SOCIAL VALUE IN ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN BY(BUT NOT LIMITED TO): A) INITIATING INNOVATIVE IDEAS FOR COMMUNITY-LED REGENERATION; B) SUPPORT

To provide relief to victims of natural disasters and man made disasters worldwide regardless of colour, race ,ethnicity and to facilitate rehabilitation back into communities by providing sustainable aid concentrating on education and welfare projects.

The Objects of the Charity include the prevention and relief of poverty and the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment including by raising awareness of the impact of climate change.

The objects of the charity are:a) For the public benefit, the preservation, conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment and biodiversity of St John's Wood and St Helena's Church to encourage others to engage with, understand, enjoy and protect the woodland and church site.b) in pursuance of the above, to advance the education of the public.

The main activity is to provide shared accommodation for young working adults and homeless persons, living in community, and supported by a host family. Our aim is to provide homeless people in England with a lasting reintegration into society and sustainable housing.

At Bells lane Community Centre, we create a welcoming and inclusive environment where residents of all ages can come together, connect, and thrive. Our centre serves as a hub for a variety of activities and services designed to enrich the lives of community members.1. We offer Educational Programs that provides a range of classes and workshops, from literacy and language courses to

The promotion of good mental health and relief of need of those who are at risk of suicide principally through providing funding support for charities promoting a positive mental health environment and working to prevent suicide, in particular for young people, children and their immediate families.

Management of Boundary Brook Nature Reserve

We provide outdoor recreational activities (walking, paddling, and climbing) that are free to attend by those affected by poor mental health. The aim of these events is to promote improved wellbeing through a reconnection with nature. All of our events are delivered by qualified outdoor professionals and supported by mental health first aid trained volunteers.

To promote education for the public benefit in the areas of health, education, environmental awareness, religion, arts, culture, heritage, science, citizenship, community development, and poverty relief, utilising information and social technology to enhance outcomes for socioeconomically deprived communities, in the UK and beyond, including through research activities.

The Foundation focuses its support around five themes: history and archaeology, the environment, arts and culture, local community and medical research The Foundation prioritises projects which are focused in a radius around Newenden In Kent but it is not restricted by geography.

The promotion, for the public benefit, of the conservation of free-ranging tigers in their natural habitat in particular but not exclusively by the provision and/or facilitation of veterinary services.

1. Enhancing habitats for native wildlife, including its flora, fauna and other taxa;2. Providing information to raise public awareness;3. Promoting actions to mitigate biodiversity loss and the impact of climate change on the natural environment;4. Facilitating community support for biodiversity protection by promoting nature themed activities.