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The Howlden Trust owns Great Northern Railway Directors' Saloon No. 706E designed by E.F.Howlden. The Trust's volunteers crew the saloon and present and interpret it in its historic context to the public (usually on the Bluebell Railway, but occasionally elsewhere), and raise money to fund the vehicle's conservation and maintenance. The conservation work is also undertaken by our volunteers.

Encouraging climate friendly and sustainable communities in Dorset.

The Friends of Bracken Leas is an organisation which links home and school together, and works for the benefit of all children, families, staff and governors of Bracken Leas School.We provide support in a variety of ways including raising funds to enrich the learning environment by holding events such as discos, quiz nights and fun days.

To improve the quality of life in poor villages in Sri Lanka by providing supply of water, agricultural material, medical facilities, housing, education, needs and skill centres.To provide funds for the preservation of cultural & traditional ways of life in the villages within a framework of a balanced environment.

Promoting conservation, creation and management of the natural history of the Reserve.Maintaining and enhancing appropriate biodiversity within the floodplain of the River Wharfe, within the Leeds boundary.

The promotion of increased biodiversity, its conservation and protection, throughout the borough of Barnsley. This will include survey work, the compilation of ecological data, records and reports, practical works and projects, the giving of advice, the publishing of plans and reports, and presentations to schools and other organisations to raise awareness of biodiversity issues.

Provides opportunity for aquatic exercise promoting health in local environment at minimum cost

Research and education in marine conservation

Managing nature reserve protecting and enhancing the natural indigenous plant and animal life.

TO PROVIDE INFORMATION AND ACTIVITY CONCERNING CONSERVATION AND RELATED MATTERS IN, AND AROUND, THE VILLAGE OF CLIDDESDEN

The Human Givens Foundation (HGF) supports and promotes research and public education about the givens of human nature and their application to the treatment and care of those suffering mental distress.

Prevention and relief of povertyEducation and developmentCreating opportunities and environment for growthImproving wellbeingFocus Areas:EducationHealthFoodWaterShelter

We focus our efforts on those living in extreme poverty or disadvantage: street kids, orphans, trafficked kids, marginalized women and families, child slaves and those suffering as a result of devastated environmental conditions or natural disasters. Our partner projects are strategically designed to equip individuals and their communities to turn their lives around.

Undertakes small projects to support sustainable development.

Fundraising for skill-based training for young adults and women with an emphasis on projects to enable improved opportunities for improved standards of living in areas of poverty in sub-Saharan Africa including Zimbabwe and Tanzania. Illustrated promotional talks in the UK about the charity's work.To promote sustainable ways of living through environmentally and socially sustainable development

Retinoblastoma, a curable eye cancer, kills 7000 children annually. We promote early diagnosis and prompt referral through multi-lingual awareness campaigns, manage a global clinical trial group to advance validation of therapies, promote equal access to essential medical care, and support development of sustainable diagnosis and treatment programs, optimised for diverse regions of the world.

1) Researching & raising awareness on issues of human rights & civil liberties,social & economic justice,climate change,indigenous peoples rights & environmental protection. Calling for worldwide abolition of the death penalty. 3) Developing legal definition & framework of Crimes Against Present & Future Generations. 4) Raising awarness on violence against women and girls

We promote sustainable living and are working with our partners in the Kilimanjaro region of Tanzania to establish a tree planting initiative. Our aim is to prevent or relieve poverty through environmentally sound initiatives.

The Friends of St John's Churchyard is an independent community group formed in 2005 to promote the restoration, preservation, development and conservation of St John's Churchyard, Great Marsden, Nelson, Lancashire. In addition, the group aims to encourage public involvement and an understanding of the history and heritage of the churchyard.

To care for sick, injured and orphaned wildlife. Where possible all animals are released back into the wild as soon as they are fully recovered or old enough to fend for themselves. If they are healthy but for whatever reason cannot be released we will care for them at the sanctuary or find them a safe suitable environment. We have 3 ponds, 40+ indoor cages, 30+ outdoor aviaries and enclosures.

Grants to a hospice, a disabled children's trust, asthma and cancer research, other medical organisations national and international, environmental & cultural projects, animal welfare and youth groups.

Working to preserve the worlds largest working steam powered mill engineRestoration of the buildings comprising the Enginehouse, Boilerhouse and chimneyEndevouring to increase public awareness of this unique industrial complex and educate the public in the history of steam power and the textile manufacturing environment it was once the driving force of.

The charity provides recreational football for girls in Doncaster and the surrounding areas.We aim to provide this service in a safe and unthreatening environment, by ensuring that all coaches are fully trained in the area they work in.The girls compete in the Sheffield and Hallamshire county girls league.

To promote and advance for the public benefit research into landscape and nature conservation which recognises the cultural, spirtual and biological values of nature conservation and landscapes and to disseminate the useful results of such research.

To promote for the benefit of the public the preservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment in and surrounding ancient Jerusalem; and the promotion for the benefit of the public of urban or rural regeneration in areas of social and economic deprivation (and in particular in ancient Jerusalem).

Family Empowerment Network International ( FENET International) provides services to disadvantaged communities in the UK and in Africa and projects include the provision of education and training, Health and well-being, Advice, information and signposting, economic development, and empowerment, environmental protection and community cohesion.

The charity donates to environmental and animal welfare

Vita New Hope is a successful, next-generation development partner that supports Ethiopian and Eritrean women and their families and communities. We focus on delivering social impact, climate justice and gender equality through the delivery of innovative solutions of food, forestry, water and clean cooking.

To promote and encourage the study and application of all forms of imaging related to gynaecology, specifically to promote the well being of women's health through imaging.

1. To develop Tuareg artisans' capacity to trade successfully in local and global markets with improved ability to meet demands for their Fair Trade products.2. To develop the Tuareg community's ability to live securely, with sustainable livelihoods and with facilities essential to human dignity and well being.

Nature Conservation - Provision of a natural space for educational and quiet leisure activities e.g. walking, viewing nature and relaxation.

Our principal activity is the provision of charitable services in the Himalayan region of India. We provide medical provision and enhance environmental awareness, whilst alleviating poverty amongst the underprivileged people of the Himalayan region of India, through training and education.Our current focus is on human health and and outreach services through our volunteer doctors.

Rural Policing Liaison Group are involved with a number of activities throughout the year, We have purchased Mobile cameras to monitor wildlife crime. Also we are in the throws of setting up our fourteenth annual awards evening where we award a Police Officer, Three members of the public, A young person, and a farmer, for their work in wildlife and conservation.

THE NATURAL BEEKEEPING TRUST AIMS TO PROMOTE AWARENESS OF SUSTAINABLE BEEKEEPING WHICH IS DETERMINED BY OUR UNDERSTANDING OF THE ESSENTIAL NEEDS OF THE BEES. THE FOUNDERS OF THE TRUST BELIEVE THAT ENCOURAGING BEE GUARDIANSHIP AS WELL AS FOSTERING AN INTEREST IN ORGANIC/BIODYNAMIC AGRICULTURE AND GARDENING WILL MAKE A MAJOR CONTRIBUTION TO ENSURING THE LONG TERM HEALTH OF THE HONEYBEE.

WECA aims to support ethnic and cultural organisations or those groups promoting community cohesion based in Warrington, whose objective is to support the people of Warrington and to support the creation of viable and sustainable communities within the borough of Warrington

TradeRelief works in developing countries to support sustainable enterprise, employment and social benefits (such as education, vocational training and working with support groups). We provide tailored financing and to allow selected entrepreneurs to grow businesses that offer social benefits to the local community.

Devotion Africa transforms the lives of orphans & vulnerable children through the gift of education. Our Sponsorship Programme empowers children to overcome poverty - giving them the tools they need to build a more secure & sustainable future for both themselves & their families. Devotion supports children's educational, physical & emotional journey throughout primary, secondary & higher education

The charity develops and delivers outdoor sessions for schools and other groups which could include mountain biking, archery, nature sessions or Forest Schools.

The Charity provided financial aid to children disadvantaged by physical or mental disability, political or environmental disaster, physical or mental abuse, or poverty to achieve their full potential through education, training, therapy, or medical treatment. We provide grants to schools teaching children with profound disabilities and children's hospices in UK.

During this period, the charity has been working to achieve its charitable objects. The objects of the charity are to promote sustainable development for the benefit of the public, in particular (but not limited to) in relation to textile production.

To Advance the Education of the pupils at Thorne King Edward Primary School and among people living in Thorne by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education at the school.To enhance the development and education of children aged 3-11 years by offering appropiate play, education and care facilities in a safe and secure environment.

Promote conservation and biodiversity improvement of agricultural/amenity land in North Cornwall. Provide public benefit and education by allowing access to land where such is possible. Monitoring of local water vole and mink populations and maintained public access to Kilkhampton Common.

The Trust provides grants to charities and groups and individuals within the terms of the objects of the Trust Deed. These include advancing the Christian faith, alleviating poverty, relief of sickness and the promotion of health, conserving and improving the natural environment and promoting excellence in art. The main focus is on North Norfolk and Nottingham.

Providing support to children and young people from areas of poverty, war and disaster. This may include support within their own country or offering help to those seeking refuge in the UK. The help offered by the charity may be practical, emotional or educational in nature but will endeavour to support children in the extreme circumstances they may find themselves.

TEAMS stands for together everyone achieves more success and we work with our partners and organisations to get the most out of working together and leveraging each others expertise. Activities include, supporting the setup of sustainable enterprise, poverty relief, inspiring youth through talks or mentoring, community cohesion, raising awareness of local or international issues.

Etatu aims to build a resourceful community, through education: we work closely with local primary schools, currently sponsor 63 secondary pupils, manage the resource centre & library which we built five years ago, fund & train teachers, run a community jigger clinic, provide weekly meals, educational assistance and healthcare to 40 orphans and run community environmental education workshops.

Woodland management and conservation of Bredhurst Hurst, Kent

Promoting youth development .Promoting disadvantaged communities around the world.Promoting the needs of disadvantaged communities in United Kingdom.Promoting the needs of deprived children around the world.Promoting HIV awareness and helping people affected by it.Helping affected by contagious disease and natural calamities.Helping in Environmental Conservation work.

To support and enhance the learning environment and journey of the children of Archbishop Rowan Williams Primary School

To advance the Islamic faith, mainly by means of broadcasting messages of an evangelical nature as well as benefiting all residents of Dover and the nearby towns and villages, with a point of contact and a centre of learning, for benefiting the community as a whole.