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Advancing the education of students at a critical learning age (in particular, students who are members of socially and economically disadvantaged communities of the UK) in subjects relating to sustainable development, and the protection, enhancement, and rehabilitation of the environment, to promote the study of such subjects; in particular by developing openly-accessible resources.

Residential homes for homeless, abused, or vulnerable women of all faiths, sexualities, and circumstances. We provide a safe environment, facilitate change through person-centred care, and empower them to make lifestyle changes on their recovery to independent living. On-site substance misuse rehabilitation is not provided, but residents can access professional treatment for ongoing health issues.

Our charity, dedicated to Welsh language nursery provision, fosters early childhood development through immersive language experiences. We create vibrant learning environments where children engage in play, storytelling, and creative activities. Our mission is to preserve and promote the rich linguistic heritage of Wales and nurture a new generation of Welsh speakers.

Merritts Meadow Conservation Trust manages Merritts Meadow Nature Reserve, a 4 acre site in the centre of Petersfield Hants.Working closely with other Conservation Groups and the local community, the Charity is responsible for maintaining and improving the land, making it more valuable to wildlife and improving its biodiversity as well as creating a peaceful area for the local community to enjoy.

We provide supported accommodation for addicts seeking. We provide support and housing management with skilled and experienced staff. The houses provide a safe environment to engage in maintaining and fostering a healthy community of mutual aid.Mental health is something that we can all relate to and something we provide support for in all services.

Providing grants, education and practical experience to beneficiaries to help them develop business ideas that will have a long-term, sustainable, positive impact on their local communities (particularly around social mobility and relief from poverty).

The encouragement and support Longhirst Parish residents to be involved in the maintenance and improvement the local environment and encouraging this community to develop ideas for supporting and extending the range of wildlife and natural habitats in and around Longhirst.

Education/trainingThe Advancement Of Health Or Saving Of LivesThe Prevention Or Relief Of PovertyOverseas Aid/famine ReliefSustainable and Livelihood

To advance the education of children, young people, and adults in particular but not exclusively, girls and women in India, by providing grants to Eklavya Underprivilege Education and Welfare Trust for the provision of education and training, and support designed to enable individuals to generate a sustainable income and be self-sufficient

The Human Nature Places Foundation is focused on promoting sustainability in our built and natural environment and nurturing communities to foster a fairer future for all.

Advance education - pre-school, primary, secondary, further and special education, orphan sponsorship, food security. Supports healthcare - maternity, HIV/AIDS and malaria prevention, funds treatment for sick children. Provides - safe water, sanitation, community houses and sustainable enterprises. Operates - Southern Province, Zambia. Promotes travel philanthropy and responsible tourism.

The organisation will further the protection, conservation, and improvement of the biodiversity in the Area of Benefit by generally maintaining the meadows, employ wardens to help manage the site, run community events, contributing to the views and actions of the Wildlife Management Steering Group and continually monitoring and surveying the site.

Broken Planet Foundation is addressing environmental issues around the world while ensuring that the impact of our missions is long-term and helping our environment thrive again.

We are a small trust providing small grants to support the following:The prevention or relief of poverty, The advancement of citizenship or community development, The advancement of environmental protection or improvement, The advancement of animal welfare or such other charitable purposes that the trustees in their absolute discretion shall think fit in line with the laws of England and Wales

It offers the opportunity for peer-to-peer learning in a social environment to a section of the communityotherwise not widely provided for.

We provide small grants to grass roots organisations and educational institutions in Tanzania and Malawi. The aim is to assist local communities to conserve the fragile habitats around upland streams, whilst also enhancing their livelihood opportunities. The grants are also designed to enable students and early career researchers in the two countries to gain practical experience in conservation.

relief of poverty, conservation, children/young people, elderly, general public

Provision of an environmentally friendly greenspace for the community of Week St Mary.

Local preservation and conservation issues in the Parish of Waltham St Lawrence (including the village of Shurlock Row) in the County of Berkshire

The charity makes donations reflecting the founder's interests in the conservation of culture inherited from the past and the dissemination of knowledge, particularly in the humanities field although not in the educational field.The Trustees meet twice a year with their Advisors to identify and discuss the merits of a variety of projects which broadly accord with the above objectives.

Using funds where required to assist in preserving the quality and nature of the village. eg Commenting on development proposals, trying to extend the speed limit boundaries thorugh the village etc.

The charity seeks and advocates protection and conservation of buildings and other structures and public spaces within the City of London and to those ends exercises vigilance of the planning process.

This small charity disseminates a 'learning-by-doing' experience of making, via low-tech, environmentally sustainable & creative means, in order to benefit those who wish to deepen their own innate skills capacity. This was the ethos of the late Michael Murray, craftsman, who formed the trust to help empower and raise people's confidence in the use of their own hands.

provide support to charities dealing with youth led activities in environmental, community & employment problemsusing conferences, research studies, drama, making of books and public performances both in the UK and internationally

Provision of gifts & services to improve the medical facilities, environment/ambience and general effectiveness of Potters Bar Community Hospital

As a small grant-making charity, we focus our three to five annual grants mainly on helping to develop leadership qualities in the young and encouraging the conservation of heritage works of art.

The charity exists to maintain St Peter's Church Kingerby, the churchyard and the access routes. Currently are maintenance activities have been arranged directly with or on contract to the churches conservation trust and the local authority. Important church artefacts are displayed at the Lincoln Cathedral Treasury.

Grants will be made to support disadvantaged children from Warrington schools, enabling them to participate in extra curricular activities. These activities usually involve Residential visits and external groups coming to work with children in school. They may also involve taking children out of the school and home environment for less than over night periods.

Providing space for sport and recreation whilst maintaining the Environment/Conservation and Heritage.This is provided for people of all ages

The charity supports the educational and social development of children at the school through financial and management support for the development of the school environment projects, playgrounds and sporting activities.

Small grants for environmental projects

Conservation work in the Poldice Valley, assisting students in undertaking studies of the flora, fauna and contamination within the valley.

We engage in fundraising activities and events at the school to raise funds for items such as improving play facilities in playground, new stage and costumes for drama,improving the school environment etc. We usually raise funds through discos, Christmas Fair, Easter Egg raffle etc. Parents and families are encouraged to particpate.

We hold fundraising/social events to benefit the pupils and the school. All monies raised are used to enhance the childrens learning environment.

To raise funds for specific equipment for the school to enhance the children's learning environment. Events and activities are also organised for the children and subsidised by the PTA throughout the school year. Examples of activities include Halloween Disco/Breakfast with Santa/Ninja Warrior. Fund raisers include Summer Fayre, School Lottery and personalised Christmas Cards.

Fund raising for the school PTA to enable children to have fun activities and provide funds to improve school environment and resources. Fund raising includes bingo, school fayres and discos

Management of land used as a nature reserve in Rotherfield, East Sussex

The provision of lectures in, or to further research into 'the Geography of Disease', that is to say the study of disease as a factor in the human environment, for example, in the way it affects such aspects as population distribution, human cultire and economic performance

Organising enrichment and community activities for the school community (Art, Theatre, Fireworks, Carnival), raising funds to subsidise school visits, the purchase of equipment and improvement of the school environment.

We provide a safe environment for children to learn, play and complete a weekly craft project. We also provide an opportunity for parent, grandparent and carers to meet and socialise.

Raising money to assist the Erme Primary School/ community by enriching the environment for its pupils/community users and supporting the community in which we operate. The charity runs fayres and events in school and the local community, returning funds raised through donations to projects and items identified by staff, pupils and community users of the facilities.

Education and training of young people and promotion of the countryside, farming and the rural environment.

Conservation of wildlife habitats, birds, woodland etc. Preservation of historic buildings.

Provision of building facilities and support to enable development and delivery of exhibitions, activities and educational opportunities for the benefit of the public in the fields of art, culture and maritime heritage. Provision of advocacy, advice and information in the fields of maritime heritage & conservation, the arts, art education and provision of space and facilities.

We hold 40 meetings on a fortnightly basis during each year. We provide a variety of speakers and activities including educational, environmental, creative, charitable and social.

Parents and teachers association raising funds to improve the school environment and funding educational visits.

112 Development / Conservation ? Heritage207 General Public309 As an umberella or resource body

Providing environmental and leisure activities. 2009-2010 Annual bramble bashing in the Autumn. To celebrate the first 10 years, activities have been organised including a Photographic Competition, Bird Survey and Celebration Picnic.

The charity's activity is to manage the facility known as Hungarton Millennium Green, which was established in 2000, with the aim of creating a wildlife & conservation area with free public access, adjacent to an established village park. General maintenance work is carried out by the community. Income to cover outsourced maintenance & annual insurance costs come from village fundraising events.

TRUSTEES PROVIDE ENVIRONMENT/CONSERVATION/HERITAGE ACTIVITIES