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The main aim is to provide support for patients who have been treated for head, neck or oral cancer at the University Hospital, Cardiff. We are fund-raising to provide a Faceupcymru Specialist Nurse at the University hospital.

To help tackle current community issues (Digital Divide, Integration, Isolation, Environment, Health & Well Being, Youth (NEET) & Unemployment) in areas of deprivation. Reaching out to the 'hard to reach' communities and those facing exclusion or barriers (BME communities, Women & Girls, & Youth) by creating, developing, and delivering innovative learning, social & Enterprise projects.

Children of Peace is a non-partisan charity dedicated to building friendship, trust and reconciliation between Israeli and Palestinian children, aged 4 - 17, and their communities. Our aim is to develop a shared spirit via arts, education, health and sports programmes; so future generations might live and work peacefully side-by-side.

- Provision of education and training services to communities and professional service bodies on Islam and the Muslim community, focusing on child and adolescent mental health and emotional wellbeing.- Provision of therapeutic support to Muslim children and young people, and those caring for them.- Research into mental and emotional health issues affecting Muslim children and families.

Mission Statment - To provide and promote sport, health and education based activities for the benefit of all regardless of background and ability, with the specific aim of helping the people of our community.Specific current projects include employment courses,Tackle uneployment, N V Q sports leadership, REDS (Rugby Education Development Scheme), Team Read schemes.Red devils Leaning Zone

Visits to general educational venues.Visits to Theme Parks,ice skating, and indoor bowling venues. use of Community House with controlled internet facilities, youth workers providing healthy eating projects focusing on obesity Intergenerational work and working together/visiting with older people especially with disabilities and housebound learning about dementia friendliness .in communities

Talks of local historical interest winter months, outings to places of historical interest June, July, August. Summer exhibition in the Heritage Centre,also open for family history research and houses an archive of photographs, census records and other records relevant to Shap. First book, Mardale - Echoes and Reflections of a lost Lakeland community published September 2011.

Providing Educational and Welfare support to Children and Their Carers in Kenya. Building schools and sponsoring children. Providing health facilities and general support to the community.

The relief of sickness and the preservation and protection of good health within the Staffordshire area by provision of trained first response volunteers, to attend medical emergencies as directed by West Midlands Ambulance Service.

The charity has adopted an extensive outreach programme in the local community making a significant impact on outcomes such as social inclusion, health and education.The charity has adopted a policy of access to healthy activities for all regardless of ability.

To advance the education to preserve and protect the health, life and property of the public in England and Wales. By promoting the issues, services and equipment relating to fire safety and other support to any person in need involved in, or affected by fire or other related emergencies.

raising funds for injured military personnel (including mental health) and their families to provided them with dignity and needs . Activities such as Challenges, golf day,Charity Dinners organised to raise the funds and profile. auctioning of donated items at dinners and event days

Advancing Christian Religion/Faith,Relieve povert and sickness,engaging in educational activities ,health and health programmes.

Scientific, medical and technological research and education; relief of poverty; promotion and support of the arts

Annual pantomime performed by members of Oxford University medical school.

The International Orthoptic Association promotes excellence in orthoptic education, research, and clinical practice worldwide. It supports professional development through congresses, training programs, and global collaboration.Activities include educational grants, outreach projects, and the advancement of vision care standards.

KTIF offers financial support to a range of services at Kentish Town Health Centre including social and healthcare, a programme for the arts, children's activities, multi disciplinary interactive healthcare and education training, support groups for long term conditions.

the charity uses both its assets and core staffing structures to support an average of 34 community based services. such as youth groups, coffee mornings, lunch clubs, it services and many other health and well being services in our area of benefit

The provision of schooling for children from poor families living in The Gambia. Providing foodstuffs, clothing etc. to poor people living in The Gambia. Evangelism and providing medical help for those unable to afford treatment.

RAISING FUNDS TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO POOR AND NEEDY. THIS INCLUDES PROVIDING MEDICAL FACILITIES, FOOD AND ACCOMMODATION. IT ALSO FUNDS THE EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OF CHILDREN AND ADULTS. THE CHARITY IS ACTIVELY INVOLVED IN PROVIDING HIGH QUALITY MEDICAL CARE IN AREAS WHERE ACCESS TO SPECIALISED HOSPITAL CARE ARE NON EXISTENT.

Conducting & promoting research. Training & educational activites. Project management and the provision of advice and assistance in relation to the Welsh language in Wales and other regional and minority languages.

General charitable purposes, education and taining, medical health and sickness,relief of poverty, disability,overseas aid and famine relief, religious activities, sports and recreation, arts and culture, economic, community development and employment other or none of these

Provide free accommodation and care for the aged, help poor chidren to get to schools, help buid houses for the homeless and people who were affected by the tsunami, donate medicine and medical equipment to hospitals, help construct and operate elders homes, children's homes, maternity homes and hospitals, donate to poor and needy, maintain all services devoid of any differences.

Hosting fund raising evenings and entering charitable events to raise funds for the Balrampur Medical Institute & Research Centre in India.

NPIMR T/A The Griffin Institute trains the next generation of NHS surgeons and provides a hub for conducting pioneering research by: * providing bespoke training to UK surgeons in robotic surgery and other advanced minimally invasive surgical (MIS) techniques * Supporting translational and innovative research to enhance patient health * Delivering high-quality and novel preclinical studies.

TO PROMOTE THE BENEFIT OF THE PEOPLE OF GHANA, WEST AFRICA AND OTHERS BY:A) THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING.B) THE RELIEF OF POVERTY,SICKNESS AND DISTRESSC) THE PROMOTION OF GOOD HEALTHD) THE PROVISION OF RECREATIONAL FACILITIES IN THE INTERESTS OF SOCIAL WELFARE WITH THE OBJECT OF IMPROVING THEIR CONDITIONS OF LIFE.

To provide a holiday to remember for children in social or economic need, who would not otherwise have a holiday. Interacting in a healthy way with adults and children in a loving, caring atmosphere, with the opportunity to enjoy a time of refreshment away from home. The holiday is a one week residential activity holiday for 24 children, with sports, craft and personal developmental activities.

Working with multi age groups stimulate a healthy community with sporting initiative, a timetable of events from, weddings, christenings, birthday parties, midnight activity programme, School bus runs, education classes and courses from, computers, digital photography, breast-feeding, craft club, Monday club work programme, football team, netball team, and a successful walking bus programme.

Oxfordshire Crossroads provides support and high quality care for children and adults with any physical or mental health needs to relieve carers day or night every day of the year.

The Trust has been set up to improve facilities and services for seriously ill children and their families in local hospitals to make their stay more pleasant and conducive to family needs.Fund raising events are held throughout the year to enable the Trust to raise a surplus of funds to be used to facilitate the improvement in quality of family rooms and bereavement services in local hospitals.

To advance the health of injured Armed Forces personnel, and their carers, who have been severely injured and are in financial need, by the provision, maintenance and improvement of holiday accommodation.Our aim is to raise sufficient funds through donation, sponsorship and fundraising events, to enable the purchase and running of a bespoke log cabin.

Search and RescueMedical ResposneCivil ContingencyDisaster ResponseEvent First Aid

Operation/management of the Order's property portfolio which houses appropriate Hospitaller services; pastoral and 'care providing' presence in services and providing sacremental ministry; working with Saint John of God Hospitaller Services to provide services targeted at the 'unmet need' of vulnerable individuals/groups including identification, promotion and funding of new services.

LionAid is committed to securing the future of the African lion, Panthera leo. This will be achieved by supporting scientifically relevant research on disease threats, genetic analyses, and population viability assessments. LionAid is dedicated to forming collaborative partnerships with research institutions, universities and other charities to ensure significant conservation outcomes.

PROVIDE AND MAINTAIN NATIONAL MEMORIALS / MONUMENTS / CHAPELS / REMEBRANCE RECORDS RELATING TO FALLEN FIREFIGHTERS ON A NATIONAL LEVEL. PROMOTE and ATTEND MEMORIAL SERVICES. SUPPORT RESEARCH TO IMPROVE FIREFIGHTER SAFETY. GIVE SUPPORT TO THOSE INJURED IN THE COURSE OF THEIR DUTIES.

To relieve the needs of the elderly, people with mental health issues, learning difficulties, behavioural issues and young offenders by enabling them to access a therapeutic benefit from engaging with animals.The advancement of education for the public benefit in particular children by teaching them about animal welfare and conservation.

We promote community participation in healthy recreation in particular by the provision of facilities for rowing. We welcome rowers of all ages and abilities. We provide our members with the opportunity to row recreationally to keep fit and also to row competitively if they wish. We provide free coaching for members. We are the only rowing club covering West Somerset, Exmoor and parts of Devon.

The UK Kartika Foundation is a charity to help improve the education and health of Indonesian children, by providing health centres and schools. 163,000 Indonesian children will die before they reach their fifth birthday, often from easily preventable diseases. Meanwhile the poor quality of education in Indonesia has resulted in over 1,000,000 children dropping out of junior school.

The Charity was established to facilitate the design, management and construction of the Defence and National Rehabilitation Centre (DNRC). The Charity aims to facilitate the advancement of health through the proposed provision of the DNRC for use by the armed forces and the nation, for the rehabilitation of those who have suffered extensive injuries. It is not a grant giving body.

Providing accommodation and support for homeless people, various activities to help support people in the form of courses, a gym for their health and wellbeing, along with activities such as the involvement in the homeless games

Fundraising in the UK with activities such as coffee mornings, lunches, fetes, etc donations, talks, Gift Aid, application to businesses/trusts so as to provide nurture, shelter, food, clothing, education, medical needs and recreation for the children of Lioness Cubs Home situated just outside of Mombasa, Kenya. Many of the children are orphans, some have been abandoned, many suffer from HIV/Aids

The charitable objects are to promote social inclusion for the public benefit of people with autism to assist themto integrate into society and to advance the public?s education about autism through the provision of a website,seminars and conferences; and to promote and protect the good health of people with autism.

The aim of the Association is to advance the education of the public in the subject of econometrics and its applications to a variety of fields in economics, in particular, but not exclusively, by advancing and supporting research in that field, and disseminating the results of such useful research to the public.

The advancement of the orthodox jewish religion.The advancement of orthodox jewish religious education and education generally.The relief of poverty, both mental and physical, and the relief of persons suffering from disability.To relieve financial hardship, sickness and poor health amongst elderly people.

To advance the education and protect the physical and mental health of people in need, in particular but not exclusively among homeless children, disabled children and orphans living in India through provision of street schools, residential homes, day centres and by any such other means as the trustees may determine.

The object of GASP is to promote community participation in healthy recreation in particular by the provision of facilities for the playing of sports for the benefit of the inhabitants of Blaengwynfi and Abergwynfi.

RAMGARHIA SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB (RSSC) IS A WELL-ESTABLISHED COMMUNITY RUN SPORTS CLUB BASED IN WEST LONDON. RSSC'S VISION IS TO CREATE AN INDEPENDENT AND DEDICATED FACILITY TO PROVIDE GREATER COMMUNITY HARMONY, PROMOTE BETTER HEALTH AND WELLBEING IN THE COMMUNITY, AND PROMOTE EQUALITY THROUGH SPORTS.

We understand hearing voices as a meaningful experience had by a significant minority, not a disease or disorder. We host an interactive international community and social media hub at www.intervoiceonline.org, promoting networking, conferences, research and information that enables people to cope with distressing voices and the stigma, discrimination and isolation they often experience.

INSTALLATION OF WATER PUMPS IN VILLAGES. PROVIDE VITAL FOOD AND CLOTHING TO THE NEEDY. ORPHAN SUPPORT. SUPPORTING WIDOWS. BUILD PLACES OF WORSHIP WHERE NEEDED. PROVIDE PUBLIC TRANSPORT VEHICLES FOR LOCALS AS A MEANS OF INCOME. MEDICAL AID. EMPOWERMENT PROJECTS. SUPPORT EDUCATION AND SHELTER IN VILLAGES IN THE DISTRICT OF 24 NORTH PARGANAS, WEST BENGAL, INDIA AND BUKEDI REGION EAST UGANDA

Promotion of the education of persons under the age of 25, the relief of sickness and the promotion of good health, and the relief of poverty within West Yorkshire and the City of Bradford