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We are a UK charity set up to financially support our rescue centre and conservation project in the Peruvian amazon jungle. We have an established and growing conservation project in Peru, which is home to an array of animals. We provide care and temporary homes to animals that have been maltreated, and confiscated by the Peruvian government from the illegal wildlife trade.

This organisation will create and maintain an allotment site, community orchard and wildlife garden for residents of Bangor and the surrounding area.

We will rescue abandoned, lost and unwanted ferrets from within Sunderland and South Tyneside.We will rehabilitate and care for these ferrets until they are able to be rehomed.We will carry out activities to find new homes for the ferrets in rescue and provide backup support for thelifetime of the ferret.We will promote neutering of pet ferrets to reduce the number of unwanted litters.

The Kingsdown Land Trust aims to restore the land to it's natural habitat. The first phase of this process is to monitor and record the natural vegetation which is done by volunteers. We are also consulting with organisations such as the Kent Wildlife Trust and the Woodland Trust about how to proceed.

Word Sanctuary Ministries activities are Sunday services and outreach. These have provided benefit to those who attend worship services and the wider community of Chatham. The Church provides a centre for our prayers and worship and for the activities associated with our faith. These form the totality of our activities for the year.

We rescue dogs in the UK and Romania who have been abandoned, treated badly or are on a kill list.

to save the lives of migrants and refugees and to relieve their sickness and other suffering, anywhere in the world byperforming emergency rescue operations and providing aid and relief in response to humanitarian crises, including but not limited to rescuing migrants and refugees who are at risk of injury or death whilst in transit and raising awareness of migrant and refugee issues.

We provide public education about how to help hedgehogs through community events, social media, leafleting and other forms of advertising. We operate in Cambridge and the surrounding area. We have a network of home carers for hedgehogs, but we are not a rescue centre. We are fundraising for a new hedgehog hospital for Cambridge.

The trustees currently consider grant applications for:-Healthcare and medical research for the treatment and rehabilitation of patients suffering from severe burns or degenerative brain diseases such as dementia and Alzheimer's.-Animal welfare in relation to the re-homing of abandoned or displaced animals and providing shelters for retired or rescued animals.-Alleviating youth homelessness.

Repairing the environment from damage caused by human activity to create natural havens for plants and wildlife.

Providing search and rescue equipment, training and grants for NGO's throughout the world.

We provide grants to other charities who carry out work in line with our animal welfare objectives. We are funded solely by corporate donation and merchandise sold through the charity website.

We provide leisure and occupational therapy care through interactive opportunities caring and feeding animals on the farm. Interaction with the land, plants, nature. We provide meaningful activities and equipment for the services based at Smokey Farm, including: Summer BBQ's, trips out to local attractions and events. Equipment for developing independent skills and self-help for fullfilling lives.

FAR aims to alleviate acute suffering or risk for animals unable to get any help elsewhere by providing emergency vet care, transportation and boarding.

RELIEVE THE SUFFERING AND DISTRESS OF ANIMALS IN NEED OF CARE AND ATTENTION BY REASON OF SICKNESS, NEGLECT, MISTREATMENT, ILL USAGE AND MISADVENTURE AND IN PARTICULAR TO PROVIDE AND MAINTAIN A SAFE HAVEN (SANCTUARY) OR OTHER FACILITIES FOR THE RECEPTION OF SUCH ANIMALS.

For the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of dogs and cats in Serbia which are in need of care and attention and in particular, to maintain and support rescue facilities for the reception, care and treatment of such animals and to provide these facilities for such animals while actively seeking new homes for rescued animals. Undertake spay and neutering campaigns with local rescues

Supporting in-situ wildlife conservation activities of evolutionarily distinct and genetiacally endangered species.

The Trustees provide funding principally to charities which are involved in: the advancement of education, the advancement of health or savings of lives, relief of those in need, the prevention of or relief from poverty and the advancement of religion religion (Christianity), the welfare of animals and the conservation of nature.

We rescue, care for and rehabilitate wild animals. We also provide a telephone advisory service and promote the care of wildlife.

Provision and maintenance of a rescue home for cats in need of care and attention. The charity provides veterinary aid, food and shelter to cats and re-homes them responsibly with new owners.

Supporting Clergy, People of Faith, Spiritual Seekers and organisations dedicated to 'Making Earth Godly Again' and in developing a deeper personal relationship with God. Through the use of the Grade 1 Listed building Old Manor Farm providing a spiritual sanctuary and religious retreat and relevant educational programmes. Providing historical architectural and local community related access too.

Monitoring and protecting local wildlife

Providing grants to other charities, community groups and individuals, who are working to support local communities, including, but not exclusively, children and young people, animals, disadvantaged or socially excluded people, or people with disabilities, plus those who work to advance the education of local local communities with respect to the Welsh language, history and culture.

Our object is to promote the conservation of the natural environment and wildlife of Malawi for the public benefit by providing grant funding for the Blantyre Branch of the Wildlife and Environmental Society of Malawi (BWESM) and by raising public awareness of its work.

Provision of Allotment land for those in the Parish, grazing for animals with income raised from these being of benefit to the elderley of the parish at Christmas

Provides allotment gardens for rent by parishioners to enable them to grow their own vegetables or flowers. Has developed an environmentally sustainable woodland area for the benefit and enjoyment of parishioners. Maintains the area in a manner that is good for the environment and wildlife. A surplus of income over expenditure can be offered as small grants to needy parishioners.

Charitable purposes in connection with wildlife, education, medicine, the countryside, printing and publishing trade.

Assisting in the collection and preservation of wildlife sounds and aiding research and education by making collections accessible to both specialists and the general public.

Charitable work with Jain Religious charitable institution, Animal welfare,Disasters and natural calamity, locally and overseas

Rescue of injured small animals and unwanted pets. Education of people through various talks.

The care and welfare of cats & kittens. Where necessary we will take in and re-home stray cats. Medical care is undertaken by local veterinary clinics. Advice and guidance is given over the phone, E-Mail or social media to all contacts. If we can't help we endeavour to refer to somebody who can.Our aim is to work together with surrounding charities and organisations to promote our mutual aims.

The purpose of the charity is:1. To relieve the suffering and distress of animals in need of care and attention, in particular, but not exclusively, the breed of dog known as the Staffordshire Bull Terrier by the provision of veterinary care, shelter and re-homing services of such animals.2. To advance the education of the public in matters pertaining to animal welfare in general

Humanitarian-Human Rights-Environment-Community DevelopmentBDO, in collaboration and partnership with development organizations, provides:Education and health care, relief aid, shelter, water and food security, Human rights advocacy,submission, advice and consultancy.Ecosystem management, conservation and wildlife protectionCommunity development,inclusion and cultural integration

The current policy of the fund is to offer assistance to charitable organisations working in the areas of Disaster Relief and Rehabilitation, Fine Arts and Conservation, Religious and Community Activities in Surrey and Human and Animal Disabilities.

A grant making charitable trust predominantly, but not exclusively, supporting causes concerned with natural history and wildlife

The charity aims to make a difference to the lives of animals that come to them; whether they have been abandoned, neglected, abused or the previous owner's circumstances change resulting in them no longer being able to look after them by providing the love, care and security of a forever home.

Charitable Giving to all worthwhile causes including Cancer Research All Medical needs and Animal welfare

The Kafue Foundation's mission is to advance conservation and community initiatives across the Kafue National Park, Zambia. We aim to empower existing initiatives that operate within the Kafue. We will be partnering with leading and emerging conservationists to protect endangered species, develop sustainable solutions & reduce human-wildlife conflict and work with local communities.

For the public benefit to advance such exclusively charitable purposes as the trustees from time to time think fit.This will principally be done by making grants which advance education, environmental protection and improvement, human rights and equality, animal welfare and relieving poverty. In due course the trustees may consider other ways to carry out the charity's purposes.

To support released prisoners to set up their dog training businesses and continue in the educational field of dog training. To help to reduce the risk of reoffending via animal intervention and continued support throughout the sentence and release. To help to produce assistance dogs for people in need via working through the gate, with prisoners who have attended dog training courses.

A secular, community-based hub for sanctuary seekers in the Borough of Ealing. We offer a warm welcome to sanctuary seekers, support for basic needs, a social and community space for arts, crafts, music and chat, English classes, resources on local information and access to and referrals to local services, workshop on living in the UK and social trips and activities.

We are a community garden group based in Bridgnorth. Our principal aim is to create community spaces with volunteers, where people can work together to grow flowers, herbs and food and establish wildlife friendly gardens. We also aim to encourage people to adopt greener and healthier lifestyles and educate about sustainable food production .

The object of the CIO is to promote, for the benefit of the public, theconservation of wildlife across the world through the provision of grantsto conservation charities and other organisations as the trustees see fitfrom time to time.

The Advancement Of Health Or Saving Of LivesDisabilityReligious ActivitiesAnimals welfare projectsEnvironment/conservation/heritageOutings and social trips including transport to and from home;Educational and learning facilities

The Chalice Well and Gardens, maintained as a living sanctuary for contemplation and healing are open to visitors every day of the year. The Trust provides an annual programme of spiritual music, community gatherings and educational retreats to people of all faiths and spiritual paths. The Trust offers an annual subscription to supporters, retreat accommodation and a meeting room.

The advancement of the Christian religion throughout the world but with particular regard for the area of Hastings and surrounding area. This is achieved mainly by giving funding to support other persons activities at Bethany Lodge & The Sanctuary Chapel at Benskins, Cottage Lane, Hastings, East Sussex, to which people visit for the purpose of refreshment, rest and Christian ministry.

Graves Park is classified as a City Park and a major visitor attraction with bowling greens, tennis courts, pitch and putt golf, cricket, football and a popular animal farm.

Organises surveillance work to protect wildlife from illegal persecution. Undertake surveys to safeguard Badgers from coming to harm, prior to and after any development work. All setts and other wildlife across Hastings and Rother monitored on a regular basis. Advise property owners on wildlife issues (protected species). Maintain and enhance our three main pieces of land.

The Charity is established to provide support to the educational work of the Warriner School Farm being part of the Warriner Multi Academy Trust, Bloxham Oxfordshire. The Charity aims to raise money to make grants to the farm for specific purposes. It also leases land which it makes available to the Farm. The Farm provides educational service in conservation, agriculture and animal care locally.

Practical conservation management by volunteers on Wiltshire Nature reserves. We work on wildlife sites managed by the Wiltshire Wildlife Trust, the Woodland Trust, Natural England, the National Trust and private individuals. Sites may be meadow, downland, woodland or wetland. Activities are open to all.