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The rescue and re homing where possible of stray, abandoned and unwanted animals.

Provides support to members of Derby Mountain Rescue Team, a charity which saves lives and alleviates distress mainly in upland and mountainous areas and which additionally undertakes searches of lowland and rural areas for missing persons when requested by the Police.

To relieve the suffering of stray & unwanted animals, ie: rabbits & guinea pigs in need of care and attention, to provide veterinary treatment & neuter animals where appropriate.To provide & maintian an animal shelter & other facilities for the reception & care of stray/unwanted animals & to re-home or foster where appropriate.To educate the public in all aspects of animal care & welfare.

Habitat Survival Trust has a modern purpose-built living classroom with toilet facilities & wheelchair access. Situated in 12 acres of woodland & grassland with direct access to a trilutary of the river Alne, nature trails for walking & a wildlife pond, it offers the latest audio/visual technology as well as a rare opportunity for groups of children to get back to nature & dependant wildlife.

The prevention or relief of poverty or financial hardship anywhere in the world but primarily in S. and Central America, the Caribbean, Africa, Russia, Iraq, Pakistan, Portugal & the UK by the provision of grants to UK based organisations.To promote social inclusion, the relief of sickness, help young people, promote the provision of public arts and to allevaite suffering of animals.

To relieve the suffering of stray dogs and feral cats in need of care and attention in Serbia and, in particular, to support the maintenance of rescue homes or other facilities for the reception, care and treatment of such animals in the hope of finding them permanent homes either in Serbia or elsewhere in the world as the trustees see fit

Horn Hero aims to assist to conserve all natural ecosystems whether land based or within the oceans surrounding the Horn of Africa (Somalia/Ethiopia/Djibouti). We fight to eliminate habitat destruction by managing the biodiverse zones and teaching individuals/groups/businesses/government agencies how to sustainably work while protecting wildlife habitats/marine life habitats.

M.A.A.C is a non-for profit organisation with one simple directive: to aid wildlife conservation through the medium of music

Kent Horse Rescue provides a services, expertise and advice to the public regarding equines that may be suffering / abandoned. We help with advice and practical assistance regarding equine rescue, rehabilitation and re-homing, and in the relevant equine welfare legislation and DEFRA code. The Charity responds to calls from the public via telephone, social media and the website.

Providing Inland Water safety information, education and training to the community. Preventing water related deaths by knowledge transfer and assisting with Search & Rescue operations as required.

The main activities of the club are to save lives and prevent drowning, and to provide education and training in all areas relating to lifesaving, rescue and resuscitation for the benefit of the public in St Ives through providing training sessions on the beach and in the pool, and taking part in lifesaving competitions and other events.

General charitable and religious educational activities, Medical aid, relief of poverty, famine relief, community development projects, and Animal care internationally.

Emergency Search and Rescue from underground locations. Examples are Natural Caves,Disused Stone Mines, Natural Confined Spaces etc. Assistance with Surface Search & Rescue when requested.

For the benefit of the public in the local area to relieve the suffering of animals in need of care and attention and in particular to provide and maintain rescue homes or other facilities for the reception, care and treatment of such animals and to educate the public in matters pertaining to animal welfare in general.

TO ASSIST THE POLICE, MOUNTAIN RESCUE TEAMS, OR ANY OTHER ORGANISATION INVOLVED IN THE SEARCH AND RESCUE OF PERSONS MISSING OR OVERDUE, IN SITUATIONS WHICH WILL BENEFIT FROM THE USE OF AIR-SCENTING OR TRAILING SEARCH DOGS, OPERATING PRIMARILY IN THE UPLAND AREAS OF ENGLAND.

Bryan's Quest encourages everyone and all organisations involved with wildlife and nature to provide educational resources to enable blind and partially sighted people to learn as much about the relevant topics as sighted people. Using tactile models, tactile diagrams, maps, audio description and narration.

To assist in the relief of suffering and distress among persons endangered by accidents or natural hazards in Lincolnshire. Particularly by providing adequate arrangements for the secure and efficient search and rescue of any person or persons so endangered.

Support to dementia sufferers and their familiesSocial isolation amongst the elderlyYoung peopleVeteransAnimal welfare

The relief of hardship or provision of welfare of any member or former member of Hampshire and Isle of Wight Fire & Rescue Service or the spouse partner or widow, widower or dependant of any member or former member.In addition to the foregoing the Trustees have the power to consider similar grant payments to employees contracted to the Service.

The Galahad Trust owes an area of cliff edge land between the coastal footpath and high water mark from Pentargon Bay and Firebeacon Point North Cornwall, 4 fig map ref: SS 1092. This area is rich in wildlife both fauna and flora and is completely undisturbed by human activity. No conservation work is carried out and the nature of the land means that access is dangerous.

Looking after Booton Common, which is land that is set aside for the protection of species of animal and flowers.

Advancing the Gospel of Jesus Christ and Christianity and such other charitable purposes as are consistent therewith whether in the UK or overseas (including welfare, medicine and health but excluding absolutely animals and birds) and having regard to any wishes expressed by the settler of the Trustees and any direction given by the settler to the Trustees

Benefits for children, animals in distress and old or helpless peoples - mainly in UK

To further the aims and aspirations of the late Harry Steele-Bodger by awarding a travel scholarship to assist a visit by an individual to a veterinary or agricultural school or research institute, or some other course of study approved by the governing committee.

The Linnet Trust supports charities operating in the South West of England that are innovative, cost effective, administratively efficient and well respected in their field. We target disadvantaged groups with mental, physical or behavioural problems, often a consequence of poverty. The trust will not support individuals, religious organisations, animal or art charities.

The MTVCA seeks to conserve the environment in the Medlock and Tame river valleys and the surrounding districts both urban and rural by the preservation of natural and man-made features, the protection of flora and fauna and by the prevention of pollution and damage to amenities.It will maintain the house and grounds at Oaken Clough Terrace as the HQ of the Association and a wildlife garden.

This charity is set up for mainly domestic animals, where owners find themselves with an unpredictable bill which is beyond their means. It would be a one off payment and would not under take continuing care of a pet.

Donations to be made to charities. The emphasis being on charities supporting wildlife, young people and medical issues.

The Association aims to relieve suffering & distress amongst persons affected by accident or natural hazards within the North East of England or any other place if requested. The Association aims to further relations between member teams & member teams & other interested parties; represent member bodies on the Mountain Rescue (England & Wales); & maintain & improve standards of member teams.

Small grants to charitable bodies e.g. nature & wildlife conservation,environmental protection, cancer & medical research, education and disadvantaged children

To offer financial help to youth projects, both individual and group, to offer financial help to medical & service charities, to offer help to animal welfare organisations.

The main aims of the group are the conservation of natural wildlife habitats within the Martlesham area. We do this by - encouraging an awareness of natural habitats, and of the need for their active conservation.- organising working parties to conserve the flora and fauna of the Martlesham area, and working for the continued existence of wildlife habitats for future generations.

The promotion of medical and veterinary researchThe advancement of education in Iran through the support of individuals and institutionsAdvancement of education and povertyPromotion and preservation of the Persian Artistic and Cultural heritage

Supporting the Manor House by purchasing replica artifacts for use by visitors to the museum, this includes period costume. Generally enhancing the site by providing plants & furniture for the gardens and a wildlife feeding station. Providing voluntary help at Manor House events. Generally helping and supporting Donington-Le-Heath Manor House in anyway that we can so that visitors will have an enj

The association actively engages its 30 members through various activities, including arts and crafts, as well as light exercise classes led by qualified professionals. We prioritize health and well-being within our community and take safeguarding seriously. Our collaboration with medical professionals and local agencies, including the police and fire and rescue services, ensures strong support.

Nawton and Beadlam Millennium Wildlife Garden was created as a joint village project to mark the year 2000. A wildlife garden was created on a donated piece of land. The garden includes a large pond, woodland area and a wide selction of plants native to North Yorkshire. The garden is freely accessible to the public. The garden is managed and maintained by a team of local volunteers.

Rescue of Feral cats and kittens

To care for unwanted cats and kittens and to rehome where possible, giving a permanent home to disabled or elderly cats. To promote and encourage neutering of cats, offering financial assistance to owners on low incomes. To neuter feral cat colonies and provide veterinary assistance where needed.

SSCF has forged a bond with a small village community in Swaziland. We aim to help support the local primary school by providing basic learning tools and equipment. A library has been set up and stocked,a play-pump installed to provide clean water for the school and pit latrines and hand washing facilities are in place.Future plans include setting up of vegetable plots and small animal husbandry.

Operate a rescue and rehabilitation operation for injured & sick badgers. Advise individuals and organisations on issues of badgers, their habitat and the law. Inform the public about the badger and its habitat through meetings, workshops and school visits.

Promotes humane behaviour towards captive animals in need of care and attention by reason of sickness, maltreatment, poor circumstances or ill usage. Educates the public re welfare of captive animals in general and the prevention of cruelty to captive animals and the relief of suffering of captive animals.

The rescue and re-homing of injured and abandoned animals, and the giving of sanctuary to animals unsuitable for re-homing.

To promote the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment around Burgess Hill and other local areas for the public benefit; to advance the education of the public about wildlife within the areas by:undertaking practical conservation work , regular surveys of the area's flora and fauna, organising guided walks, newsletters etc., monitoring use of area.

Awareness campaign. media coverage of the situation, debate for better animal welfare, specifically stray Dogs, working toward new legislation on Animal welfare- Working with citizens for better understanding of stray Animal situation in Armenia

The charity fund provides additional activites for children and families beyond the remit of the Local Authority and which children and families may not otherwise be able to access, such as; visiting farm animals, parenting workshops, healthy living advice, cookery sessions for adults and children, gardening sessions with the opportunity to grow your own food and expeditions to local attractions.

Charity's objects are to conserve wetland habitats, protect wetland wildlife, educate or sponsor research into wetlands or wetland wildlife through the awarding of grants.

The WHPT objectives are to:Develop specialist wildlife habitats.Provide educational visits to support the national curriculum and enhance learning.Using our sites and resources we aim to improve opportunities for disadvantaged and vulnerable people by building skills and enhancing their lives in order to enable them to play a fuller role in the community and improve their life choices.

MAKING CHARITABLE DONATIONS TO SMALL CHARITIES BUT EXCLUDING MEDICAL RESEARCH OR ANIMALS CHARITIES

To help the lowest common denominator forgotten, neglected and without hope with medical aid, training programs and mentoring. From London estates to child soldiers in Sierra Leone, rescue orphans and those persecuted in Armenia, Burma, Timor Leste, Sudan and Uganda. Including medical and humanitarian projects, rehabilitation and advocacy for global human rights atrocities, plus social enterprise.

Make Me Smile was founded by the friends and family of JoJo Harris to support community and conservation projects in South Luangwa, Zambia, Jo's true home from home. We provide funding for developmental projects at the Malimba Community School in Mfuwe and we also provide financial support to Conservation South Luangwa to aid their crucial work helping preserve the wildlife of the valley.