CharityScore UK

ERT SAR is an international NGO established to relieve suffering & distress among persons affected by hazards, risks, emergencies & disasters in the UK & Internationally. ERT SAR provides emergency & disaster response, search & rescue & medical teams to deploy to areas affected by disasters and also works in the other areas of capacity building, resiliance and disaster risk reduction strategies.

Maintain a Community Orchard for the people of Penhill Swindon. Weekly work parties. Maintaining a bird berry border and bug boxes to enhance for wildlife and keeping weekly records of sightings. General maintainance includes weeding around trees, pruning, keeping a lively blackberry under control, fencing around the Orchard, the two units on site for tools/storage and a canteen.

The Charity rescues well preserved and notable pipe organs from buildings due to be destroyed with a view to restoring them and reinstalling the organs in other buildings where they may be needed, extending their useful life.The Charity also provides bursaries and grants for young people interested in learning to play the organ, and promotes choral activities which complement the instrument.

Our aim is to specialise in the rescue of sick, injured and orphaned Wildlife. our aim is to nurse them back to health then release them back to the wild.We also specialise in the rescue of Chihuahuas and Chinese other small breed dogs. We take in these 'unwanted' pets and place them in foster homes until a permanent home can be found for them. We do not use kennels

To provide a lasting and evolving Memorial Garden in remembrance of past employees of Warwickshire Fire and Rescue Service.

We work with the most disadvantaged Women & Children in Uganda & Kenya. Most of our work is in the cities and mostly in the slum areas. We try to Empower Women through self-help assistance projects. Since 2016 we have been concentrating on the rescue and rehabilitation of street orphans, girls and boys in the city of Kampala in Uganda. We provide a safe family style home food and education.

To conserve in perpetuity the open space known as The Tiptoe Green as amenity land for the benefit to the community of Tiptoe. To promote the conservation of the physical and natural environment of The Tiptoe Green by promoting the diversity of plant and animal life and to advance the education of the public in the same.

UK death row dog rescue, striving to save the lives of stray dogs facing destruction. Working in conjunction with other agencies, we arrange the safe transfer of death row dogs from pounds to places of safety. Safe and Sound funds vet care, transportation and emergency kennelling for death row dogs who have noone else to turn to, giving them the chance to be loved as family pets once again.

WE WORK IN PARTNERSHIP WITH DEVON & SOMERSET FIRE & RESCUE SERVICE / LOCAL COMMUNITES ON COMMUNITY SAFETY. OUR WORK INCLUDES, FIRE PREVENTION, ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR E.G FIRESETTING, COMMUNITY RESILIENCE AND SAFE DRIVING. WE PROVIDE ADVICE AND EXPERTISE, MAKE GRANTS TO LOCAL GROUPS IN NEED, RAISE FUNDING, ASSIST OTHER GROUPS TO RAISE FUNDING AND HELP TRAIN AND EDUCATE YOUNG PEOPLE AND OTHERS.

To provide safety, love, socialization, food and adoption for the un loved stray animals of Romania, and Egypt.We help those animals in need of rescue, rehabilitation and re-homing.We also aim to educate & change the world's views and how they treat & see animals in other countries. We aim to educate the public about responsible animal ownership and care for animals.

Our charity is set up to rescue and rehabilitate Europe?s most severely abused animals.

An educational centre specialising in the neighbouring Beacon Hill Local Nature Reserve's flora and fauna, and the Beachy Head West Marine Conservation Zone's marine life by utilising an indoor & outdoor classroom providing workshops and interactive displays supporting and promoting biodiversity conservation, wildlife habitat protection, archaeology, heritage and the arts.

rescue and rehome dogs

Our aim is to control and maintain a healthy street animal population in and around Essaouira, Morocco.We provide free veterinary treatment to street animals including; sterilisation, treatment and Rabies vaccination. All healthy animals are returned home after treatment. We educate the local population about animal welfare and the work that we perform.

To advance in life and relieve the needs of young people who have been rescued from trafficking and other vulnerable situations through the use of circus skills and performing arts and by providing support and activities which develop their skills, capacity and capabilities to enable them to participate in society as mature and responsible individuals.

World Animal Friends grants donations to small rescue shelters and individuals abroad to fund animal rescue work.We donate funds for veterinary treatment, spaying, vaccinations, animal food, kennels and other items relared to caring for homeless cats and dogs. We arrange cat adoptions.

The Wildlife Air Service promotes for the benefit of the public, the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment, in any part of the world, by promoting the use of aviation to furthering climate research, wildlife monitoring and the effective enforcement of existing conservation regulations.

We operate on the Isle of Wight, providing sanctuary to rescued wild birds requiring long term care.

) The relief of poverty and the advancement of education among the herders and nomadic communities in the Horn of African countries of Ethiopia and Somalia by educating them how to preserve and protect their environment, food security, digging wells and boreholes and educating them in good animal husbandry and livestock management.

The object of Llinos Foundation is to promote good health amongst people living with long term conditions, their relatives and carers by: the provision of animal assisted occupational and psychological therapy, education regarding animal assisted therapy and undertaking and supporting research into the effects of animal assisted therapy.

The aims of the charity are to support the conservation and welfare of wildlife and wildlife habitats in Zimbabwe.We do this via education and awareness, wildlife veterinary care and rehabilitation and campaigns such as the dehorning of rhino (to protect them from poaching), the provision of specialist wildlife security cameras, ecological research projects and anti-poaching training to rangers.

The charity holds the vision that our nations will be welcoming places of safety for all and proud to offer sanctuary to people fleeing violence and persecution. The charity supports a network of groups, which includes places and regions across the UK. It also supports Streams of Sanctuary which encourage communities of practices or interests to come together to embed the concept of welcome.

It aims to develop socio-economically equitable methods of farming practices, especially in pastoral breeding of farm animals and hydroponics in Nigeria. Since its establishment, Green Network has trained Nigeria youths on pig production and cultivation of cassava. In order to further the development of the organization, Green Network has worked closely with agriculture cooperatives and churches.

Working with local land owners and the community to improve wildlife habitat and increase biodiversity. Educate and engage with the public to increase appreciation of the natural world and the part we can all play in protecting it. Improving safe and accessible spaces for the enjoyment and appreciation of nature.

To advance educating for the public benefit in matters pertaining to the animal welfare of pets and the prevention of cruelty and suffering among them, by researching pets and pet behaviour, educating on ways to improve their welfare and care standards via the media and other methods and providing support and by making grants to other registered charities with aligned purposes.

To provide an animal sanctuary in the greater manchester area for individuals, groups, and schools in the form of animal therapy treatment to promote relief from sickness suffering, and mental health. To relieve sickness, suffering and distress and to promote good health, especially but not exclusively amongst children and elderly people, through the advancement of education.

We undertake fund raising activities which will enable us to make small donations (typically of around £250) to small local charities, especially those supporting disabilities, children and animals.

Educating populace about animal nutrition, hygiene and care alongside providing grants to shelters and other charitable organisations that are actively involved in preventing cruelty to animals and/or educating people about the same.

For the public benefit in the South East of England, to promote humane behaviour towards cats and kittens and to relieve the suffering and distress of cats and kittens who are in need of care and protection due to sickness, neglect or maltreatment by the provision of a rescue and rehoming service.

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.

The Animal Law Foundation is a legal research charity that looks into neglected areas and where appropriate will bring legal challenges to enforce the law.

A charity with the purpose of giving grants to individuals and organisations who provide aid to animals in need in Warwickshire and surrounding counties.

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.

General Charitable PurposesThe Prevention Or Relief Of PovertyAnimalsEconomic/community Development/employment

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.

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

We rescue help and support rehabilitate, neuter and rehomed Stray Feral and unwanted cats and kittens , and Provide lifelong sanctuary for Guinea Pigs and Rabbits in need giving veterinary care whenever needed, safe shelter and promote responsible pet ownership through public neutering, welfare and the prevention of cruelty

Registered African charities seeking to improve the quality of life of their communities by improving water supplies, farming/animal husbandry etc as well as education of orphans and widows' children, the provison of livelihood skills such as IT training/leadership programmes, furniture making, photography, baking, catering, sewing, hair dressing etc. can be invited to apply for grants.

Manage two wildlife reserves. Keep footpaths in the area clear. Hold walks. Assist the local school with wildlife projects.

Providing financial support to charities in the health, arts and animal welfare sector and providing grants to organisations

To act as an umbrella group for the preservation of the habitat and wildlife of the Mersey Estuary.Education of the general public towards our aims.

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

Support Fire and Rescue Services with accessing International opportunities through the International Fire Brigade Association (CTIF)

manages County Wildlife Site with public access

PDCR works to alleviate the suffering of cats through the provision of a cat rescue. It aims to re-home cats & educate people to care for their pets & to encourage neutering to restrict the amount of unwanted cats born.

Support to The Woodland Trust. Support to Cornwall Wildlife Trust.

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.

Rescue and Rehabilitation of Marine Mammals. Public awareness and education.

The Okement Rivers Improvement Group (ORIG) is a voluntary organisation which undertakes activities to conserve the wildlife and amenity value of the two rivers. East and West Okement rivers. Environmental/Heritage projects include reinstatement of weir to help migratory fish. Partnerships with environment agency and West Country Rivers Trust. The public assist with river corridor litter pick ups.

The objects of the charity are for the publc benefit to further such charitable purposes as the Trustees determine, with a particular emphasis on the Wefare of Animals, Children and the Vulnerable.