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To save life and improve the safety of Llanfairfechan Beach through prevention, rescue, training and teaching of surf lifesaving skills in particular but not exclusively by:1. Promoting the water safety aspect to all beach activities.2. Developing beach lifesaving methods in all their respects.3. Providing coaching and competitive opportunities in the sport of surf lifesaving.

Management of Holt Lowes SSSI to benefit wildlife (in accordance with requirements of Natural England) and to enhance public access for quiet enjoyment of the countryside and its wildlife.

The preservation and safeguarding what is good in the character of the Upper Itchen Valley. The protection of the area from actions which may be detrimental to the amenities and scenic beauty of its rural character.The discouragement of undesirable destruction and disturbance of wildlife.The encouragement of the preservation of historic buildings of special interest.

The main purpose of the Society is to alleviate suffering and prevent cruelty to animals in the Weymouth and Portland area. The Society?s work consists of interventions to home stray or unwanted animals and where necessary to prevent cruelty. This involves liaison between Weymouth PAWS and other animal charities working locally.

The care and protection of cats and dogs and other animals in the U.K. who are in need of care and attention by reason of their sickness, maltreatment,neglect or poor circumstances.The charity has a specific objective : so far as reasonably practicable no animal shall be destroyed

Relief of animals suffering from injury sickness ill treatment maltreatment or neglect including accomodation for unwanted and homeless animals. Education to prevent suffering and clinics for reception treatment and if necessary painless destruction of animals beyond all help.

Woodside provides sanctuary for most types of unwanted pets. None are destroyed unless beyond veterinary help or dangerous. Elderly and sick animals receive care for life if necessary. A pioneering spay and neuter programme is in operation and, funds permitting, welfare officers visit deprived areas to assist responsible ownership. All adopted animals are taken back if they can no longer be kept.

The Foundation is actively involved and sponsor conservation activities both at Howletts and Port Lympne Wild Animal Parks, in addition to overseas projects in the Congo and Gabon and more recently in Indonesia and Madagascar. Our main spheres of conservation-based activity include captive breeding and ecosystem management and reintroduction of captive-bred and confiscated wild-born animals.

To promote the study and enjoyment of all wildlife and to disseminate the knowledge of natural history. Between October and March a fortnightly series of illustrated lectures is arranged Field meetings are held regularly in the Summer. Group recorders for the various orders collate and verify records. Annual reports are issued. The society manages a location for the benefit of wildlife

Manage a community green space & promote community spirit.The grass and the trees on the park are maintained for people and wildlife.Children play games and sports on the park, mostly these are informal helping socialisation.There are a series of social activities organised which local people attend.The informal play and the organised activities all help in building a community.

We study our scriptures and literature for understanding and comprehension. We promote respect, compassion and affections for mankind, animals and environment. We respect all communities for harmonious living. We have a discussion group and vegetarian club and encourage talks and discussions on religious, cultural and healthy living styles.

To act as a sanctuary and veterinary clinic for unwanted cats.

Loughor Inshore Rescue is a declared asset with the Maritime & Coastguard agency and primarily provides an Inshore Lifeboat. The Lifeboat provides the community with sea and coastal Rescue Services in and around the Loughor Estuary. The Crew also provide Flood Search & Rescue capability to the surrounding communities & Safety talks to schools.

Rescue & Rehoming of Old English Sheepdogs in the North East & Cumbria area.

Financial assistance to sick and injured stray cats via local veterinary practices. Financial assistance with veterinary fees offered to local pensioners via nominated local veterinary practices. Occasional financial assiustance to local cat owners in receipt of qualifying State benefits subject to Trustees' discretion and available funds.

The charity pays the income of the trust fund for the benefit of John Grooms and the Wood Green Animal Shelters, in accordance with the terms of the governing document. The charity awards grants to these charitable institutions throught the period.

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For the benefit of sick or disabled children and animals and general charitable purposes in the UK .

Wildlife Conservation International Research

As a general rule the charity makes grants to humanitarian causes which are registered charities. It does not make grants to charities supporting animals or animal welfare.

Rescus Owls and WildlifeSchool Visits also visits to elderly and disable

Rescue, environmental work, fund raising, security work on the river Waverley, based from Beccles Suffolk.

Maintains open space within village centre for the benefit of local inhabitants and wildlife.

Promote community involvement in the creation & development of the RWG as a wildlife sanctuary, an outdoor classroom & for the peaceful enjoyment for people that live and work in Loughborough.

The aim of the trust is to help rescue and promote Surrey's history. By subscribing you will help raise funds to secure the purchase and conservation of collections. Volunteers are always welcome to assist in projects.

It is the objective of the Trust to uphold the terms of the Conveyance of Miss Mary Eliza Corbett and to ensure that Ynysymaengwyn remains perpetually accessible to the public to enjoy as an place of natural beauty. The Trust works hard to preserve the tranquility of the woodland environment for the enjoyment and well being of the public and to safeguard the flora, fauna and wildlife of the area.

Educating and training young people in animal husbandryExhibiting stock in local showsEvents to share with the local community skills learned in rearing animals

Rescuing, rehabilitation of animals in our care. Paying for veterinary treatment, food and housing. Lifestyle enrichment.

The use, maintenance, hire, and improvement of a village hall for the inhabitants and community of Eype; To promote such educational activities as enhance the nature and quality of life of the area of benefit.The promotion of a sense of community in respect of the history, landscape and wildlife of the area of benefit.

Our aim is to provide a wide range of activities for the residents on the Friday Hill estate(and surrounding areas) FHCA. FHCA arranges Tea and Coffee mornings, Book Clubs Flower arranging classes, Trips to the seaside and other places of interest, Bike Clubs, Weekly food bank , started as Best Before, now Food Rescue we receive donations from various sources.

To preserve and enhance open green spaces and community facilities for the benefit of people and/or wildlife

To relieve the suffering and distress of cats who are in need of care and protection by reason of sickness, neglect or maltreatment, through the provision of a rescue and rehoming service, a sanctuary for the temporary or permanent accommodation of such cats through the spaying and neutering of domestic and feral cats.

The Gleadless Valley Wildlife Trust is a local voluntary group working to care for and improve the green spaces of Gleadless Valley in Sheffield for the benefit of wildlife and people. We particularly concentrate our efforts towards the woodlands and larger green spaces in the valley.

The charity raises funds within the following activities, in order to provide improved facilities, resources and activities for the school children.Film NightsChristmas FairSummer FeteSeasonal activities (mothers day etc)Family entertainment events (eg. magic show/ animal shows)

To benefit Salvation Army, RSPCA, RNLI and Macmillan Cancer Relief.

Animal therapy for people with ill health, physical and mental disabilities

G4G raises funds and equipment to send to the rangers of Virunga National Park, eastern DR Congo. We currently send donations for specific pieces of equipment or for projects discussed with Virunga NP. We also send donations to buy specific pieces of veterinary equipment or for projects undertaken by the Gorilla Doctors.We support this work through events/shows/sale of goods.

Wildlife conservation, education

ARTS & EDUC (UK,O/S); COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (UK,O/S); NATL HIST/HORT; HEALTHCARE. AWARD RANGE ?2-8K. MOST FUNDING THRU UK CHARITIES. LIMITED DUE DILIGENCE RESOURCE SO NO ACADEMIC OR MEDICAL RESEARCH NOR O/S ORGS WITHOUT UK REFEREES. NO CHARITY-TOURISM, ANIMALS, RELIGION. NORMALLY NO INDIVIDUAL AWARDS. FAVOUR SELF-HELP/SUSTAINABLE PROJECTS WITH LOCAL STAFF VS EXPATS. NO DISASTER APPEALS

In association with the Conservation Leadership Program*, the Trust awards an annual grant to teams of young conservationists internationally.*The CLP is a partnership of three of world's leading biodiversity conservation organisations: BirdLife International (UK), Fauna & Flora International (UK) and the Wildlife Conservation Society (USA).

To support young people and homeless people in the UK and other charities worldwide as appropriate. To support environmental causes, particularly with respect to wild animals, marine animals globally, biodiversity and ocean based environmental causes.

Our group co-ordinates activities within the Don Gorge for the benefit of the wildlife, nature and environment, businesses which operate within it and the public who visit. The area includes a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and we try to educate people into respecting what they come to see. As parking space is limited, we encourage access on foot, cycle or boat.

To promote the welfare of ill-treated, abandoned and homeless animals in the area delineated by the domicile of the trustees.

To promote humane behaviour towards, and prevent cruelty and suffering to, animals held in captivity. To educate the public to a sense of moral responsibility towards animals held in captivity. To undertake research activities in connection therewith, and publish results, and to provide relevant educational materials to the public.

General charitable purposes with preference for those in the field of veterinary education, study and research.

The Polden Animal Charity helps pet owners with urgent, unexpected vet bills.

Animal Rescue, Conservation, Education, Conservation Research, Heritage.

Capital settled in the trust is invested by the trustees to produce income. This will be distributed to animal welfare charities at the trustees discretion.

The Friends of Culcheth Linear Park aim to improve and promote the facilities, plants and wildlife within the Park and provide opportunities for educational and recreational activities. We want to improve and enrich the health and surroundings of present and future visitors to the Park of all ages and abilities. If you share these aims and objectives, please support us by becoming a member.

The Company's objectives are the regeneration and maintenance of Myton Pool and its surrounds as wildlife habitats for the public benefit.