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For the public benefit, to promote physical and mental health and wellbeing for the people of Sheffield, by providing or assisting in the provision of regular walking activities irrespective of their age, level of fitness, or physical and mental capacity where this is reasonably practicable.An umbrella organisation supporting independent walking groups by providing trained volunteer walk leaders

Workwhile's mission is to create a fairer world of work. We work with businesses - mainly SMEs - to create good work and ensure everyone can access it. The employer-facing programmes we deliver include support for SMEs to create apprenticeship opportunities, training for line managers, and a good work health check, alongside innovation / action research projects and consultancy work.

To provide support to people who are suffering from or at risk of poor mental health, suicide and suicide prevention by providing assistance, education advice and services and seeking to improve the provision of mental health services. Advance the education relating to mental health. The relief of poverty. Providing grants and awards to students and other charities for public benefit.

Uckfield Community First Responders are dedicated volunteers from the local community, trained by the South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb) to respond swiftly to 999 emergency calls. Mobilised by the ambulance control, we operate within our community and surrounding areas, allowing us to reach the scene of a medical emergency to provide initial life saving care until an ambulance arrives.

The objectives of the BAGP are to advance the knowledge and practice of gynaecological pathology by promoting education and research through scientific meetings, courses, conferences and collaborations with other medical societies in the United Kingdom and overseas.

To assist in the treatment, research and care of persons affected by brain aneurysms of any description by the provision of educational information, patient and health guides and opportunities to come together as a community.

We work to create systemic change in women's health worldwide, engaging governments, the private sector and multilateral organisations to reform policy, accelerate innovation and improve diagnosis and treatment. Locally, we deliver programmes for women and girls across the globe - from healthcare initiatives to education, economic empowerment and preventing violence against women and girls.

EDKPA provides confidential support to renal patients and their carers in the area covered by the Royal Devon University Hospital. We pay for a specialist benefits adviser at CAB and make a wide variety of grants. These may include cash grants for those in distress, equipment and services needed to help patients, social events, support for hospital work and equipment where not funded by NHS, etc.

We support the Sudanese community and wider public in Greater Manchester by promoting social inclusion, education, and cultural awareness. We provide community networking, ESOL and language support, and guidance and awareness workshop for refugees and asylum seekers, on housing, welfare, health, education, training, and employment, while also promoting Sudanese history, culture, and heritage.

We raise awareness and create support spaces to alleviate the challenges of psoriatic disease for everyone impacted by psoriasis, psoriatic arthritis, and related comorbidities. We work boldly and creatively to engage patients and caregivers, offering peer support, community, international representation, and educational initiatives to enhance patient outcomes and inform the general public.

Provision and maintenance of life saving medical equipment such as defibrillators, and emergency bleed kits.

We support the preservation of good mental health by promoting the conscious practice of taking time on a regular basis to step away from the distractions, stresses and challenges of daily life via the use of a free technology platform creating an interactive virtual space to raise awareness and to upload a picture documenting their reflective action of closing their eyes and taking a moment.

1. Convening workshops and scenario exercises for policymakers and international organisations2. Promoting policies and practices that reduce the risk to vulnerable communities3. Providing educational programs, resources, and training4. Developing and disseminating grants5. Conducting and supporting high impact research

Volunteers are trained as osprey watchers operating via the nest cameras or at the viewpoint. They operate in shifts to provide protection for the birds and collect scientific data which is subsequently analysed for conservation research.Education is provided to the public through talks given by experts and by presentations to local groups and schools.

The Animal Charity Platform provides affordable veterinary medication to: animals being cared for, or that previously have been cared for, by animal welfare charities and/or charitable animal rescue and rehoming centres; assistance animals owned, provided or supported by charities which provide assistance animals to people in need because of ill health or disability.

To enhance the proven physical and mental health of our members and to share the joy of choral singing

Minerva Bath RC charity exists to promote health and well-being through rowing to the community of Bath and beyond. Membership is open to ages 13 to 80 and to all levels and abilities, from recreational rowers through to those wishing to compete at national and international events. The charity operates from two boat sheds on the banks of the river Avon with access to an 8km stretch of river.

3. Objects The objects of the Club are: 3.1 To promote community participation in healthy recreation for the public benefit in Horning and the surrounding area by providing facilities and equipment for sailing and other water-based activities. 3.2 To advance education of the public in Horning and the surrounding area in power boating for safety purposes, sailing and other water-based relat

This charity exists to advance the Christian faith through the holding of weekly support groups, prayer meetings, Bible studies and various outreach programmes. We also support people living with disabilities. We work at easing the pains of disabled people in Africa through the provision of specialist equipment, access to medical care with the aim of improving their conditions of life.

The Foundation's primary activity is as a publisher of serious visual-arts books under the Lund Humphries imprint. It is also committed to a programme of talks and panel discussions which help to disseminate the research content of its publications to the general public. In addition, the Foundation supports the visual-arts community through targeted donations to UK arts institutions.

We advance the education of the public in general (particularly amongst scientists and clinicians) in the field of evolutionary psychiatry and related subjects. We will promote, encourage and support research for the public benefit in all aspects of evolutionary psychiatry including empirical and theoretical work, and disseminate the useful results of such research.

Wells Community Network supports those in need in Wells and surrounding areas through signposting, information, and practical help. It combats social exclusion by assisting individuals facing hardship, ill health, age-related challenges, or other barriers to integration. WCN fosters inclusion and well-being, ensuring access to vital resources and services.

Provides coordination for the WI in Buckinghamshire; advances the education of women and girls in important local and national political and social issues, music, drama and other cultural subjects, agriculture, crafts, home economics, science, health and social welfare; promotes sustainable development; advances health and advances citizenship by promoting civic responsibility and volunteering.

CYB promotes education and healthy eating by running immersive food education andliteracy workshops, via practical training led by chefs. Our work directly teaches people importantlife skills and helps provide better health outcomes for our beneficiaries, who are predominantlyfrom deprived communities in Wales.

The Buckinghamshire Community Wellbeing Hub provides outreach activities and services to residents that improve their physical and mental health and prevent illness, training and educational opportunities to those working, volunteering and/or studying for careers in health and social care, and collaboration opportunities for health and social care professionals and students.

For the public benefit to advance the study and science of veterinary dental medicine in Europe through promoting the education and training of veterinarians and dentists in the field of oro-dental care for animals; and The advancement of education for the public benefit by the promotion of research into animal dental welfare in Europe and the dissemination of the useful results of such rese

Running a programme of historical talks and events.Acquiring and preserving relevant local historical documents, publications and other material and making these available to members and the public.Supporting individuals and groups researching the history of the local area.Working in partnership with individuals, communities and other local history groups and societies, where appropriate.

To relieve poverty and financial hardship in East Africa, primarily western Kenya, by supporting early childhood development centres; primary, secondary, vocational and university education; medical centre and healthcare projects; capacity-building and peer education; and programmes that enable individuals to generate sustainable incomes and become self-reliant.

STORKS advances neonatal and paediatric health in the UK and internationally by providing specialist training and observerships for clinicians, funding and disseminating impactful research, delivering free specialised road and air transfers, and offering holistic family support for critically ill babies and children.

Dorset Tennis and Padel exists to promote the healthy, active participation by people resident in Dorset in the sports of tennis and padel. We do this by supporting participation, competition, performance, volunteering and safeguarding across all places where either sports are played. Our stakeholders are funding bodies, partners, sponsors, players, parents, coaches, officials and venue partners.

To further any charitable purpose in connection with St Bartholomew's Hospital, West Smithfield as the trustees see fit. In particular: the relief of sickness and the preservation and improvement of health of its patients; the prevention or relief of poverty among patients, their families and those who work, study or volunteer there; and the relief of need, primarily by the provision of grants.

The leading professional body for physicians and other healthcare professionals involved in the field of rehabilitation in the UK

Proud 2 b Parents is dedicated to enhancing the health and well-being of LGBT parents, carers, and their children. We strive to address health disparities, combat social isolation, and advocate for equitable treatment. By providing tailored services and fostering a sense of belonging, we champion inclusivity and equity for all LGBT families across the UK.

HBGI UK transforms & build high-performing mental health systems that maximize outcomes for individuals. We work globally, partnering with funders, payers, the public sector and service providers to optimize and expand mental health provision through system reviews, performance management, program innovation and outcomes-based contracting.

Education Alliance for Life Chances will advance education for children and young people in a variety of ways. It will work in partnership with beneficiaries, public institutions including schools and colleges, research bodies and community groups to develop evidence-based projects which will support children and young people to be better able to engage and succeed in their education.

Professional body for the paramedic profession. Membership organisation.The advancement of health and the saving and improving of lives through the advancement of education, training and efficiency within the paramedic profession.

The Welsh Intensive Care Society (WICS) works in Wales to advance the education of clinical staff caring for critically ill patients, promote critical care services nationally and internationally in collaboration with professional bodies and government and promote, through research and evidence-based practice, better healthcare standards and guidelines in care of the critically ill

Walking Football for people living with cancer. To support the advancement of health by promoting the sport of Walking Football for people who are experiencing cancer or have previously done so, as well as their family and friends. Provision of facilities, matches and social activities will benefit cancer sufferers by helping them to cope with treatment more successfully and remain fit.

Welsh Bikers for Suicide Prevention, Comprised of bikers and motorcycle clubs with skills, experience and ability to relate to predominately men with mental health issues who are at a higher risk of suicideTo extend a hand of friendship to all and give them a positive hope for a future To teach bike building and repair skillsTo liaise with Mind, the Samaritans, Mental Health Motorbike etc

Through fundraising, advocacy and collaboration, the Foundation unites partners across the NHS, government, academia and civil society to drive systemic improvements in health and early years opportunity.

Health, fitness, wellness& training.

Inflammatory Arthritis UK (IAUK) is a UK-wide, patient-led charity supporting people of all ages with inflammatory arthritis. We deliver a weekly podcast Inflammatory! provide peer support and share real-life experiences. We collaborate with healthcare professionals, researchers & policymakers to raise awareness, challenge misconceptions & ensure patient voices inform research, services and policy

Mounting an exhibition about the Jewish burial ground under the Barbican and the community that used the cemetery and composing and presenting talks and educational programmes on those topics including the research necessary to support this activities and work towards the installation of plaques and other suitable markers of the cemetery site

Poppy's Light Foundation offers support to children, young people and their families, through holistic interventions. With an additional advancing health offer to prevent young sudden cardiac death in our region, through awareness, screening, research and support for affected families.

Community transport and health services transport.

Swim Inspiration is based in Malvern, Worcs. Our objectives are to help those people who are suffering with or recovering from a long term physical or psychological ailment or disability. We help people keep healthy and mobile with a gentle approach to exercise in water and a listening ear. Help is based on individuals needs including exercise in the water,Swimming and water confidence.

Fertility Action Charity provides online and in-person peer-support as well as an online community. We work with colleges, higher education facilities and businesses to improve reproductive health and fertility awareness through in-person education sessions. We work on patient advocacy and operate in all geographical areas at a national level.

Promote the advancement in nutrition science, research and development through international cooperation at the global level; Encourage communication and collaboration among nutrition scientists as well as to disseminate information in nutritional sciences.

We believe every baby should experience the best start in life. We will help make this happen by providing grant funding for charities delivering support services in family hubs and other similar settings, commissioning research into the best support during the perinatal period, and promoting the importance of the 1001 critical days around the world.

We let the house called Barmoor, Hutton-le-Hole, North Yorkshire to charitable and not-for-profit groups for religious, educational, social welfare and health/wellbeing purposes. This could include activities such as retreats, away days, courses, youth events, rest & recuperation for socially disadvantaged people.