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Nina's Foundation assists children with disabilities and their families by delivering programmes that promote educational development, healthcare access, and social skills. We provide workshops and guidance to strengthen family capacity, while fostering a supportive network among families.

SARN advances education and research by supporting academic collaboration between scholars in the field of Syria Studies, including by organising events and workshops, disseminating research, and providing training and mentorship to early-career researchers. Activities promote public understanding and build capacity within the academic community.

Raising money to purchase toys, equipment and food vouchers for children undergoing chemotherapy on ward 18 at Birmingham Children's Hospital where Ethan was treated in 2021.

Chelsea Heritage Quarter (CHQ) explores 350 years of history inspired by the rich heritage of three remarkable Chelsea institutions in the Royal Hospital Road London SW3. We do this through a year-round programme of events, walking tours, installations and family activities. Our flagship event is the Chelsea History Festival, which attracts over 13,000 people in September each year.

To advance education and raise awareness for the public benefit throughout England and Wales and globally of the impact of Diffused Intrinsic Pontine Gliomas (DIPG), in particular but not exclusively by:(a) Raising awareness of the condition of DIPG and / or child brain tumour disease.(b) Facilitating collaboration and assisting the financing as may be required between medical professionals

Tod Support distributes funds from two other charities Abraham Ormerod Trust and War Memorial Trust to people living in Todmorden who are in need or experiencing ill health. We do this through third party charities and also directly to individuals.

Art for All Mental Health is a Gloucestershire charity that uses therapeutic creative interventions as a tool to help adults with a moderate to severe mental health condition. Through structured group programmes and community based provision we aim to alleviate and improve symptoms, reduce social isolation and support sustained mental health management, resilience and improved quality of life.

Provide Fitness, Community activities and Therapeutic well-bring support to young people and adults who are at the edge of, or have been involved in the judicial system, and/or those facing challenges related to addiction, mental health, poverty and social exclusion.

Deaf Aspirations through its activities is reducing mental health and increasing well-being ;improving access in digital technologies and social media; including deaf people with some additional needs ; educating through leadership by motivation and mentoring via BSL/relevant communications ; teaching awareness of work skills-;creating deaf aspirational leaders through its successful projects.

We promote understanding of research ethics through education, outreach, and collaborative inquiry. We deliver training, publish resources, host public events, and conduct ethics-focused research across sectors. Based in the UK, we support researchers, educators, and the wider public.

The charity makes grants to non profit organisations operating in the Borough of Reading and neighbouring areas for the relief of sickness and preservation of health in particular for the benefit of those experiencing financial hardship

To receive income and purchase equipment and amenities for any charitable purpose or purposes relating to the National Health Service, in particular but not exclusively relating to the health and wellbeing benefit of the people and communities currently served by Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust and its successor organisations and its partners.

The Devonshire Collection of Period Costume is a collection of historic dress and textiles currently located at Falmouth University. The objects of the CIO are to collect, restore and exhibit the collection for the research, education and enjoyment of students and public. It undertakes the care and curation of the collection as well as the exhibition and promotion of the holdings.

Our mission is to prevent social exclusion, assist in the integration of Ukrainian refugees into society by running regular session to increase employability skills, supporting with learning English, providing signposting services, provide mental health support via group activities and celebrate Ukrainian traditions and culture while introducing the British culture and values.

Northfield Town Foundation's activities are for the public benefit, in particular, to the inhabitants of Northfield, Birmingham, and the local surrounding areas.This includes the promotion of community participation in healthy recreation by providing provision for the playing of association football and other sports capable of promoting wellbeing, physical health and fitness.

The objects of the CIO are:1) The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation for the benefit of the inhabitants of Hook and the surrounding area by the provision of a 10 mile and 10 km road race, fun run and toddler race. 2) To further such charitable purposes as the trustees see fit from time to time by the provision of grants in Hook and the surrounding area.

Promotes equality and diversity for LGBTQIA Plus young adults (aged 16 to 30 years old) by conducting research, raising awareness, advocating inclusive policies, and tackling discrimination. Provides support to LGBTQIA Plus young adults through education, mentoring, skills workshops, and career advice to empower individuals, reduce unemployment, and promote social inclusion and well-being.

A charity with the purpose of promoting community participation in healthy recreation through theprovision or assistance in the provision of facilities for the playing of tennis for the benefit of the localcommunity in the London Borough of Wandsworth and surrounding areas in South West London.

We provide immediate support and long-term rehabilitation for children affected by conflicts and in poverty, ensuring they have access to the medical care, education, and advocacy they deserve.

Raising awareness, support and research - and hopes of treatments and a cure - for everyone in the UK impacted by mitochondrial disease.

Gifting Goals supports projects to advance education, promote sporting opportunities and improve health - particularly in the early years. It undertakes annual visits to Djibouti with teams of volunteers to deliver resources and share knowledge.

To help girls and young women (including those who identify as female), especially but not exclusively through dance classes, opportunities for performance in dance, and other such support, so as to develop their skills, capacities and capabilities to enable them to participate in society as mature and responsible individuals and to preserve and protect mental health and wellbeing.

The charity activities focus on education:- For children from either refugee, rural or low income families; so we build long-term partnerships with a primary school (Jamaica) and a basic education school (Kenya) to provide scholarships, educational supplies and resources for projects- We also work with communities & churches in the UK to deliver health education and well-being sessions.

LINK19 College LTD is a Post-19 Specialist College operating in Gravesend, for learners in Kent and surrounding counties with an education, health and care plan. It aims to support and guide young adults into voluntary or paid employment, offering a range of courses and programmes tailored to meet learners' individual needs and aspirations.

PICCPals is a 100% voluntary charity, which produces PICCline covers and various other wearable items that help patients in mid to long term medical treatments. The volunteers are based mainly in the Southend on sea area of Essex, and work at home, in hubs and at organized sessions run by the PICCPals management team.

Estuary Community Transport provides accessible and affordable transport for elderly, disabled, and vulnerable people in North Flintshire, helping them attend medical appointments, access essential services, and reduce social isolation. We operate as a not-for-profit charitable incorporated organisation, supported by volunteers and community funding.

Baptist Church. Various church meetings for the spiritual health of members. Outreach to locality with the Gospel of Jesus Christ and services within the church to reach people for Jesus. Some lettings of the premises.

Weddings, funerals, baptisms, messy church, open the book. Off the bus, Sunday school, coffee mornings, talks, Meetings and fellowship, for different interests and age groups. Building the community through thechurch and its halls. Visiting in hospital, nursing homes, work within local schools where invited and homevisiting as requested by the recipient.

Fortuna Female Society provide supper clubs helping women step out of isolation and reconnect with others. Provide safe, trusted spaces. Including Domestic Abuse Peer Support Cafe, wellbeing sessions, confidence building and our group for girls aged 11 to 17 and their female carers to promote healthy relationships.

The Paget's Association is the only UK charity dedicated to supporting individuals affected by Paget's disease of bone. It offers information and support to patients, carers, and health professionals, funds research, and raises awareness about the condition

Provides support and organises trips, treats and holidays for families of children being treated for cancer or leukaemia at Sheffield Children's Hospital. Supports research projects and provides equipment for the ward, clinic and community nurses. PACT house provides accommodation for use by families whilst a child is undergoing treatment at the hospital.

THE PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION OF GOOD MENTAL HEALTH AND THE SAVING OF LIVES IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY: A. PROMOTING COUNSELLING AND SUPPORT TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN NEED OF SUCH DUE TO MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES. B. MAKING GRANTS TO ORGANISATIONS TO ENABLE SUCH PERSONS TO RECEIVE SUPPORT AND FUND COUNSELLING AND SUPPORT PROGRAMMES. C. TO PUBLICISE AND PROMOTE THE RESOURCES AVAILABLE F

The Geological Remote Sensing Group (GRSG) is a multidisciplinary community dedicated to advancing geological remote sensing through research, collaboration, and knowledge exchange.

The Relief of Sickness and the relief of need of people of all ages with disabilities, and long term physical and mental health conditions who reside in the United Kingdom through the provision of grants towards respite breaks, related care and other services.

ATTA4 ACTION will grant funding to initiatives in Africa & Indian Ocean Islands. Drawing on the experience and knowledge developed over 30 years the African Travel and Tourism Association (ATTA) will use its network of corporate members to identify grass route projects, varying from basics, such as water supply, sanitation, and hygiene, to clothing , education and healthcare support

To preserve and protect good health and relieve the needs of people living in Essex who are affected by alcohol misuse, through the provision of online coaching and mentoring support, advice, guidance, signposting services and activities designed to enable them to positively change their relationship with alcohol.

The AKT Up initiative seeks to help young people improve their mental, physical and economic circumstances, achieve their potential, and foster positive community engagement:Active: Promote physical activity as a means of improving health and wellbeing.Knowledge: Share education, skills, and information to empower individuals and groups.Thriving: Support mental and emotional wellbeing

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation in particular by the provision of facilities for running, yoga and other health-based activities in order to support general community health and to support community and social cohesion through recreational activities.

Guardians UK is dedicated to health and wellbeing, outdoor education and environmental regeneration, We are stewards of three key sites: Tree Rescue Hub in Southwark (London), Old Beard's Wood in West Sussex, and we partner with stewards of Pencoedtop in Ceredigion, Wales.

St Aidan's Hall, Berwick upon Tweed is a community facility that provides a venue for various group activities that promote the physical health, mental health and social welfare of the community.

SMIF is dedicated to improving mental health awareness, advocacy, and access to culturally appropriate education and services. Through culturally relevant activities, campaigns, and research, we reduce stigma and boost wellness, bridging gaps for underserved, marginalised and underrepresented groups, including Black, Asian, and minority ethnic communities, Indigenous people, and trauma survivors.

Our vision is to transform lives through aviation in isolated communities around the world, advancing health, wellbeing and the relief of poverty. We fund partner organisations that use light aircraft to provide life-saving medical assistance, disaster relief & essential supplies and services to reach areas inaccessible by other means. We also promote the importance of humanitarian flying.

Purbeck Stone Museum created and managed by Langton Matravers Local History and Preservation Society; Langton Matravers Village Museum; Extensive archive [30000 catalogued items]; Meetings and talks in Langton Matravers; Genealogical and Historical research.

Into Games supports people from low-income and working-class backgrounds to access careers in the UK video games industry. We run school workshops, training and placement programmes, and publish research to improve equality, diversity and access across games education and employment.

We raise funds to advance student education and wellbeing, focusing on improving outdoor learning environments and playgrounds affected by flooding, poor surfaces and limited play equipment. We provide indoor and outdoor learning resources, equipment and enrichment opportunities to support physical literacy, mental health and inclusive learning for the public benefit.

The charity is the charitable arm of River Dart Rotary Club. The charity carries out service projects in Dartmouth, Devon where it is based and the local surrounding villages. These projects include hospital driving, clearing weeds in Dartmouth and food runs for the local foodbank. It raises money for local charities by means of fund raising through Fetes, Quiz Nights and Sponsored Activies.

Operating in the United Kingdom, The Blackeye Rugby Fund provides public benefit by advancing health, relieving financial hardship and advancing the sport of rugby. It aims to assist current or former rugby players and others, involved or previously involved in the sport, in relief and recovery from, ill health and/or the consequences of injury. It also seeks to fund research that reduces risk.

Let People Moves brings dance opportunities to communities that may otherwise have little or no access to provision. This includes classes that support health and well-being, performances, festivals, creative workshops and training opportunities for artists and practitioners.

The Centre for Policy Research on Men and Boys is an independent evidence-based research organisation designed to understand and address the challenges men and boys face which prevent them from thriving. This will be through providing, promoting and convening gender-sensitive research, analysis and evidence in areas such as employment, education, health, fatherhood, identity, crime and culture.

ICPG is a network of academics dedicated to combatting and addressing antisemitism in UK higher education and improving the environment for Jewish students, academics and other staff at higher education institutions in the UK. Its main activities are to conduct and sponsor research into antisemitism,devise recommendations to the UK higher education sector and provide a network for Jewish academics