CharityScore UK

To advance the Christian religion and the ethics, ideals and principles of the Presbyterian church for the public benefit. To also provide advice, counselling and support for members' training and education for the relief of poverty. Participate in social welfare activities to improve the conditions of the members and their children.

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.

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.

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.

Three Nines supports children and young people up to the age of 18 who have been impacted by crime or who are at risk of becoming involved in crime. The organisation provides early intervention services to promote well-being and a brighter future for those living on the bread line or who have suffered behaviour-changing trauma as a result of crime.

We create tiny, thriving native forests in schools and communities, using the Miyawaki method. Through hands-on learning, playful education and local partnerships, we reconnect people with nature, one tree (and child) at a time. Based in Plymouth, we grow both forests and futures across the South West and beyond.

The church organises and holds regular worship services available to all who wish to attend. We offer pastoral support. We also provide space for youth groups at reduced cost and have a space available for prayer, reflection and worship.

Redditch Renewal Churches Trust advances the Christian faith and serves the people of Redditch through worship, prayer, discipleship, youth and children's work, community outreach, pastoral support, leadership development, and partnerships with local organisations. The Trust also stewards and develops St Stephen's Church for worship, mission, and community benefit.

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

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.

Windmill Pre-School provides term time Early Years' Education for children from Brill and the surrounding area from the ages of 2 to 4 plus years

Windmills is an inclusive playgroup offering early learning to children 2-5 years old. Windmills supports children in their learning in a safe and developmentally engaging environment through play and in accordance with the regulatory requirements of the Early Years Foundation Stage as set out by Ofsted.

Young Northants is an independent collaboration of voluntary and community sector (VCSE) organisations supporting children and youth work provision in Northamptonshire.

TO HELP AND EDUCATE YOUNG PEOPLE THROUGH THEIR LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES AND IN PARTICULAR THROUGH THE PROMOTION OF THE ARTS SO AS TO DEVELOP THEIR PHYSICAL, MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL CAPACITIES THAT THEY MAY GROW TO FULL MATURITY AS INDIVIDUALS AND MEMBERS OF SOCIETY AND THAT THEIR CONDITIONS OF LIFE MAY BE IMPROVED.

The Ecole des Loustics runs out-of-school French language classes for children in and around Exeter whose home circumstances include frequent exposure to the French language or who have previously been educated in a French-language setting.

The Devon Rural Skills Trust is a charity dedicated to safeguarding crafts practiced in Rural Devon. Crafts such as Hedgelaying, Drystone walling etc. We do this by offering courses to the public, running a training scheme that allows young people to learn these crafts allowing them to gain employment with these crafts, and by attending public events to educate the public on Devon's Heritage.

We offer a range of services for survivors of childhood sexual abuse, exploitation and rape, including support groups, drop-ins, facilitated creative therapy, 1-to-1 therapy & crisis therapy, digital support, personal development courses, & mentoring with 1-1 support. Drop in services are provided in Mansfield, with therapy delivered countywide.We also deliver specialised training and conferences.

A volunteer-led charity improving Harrow's environment through clean ups, campaigns and joint working with Police and Council. We promote awareness, support enforcement on waste issues, and empower the community by working with schools, youth, local groups and residents to build a cleaner, safer and more connected Harrow.

St Marks is a Church of England parish church, operating in Banister Park, in the heart of Southampton. We gather weekly on a Sunday to worship Jesus, and conduct a variety of activities throughout the week to reach out to and provide services for our local community. We run baby and toddler groups, lunch club, and coffee & chat drop in events, plus youth & children's groups mid-week & Sundays.

Bromsgrove bears basketball club provides a safe, secure and active environment for both young people and adults both male and female and all abilities to participate in their chosen sport of basketball. We currently have a membership of around 200 from ages 7 to adult, we have more than 56 % of the club from BAME backgrounds and have both development teams participating in local leagues together

Community Sports Club based at Laund Hill in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire.Membership of over 750 members with main focus on football and rugby union for minis, Juniors, Youth and Senior sections with extensive coverage of Girl and Ladies teams. Also support walking groups and other sport and recreational activities.

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.

We are a Scout Group running as a Group within the UK Scout Association.We provide learning and development opportunities through a range of weekly and weekend/holiday activities for young people aged from six to fourteen in the area of Backwell, North Somerset

Heigham Park Rangers is a community football club affiliated to Norfolk County Football Association. Based in Norwich we aim to provide every child with an opportunity to play football and value enthusiasm and attitude as much as ability. The club is run by volunteers and is non profit making. We currently run teams in age groups from Under 6 to Under 18 as well as an adult squad.

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.

Sunday Church meetings and Sunday school Special services for Christmas Easter and Harvest Prayer meetings Home groups Schools workYouth and kids clubChristians Against Poverty supportersAlpha course, Community Grocery and charity shop Drop in for asylum seekers and refugeesCommunity cafeToddler GroupLove Crewe mission events

To relieve the needs of children with life limiting or terminal illnesses and their families and carers by the provision of short holidays. To relieve the need of of bereaved families following the loss of a child by the provision of a short break

We provide fun, virtual coding and game design lessons to children across the UK. As a charity, we focus on reaching those from low-income backgrounds. Donors can sponsor a child or school, and parents can book lessons - with each paid lesson funding one free place for a child in need.

Cedar Church is a Christian charity in Birmingham sharing the Gospel through worship, teaching and outreach. We serve all ages with services, pastoral care, youth work and social initiatives, celebrating the love of Christ through music, gatherings and compassionate action that build faith, connection and hope across families, generations and the city.

We run peer support groups for children who have been bereaved by suicide.We run our group in Liverpool but they are open to families who are able to travel to us.We also run a peer support group for the parents and carers at the same time and at the same place as the children's group.We also have a national online peer support group for children aged 7-14

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.

We focuses on promoting the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church faith through worship and religious ceremonies. We conduct Twice a month services, provide religious education to children, and offer tailored services for Ethiopian, British and Eritrean communities. Additionally, we assist new migrants in settling in the UK while ensuring compliance with UK law and religious regulations.

Educational programs for young people through training, mentorship, workshops in leadership development, financial literacy, digital skills, environmental sustainability, community engagement, civic responsibility, capacity building, and volunteer coordination. These programs also include recreational activities for disadvantaged youth to advance in life and relieve unemployment.

To advance young people's education and development by engaging them in activities that build skills, values, and community spirit, including after-school clubs that foster digital literacy, teamwork, and emotional intelligence. Also, to educate youth and parents on safe engagement in online video game communities, giving them tools to recognise and respond to toxic behaviour.

We are a multi-sensory theatre company making work for children with additional needs. We also offer bespoke training and educational programs for staff, families and careers.

Regular public worship open to all; teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses and small groups; promoting the whole mission of the church through provision of activities for adults and children; supporting mission partners in the UK and overseas. Providing a hall that is regulary used by the community.

South Berkshire District Scouts achieves its purpose by providing a range of structured activities, programmes and support services designed to develop young peoples' physical, intellectual, social and spiritual well-being. Opportunities are offered for personal growth through sports, education, leadership training and community engagement. Encouraging responsibility, teamwork and global awareness

The main activities undertaken by the Church were regular public meetings for worship, prayer, bible study, preaching and teaching the Christian gospel, communion of the Lord's Supper, involvement in overseas mission, evangelism and outreach to the community including the welcome, teaching and encouragement of children and young people, on Sundays and mid-week.

Our vision is that every child with a life limiting condition and their family across the UK has access to a model of integrated community children's palliative care. We do this by rolling out and replicating the Kentown Model creating sustainable teams around the child and family and equipping professionals and parents and carers knowledge and expertise.

Gap Ministries, also known as Gap Kenya supports children living on the streets and children who live on the main municipal garbage dump in Mombasa, Kenya. The charity runs two centres and a foster family home, with the aim of educating, empowering and enabling these young people. Funding is provided by donations both corporate and individual and by grants from Trusts.

To advance in life and help young people from the local community for the public benefit through providing or assisting in the provision of appropriate and accessible facilities and services to promote training, employment recreation, emotional support and care, with the object of improving their conditions of life.

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

Our 300 plus volunteers spend time, in mainly, primary schools hearing children read twice a week for 10 to 15 minutes at a time.This creates a discussion which in turn improves social and communication skills and builds confidence.This confidence is vital and we help give these children the building blocks of self belief.

The advancement in life of young people in schools andapprenticeships to enhance their education and competence intheir trades or careers.The relief of elderly people who are in need by reason of their age.The conservation and protection of woodland.

Together With Kenya helps in the relief of poverty in Kenya through child education sponsorship, clean water projects, micro-finance, education, introduction of technologies, agriculture teaching. Please help us in our tasks.

We support children and young adults with terminal illness, special needs, autism, eating disorders in UK and those in need of heart surgery in India. We also advance the education and well being of children and young adults through arts, music, dance, drama and sport

Include, but not restricted to: regular public worship, prayer, Bible study, preaching and teaching; evangelism and mission locally and further afield; the teaching, encouragement and inclusion of young people; nurture and growth of Christian disciples; giving and encouraging pastoral care; supporting and encouraging charitable social action.

The Graham Gooch foundation supports other the sporting charities and other organisations that helps young people in the UK to enhance their dreams and opportunities through sport.

The aims of the Pre-school are to enhance the development and education of children primarily under statutory school age by encouraging parents to understand and provide for the needs of their children through community groups and by offering appropriate play, education and care facilities.

To advance in life and relieve needs of young people through:(a) The provision of recreational and leisure time activities provided in the interest of social welfare, designed to improve their conditions of life;(b) Providing support and activities which develop their skills, capacities and capabilities to enable them to participate in society as mature and responsible individuals.