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We seek to create a poverty-free, equitable, and peaceful society in the war-affected and economically disadvantaged regions of Sri Lanka.Our mission is to empower these communities by supporting the formation of cooperatives and people-centered enterprises that are jointly owned and democratically governed by their members. These enterprises will enable individuals to achieve their economic

The society organises seven chamber music concerts each year which are open to the general public.

Sesame Organisation employs intersectional approaches to promote racial harmony for the public benefit and to relieve the needs of those experiencing or at risk of poor mental health, particularly amongst persons of East and Southeast Asian (ESEA) heritages. We achieve this through our free mental health services, and our training and education for all.

Voluntary run museum of steam power and land drainage. Owner of grade 2* (star) listed building and 1861 steam powered drainage machine, and many other exhibits.

The foundation provides independent educational facilities for pupils aged 4 to 18.

We have taken the place of Christian Care Association befriending and supporting needy families in the London Borough of Merton especially those experiencing housing and social difficulties. Arranging some activities for children from these families. Organising some self help courses.

Survivors Can Shine works to empower and protect children and young people by providing a range of services and support and raising awareness of adverse childhood experiences.

We are a support group for men diagnosed with or suffering from Prostate Cancer, and their partners. We do this through regular group meetings, a monthly pint and a chat evening as well as a buddying service.

The church is a place of worship, our activities include educating people about religion, pastoral care and outreach, evangelical missionary, interfaith activities and providing and maintaining a building for religious practices, conducting religious services including celebration of baptisms, marriages and conducting funerals. The church helps the general public within the parish.

The North Staffordshire Battalion The Boys' Brigade & Girls Association provides weekly activities, trips & residential events for children and young people in the North Staffordshire area, providing them with opportunities to learn, grow and discover in a safe, fun and caring environment which is rooted in the Christian faith.

Corsham Churches Foodbank CIO operates for the prevention or relief of poverty in the Corsham Area and surrounding villages for those who are economically, socially or financially deprived and those facing food insecurity by the provision of a foodbank particularly but not exclusively distributing food parcels containing tinned and dried food, and vouchers for fresh food.

Provision of services, Sundays and Wednesday's and Holy days. Benediction Service.Visits to care homes, hospitals and housebound parishionersFriendship Cafe, Bereavement Cafe, fairs and festivals, schools work and pastoral care.Education activities, shared community meals.

The Leek Town Centre Youth Project, Staffordshire, also known as @21 provides a safe and welcoming drop-in centre for teenagers aged between 13 and 18 years three times per week. They are able to socialise, enjoy positive activities and receive support and advise from trained youth workers. The aim is to develop the young people's self-confidence, respect for others and positive community values.

We provide opportunities within the sport of fencing to communities within the London area.

The objects of the CIO are:(a) to advance the amateur sport of association football.(b) to promote community participation in healthy recreation by providing facilities for playing association football (facilities means land, buildings, equipment and organising football activities).(c) to provide and assist in providing facilities for sport, recreation and other leisure time occupation of pe

Christian services for worship, prayer and Bible teaching are held every Sunday at 2.30pm in winter and 6.30pm in British Summertime. The premises on Markham Road, Chesterfield, S41 7EY, are made available to other local charities and community groups during the week at the discretion of the Trustees. Support is also given to children's charities in the wider world.

Village Hall. Used for good of the parish of Powerstock. Open for rental. Rented during school hours to Primary School.

Worship and community activities

The funds raised for St Nicholas are used for the upkeep of the church and churchyard and for the mission of the Church.

Birtley Community Centre resides within the heart of the Birtley Community between Elisabethville and Station Lane. We cater from Birth to Senior Age delivering all sorts of activities that are both self-lead and lead by other businesses or volunteers which means that every so often we are able to bring something new, or sometimes inaccessible to an accessible area such as this one.

Recycling of donated school uniform by ditributing it to families in need ensuring that all local children have access to the uniform that they need .Receiving unneeded preloved uniform from families, schools and local businesses, washing and laundering what is reusable for reuse and saving it from landfill sites.

To assist the residents of the Parish of Potton, Bedfordshire.

Provides support and activities to Neurodivergent young people (0-25) families and carers.

Providing classical orchestral concerts throughout the year in Somerset

Havenswood Trust supports neurodivergent children, young people, and adults, and their families. We provide inclusive education, family support, and community activities that reduce isolation and promote wellbeing. Our work is rooted in kindness, respect, and the belief that every individual has the potential to thrive and lead a productive and meaningful life.

Her Circle specialises in issues related to complex motherhood and women's recovery from trauma and abuse within that area. We raise women's voices to contribute to research, increase understanding, and ensure their involvement in the design of services and policies. Our support work is delivered in the North East, with research and systems change contributing to national work.

Fundraising activities to raise sufficient funds to rebuild our village hall on the existing plot of land

Produce and promote plays, drama, comedies, operetta and other dramatic and musical works to educate the general public and promote and facilitate the staging of such works by visiting troupes and artistes.

We promote archery in Sunderland and the North East by providing inclusive opportunities to learn and participate. We run beginner courses, community events, and open sessions for all ages and abilities, fostering personal growth, social connection, and wellbeing through the sport of archery.

Opening Doors CIO is a user led self advocacy organisation run by and for adults with a learning disability. Our main aim is for adults with learning disabilities to be confident people, making their own decisions and controlling their own lives with support from people they can trust. We run self advocacy groups and provide training to people with, and without learning disabilities.

The purpose of St Andrews Methodist Church is to respond to the Gospel of God's love in Christ through worship, care, discipleship and witness. In this context it provides: opportunities for times of prayer and worship; Christian love and support according to the Gospel of Christ; opportunities for deeper exploration of the faith; practical works of service to share the Christian message.

The advancement of the amateur sport of Indoor Bowls in West Dorset for the public benefitby the provision of facilities for participation in the sport of Indoor Bowls primarily, but notexclusively, to those who are resident in the West Dorset area.

IALIC CIO is a scholarly association which exists to support the advancement of science and education in the field of languages and intercultural communication in the social world. IALIC supports academics, practitioners, researchers and students to share research and advance knowledge and understanding about languages and intercultural communication, including through an annual conference.

To advance the education and to preserve the health of individuals by providing therapeutic support, education and care in accordance with the principles, methods and philosophy of Rudolf Steiner.

We are an archery club based in St Albans.

Providing meals for homeless and other vulnerable people.

To advance the Buddhist religion in Hull and surrounding areas by providing a place of worship, facilitating meditation and mindfulness practices, organising religious teachings and community activities, supporting spiritual and mental wellbeing, and providing Buddhist religious education for children, young people, and the wider community.

Northamptonshire Tennis's charitable purpose is to promote community participation in healthy recreation. In particular but not exclusively through the development, promotion and support of Tennis and Padel in the County of Northamptonshire and the inhabitants of the County. Our mission is for Tennis and Padel to grow and be accessible, welcoming, enjoyable and relevant to all communities.

Bristol Civic Society: an independent force for a better Bristol. Our vision is for a city full of activity, diversity and beauty, attractive for living in, work and leisure. A place its citizens are proud of, and a place that people want to visit, especially through its buildings, facilities and public spaces.

We provide welfare to Armed Forces Veterans and their families.

1. to advance, improve, develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, the artand science of music in all its aspects, including throughthe presentation of public events2. To provide free and low cost instrumental rental, tuition and guidance to engage and encourage more people of all ages to play a brass instrument in the context of a traditional brass band.

We support individuals and families affected by Bloom syndrome in the UK by helping them access and attend the specialised clinic at Guy's and St. Thomas hospital. We assist individuals and families affected by Bloom syndrome in the UK in making connections with each other to reduce isolation and build community.

Burge's Meadows was set up in 2025 to help stop the decline in wildflower meadows in England & Wales. Fundraising through its Trustees & various events, it distributes grants for the restoration of wildflower meadows in suitable locations in 3 steps: 1) identify suitable sites, 2) distribute grants to access seed, soil surveys and advice, 3) subsequent follow up surveys to monitor impact.

1. Providing information, support, guidance and resources to patients, caregivers, and families to help them understand and manage VWD.2. Advancing education and awareness of VWD among healthcare professionals and the wider public.3. Collaborating with organisations, medical bodies, charitable trusts and research institutions to promote, finance, or support research, education, and awareness r

All We Can inspires and enables acts of kindness worldwide. We provide a free digital platform for schools, communities and organisations to track, celebrate and amplify kindness, alongside campaigns, partnerships and initiatives that increase wellbeing, connection and measurable social impact.

The Pre-School offers a safe and happy environment in which children receive an excellent quality of education and care. The children spend their time learning through play, with planned acitivities based on the Early Years Foundation Stage Curriculum.

THE OBJECTS OF THE CIO ARE TO ADVANCE THE ISLAMIC FAITH FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY, THROUGH THE HOLDING OF PRAYER MEETINGS AND LECTURES, AND THE PRODUCTION AND/OR DISTRIBUTION OF LITERATURE ON ISLAM TO ENLIGHTEN OTHERS ABOUT THE ISLAMIC RELIGION.

Acting as the umbrella organisation for Progressive Judaism in the United Kingdom

Theatr yr Ifanc is a youth theatre that was formed in 1990. We are based at the Stiwt Theatr in Rhosllanerchrugog and cater for youth members from junior school age up to 18. During our sessions we work towards a yearly production as well as offering students the opportunity to engage with all theatrical activities.

The charity protects lives by raising awareness of knife crime and promoting safety through education and emergency training. It runs programmes in schools and communities, teaches bleeding control skills, and provides emergency bleed kits in high-risk areas, empowering the public to act quickly in emergencies and improve survival outcomes.