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To develop the capacity and skills of the members of socially disadvantaged communities, particularly, but not exclusively the Polish community, in the county of Dorset in such a way that they are better able to identify, and help meet, their needs and to participate more fully in society by promoting activities to foster understanding between people from diverse backgrounds.

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF PUPILS IN THE SCHOOL IN PARTICULAR BY:DEVELOPING EFFECTIVE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE STAFF PARENTS AND OTHERS ASSOCIATED WITH THE SCHOOL;ENGAGING IN ACTIVITIES OR PROVIDING FACILITIES OR EQUIPMENT WHICH SUPPORT THE SCHOOL AND ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUPILS.

To provide grants to other charitable bodies.

The Charity obtain donations of original, unused, in-date medical supplies from the UK which would otherwise be wasted and send them to hospitals and clinics in resource poor locations which have specific needs for them.

We train people (usually clergy) in deliverance ministry. Largely speaking we work with Church of England Clergy, but at our annual training course we usually have one or two people from overseas, or from other denominations.

The making of grants and awards for the development of skills in disadvantaged communities in Barnet and the promotion of social inclusion and integration into society among the socially and economically deprived in Barnet.

Alleviating poverty

ACTIVITIESa) Weekly Sunday Service 09:00 am to 14:00.b) Weekly praise and worship practice or rehearsals.c) Weekly Intercessory Prayer Meeting.d) Easter & Christmas celebration eventse) Fasting and Prayer run twice a year.f) Weekly Small group meeting.g) Annual Women's Glad Tidings Conference.h) Family Events -twice a year.i) Nutritional Club Event - once a month.

The chance to hone and develop their musical skills and vocal technique.

Providing Medical Treatments and Relieving sickness for people;Health education or sickness prevention;Prevention or relief of Poverty;Assisting in Medical Research;Terminal Health Care;The charity aims to deliver these services in UK and Pakistan with the help of other organisations / Charities that are already operating in much needed areas of UK and Pakistan.

Croeso Abergwaun was set up to support Syrian refugee families to relocate to North Pembrokeshire. The group provides language (ESOL) sessions for the adults to enable them to become part of the community and find employment. It sources a property to rent and helps them set up a bank account so they can receive the benefits they are entitled to. Assistance is offered to settle children in school.

Sports based charities, local sports teams

Our PTFA works with our school, parents, pupils and the local community to put on a range of events and activities e.g. bonfire display, Christmas Fayre, prize bingo and summer festival etc. These help to build a school community, breakdown barriers and help fund-raise. We use our funds to purchase a range of goods and services that help advance the education of pupils at our school.

The Museum, to be based at Milton Bryan in Bedfordshire, will collect, preserve and exhibit material and artefacts relating to the gathering, analysis and dissemination of military intelligence across the Army, Navy and Air Force.

General charitable purposes

A village sports association with access to sports field and club house for use for all sports recreation in the local and wider community.

Education/training in engineering and mechanics. Provides Advocacy/advice/information.

Charitable Grant Giving for capital projects with an emphasis on Arts based projects

Making donations in accordance with the benefactors wishes- principally cancer and sight relates areas.

The object of the charity is to help the most needy and poor people of Bangladesh through various charitable activities such as orphan sponsorship projects, education projects and medical projects.

We provide products and services to the children of Giffard Park School.

Cat rescue based in London

Raising funds to give grants to advance the Kingdom of God and social inclusion projects

General grant making charity to charitable organisations

To provide extra curriculum activities and resources to pupils attending Locksley School

The Lymington Foundation Trust supports and empowers individuals and groups to run projects to expand the wellbeing of the wider community. Our Ambassadors work with Project Managers and Teams by making grants or individualised programmes of financial support. Each project will clearly demonstrate its benefit to the community (local or wider), in its aim, process and realisation.

The Trust aims to receive income from acquiring and leasing redundant BT red phone boxes as retail kiosks. Income is used to support people in need in the local area (London Borough of Richmond upon Thames).

Facilitating young people to purse the sport of rollerblading, in london and in countries with developing skate scenes

Community Association

The Founder of the charity and all the IT'S OK NOT TO BE OK (IOKN2BOK) team are fully committed to helping people who are experiencing issues with their mental health or struggling with addictions.The biggest tool we have as a charity is to help people in their darkest days by creating environments to talk about the struggles that they find themselves in and implement the support that they nee

The charity does not yet carry out any activities. The trustees have chosen to continue activities under the charity structure Aylesbury Homeless Action Group (1009983) for the present time.

A-Z works for the public benefit, the advancement of education for needy children, including orphans and the financially poor.

Charity preschool provision

We give small, one off grants to organisations operating to: prevent and relieve poverty amongst people; advance the education of the public, and advance the health and the saving of lives. We support organisations that operate in particular, but not exclusively, in the North West of England.

Dormant

1) The prevention or relief of poverty, Financial Hardship, need or distress in the UK & abroad by providing grants / loans to individuals.2) Provision of scholarship to candidates in the UK & abroad who wish to train as priests within the Roman Catholic Church. 3) Making grants to educational institutions or the provision of study materials to schools and/or poor pupils in the UK or abroad.

Provision of Almshouse Accomodation for the elderly

The objects of the CIO is to further such purposes which are exclusively charitable within the laws of England and Wales as may be determined from time to time by the Trustees.

We provide support to schools in underserved communities in Africa, providing books and furniture for libraries, reading hubs/corners, as well as literacy training courses for primary school teachers.

The object of the CIO is The advancement of the Christian gospel and faith within the Diocese of Worcester by administering and maintaining Churches or Ecclesiastical Buildings licensed for public worship in accordance with the Christian faith as received by the Church of England.

We provide community events at Birchwood Avenue Primary School for the children of the school and the wider community.These events are free or to raise funds for projects at the school or for the wellbeing of the children.

The object of the association is to advance the education of pupils in the school in particular by: developing effective relationships between the staff, parents and other associated with the school; engaging in activities and providing facilities and equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils. We do this by fundraising through out the year

Early years childcare setting

Helping humanity with aid, food, and medical assistance

The charity was formed with the intention of entering into a long term lease with Pembrokeshire County Council (PCC) the the owners of Haverfordwest Castle to manage and operate the visitor centre and support facilities on the site, including the museum and events space. Currently this intent is expressed in a partnership agreement with PCC whilst the development of the site is taking place.