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THE RELIEF OF POVERTY OF THOSE IN NEED BY WAY OF FINANCIAL HARDSHIP AND OR HOMELESSNESS THROUGH THE PROVISIONS OF SUPPORT PACKAGES OF ESSENTIAL ITEMS SUCH AS CANNED FOOD AND CLOTHING ITEMS . TO ADVANCE THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION THROUGH THE PROVISION OF RELIGIOUS LITERATURE, PROVIDING INDIVIDUALS A PLACE OF WORSHIP AND RAISING AWARENESS OF THE CHRISTIAN BELIEFS.

The Diocese advances the Orthodox Christian faith in the UK and Ireland by preaching the Holy Gospel and performing sacred services according to Serbian Orthodox tradition. We support current members and those wishing to join the Church through spiritual guidance and church order. Activities are conducted across our parishes and church institutions within the Diocese.

To promote and advance the arts for the public benefit and to advance education on the work of the artist Thomas Sidney Cooper by encouraging people in the enjoyment and participation in the arts and operating an arts space, alongside providing financial awards to support aspiring artists.

Al Arkani is a Rohingya-led community organisation inspired by Arakan, our ancestral homeland. Founded by families who settled in the UK, we preserve our heritage, strengthen community ties and support those in need. Since 2019, we have united hundreds through cultural, faith and charitable events and are working to establish our first Masjid and Community Centre.

Mersey Mind Project is a community-driven initiative committed to empowering men throughout Merseyside to take charge of their physical and mental wellbeing.

The Maureen Terera Foundation helps children with disabilities and families in need in Zimbabwe and the UK. In Zimbabwe we provide school fees, food hampers and everyday support. In the UK we run workshops, raise awareness about disability and inclusion, and fundraise to support vulnerable children and families.

Koro is a theatre company specialising in immersive, interactive, and site-specific performance, using interactivity and play as tools for reflection, connection, and agency. The charity creates, produces and programmes participatory projects and events, in partnership with a range of arts, heritage, community and education partners.

To advance Orthodox Jewish life through Chabad-inspired religious, educational, social and welfare activities; support elderly and vulnerable people facing hardship or exclusion; and assist youth in need through programmes that build skills, resilience, responsibility, volunteering and community cohesion.

A community center that promotes acts of goodness and kindness to all. as well as providing Jewish worship, learning, and social action opportunities, including, Prayer services, Study sessions & lectures, Applying Jewish values to daily life, Helping the sick & those in need

Our foundation supports disadvantaged children and young people by providing access to education, training, and essential resources. We offer grants, advice, and services that help relieve poverty and support those living with disabilities.

We support residents of Whitfield and Glossopdale by running a community centre from which we run activities that include a food club redistributing surplus food, a cafe serving nutritious meals, and recreational activities for all ages. We hire our centre to local groups advancing education, recreation and social welfare.

Potterne's former village school is to provide a thriving, multi use space for community benefit. It plans to offer space for arts, clubs, crafts and exhibitions, as well as a village history centre for heritage purposes. For the public benefit, a car park is available on the premises as a public amenity.

Provision of facilities to support the advancement of education and skills in relation to traditional crafts and the use of modern technology to improve the speed and accuracy in producing traditional-style craftwork.

Jubilee Brass (Oxford) Band is a brass band based in Cowley, Oxford, promoting music to the general public through the provision of fetes, concerts and carolling throughout each year.

The provision and maintenance of a village hall for the use of theinhabitants of the Parish of North Lopham and the Parish of South Lophamwithout distinction of political, religious or other opinions, including use for:(a) meetings, lectures and classes, and(b) other forms of recreation and leisure-time occupation, with the object ofimproving the conditions of life for the inhabitants

Members undertake various work for other organisations or entities for the benefit of the public at largeand for those organisations.Members have a range of skills and knowledge that enable them to make repair or service items for thebenefit of others and pass on skillsand knowledge to other members, organisations and individuals.

The objective of the CIO is to promote the advancement of the Christian faith in accordance with its stated beliefs and practices, within the United Kingdom and internationally. This objective shall be pursued particularly, though not exclusively, through: a) The establishment and provision of facilities for public worship; b) The provision of pastoral care services; c) The dissemination

To relieve the needs of neurodivergent children/young people aged up to 25 and their caregivers through the provision of counselling and psychotherapy.We work from our offices in Great Yarmouth, as well as within schools/colleges/education centres. Counselling sessions can also be accessed online.Future groups include, parent/child, parent wellbeing, young carers, dads, shortbreaks provision

To advance the arts for the public benefit, in particular but not exclusively by maintaining and operatingthe Blakehay Theatre in Weston-super-Mare as a venue for music, theatre, spoken word, comedy andother live performances.

Furnishing, stocking, decorating and setting up libraries in primary schools. Helping schools to install library systems, recruit parent volunteers to run the library, training and helping them to maximise the use and effectiveness of the library through data analysis, promotions and sharing best practice

Jamia Daar e Zainab offers online education designed to empower women and teenage girls. We provide accessible courses on faith, scripture, ethics, and languages. Through virtual classrooms, we offer long-term academic degrees, short self-improvement workshops, and youth mentorship, helping women deepen their spiritual understanding and build strong moral foundations.

STEP Foundation operates in Bangladesh and the UK to relieve poverty and social disadvantage by delivering community-based initiatives that improve living conditions, support education and wellbeing, and promote sustainable, long-term development.

fundraising to provide much-needed funds for a primary school, inclusive of equipment and extracurricular activities, as well as supporting equitable education for all pupils.

AHO promotes social inclusion and empowerment for Afghan women in Harrow and Brent by offering culturally rooted social activities, digital skills training, parenting support, and awareness sessions on rights, safeguarding, and autonomy.

Meeting as a church religious body usually about twice a week.We also print and hand out cards and handbills that encourage and promote faith in God and attendance to church fellowship meetings.We make efforts to create engaging activities in our local community like visiting homes and public places with music and evangelism. And from freewill donations and offerings received we offer ......

Ashys Cricket Academy provides inclusive cricket facilities, coaching and structured sessions for young people, individuals with disabilities, those in need, SEND participants and older people. We use cricket to improve physical health, confidence and wellbeing, promote social inclusion and strengthen community engagement in local areas.

Discobility runs disco's for SEND adults. We provide a safe, welcoming space for SEND adults to come together (with their family/carers) and socialise, creating opportunities for friendships to form. Socialising through dance and music allows participants to connect on a deeper level, reducing social barriers and building supportive networks.

Provision of exercise classes to help manage symptoms of Parkinson's disease.

The CIO seeks to advance the education and wellbeing of the pupils in the Lycee francais Charles de Gaulle de Londres and its annexes in London by(1) Developing effective relationships between the parents, pupils, staff, management and other stakeholders of the School, and(2) Engaging in activities or providing funds, facilities or equipment which support pupils' education

The objects of the CIO are the relief of disabled people in Farnham and surrounding areas by the provision of opportunities and facilities for the sport of powerchair football in order to help improve their conditions of life.

The charity advances the Orthodox Christian religion for the public benefit by holding worship services, religious events and providing spiritual support. It also engages with the local community, offering pastoral care and charitable support to those in need.

Catbytes provides practical help to people who are 'digitally disadvantaged' - by any factor making it difficult for them to access and participate in services or activities that are dependent on using computers, phones, other digital devices, and the Internet. We run sessions where people can learn or seek advice, we loan computers and smartphones and we provide free broadband access.

Delivering street outreach services through trained Homeless Pastors in towns Providing Community Groups that offer pastoral support, recovery pathways, and social inclusion. Facilitating 12 step recovery programmes Training and equipping volunteers and Homeless Pastors Providing essential items

THE RELIEF OF NEED OF THE FAMILY, FRIENDS AND/OR CARERS OF THOSE WHO HAVE DIED SUDDENLY OR ARE SUFFERING FROM LONG TERM ILLNESS, PARTICULARLY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY STUDENTS OF SOUTH HUNSLEY SCHOOL BY THE PROVISION OF GRANTS

EdShift CIO provides therapeutic support for young people affected by domestic abuse and complex trauma. We deliver arts-based programmes, one-to-one support, and group interventions to support emotional wellbeing and recovery.We also provide training, prevention, and awareness-raising activities for schools, professionals, and community organisations, with a focus on early intervention.

Fearless Youth Association supports young people at risk of violence, crime, and social exclusion. Through mentoring, skills training, education, and safe spaces, we build confidence, resilience, and leadership. Our programmes help young people make positive choices, access opportunities, and contribute to safer communities.

We provide training, workshops and hands on projects that teach young people about sustainability, creativity, innovation and circular economy skills. We work with schools, businesses and communities to deliver design challenges and vocational learning that builds confidence, skills and opportunities.

To raise funds for the benefit of groups, persons and events in the local area and also to international projects in line with the aims and objectives of The Lions International organisation.

The charity supports, but is not exclusively for, Eritrean refugees and migrants in the North East, particularly Tyne and Wear. It provides advice, information and guidance to help individuals and families integrate into local communities, improve wellbeing, access services, develop skills, reduce isolation and achieve a better quality of life through community-based support and activities.

Safe, Sustainable Travel Torbay improves transport options in Torbay to support public health, children and young people, and equitable access for all. We promote safer streets, active travel and inclusive infrastructure through campaigning, partnership working, community engagement and practical activities that enable healthier, more independent everyday journeys.

To act as a resource for young people aged 18 to 25 living in England and Wales by providing advice and assistance and organising programmes of educational and other activities including accredited cookery education, mentoring, and life-skills training, as a means of:advancing in life and helping young people by developing their skills, capacities and capabilities to enable them to participate

To make grants in memory of Oliver James Liddar, who passed away tragically at the age of 25 on 14th April 2025 in Vancouver, Canada for the such exclusively charitable purposes according to the laws of England and Wales as the trustees may in their absolute discretion determine, in particular but not exclusively to relieve poverty by making grants to the homeless and to make grants to sports club

One Life One Love Healthy Lifestyle Foundation promotes mental, physical and emotional wellbeing through workshops, community programmes and advocacy. We provide health education, resilience training, signposting and empowerment initiatives for adults and young people. We also raise awareness of national and international health campaigns to reduce inequalities and strengthen community wellbeing.

A new professional Chamber Orchestra, Cuore is a leading cultural pioneer for classical music through performances across Yorkshire, and an ambassador promoting our region both nationally and internationally.The charity will perform a season of 4 concerts per year. Alongside our concerts, we will deliver educational outreach programs to enhance the musical awareness of children in Yorkshire.

Providing mobile food bank services to local Nottingham communities alongside homeless outreach services within Nottingham city centre and surrounding areas.

The organisation advances education by providing students with opportunities to develop their writing and communication skills in STEM topics, encouraging critical thinking and engagement with scientific ideas through article writing and feedback. We also promote participation in STEM activities to inspire learning and skill development.

Manage a community Hub which facilitates community and Church based groups. Other activities include Christian outreach . Debt counselling. After school reading clubs. Mental health and well being groups. Language group for local community. Providing support for the elderly in the community

Swansea Veterans Hub CIO support veterans, serving personnel, reservists and families across Swansea through drop ins, wellbeing support, signposting, social connection and access to a safe, warm, non judgemental space. We provide guidance on welfare, housing, employment, mental health and community engagement in partnership with local organisations.

To preserve and protect the health of the public by the provision of grants to established registered charities and non-profit organisations that deliver clean water infrastructure projects

For the public benefit, to relieve the needs of North Korean refugees living in the UK, who are in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or social exclusion in particular by the provision of activities and services that assist in the process of integration to their new home.