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Amazing Grace International supports homeless people, refugees and asylum seekers in the UK by relieving poverty and improving wellbeing. The charity provides food banks, hot meals, housing support, advice, mental health and wellbeing support, skills training, employability workshops and practical guidance to help individuals rebuild stability and independence.

The Women's Matter Group provides support and empowerment for women through workshops, mentoring, peer support groups, training, and wellbeing sessions. We also provide advice and signposting to relevant services. The charity includes children and families by running family friendly activities and supporting parents and carers in a safe community environment.

We provide mental health workshops, peer support, and signposting services for those in emotional distress. We also offer emergency food and hygiene supplies to individuals in financial hardship across Chesterfield and the UK.

We Are Here is a charity building a free, offline-accessible digital map that helps people facing and at risk of homelessness, and the organisations supporting them, find nearby support quickly - no account required and no personal data collection and free to use.

Funding will be directed to promote positive change in literacy to develop confidence, individuality and aspiration; to support the provision of reflective and meaningful opportunities for children and the young to access culture and the arts; and to champion pioneering and original research in literacy and the wellbeing of children and young people, which inspires action for bold policy change.

The Tewahedo Trust provides Oriental Orthodox theological courses for clergy and members of the Oriental Orthodox Church, supports youth spiritual development, and carries out charitable activities to assist those in need within the community.

Hudson Roy Foundation provides financial and humanitarian support to vulnerable families and individuals affected by poverty and crisis in Sudan and among Sudanese refugees outside the country. Operating from the UK, we deliver aid, grants and community support to improve living conditions, health and wellbeing.

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Advancing the Christian faith of the church of England, specifically through providing services, support, and outreach in the Doncaster city area.

Church operating in Leeds, providing weekly services, Bible studies, prayer meetings and community events.

PASHA FOUNDATION SANJHA VEHRA promotes Punjabi language, culture, and heritage in the UK through educational workshops, cultural events, performances, and exhibitions. Activities are open to all and aim to educate, preserve traditions, and foster community cohesion.

The OBA foundation will be a resource for young people up to the age of 21 living in The United Kingdom and Ghana by providing educational programmes & Resources. Helping young people to advance in life. The Foundation will aid to relieve poverty ,provide small grants & technological resources and physical & mental educational workshops for young people in deprived communities.

We run events at New Chapter Primary school, for example: summer/ Christmas fairs, bake sales or coffee mornings. The money raised is used to enhance the educational needs of the pupils in the school but buying resources and equipment the school requires

We aim to accomplish the following objects:1. Advancement of education of children in need.2. Preservation and protection of good health and the relief of poverty among children.3. Advancement of environmental protection and improvement for the benefit of the public.

We fun the school PTA, all events take place on the school grounds. We fundraise through activities (eg firework night, uniform sale, discos etc). The events are run by parent volunteers and supported by school staff.

Supports vulnerable people in East London including homeless, refugees, abuse survivors, and those facing hardship through counselling, ESOL, food aid, wellbeing and skills workshops. Empowers disadvantaged young people 16-25 with education, mentoring, and activities to build confidence and independence.

The charity is dedicated to the collection, preservation and accessibility of heritage records and other materials that reflect the history of the post World War Two Polish diaspora resettlement in regions of Northern England and that of their descendants. We promote learning and understanding of this history and its contribution to British life and history through our exhibitions and events.

HomelessNest works to prevent and relieve poverty by providing essential items, services, advocacy, grants, mental health and employability support to people who are homeless, vulnerably housed or otherwise vulnerable. We help people in crisis access practical assistance and connect with relevant services.

The Free School Norwich PTFA raises funds to enhance pupils education and wellbeing beyond the schools core budget. Through events and community activities, we provide additional resources, equipment and enriching experiences, while strengthening the school community.

We preserve Trefan Morys, the former home and library of Jan Morris, as a place of literary and cultural significance. We host residencies, workshops, exhibitions and public programmes, support writers and artists, and promote Welsh arts, heritage and education locally, nationally and internationally

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN IN TRADITIONAL CHINESE AND EUROPEAN ARTS AND CULTURE BY PROVIDING CLASSES IN CHINESE LANGUAGE AND TRADITIONAL CHINESE AND EUROPEAN ARTS INCLUDING BUT NOT EXLUSIVE TO DANCE, ART, CALLIGRAPHY AND LITERATURE

advocate and teach Christian religion to general public

Bridlington Community Shed reduces isolation - especially for older men - by offering a welcoming space for socialising, hands-on projects, learning, and sharing skills. We support those facing loneliness, unemployment, or health issues, fostering connection, belonging, and purpose in our community.

The preservation of good health and the relief of sickness of those in the region of Pirmahal, Pakistan who cannot afford healthcare, through the provision of funds to the AR Medicare Hospital to support and assist with providing treatment and care for such people.

We provide education for children and young people with special educational needs (SEN) by establishing specialist schools, tailored facilities, and support services. Our work promotes inclusion, learning, and long-term opportunity for those often excluded from mainstream education.

Provision of Muslim graveyard in Stoke On Trent

To advance the Islamic faith in Gainsborough and neighbouring villages for the benefit of the public through the holding of prayer gatherings, lectures, producing and/or distributing literature to enlighten and educate others about the Islamic faith, outreach and pastoral care in the community.

We raise money for Wadebridge school PTFA by hosting events for parents, staff and pupils

Grants for strictly charitable purposes to organisations that pass our due diligence checks

To further the conservation and preservation of the wild hedgehog (Erinaceous Europeas) by providing a rescue, care and rehabilitation service for sick, injured, or orphaned hedgehogs with the aim of releasing such hedgehogs back into the wild wherever possible. To promote the education and raise awareness of hedgehog conservation to the public, including habitat, treatment and care.

We provide support to the local community by organising free events such as concerts, dramas and movie nights. We also run regular youth activities such as basketball and football events

The charity has been set up to provide free food, household products, clothing, and necessities to the homeless, underprivileged, students, vulnerable individuals, OAPs and the needy members of the wider community

The charity provides assistance for wedding costs to needy families.

WeCare4All UK relieves poverty and hardship by providing food parcels, hot meals and essential support to low-income families, homeless individuals and vulnerable residents. We run community food distributions, outreach and wellbeing activities, reduce social isolation, and work with volunteers and local partners to support people affected by the cost-of-living crisis.

We have a in person service on Sundays in St Andrew's Church in Croydon. We rent a space there for our services.Our Sunday services include praise and worship, prayer and the preaching of the Holy Bible. We also hold specific events like family prayer walks, evangelism and visitations of members.We fellowship through gatherings like to build relationship and invite the community.

The Charity's main activity is the production of plays and musical theatre shows for the benefit of the public

PSPC is home to a number of families and young people, many of whom serve in different ministries for the glory of God while they are a part of the church. We are a welcoming church that exists to give everyone the opportunity of understanding the gospel, where all can grow in their relationship with God, and develop their gifts for the kingdom of God.

The object of the CIO is advancing the Christian faith for the public benefit in accordance with the Statement of Faith in West Midlands through the holding of religious services and prayer meetings, religious education, missionary work, celebrating Christian festivals, outreach and pastoral care in the community.

We are a community-run childcare service based in Llanddulas. We provide affordable, high-quality holiday care for children aged 3 to 11, offering creative, active, and inclusive play in a safe, nurturing environment.

We promote Romanian arts, culture and heritage for the public benefit, and social inclusion for the public benefit by supporting Romanians living in Kent, and by creating opportunities for Romanians to engage with service providers.

To relieve the needs of women and their families living in England and the Democratic Republic of Congo, particularly within the Congolese and wider African diaspora, and others in need due to youth, age, ill health, disability, or financial hardship, in Greater London, as determined by the trustees.

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A pre school playgroup offering education and care for 3-4 year olds

A passionate group of kidney patients have united to form the Lancashire & South Cumbria Kidney Patient Association (LSCKPA). Our mission: to support the welfare and wellbeing of kidney patients in our area, helping them navigate the multifaceted journey of kidney disease. Our goal is to ensure that no one has to face this journey alone.

The purpose of the association is to advance the education of pupils in the school in particular by developing effective relationships between staff, parents and others associated with the school. Engage in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils.

The relief of sickness and the preservation of life to members of the public by providing trained volunteers to attend medical emergencies as directed by East Midlands Ambulance Service.

Al Helal Foundation UK is a charity dedicated to helping the poor and needy around the world.

Rivers of Prayer Foundation serves the community by advancing the Christian faith through prayer, worship, Bible teaching, and outreach. We support children, youth, women, and families through faith-based programmes, pastoral care, food and clothing support, and community activities that bring hope, encouragement, and spiritual growth through the love of Jesus Christ.

Zovu is a foundation which aims to support community and citizen action towards building a more just and sustainable world. We support local action by sharing stories, connecting communities and catalysing change by direct support to local community organisations around the world.

- Weekly orchestral rehearsals during university term time, conducted by a professional Musical Director, which are free to attend and open to all- Holding concerts three times a year that are free and open to all, with a relaxed afternoon concert and a more formal evening concert- Providing occasional workshop events, extending beyond the normal membership of the orchestra