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Grappenhall Pre-school offer every child between the ages of 2 1/2 to 5, the opportunity to learn through play in a stimulating and nurturing environment. We strive for them to be happy, safe, confident and ready for school whilst continuing to work in partnerships with parents. We have an extensive range of toys and equipment designed to ensure all types of play opportunities are available.

The objects of the Club areFor the public benefit(1) the advancement of amateur sport by promoting the game of bridge for the benefit of theresidents of Northampton and the surrounding area.(2) the provision of facilities for the learning, teaching and playing of bridge in a friendly andsupportive environment with the object of improving conditions of life for local residents.

Embed architecture and urban design in children's education and give a voice to young people within their local physical environment through building a network of built environment professionals, educationists and teachers across the UK to support their work and embed youth-led design approaches. This is achieved through Awards, Forums, Resource Bank, Research and Policy.

PeCAN works to help Petersfield and surrounding villages reduce carbon emissions and protect nature.We help households to obtain retrofit assessments and grant funding, provide information and events, and work with local authorities and other partners on a variety of projects, from tree planting and protecting roadside verges etc. We work in and around Petersfield and East Hants.

We provide an alternative environment where people with SEND or social disadvantage can learn new skills knowledge, and experience for sustainable employment and independent living. We offer a large range of activities at the farm, kitchen, cafe and collaborate with education partners and community organisations to ensure the successful progress of our beneficiaries.

Whale Wise advances marine mammal conservation by:a) studying the interaction between marine mammal populations and human activity through scientific research;b) engaging the public with our work and marine conservation generally.

Access to sport in Cambridgeshire and East Anglia.Conservation, preservation and biodiversity in Cambridgeshire and East Anglia and wider UK. Trust is open to applications. Please submit your application to https://funding.ludlowtrust.com

Pledgeball brings about behavioural/attitude change, reducing human impact on the planet. Pledgeball works in 2 ways: Football Fixtures- Each match day, Pledgeball encourages fans to make pledges in support of their team (ranging from using a reusable cup to installing solar panels). Pledgeball events- Anyone can host an event with participants making sustainable lifestyle pledge(s) to enter.

TransitionZero is a climate data NGO with a mission to map the path to net zero with satellite imagery and machine learning. We educate stakeholders including financial regulators, policymakers and institutional investors using the data insights achieved through our machine learning model. Our centre of operations is in the UK, however our model tracks emissions worldwide.

Publication of an arts and literature journal. Organisation of public events to create a learning environment around this publishing programme.

The Trust is implementing a masterplan for the Radley Lakes area to become one of nature conservation and quiet recreation. The area is one of former gravel working in the south of Radley between the river Thames and Abingdon.Delivery is mainly through agreements with landowners and other stakeholders, but everyone can become involved by becoming a Friend of the Trust and by volunteering.

Our motto is "Create : Connect : Care : Celebrate". These four 'Cs' encapsulate what we are working to achieve with the villagers of Westbourne and beyond. We operate a community focussed venue for celebrations, charitable activities and local small businesses. We promote environmental sustainability, the arts and creativity and build connections between families, children and young people.

(1) to advance the Christian faith, including but not limited to, means of broadcasting Christian messages of an evangelistic and teaching nature using online platforms and holding religious services and prayer meetings in such parts of the United Kingdom or the world ...(2) to promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing people from becoming socially excluded ...

To promote, for the benefit of the public, conservation, protection, improvement of the physical and natural environment and biological diversity of the Thistley Place Meadow Nature Reserve.

OUR TIME SUPPORTS CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE AFFECTED BY PARENTAL MENTAL ILLNESS. WE RAISE AWARENESS OF THIS GROUP TO GAIN THEIR RECOGNITION WITHIN PUBLIC POLICY. WE CREATE SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENTS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE AND FAMILIES, WHERE THEY CAN RECEIVE EXPLANATIONS AND BUILD RESILIENCE. WE SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS WORKING WITH YOUNG PEOPLE TO BETTER UNDERSTAND THIS ISSUE.

1) TO PROMOTE HORTICULTURE AND FLORICULTURE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC GENERALLY AND IN PARTICULAR THOSE WHO LIVE IN OR VISIT MAGHULL 2) TO PROMOTE FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT IN MAGHULL BY THE PROMOTION OF PRACTICAL MEASURES AND ENCOURAGEMENT OF PARTNERSHIPS TO REDUCE LITTER AND IMPROVE THE GENERAL ENVIRONMENT OF THE LOCAL AREA.

GROW works with schools and communities delivering bespoke programmes in sustainable food growing and outdoor learning. We work predominantly with children and young people who face poverty, personal, or social barriers to learning, healthy living, and employment. Our agro-ecological farm and outdoor learning site at The Totteridge Academy in North London is at the heart of all of our activities.

1)Building a community allowing for shared experience and expertise2)Advancing research into the environmental and economic benefits of biodiversity in viticulture3)Developing resources and programmes to inform educators at wine institutions4)Raising awareness of the importance of biodiversity in viticulture5)Providing resources to inform of viticultural techniques and related activities

CTA reduces the digital divide, and e-waste, by providing technology, connectivity and skills to those in need. We refurbish donated computers, tablets & mobile phones, and distribute them through referrals from over 150 community organisations in south London such as schools, refuges, food banks, disability and refugee groups. We're developing a sustainable, scalable model for use across the UK

FIN is a conservation and education charity focusing on native freshwater fish species. It raises money to make grants to support projects designed to build up freshwater fish stocks and/or improve their habitats. It also seeks to educate the public about native freshwater fish and the part they play in the freshwater aquatic environment.

We offer facilities for worship and also outreach into the local community to combat loneliness, debt and poverty which is endemic in the area. We offer safe space and a warm environment for people to meet and enjoy fellowship.

Rastrick Junior FC provides facilities for children and young people to play football for the promotion of community participation in healthy recreation. We provide training facilities for young people, aged 6 to 18 years of age and participate in the Huddersfield Junior Football League Our emphasis is on children and young people having fun in a safe, inclusive and welcoming environment.

Planting trees and other carbon capturing plants, and encouraging and enabling the planting of these, on public and private land in and around Eastbourne. Supporting others in these activities. Maintaining planted trees and enriching the environment in which they are planted. Enhancing the natural environment and biodiversity of Eastbourne by planting and greening.

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC AND PROVIDE FOR THE GENERAL BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC THE PRESERVATION AND CONSERVATION OF THE BUILDINGS, OTHER CONSTRUCTIONS AND RELATED HISTORIC ARTEFACTS FORMING PART THE FORMER METHERINGHAM AIRFIELD AS DEFINED IN THE LEASE AND IN CONNECTION WITH 106 SQUADRON OF THE ROYAL AIR FORCE, NO. 5 GROUP BOMBER COMMAND, THE ROYAL AIR FORCE AND RAF METHERINGHAM AND BY TH

We have helped some of Nepal's poorest children in the Kathmandu Valley. We have raised funds for deprived and needy children living in environments and conditions that dictate that education has either ceased to be available, or is simply not an option. We endeavor to change the life and future opportunities for some of these children

West Dorset Wilding aim to restore nature in West Dorset through working with farmers and landowner to restore land and ecosystems that have been degraded biologically. We also are looking to engage the wider public as much as possible and help people reconnect with nature.

The conservation and preservation of the Ouessant sheep as a distinctive and viable breed of heritage sheep in the United Kingdom. Providing a registration and breeding programme to encourage and promote the improvement of the breed. Advancing education of the attributes and husbandry of Ouessant sheep, improving awareness of the breed and the welfare of its animals.

Wild Marlow helps to promote and encourage the protection, improvement and conservation of the biodiversity and physical environment specifically for wild species within the four Marlow wards (Greater Marlow Ward, Flackwell Heath and Little Marlow Ward, Marlow North and West Ward, Marlow South East Ward).

Our main activities in furtherance of the Charity objects and for the public benefit have been environmental initiatives. The Charity has donated fruit trees to over twenty five primary schools, given away over five hundred whip trees through community events, and most notably partnered with Camden Council to plant trees in council estates.

To purchase land in Padfield and maintain and improve it for both people and nature.

The BGF Foundation is focused on the following 5 charitable purposes: the prevention or relief of poverty, the advancement of education, the advancement of health or the saving of lives, the advancement of environmental protection or improvement, and the relief of those in need by reason of age, youth, ill health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage.

The Oxford Climate Alumni Network (OxCAN) is a UK-registered charity and global alumni network of the University of Oxford. We host a network built on Oxford alumni connections, to help people collaborate on mitigating and adapting to climate change. As well as managing various online networks for our members, we host events and post public material on our website.

The Warwickshire Beekeepers Association was founded in 1879 and is affiliated to the British Beekeepers Association. Our aim is to advance the education of the public and beekeepers in the craft of beekeeping and promote the importance of bees in the environment. We operate locally through 8 branches. To find out more visit: www.warwickshirebeekeepers.org.uk

The object of the MCG is the benefit of the public, the furtherance of all aspects of the exploration, scientific studyand conservation of caves and related features. We introduce members of the public to caving and provide or loan accommodation and equipment for them to do so. We are based in the Mendip Hills area of Somerset. CIO 1197325 is taking over from charity 270088 during 2022.

The Trust benefits communities within North Yorkshire, Teesside and Cumbria. The aims are: to help educate & develop young people, particularly those with phyical, learning, & mental health problems; disadvantaged groups; the conservation & improvement of the natural environment; to address the challenges of rural communities and any other charitable purposes considered oppropriate at the time.

Our mission is to communicate the deep connections between human well-being, environmental sustainability, a healthy society, and the rights of all living things in a clear and well-grounded way that respects science, ancient wisdom and common sense. We believe in the power of small acts. We face the greatest test ever encountered by humanity.

Gateway into the Community enables people with learning disabilities to take part in a broad programme of leisure and learning opportunities. The safe environment within our own 'groups' prepares our members to participate in mainstream activities in their wider communities. We work to ensure that the inclusion of people who have a learning disability is enjoyable and beneficial for everyone.

Sapphire provides an adult environment for those young people who want to increase their confidence and achieve successfully in the community and the wider society. The young person is central to the service we deliver, underpinned by positive relationships with the family/carers and all the relevant professionals involved.

Advancing education and research in the subject of Sustainable Finance and Investment by promoting highly impactful academic research, developing academic collaboration internationally between researchers, nurturing the development of junior academics, promoting knowledge and raising standards in the form of facilitating academic research and publication in peer-reviewed articles and online.

SisterWood holds forest school style sessions for young women and those that idenfity as female aged 12-16, who are struggling with their mental health. These sessions include listening circles, nature connection and communal cooking as well as learning practical skills, yoga, singing and other mindfulness based activities to help them build a toolkit for mental health and wellbeing.

Promoting the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment through the development and maintenance of a community garden based on sustainable horticultural practices and the promotion of biodiversity.Providing informal and formal teaching opportunities for learning about horticulture, conservation, woodworking, beekeeping and related subjects.

1. the prevention or relief of poverty in Ibusa town in Nigeria by providing grants, items, and services to individuals in need. 2. To advance education in Ibusa town in Nigeria by providing or assisting in the advancement of education, training, trade skills, apprenticeship and all the necessary support designed to enable individuals to generate a sustainable income and be self-sufficient.

The Charity's aim is to provide a safe, educational and caring environment that will encompass all the seven areas of learning for the Foundation Phase:Language, Literacy and Communication;Maths;Creativity;Physical;Personal, Social and Wellbeing and Multi-cultural Understanding;Knowledge and Understanding of the worldCurriculum Cymreig

The Whyteleafe Community Hub (WCH) operates in the village of Whyteleafe and was established to benefit all people as part of a sustainable, resilient, and thriving community. It operates a food bank, runs local events, and supports people in the community through service and support.

1. Promote conservation, protection, improvement and biodiversity of the physical and natural environment of Clapham Common; and 2. To provide or assist in the provision of facilities and activities for the benefit of the inhabitants of south west London in particular but not exclusively by the preservation, promotion, support, assistance and improvement of Clapham Common.

To deliver its objects, Communities for Nature will provide or assist in the provision of goods, services, resources and grants to communities and organisations; develop or assist in the development of infrastructure and the education of communities; and provide or assist people with the means to live and support themselves or their community for the present and the future.

Energy Heroes is a practically engaging programme, teaching children to be energy literate and is committed to improving Maths and Science skills through the exploration of national data associated with Energy and Climate Change.

The main activities of the trust are the rescue, medical treatment, rehabilitation of wild birds and other animals in need of care and attention, and the education of the public in methods of treatment, nursing and conservation.

Creating environments for people to build the foundations for continuous growth to reduce homelessness and financial hardship in Chorley.Facilitating supported housing environments that create and add value to residents.Providing Person Centred coaching packages to support and empower actions for positive change and recovery.

City of Trees is a community forest organisation for Greater Manchester, working with volunteers and an ever-growing network of individuals, communities, businesses and organisations to plant trees and look after trees across the GM region. Promoting a tree culture with activities to boost health & wellbeing, enhance learning and green skills and tackle the climate and biodiversity emergency.