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To work in partnership with others to create a sustainable resource which inproves the health and well being for people in Wythenshawe and increases their ability to participate in the wider community. To do this we offer furniture, white goods and clothes at low cost, courses for physical, mental and emotional well being and our cafe serves healthy food at an affordable cost.

1 Advocacy to influence government policy, health systems and resourcing decisions at global, regional and national levels 2 Promotion of knowledge and learning so Members are more able to contribute to eye health3 Generate resources sufficient to enable Members to deliver the strategy4 Global initiatives that bring value and enhance collaboration to achieve universal eye health coverage

The volunteer centre aims to help people in need, through the direct actions of local volunteers, by providing accessible transport, support groups, a befriending service and information provision. We seek to identify gaps in community care which can appropriately be met by volunteer activity. We also assist and promote other community based health and welfare groups in their activities.

We work with parents and other adults who have suffered the traumatising effects of war, torture and displacement. Through our work with refugees and people seeking asylum, we seek to improve their life chances and their mental health and wellbeing. We provide therapy, often with horticulture. We also offer practical support with benefits, education and housing matters.

We provide facilities & services to disadvantaged people across 5 community facilities. Core activities include: Apprenticeship and job training opportunities, remedial education services, English classes (ESOL), cook & eat, healthy living programme, youth club, nursery, older people services, keep fit class, gym, under 5's drop in, universal youth provision, sports, IT training & DBS services.

We realise the Roma Support Group's aims and objectives by the following activities: A) Advice and advocacy for young people, their families and older Roma; B) Health projects; C) Education support project; D) Sport inclusion project; E) Art and culture development projects; F) Roma culture workshops; G) Roma training schemes; H) Policy and information.

The Company's aims are 1) to relieve poverty, suffering and distress and to prevent disease and ill health and 2) to promote the Christian faith through education and evangelism.

The College is a place of education, religion, learning and research

The rehabilitation of persons who have suffered brain injuries and who reside in the area covered by the Somerset Health Authority

GLO empowers and equips local leaders of passion, integrity, and vision to bring Gospel-driven transformation to Burundi, bottom-up and top-down. Activities include education, health, agriculture, livelihoods initiatives, support for marginalised and at-risk groups, and training of church and civil society leaders - delivered through local partners, without discrimination, for sustainable change.

Key Changes provides music engagement and recovery services in hospitals and the community for young people and adults experiencing mental health difficulties. The charity was set up in 1997 at Highgate Mental Health Centre in North London. We now provide work in partnership with health and social care services across London and England providing support for 3,000 people a year.

To bring relief to those children and their families who are suffering from physical and mental disabilities in the West Bank of Palestine/Israel through providing medical care, home modifications and transport through local personnel; We sponsor the training of local personnel in the relative fields sponsor upgrading courses.

Latch is here for families affected by childhood cancer in Wales, providing bespoke emotional, practical and financial support. The charity is based at the Children's Hospital for Wales in Cardiff. We support children with cancer and those undergoing cancer-like treatment who are under the care of the Paediatric Oncology Principal Treament Centre in Wales at the Children's Hospital.

The charity's objects are to promote any charitable purpose for the public benefit by the advancement of education, the protection and preservation of health and the relief of poverty, sickness and distress in particular, but without limitation, for the benefit of the community in East Lindsey and West Lindsey and surrounding areas.

Carrying out research projects. Organising conferences, fieldtrips and other events for the general public. Publishing books and leaflets relevant to the charity's objects.

Lancashire Women's Centres offer support in a non-judgemental, confidential and safe environment. Services include complex casework, mental health interventions, money, benefit and debt advice, training, mentoring and volunteering opportunities. We are open to all women but have specific focus on those with mental health needs and those with an offending history. We have 5 bases in Lancashire.

The principal activities of the Charity are that of initiate, develop and maintain research and educational programmes into the underlying causes of the treatment of Jewish people in Europe and a study of the phenomenon of the Holocaust.

The Charity seeks the relief of children in Darfur, Sudan, who are in need, hardship or distress, working with local partners to provide integrated grassroots projects identified and run by the communities - water, goat and donkey loans, mosquito nets, blankets, healthcare for mothers and babies, veterinary care, education, livelihood techniques, agricultural and environmental projects.

We are a UK international development organisation and we work to ensure vulnerable children get the best start in life.Our mission is to work in partnership to promote health and social care for women and children in Eastern Europe, Central Asia, Afghanistan and Mongolia.

The British Neuroscience Association (BNA) is the largest UK organisation representing neuroscientists and neuroscience, from ion channels to human behaviour to applications in the clinic and beyond. We welcome everyone interested in neuroscience to join us, and help support research into the nervous system in both health and disease.

The Charity provides an advice/information sign posting service to residents living in its area of benefit, also provides and supports activities that improve peoples health, well being and quality of life The Charity also acts as an umbrella organisation to ensure residents are consulted in the many regeneration and re-devolopment plans in the area.

The Alkaptonuria Society is a patient group organisation which helps and supports people with Alkaptonuria a rare genetic disease. It helps people who suffer from Alkaptonuria and we receive worldwide enquiries. We are involved in research with the University of Liverpool to find a cure for Alkaptonuria.

We are committed to empowering adults impacted by homelessness, poverty, and social exclusion to build healthier, happier, and more purposeful futures. We provide vital support through our Rough Sleeper Surgeries, Community Hub, Foodbank, and Veggie Patch offering practical help, structured support, activities, programs and partnerships that develop resilience, recovery, and lasting independence.

Raise funds: To support two homes: one for up to 25 girls and one for up to 25 boys; widows; in-home family support, including educational grants to poor children; salaries of 6 teachers in two tuition centres; elderly destitute men & women; occasional building projects furthering our aims;HIV/Aids Awareness; help with medical emergencies;publish newsletter (SalGO News) for supporters.

Community Cafe, Pre-School Playgroup, Children and Young peoples activities, Arts & Crafting projects, Tap, Ballet, Asian Dancing, Sports, Yoga, Karate, Pilates, Zumba, Digital classes, Gardening sessions, Lunch Clubs, Worship (several denominations), Evening Social activities, Family events, Off site trips, English Language Support classes, Games and Social club, Health awareness sessions.

Provides advocacy/advice/informationSponsors or undertakes research

The College, working with the University, provides an education aimed at offering outstanding students from all backgrounds the opportunity to fulfil their maximum potential and seeks to advance world- leading research. The education provided develops students academically, advances their leadership qualities and inter-personal skills, and prepares them to play full and effective roles in society.

OCD-UK aims to improve awareness of the condition both amongst the general public and within the medical community, with the long term aim of campaigning to ensure that every sufferer receives the quality of treatment they deserve. we also facilitate a safe environment for people affected by OCD to communicate with each other and provide mutual understanding and support.

We tackle social isolation because it shortens lives and can't be cured by medicine. We bring people together to improve health and wellbeing with award-winning activities that build confidence and enable everyone to contribute to and benefit from a friendlier and more supportive community.

BCA aims to enhance the life of the inhabitants of Barton by providing community facilities and developing and managing projects of a charitable nature. It has developed a strong record of developing and managing local projects such as a community cafe, social events, family activities, research, youth provision and learning with the core value of the work being led and owned by the community.

Birmingham Newman University provides higher education courses at foundation, undergraduate and postgraduate degree level. It has a longstanding reputation as a provider of teacher education and an increasingly broad portfolio across the social sciences, arts, humanities, nursing and allied health and professional studies.

The purpose of the Association is to a) promote research and the exchange of scientific information concerning the liver;b) foster clinical and scientific studies within the UK; c) promote education on liver diseases and their management; d) promote public awareness of liver diseases; e) advise national health authorities regarding all aspects of liver disease, clinical services and research.

MUSIC OF LIFE FOUNDATION OFFERS HIGH-QUALITY MUSICAL TRAINING AND PERFORMING OPPORTUNITIES TO CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND SPECIAL NEEDS WITH A VIEW TO IMPROVE THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE AND MEDICAL CONDITIONS. IT PROVIDES ACCESS TO ALL ITS EVENTS INCLUDING ADAPTED TRANSPORT AND CARERS. ITS FOCUS IS ON DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN WHO HAVE EXTREMELY LIMITED OR NO ACCESS TO MUSIC-MAKING.

Maintain personal contact with the community of El Tular, El Salvador, Central America.Provide grants for education, health & community development.Respond to emergencies, such as natural disasters.

SPACE2 SUPPORTS COMMUNITES IN AREAS OF DEPRIVATION TO GENERATE POSITIVE CHANGE BY:DELIVERING ARTS AND COMMUNITY PROJECTS TO RAISE SELF-ESTEEM, ASPIRATIONS AND IMPROVE HEALTH AND WELLBEINGSUPPORTING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND INVOLVEMENT AND DEVELOPING THE CAPACITY AND SKILLS OF LOCAL PEOPLE TO BETTER MEET THEIR NEEDS SUPPORTING PEOPLE WHO ARE SOCIALLY EXCLUDED AND PROMOTING SOCIAL INCLUSION

Future Projects is a registered charity that aims to address severe and multiple deprivation in Norfolk by providing high quality, community-based services which promote employment, education, health, skills, physical and mental wellbeing and improved life chances.

The Gurkha Welfare Trust is the leading Gurkha charity. We provide financial, medical and development aid to Gurkha veterans, their families and communities.

Change Agents UK focuses on early careerists and graduates, employability, sustainability and learning. Our vision is to empower people to embed sustainability in the mainstream and support research and learning in this field.

Enabling indigenous partners to create access to excellent healthcare in needy and challenging environments

The objects of the charity are to advance to education of the public concerning the World Heritage Site of Herculaneum, to promote research into Herculaneum including the continuing investigation of the Villa of the Papyri at Herculaneum and its papyri, and to promote the conservation of the artefacts and buildings at Herculaneum.

JUMP provides professional photography services for children with life limiting health conditions to enable them to capture special memories with families and friends. We run a programme of face to face social events where the families we support can come together for activities, entertainment ,information and to access our photography and other range of support services.

INASP is a charity with over 30 years' experience of working with a global network of partners in Africa, Latin America and Asia. We deliver impact in three core areas: Youth can secure meaningful and dignified work; Critical knowledge for policy, practice and communities; Women educators and researchers leading change.

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation, for the benefit of the inhabitants of Thatcham and its surrounding area, in particular the provision of facilities for the playing of football to advance the education of young people under the age of eighteen so as to promote and encourage their physical development.

Provide free community based services that facilitate social inclusion, while promoting a healthy and active retirement for local older people. Activities include information and advice through our telephone helpline, local information points, website, events and talks, through to participation in our healthy lifestyle clubs, befriending groups and on-going welfare benefits and advocacy casework.

Ataxia Telangiectasia (AT) is a progressive genetic condition which from early childhood causes increasingly severe disability, and shortens lives. The AT Society is dedicated to improving quality of life and quality of care for people living with AT while actively promoting research to lengthen lives and ultimately bring about a cure.

We provide accurate information and a wide range of support services to anyone who is affected by spinal muscular atrophy, while working to improve access to the best care, services and drug treatments today and funding research projects that can change tomorrow.

NWC is run by women, for women. It's a women-only space where women achieve amazing things. We offer:Courses and activities like maths, yoga, healthy relationships and archeryAdvice on welfare benefitsCounselling Help to get into workVolunteeringSelf-help groups around mental healthWe also campaign on issues that matter to women and support other women's organisations.

Deliver community arts projects in schools, GP surgeries, residential care homes and day care centres; Provide supportive opportunities and work experience for volunteers, particularly people with mental health issues and learning disabilities; Commission artwork for healthcare settings; Manage Artists' Training Residencies;Deliver arts and health education for health care staff.

The advancement of education of oral surgeons, dental specialists, dental surgeons and other allied health care professionals; The promotion and carrying out of research into oral surgery; The promotion of clinical standards conducive to oral surgery; The promotion of these objects

To fund ground-breaking research into the prediction and prevention of breast cancer. Our four pillars of research are gene research, improved screening & early diagnosis, preventative drugs and diet & lifestyle. Our overall aim is to make breast cancer a preventable disease for our future generations.