CharityScore UK

The advancement of health for the public benefit by supporting innovative research that will lead to a better understanding of the causes, treatment and prevention of illness and the conservation and protection of the natural environment for the public benefit by supporting innovative research into the development of sustainable energy resources and publishing the results of such research.

The relief of suffering and the need of abandoned, unwanted, homeless, abused or distressed animals, particularly, but not limited to, cat and dogs (a) providing sanctuary for those with medical/behavioral issues, when & where appropriate;(b) providing medical attention and treatment for rescue animals; (c) arranging responsible fostering & rehoming where appropriate

To inform all post mastectomy and lumpectomy ladies within the UK that there are alternatives to the prostheses offered by hospitals To supply, free of charge, as many 100% cotton knitted or crochet breast prostheses as requested either by individuals (a single or a pair) or by groups such as clinics and other health centres.To fundraise to achieve the above aims.

Empower the Gambia provides training & resources for communities in rural Gambia in order to alleviate poverty. We first visited Bansang in 2008 & set up the charity in 2012. We sponsor children, support schools, medical services, a poultry cooperative & kitchen gardens. We plant community libraries with sponsored librarians & have completed a building programme. We now work with 7 communities.

To promote community participation in healthy recreation by the provision of facilities (land, buildings, equipment, and activities) for playing football and other sports/activities capable of improving health and wellbeing.

Avon Cat Rescue has been active for over 50 years. At premises in South Warwickshire, relinquished and stray cats receive sanctuary and care prior to rehoming. The charity does not practice euthanasia except on medical grounds and with veterinary advice, therefore non-rehomable cats may become permanent residents. The charity operates locally and, to a lesser degree, in adjacent counties.

JOY runs a programme of activities for older people helping to enhance physical and mental health and combating isolation and loneliness.

Namibia Project is a UK based charity supporting schools and communities in Namibia. Through sponsorship, access to education and by meeting the basic welfare needs Namibia Project improves the lives and opportunities of orphans and vulnerable children. The charity's priorities for 2023-24 are: SDG 2 "No Hunger and Food Security" SDG 3 "Good Health and Well Being" and SDG 4 "Quality Education".

SMMMS-UK provides free medical and health services for the people living in the remote and underserved communities of the Simien Mountains of Ethiopia, including treatment, referral and follow-up care for common diseases, illness and injuries with priority to reproductive, maternal, neonatal and child healthcare, as well as training and education in health, hygiene, sanitation and basic first aid.

Sinai Mission Church is a Christian Church for preaching and sharing good news to the people in the community. All people are welcomed in the church. Being involved in community by spreading the love of Christ and helping those struggling to reach a better position/ health in their life.

The Association for Central Asian Civilizations and Silk Road Studies (ACANSRS) is a private non-profit organization of scholars and others interested in the study of Central Asian civilizations and the Silk Road. The association aims to promote research on Central Asia from antiquity to modern times through sponsoring events, publications, film-making, and educational trips to the region.

1. Sexual &Reproductive Health (Prevention, testing, peer support)2. Violence Against Women & Girls (Specialist counselling, therapeutic arts, mentorship, casework)3. Long Term Conditions (Awareness, health checks, support- CVD, hypertension, diabetes, mental health, kidney health, cancers)4. Training (Community champions, lived experiences, professionals)5. Policy, Advocacy, Research

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation through the provision of facilities for all aspects of paddle sports including the provision of coaching, equipment, organised trips, competitions and events.

Rescue and placement of abused, unwanted and abandoned ferrets, providing temporary sanctuary for ferrets suitable for adoption and a permanent home for ferrets which cannot be adopted due to health, age or temperament. Provides information and support to ensure successful adoptions. To educate the public in ferret welfare in general and the prevention of cruelty and suffering among ferrets.

Our directors consists of a dedicated team of professionals who share a common passion and dream to provide high quality healthcare to some of the word's poorest and most needy people. Included in their ranks are marketing and healthcare professionals including two medical Doctors. The charity continues to provide humanitarian assistance to the most vulnerable people in UK and in Bangladesh.

To promote and encourage the advancement of medical learning in the field of neurosurgery.

The objectives of The Churchill Foundation are to support local communities as well as national charities on our chosen three core areas; The relief of sickness, disease and human suffering, the promotion of health amongst the elderly and the support and wellbeing of the young.Our main activities are to support both our partner charities and small grants.

Providing financial support for the relief of sickness and preservation of health (physical or mental) and the support of expectant and nursing mothers and the provision of assistance to people who are infirm or disabled living in Gateshead in particular including the support of families of such persons.

Support of NHS and other medical institutions with the delivery of blood, blood products and items in support of patient care

The charity delivers free, non-directive counselling to support anyone facing an unplanned pregnancy, or struggling after a termination or pregnancy loss. To deliver interactive educational sessions to young people on about sex, relationships, consent, sexual health and the consequences of risky sexual behaviour, including an unplanned pregnancy.

Demonstration, loan and provision of assessments for environmental hearing equipment including outreach bases throughout Derbyshire on behalf of Derbyshire County Council Adult Care and NHS Derby and Derbyshire ICB. Information advise and support drop in sessions and home visits, monthly social groups, coffee mornings together with advisory services and guidance, low lever advocacy.

Advice to help reduce poverty for individuals; Support Service at local hospital; Befrienders to reduce social isolation; Clubs to provide peer support; Home visitors to help with correspondence and provide companionship; Registration and Rehabilitation for Blind and Partially Sighted People; Demonstration of aids and equipment; Environmental Equipment Service for Deaf and Hard of Hearing People

Educationa. Supporting students who are academically capable but economically unableb. Supporting children to resit their basic exams to qualify for further employmentPoverty Relief:a. Supporting Medical Camp in impoverished areas - providing basic medical checks for children, basic medication and breast cancer screeningb. sports clothing for sports clubs in poor areasc. Food Packs

Cuckfield Lawn Tennis Club has 3 Tennis Courts and a Clubhouse in the Worsley Recreation Ground, Cuckfield, West Sussex.Its objects are "The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation, in particular by the provision of facilities for the playing of tennis"

The promotion of industry and commerce for the public benefit by promoting the training and education of persons employed or intending to be employed in the science based industries covering industrial sciences (including petroleum refining and distribution, chemical manufacturing, and polymers), life sciences (including pharmaceuticals and medical technologies) and nuclear.

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation by the provision of basketball and basketball related activities and the advancement of education for the public benefit in such ways as the trustees see fit.

To support disadvantaged young people, by providing advice and assistance and organising activities that will: - help young people develop their skills, capacities and capabilities to enable them to participate in society in full- provide education , training & employment support- deliver health and well-being activities including recreation, leisure and sport activities .

In Sues Name has three main aims.To raise funds for research into the treatment of brain tumours.To increase public awareness about this terrible disease and the urgent need for well-funded, sustainable research.To bring together families and friends who have lost a loved one to brain cancer, or those who are still supporting them.

The Charity's objects are the advancement of education for the public benefit, particularly by providing courses of education that lead to awards of Universite Paris Dauphine; and promoting research for the public benefit in all aspects and to publish the useful results.

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation, in particular by the provision of facilities for all aspects of the sport of canoeing and paddle sports (the terms 'paddle sports' and 'canoeing' are inclusive of all forms of canoeing and kayaking).

PROTECTION APPROACHES IS A HUMAN RIGHTS CHARITY WORKING TO TACKLE ALL FORMS OF IDENTITY-BASED VIOLENCE, FROM HATE CRIME TO VIOLENT EXTREMISM AND GENOCIDE. THROUGH RESEARCH, CAMPAIGNS, EDUCATION, AND GRASSROOTS ENGAGEMENT WE BUILD UNDERSTANDING OF HOW TO END SUCH VIOLENCE IN THE UK AND GLOBALLY.

The aim of Guru Nanak Gurdwara Football Club is to promote community participation in healthy recreational activties, for the benefit of the inhabitants of Leicester, Leicestershire and the surrounding counties.

To benefit those working or studying in Swinton and Greater Manchester, in advancing education, health, amateur sport and local heritage.(1) Education via appropriate projects. (2) Health via sporting activity and encouraging healthy lifestyles.(3) Amateur sport participation, especially rugby league.(4) Advance and protect the Heritage of Swinton Lions RLFC and the town of Swinton.

The charity rescues birds, quarintiens and health checks them. We work with other charities that can offer the birds purpose built aviary's where they can live a free and natural life.

Breast Cancer Support promotes awareness, education, and community-based support for individuals affected by breast cancer, particularly in underserved areas. We run culturally sensitive campaigns to encourage early detection and healthier lifestyles, and may support outreach led by local organisations.

The objects of the Rotary Club of Calverley Charitable Trust Fund are:The prevention or relief of poverty for the public benefit;The advancement of education, citizenship and community development;The relief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health or disability_the objects will principally be for the public benefit in West Yorkshire but may extend worldwide according to need

The Charity's objects are the relief and assistance for persons of all ages, but particularly young adults, suffering from ill health as a result of cancer. Relief is provided principally, through emotional and financial support and educational and morale boosting activities. Beneficiaries may be those suffering from cancer, their families and carers.

The charity's objects are to relieve sickness, preserve the health, and assist the recovery of patients of Cockermouth Community Hospital by providing or assisting in the provision of equipment, facilities and services not normally provided by, or ancillary to those provided by the statutory authorities or by the doctors, and to provide comforts to patients.

To advance education in the High Arctic environment through scientific research into all its aspects and the dissemination of the useful results for the benefit of the public. To encourage the continuation on research expeditions by encouraging and taking along new young scientists on expeditions and introducing them to the rigours of field research in this hostile environment

The advancement of the Christian Faith through our Sunday services, Connect Groups and outreach opportunities. Our children's church work has grown. We support missions by regularly giving each month to their work. We run a weekly Bible study group . Our discipleship course that we are working through as a church is on being emotionally and spiritually healthy.

Current activities of the society.1. Maintaenance of the public play ground at Kaluwanchkudy Sri Lanka for the use of the children there.2. Maintenace of the huts in the school run by the members of Kaluwanchkudy Welfare Association Kaluwanchikudy branch Kaluwanchikudy Sri Lanka3. Recently we have started an eye care project based at Kauwanchkudy Base Hospital, Kauwanchikudy Sri Lanka.

We run concerts festivals, club nights and events across the UK, alongside releasing music both physically and digitally.These activities are all in aid of raising funds to then provide grants to cancer research, treatment and care facilities across the UK. We target our grants toward non-profit organisations and non animal testing research.

The Foundation offers affordable tennis programmes and a comprehensive parent and playereducation programme throughout the South-East of England, committing to schools from disadvantaged areas. TheFoundation delivers free sessions in schools to pupils who otherwise may not have been exposedto the benefits of tennis to show them the benefits of focusing on their physical and mental health.

We aim to develop amateur sport by promoting the game of bowls for the benefit of residents in Llandrindod Wells and the county of Powys. We provide the facilities for learning, coaching and playing the game of bowls for the residents in Llandrindod Wells and the wider community of Powys with the objective of improving the health, fitness and overall quality of life of our patrons.

For the public benefit, to promote community participation in healthy recreation by providing funds, information and advice for the learning, teaching and playing of athletics to clubs in Cheshire, Greater Manchester, Merseyside, Lancashire and Cumbria ('the North West').Current projects include Computers for Clubs and 'North West Athlete Fund', all to help grassroots clubs survive and thrive.

The advancement of amateur sport and the promotion of community participation in healthy recreation for the benefit of the inhabitants of Guildford, its surrounding area and the general public in particular by the teaching, development and practice of high board and spring board diving.

Giving young children the best start in life by:Promoting their care and safety,Promoting their education, development & parental involvement,Promoting their health & wellbeing,Providing services & working with others to support them, their families, carers & community,Seeking to promote research into evidence based best practice for children & families,Working within their community

To provide a creative and inclusive outdoor space for community members from Whitstable and the surrounding area. To promote gardening and nature-based activities as a route to greater social cohesion, improved mental health, reduced isolation and general well-being. To provide opportunities for connection and education for all ages on topics related to sustainable horticulture and biodiversity.

1) To advance any social or charitable purpose or purposes; which will promote the regeneration for the public benefit, of areas of social and economic deprivation. 2) The preservation and protection of the LGBT and BAME communities who are affected by addiction, mental health or social exclusion by providing education, support and training.

The preservation and protection of mental health and wellbeing among men in the UK and Ireland; by the provision of support, information and care of men facing mental health and wellbeing challenges.