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To provide help and guidance to people suffering with Mesothelioma and other asbestos related diseases and their families and carers in London and the South East by offering and delivering personal tailored practical support and information and by setting up local support groups including working collaboratively with other providers as well as to advance knowledge of the dangers of asbestos.

The relief of those in need of assistance, by reason of youth, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage.

Birtenshaw Merseyside operates a special school. The charity supports children, young people and young adults who have a moderate to severe learning disability, including Autistic Spectrum conditions and those with a significant physical disability/impairment including complex health needs.

How we work:- By encouraging the formulation of investment policies based on Christian ethical principles and assisting each other in putting such policies into practice - for instance by publishing research.- By encouraging responsible business practices through engagement with company managements.- By sharing information and views on ethical matters related to investment.

Hotel School teaches hospitality skills to homeless and vulnerable people, matches them to sustainable employment, and supports them in their first steps into work.

The Foundation supports activities and initiatives run by organisations that deliver benefit in one or more of the qualifying categories; Education - a focus on farming, agriculture and food. Healthcare - a focus on those suffering from incurable illnesses. Community - a focus on community facilities in Staffordshire.

To preserve and protect the health of young adults on Merseyside by: - promoting and facilitating cardiovascular screening of young adults in Merseyside so as to reduce early death rates from previously unknown or undetected medical conditions; and,- promoting the general public's understanding and awareness of coronary heart screening of young adults and its potential benefits.

We are a charity based in Hastings, working to enable as many people as possible to engage in fun social dance activities. we are developing 4 strands: Wheelchair accessible dance for adults with learning difficulties, dance in care homes, free accessible family-friendly dance events, dance for those whose mental health makes it difficult to access local dance classes.

NOC is a marine science research and technology institution which undertakes integrated sea level science, coastal and deep ocean research and technology development. NOC contribute to the advancement of scientific knowledge of the ocean and support education and training of scientists, engineers and marine professionals and engaging the public with the science of the ocean and its implications.

Provision of 3 Halls, stage, committee room, kitchen and toilets for the advantage of the people of Mere, in Wiltshire, and to promote spiritual, intellectual and social activities, i.e. Plays, films, sporting, medical and social activities, lectures and public meetings. Annual grants are also offered to organisations and local charities within 8 mile radius of Mere.

To improve the quality of life for the elderly community in Chandlers Ford. In particular by providing a Centre where they are able to meet & carry out their activities in a healthy & safe environment.

Aid sick, aged - generally local people with a need, particularly with travel expenses to and from hospital. Small purchases of items to add comfort to those in need. Distribution of funds at Christmas time. Donations to local surgery toward medical items needed, plus sums to local charities.

To raise funds and give support to four local hospitals - Kings Mill Hospital ,Mansfield Community Hospital, Blossomwood Mental Health Unit and Shireoaks Mental Health Unit

Advance and promote agriculture by improving Suffolk sheep. Promote research and improvement of Suffolk sheep and the publication of the results thereof.

The Trustees apply the charity's funds in the fields of numismatics, culture and the arts, the environment and sustainability. Donations are made primarily to other registered charities. Unsolicited applications are not requested, as the Trustees make donations to charities whose work they have come across through their own research.

In the West Midlands region: social welfare, medical and healthcare projects, education, places of religious worship, conservation of the environment, the arts and penal reform. In Ireland: cross community initiatives promoting reconciliation. In the United Kingdom as a whole: the Religious Society of Friends. Overseas: sustainable development projects predominantly in Africa.

A membership organisation that aims to promote freshwater science by supporting innovative research and providing training facilities as well as being a source of sound independent scientific opinion

The principal activity of the company in the year under review continued to be the holding of property and investments for the purpose of supporting institutions or objects of public benefit to the inhabitants of the town and neighbourhood of Newport, Shropshire, having regard to promoting the healthy and beneficial occupation of the time of the said inhabitants for leisure and recreation

To advance the Christian religion in the UK and worldwide and humanitarian work and relief (homelessness, disability, famine relief, education and training, and advancement of health) primarily in overseas countries .

Professional forum for medical further education

Trustees use the yearly income of the Fund for the benefit of people convalescing after treatment as in-patients or out-patients of Huddersfield hospitals. Support may be of the following. Special foods, medicines or appliances. Household goods such as washing machines, fridges etc. Floor coverings, cleaning services. Clothing, bedding. Holiday for convalescence.

To promote health and well being of people across all ages who within the community in Knutsford and nearby villages by providing a suitable venue i.e. The Jubilee Hall, for regular meetings and Social and Club activities. To support other Clubs and groups in promoting a safe environment for holding meetings to support well being and social activities.

The charities principal aim is, and continues to provide support and encouragement to students of medicine & dentistry in the form of scholarships, prizes, equipment and other facilities associated with their educational development who are currently studying MBChB and BDS at Birmingham Medical School and the School of Dentistry.

MAINTAINS AND AMINISTERS THE INSTITUTE BUILDING AND GARDENS, FOR HIRE FOR GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSES - SPORT, ARTS, MEDICAL, EDUCATION.

Classification 112 - Environment/Conservation/Heritage .. 206 - Other defined groups .. 301 - Makes grants to individuals (includes loans) .. 302 - Makes grants to organisations (incl. schools, charities etc) .. 307 - Provides advocacy/advice/information .. 308 - Sponsors or undertakes research

To further the study and advance the knowledge of the history and development of architecture. The Society publishes the journal "Architectural History", funds PhD students, makes research and publication grants, and arranges symposia, an Architectural History Workshop for graduate students, and study visits to places of architectural interest (including an annual residential field conference).

The Society facilitates the exchange of information and ideas by holding meetings and publishing periodicals and books.Members participate in National and International Conferences to advance cartographic education and encourage research.A number of awards are made each year to reward excellence in the field of cartography.

The charity receives applications for grants from individuals, relevant medical professional bodies, other organisations and charitable trusts.

Foster interest in the Ilkeston Community Hospital, support the work of the hospital by means of voluntary services, raising funds, receiving donations etc and ensure monies received are spent wisely.

Supports medical research within North Bristol NHS Trust and the wider local health community.

The Hymn Society of Great Britain and Ireland, encouraging study and research in hymnody; promoting good standards of hymn-singing; encouraging the discerning use of hymns and songs in worship; sponsoring relevant publications.

'the establishment and maintenance of the Eventide Homes at Ketton aforesaid for the use and benefit of deserving persons of either sex who in their declining years are unable to provide themselves with a home . . . (such) homes to be occupied by old residents of Ketton aforesaid who may through ill health, adversity or misfortune be in reduced circumstances . . . '

Gives grants and fellowships for research into eye disease through recognised University and Hospital research departments.

To systematically promote spiritual education based on the teachings of His Divine Grace A C Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, as given in Bhagavad Gita and Shrimad Bhagavatam, offering spiritual techniques for a more simpler, healthier, happier way of life. To teach and encourage the sankirtana movement, congregational chanting of the Holy Names of God (Krishna) as taught by Sri Caitanya.

NOTDEC UK provides financial support for the work of NOTDEC Uganda. Motherless babies and abandoned children are cared for in our purpose built facility, before returning to relatives in the community. NOTDEC UK funds, the staffing and running costs of the residential facility, the children's food, clothing, education and medical treatment, plus support in the wider community.

Monthly lectures on local history topics; bi-monthly newsletter; publications of research; annual coach trip to a venue of significance to the history of the borough.

Advancement of Jain religion.Relief of Poverty, Advancement of Education, Protection of HealthAnd Other Charitable Objects

We were founded in 1901. We exist to further philosophy by publishing the academic journal Mind and by funding philosophical events and research of the highest quality.Please note that we have NO CONNECTION WHATEVER with the mental health charity MIND, founded in 1946.

General money rising activities ,sponsored walks,day trips,outings, annual ruffle,lunches.We have Sunday teas open to members with educational talks.Every Friday is drop in day for elderly and others.We provide yoga classes for elderly and others every week and hand craft and embroidery classes for members and others.We visit elderly and sick persons at Hospitals and homes mainly in North London.

WMCT makes grants to voluntary organisations which promote moral education, or assist people suffering ill-health, poverty, mental or physical distress or who are in need of support in dealing with personal relationships. Beneficiaries must live within the Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead.

Guideposts services are provided in England, mainly in Oxfordshire, Hertfordshire and Gloucestershire, and focus on improving the health and wellbeing of people with learning disabilities and autism, mental health challenges, children and young people, older people including those with dementia and their carers. Delivered via local hubs, community outreach, online and telephone.

WPF Therapy is a leading charitable provider of therapy in the UK, established since 1969. The Objects of the Charity are for the public benefit to advance mental health and wellbeing in such ways as the trustees think fit from time to time by (but not limited to): promoting mental and emotional wellbeing; providing training and educational opportunities; and raising awareness

The charity's main activity is making grants out of the income of the trust fund to support charitable organisations. There are no formal restrictions on the charitable activities which can be supported but the charity's main activities currently embrace the prevention and relief of acute poverty, substantially through the medium of education and healthcare especially in sub-Saharan Africa.

To educate the public in, and promote research into, the life and works of Professor John Ronald Reul Tolkien CBE.

The trustees support charities in Southern England, assisting medical, churches, children, elderly, special needs, education, environmental, national disasters and animal welfare.

To inform and educate the serving Corps and the general public on the history and traditions of the Royal Marines and to initiate, support or carry out the necessary research to achieve these objectives.

Administration of community hall for dance instruction, yoga, fencing, drama instruction, baby and toddler classes, social occasions, space for people with mental health issuesPublication of free community newspaper 6 times a year with local news and views

YOUTH GROUPS, HEALTHY LIVING AND WELLBEING, EXERCISE, TEA DANCES, ZUMBA, ARTS AND CRAFT ACTIVITIES AND BINGO.

Supporting UK registered charities in social welfare, community development, education, arts and culture, healthcare and medical research. The charity does not accept unsolicited requests for grants.

Supplement the hospital service by provision of equipment and facilities for the relief of present or former patients in need. Provide amenities in the hospital for patients and staff including a tea bar. Encourage and maintain public interest in the hospital and raise funds to achieve these ends.