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To provide voluntary assistance to residents in the Parish of Kings Langley and its immediate neighbourhood who have needs caused by age, ill-health, disability or inadequate resources.

Co-ordinates and supports activities of Women's Institutes in Bedfordshire. The Women's Institutes undertake activities to enable women interested in issues associated with rural life to improve their education in citizenship, public questions, music culture, handicrafts, home economics, health and social welfare and to improve rural life.

Sister Circle is a multi-cultural community health charity, putting women's health first. For those living with complex lives, that statutory services can't reach. Our objectives are to: Advance education, knowledge, and empowerment; Preserve and protect health; Promote equality and diversity by challenging discrimination and encouraging services to meet the diverse needs of local communities.

To undertake voluntary work in education, health, social services and similar charitable activities amongst those persons in need. Our main activity is to provide and operate a community transport scheme for the elderly and disabled in our local area.

The TSA:-supports individuals affected by Tuberous Sclerosis Complex(TSC), together with their families and carers;-encourages and supports research into the causes and management of TSC; and-provides education, publicity and information to promote awareness of the problems caused by TSC.

Advancement & promotion of health, relief of poverty, advancement of education to special needs children.

Operates under the title " Bach Network" as of 2018Participation in international Bach gathering , Leipzig, 2023 and 2024Biannual Dialogue Meeting, Madingley, Cambridge, 2022 and 2024Facilitation of online and offline research topics as they arise between Bach scholars and studentsWebsite and publication of "Understanding Bach" and "Discussing Bach"

The objects of the charity shall be to advance education and promote the preservation of good health by providing or securing the provision of external quality assessment services for clinical laboratories.

to raise public awareness of Shackletons great achievements in the heroic age of Antarctic exploration and his unique qualities of leadership; to sponsor Antarctic research; to support Dulwich College in care of the boat James Caird and the Shackleton archives; to encourage young people to play an active role; to arrange meetings, lectures and exhibitions; to promote charitable activities.

Working together with service users, carers, voluntary organisations, statutory providers and commissioners to improve the standards of mental health throughout West Wales. Has helped to develop projects for self help groups, drop in services, befriending schemes, housing, employment, carer and user groups, advocacy and patient's councils

The provision of independent advocacy to persons with physical disabilities, learning disabilities, and/or mental health issues. The service includes generic, specialist and self advocacy projects.

The objects of the charity are to promote the welfare of disabled persons, other than those with a serious mental health condition, within the county of Gloucestershire. To achieve this purpose the charity operates a grant funding scheme and invites written applications from groups and individuals which will enhance the quality of life of people with disabilities.

The Lyme Trust's mission is to provide safe, supported accommodation and life skill's to people with mild to moderate mental health conditions with the aim's of a return to independent living and the prevention of homelessnessThe Lyme Trust was set up in 1974 to support people with mild to moderate mental health needs. We offer supported accommodation within Newcastle u Lyme.

The organisation offers the following activities: Basic esol classes for women. After school activities for refugee children, personal care for older people and children. Advice and signposting on welfare benefits, health, housing, utilities and education. Highlighting refugee needs and concerns.

A historical body for research and publishing learned historical information relative to Warwickshire

A VCS organisation, we promote communication, consultation, networking and partnership working with the voluntary and community sector.We empower adults and young people to voice issues about local social care services.We provide information and advice about voluntary and statutory health and wellbeing services.We are hosts for local involvement networks in West of England

The policy is to raise funds and apply those funds in providing equipment and facilities for the surgery. Which are not provided by the NHS and would not normally be provided by the doctors who own and run the practice.

The Charity provides substantial support for research work undertaken into the causes and treatment of hypertension and the Trustees monitor this research closely. It is also an objective of the Charity to see the results of this research disseminated for the benefit of the public.

Relief of poverty and sickness. Relief of elderly and physically disabled. Relief of children in need. Advancement of education. Preservation and protection of health by organising free seminars.

Meditation/ Buddhism classes and courses provided to public. Further classes for people wishing to deepen their Buddhist practice and/or join the Western Buddhist Order. Visits to schools and hospitals offered. Buddhist prison chaplain associated with charity. Point of contact offered for enquiries by public/ Council eg on funerals. Community living by Buddhists encouraged and subsidised.

To advance education and relieve need amongst people in Whitehaven and surrounding district. To provide support accommodation to Homeless young people 16-25yrs. To provide a Healthy living centre for the whole community with some free services to those with minor mental health problems.

To advance and encourage the education of the public in the geography, history, natural history and architecture of Redbourn and the neighbouring areas.To provide research facilities for family history relating to the village.To employ volunteers to provide information for visitors and to answer questions.To support and encourage the 36 volunteers To arrange special events and exhibitions.

We provide an attachment-based psychotherapy service: an accredited training in attachment-based psychotherapy: courses and conferences: research and development aimed at encouraging policy makers and providers to heed attachment issues.

We are a non maintained special school in the north east region, for children and young people who have emotional, social and mental health difficulties. We place great emphasis on social and educational inclusion and our ability to purposefully engage young people is a key to a young persons educational ongoing development in these areas.

This is a family Trust which supports organisations and activities involved in the alleviation of poverty, health, education in rural areas of developing countries, particularly in Indian sub-continent and Africa. It supports activities related to youth,elderly and underprivileged.

The Charity delivers a co-produced activities and arts programme, a volunteering programme and education, training, signposting, employment support, health support and access to external services through weekly clinics. We also work strategically internally and externally, with people marginalised by homelessness, to try to eradicate homelessness in Manchester.

The Charity was established to promote the advancement of the Christian religion and the protection and preservation of health. Its objects also include to educate and train and relieve poverty and sickness among young persons who are suffering or who have suffered a legal restriction of their liberty in any penal or correction establishment.

Transforming the quality of life where disease and poverty meet. The charity donates money to projects where it will help people.

Provision of hospital services - maintaining the provision of high quality facilities management at the West Berkshire Community Hospital and to provide assistance in kind to the Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust (BHFT) and the Royal Berkshire Hospital (RBH) to carry out improvements where necessary.

Using volunteer's cars for the transport of needy clients to and from venues, for their medical, social or shopping requirements.

Providing clean water by sinking wells and installing standpipes where possible. Giving rice to poor families. Giving cement to render mud houses so keeping out the rains. Donating corrugate sheets to replace grass roof.providing sponsored nursery school education in 2 schools.built a medical outpost in the bush.

The development and support of research and educational activities focused on moral education and citizenship education. Primarily this is focused on the quarterly publication of an academic journal. More recently we have been engaged in supporting Moral Education/Development/Civic education groups and Associations in Developing regions/countries.

Our educators visit primary schools. Each class is visited with their teacher present. The Life Space, if used, is equipped with Audio/Visual materials and interactive resources. Our Educators present a different programme of Health, Well being and Drug Prevention to each age group. The teaching fulfils the government strategy for Drug and Health Education as defined in PSHE.

Millennium Farm Trust provides supported work and training opportunities and programmes in agriculture, horticulture and rural skills for adults with additional needs, people recovering their mental health or those with an acquired brain injury at Depden Care Farm, their six acre care smallholding in Suffolk.

Provision of facilities for local community from parent toddler group to elderly groups including Health advice sessions.Our main dealings are within the Great Bridge & surrounding area, but never turn anyone away.

Provision of financial support and guidance to communities and organisations in need including under privileged; displaced and under developed communities. The charity supports the provision of health, education, welfare and community inclusion. Including supporting hospital services, clean water supply, skills training and infrastructure.

Local Charity providing services mainly for the housebound, elderly and young people wishing to find a particular service in the area ie transport to hospital or doctor which falls outside the normal car service provided, help with shopping, gardening etc. Short term provision of food for those experiencing a temporary break in benefits, or, for whatever reason, are unable to buy food.

Our mission is to champion, defend and expand access to art and culture, for and with the public. We create projects, initiatives and well-researched information to inform people, express the value of the arts to contemporary society, and ensure that everyone in the UK has opportunities to experience and participate in the arts.

Coaching facilities to young sportsmen and young sportswomen. Donations to similar sporting charities and grants to sporting clubs and associations. Grants to medical services and to youth projects.

We provide advice, support & information to people affected by mental health problems. We provide residential care and supported housing within the community. Drop-ins are provided throughout Denbighshire, along with limited individual support.

The Cornforth Partnership aims to tackle and alleviate the issues local people and communities face within County Durham in relation to Health, Social, Economic and Educational deprivation. We provide services around 5 broad themes: Children, Young People and Families Domestic Abuse Older Person and Adult Well being Employment, training and Welfare

Provide:funding and grant advicetraining and courses to the local communitya community cafe serving healthy meals to the community at minimal cost.work space and support to new charities and other agencies.advice and guidance to those seeking work, employablity.develop and work with partner agencies to support the local community

To provide disabled children and disabled adults in the Flintshire and Wrexham County areas with the opportunity to ride and to vault to benefit their health and well-being, in accordance with the objects of the Riding for the Disabled Association incorporating Carriage-Driving, a charity registered under charity number 244108.

Our sole objective as a group is to provide riding facilities for disabled children and adults so thatthey may benefit in their health, wellbeing and enjoyment of life.

The RDA provides riding & driving opportunities for people with disabilities, promoting health, well-being and happiness.

The aim of the Association of British Neurologists is to improve the health and well-being of people with neurological disorders by advancing the knowledge and practice of neurology in the British Isles. It also oversees scientific meetings, bursaries to facilitate educational and research visits to developing countries and offers financial and administrative support for ABN trainees.

The Fatherhood Institute is the UK's fatherhood think-tank. We collate the research on fatherhood, help shape government policy, influence the public debate about fathers, support services to be father-inclusive, and provide information and support to fathers and mothers to do their best for their children and for each other.

Provision of Homelessness prevention advice, Housing and support for young people (16-25), families, and vulnerable adults. Community, Youth and families work including Early Years Provision, Health and Wellbeing facilities, information and computer technology, lettings of rooms and facilities to local groups and agencies. Training opportunities through social enterprise activities.

TO SUPPORT PEOPLE WITH MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS IN EAST LONDON

Supporting, and advocating for the health and wellbeing of the LGBTQ community and people living with/affected by, HIV.