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Create awareness of bowel cancer in young people, aged 18 to 30 in Dorset and the UKTo support bowel cancer patients and their families from Dorset through the provision of specialist equipment and financial aidTo fund specialist nurses in Dorset County Hospital, specifically in the Colorectal Department

Our vision: A thriving local community where people are happy, safe and healthy. Our strategic aims are:Supporting communities to navigate systems and access their rightsProviding opportunities for adults, young people and children to develop and thriveMitigating the impacts of povertyAmplifying the voice and influence of marginalised communitiesCelebrating diversity and achievements

To promote any charitable purpose including the advancement of education, the relief of poverty, sickness or distress and the preservation and protection of health primarily through the use of surf therapy and related mental health training courses.

Education and Training Provision: formal/informal training.Support to marginalised groups: Delivery of social/recreational activities.Children and Young people and their families: Open access projects and play groups for all ages and abilities.Health and Well-Being Support: Healthy eating promotion through cooking workshops, sport/keep fit activities/facilities.

We support learning disabled and autistic adults who for what ever reason do not get an adult social care service. In our retail, hospitality and Gull rehabilitation centre activities. This reduces isolation, develops new skills, improves communication and interaction with community. Whilst promoting a positive image of Gulls, and other Seabirds and helping to conserve a red listed bird

Root & Branch was an unincorporated charity (1088493) until Aug 2011. Located on an organic farm it provides opportunities for people with mental health disorders to engage in gardening, woodworking, crafts and other skills, to help them to recover confidence, meet new people, prepare for future employment and be able to engage more fully with the wider society.

TCS supports young people in northern Uganda who have been affected by exposure to armed conflict, in order to relieve poverty and mental distress and promote well-being. In 2022/23 we worked with over 170 families, providing support through grants for school fees and small businesses; and advice and befriending. We have also provided help with medical costs to over 250 children and adults.

Promoting effective primary care for people who use drugs and/or alcohol problematically and preserving and protecting their health, wellbeing and recovery.Developing, supporting and encouraging the role of general practitioners (GPs) and other health professionals to work in primary care with people who use alcohol and drugs.Providing a forum for primary care drug and alcohol practitioners.

The objects of the charity are to provide grants to organisations and individuals (particularly those of limited means)involved in education, the arts, and research (particularly economic research) in accordance with the founding principlesof Education Services, a charitable unincorporated association set up by Jack Bellerby and associates in 1930.

Advancing the Christian Faith, relieving sickness and financial hardship, education, health, citizenship, community development, crime prevention, human rights, conflict resolution and the promotion of religious and racial harmony in Taunton and other places as deemed appropriate by the Trustees. Listening, caring and providing practical help without prejudice.

The object of the Charity is to prevent or alleviate poverty or financial hardship for the public benefit anywhere in the world by providing or assisting in the provision of education, training, healthcare projects and all the necessary support designed to enable individuals to generate a sustainable income and be self-sufficient.

The Cambridge Science Centre develops and hosts STEM-themed exhibitions and programmes. We aim to inspire broader public participation in tall STEM topics and to improve public accessibility to current research. We achieve this through hands-on exhibits and workshops, school visits, pop-up science engagements, evening programming for adults and supporting on-line content.

Sturfit provides leisure facilities to foster the health and well-being of the people of Sturminster Newton and the surrounding area. Sturminster Newton Lesiure Centre is accessible to all members of this community and wide participation is encouraged. The Centre offers a range of exercise classes, fully equipped gym and is host to many sporting clubs and societies. It is staffed by volunteers.

The Royal Free Music Society choir meets weekly to rehearse and perform choral works. The choir is based in the Royal Free Hospital but is open to all members of the local community.

MEDIATION TRAINING AND SERVICESCOMMUNITY-BASED FAMILY SUPPORT PROJECT FOOD BANKCAREER SUPPORT FOR JOB SEEKERS YOUTH EMPOWERMENT PROJECTWOMEN IN SAFE HANDS (WISH)OLDER PEOPLE AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIESHEALTH IS WEALTH: Supporting African Elders and Friends COPING WITH DEPRESSIONPEOPLE OF AFRICAN DESCENT SUPPORT PROJECTGENDER ABUSE, INCLUDING FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION (FGM)

to stimulate interest and enthusiasm and educate the general public in zoology and other natural sciences by establishing and running one or more zoological gardens or similar scientific exhibitions to promote and carry out scientific study and research into natural history and related scientific fields, especially where such knowledge would help the conservation of species and habitats.

To advance education of and promote arts, culture, heritage and science through maintaining a museum, art gallery and concert hall.to promote community participation in healthy recreation in particular by the provision of facilities for the playing of amateur sport

New Life Church provides a spiritual home for its members through its church building in Low Grange Avenue, Billingham and in Hartlepool for church services. The New Life Family Centre in Billingham provides a range of Children's Day Care and community services, including community physiotherapy services through its relationship with the NHS.

Community First plays a key role in developing a thriving voluntary sector in Hampshire, empowering communities, mobilising our member organisations and delivering critical community services including transport, mobility, training, supported volunteering, health & wellbeing programmes, community hubs and cafes, helping older people at home and young carers, that make life better for everyone.

South Northants Community Responders is made up of a group of volunteers who have been trained by East Midlands Ambulance Service to provide emergency medical aid to people living and working in the local community.The purpose of a Community First Responder Group is to provide emergency medical care until the professional service arrives on scene.

The Trust promotes community participation in healthy recreation by providing facilities for:Canoeing, Cycling, Running, Sailing, Dragon BoatingSwimming, Triathlon, Windsurfing, Angling and Model BoatingTo the communities of Rotherham, Doncaster, Barnsley and the surrounding areas.

Service users benefit from hot lunches, manicures, massages, opticians visits, health checks, advice and information on healthy living, keep-fit classes and support from a social worker and a nurse. Service users take part in activities including singing, pottery, drawing and painting, arts and crafts, puzzles, scrabble, dominoes and bingo.

Providing a wide range of health, welfare and cultural services to the Irish community in Coventry and the surrounding areas

This user led service includes:Educational and social development, voluntary work and community projects, horse riding and farm skills, art and craft, sports,dance, singing, cooking, makaton, mental wellbeing, healthy lifestyles and relationship training. Also group attend disco's, cinema, theatres, and can enjoy an addittional week away.

Supporting emotionally and socially vulnerable children and young people with autistic spectrum conditions &behaviours associated with them in Eastleigh, Hants; through individual and groupwork interventions(afterschool ,holiday ,youth and social skills groups or individual play/drama therapy) Our ultimate aim to facilitate social inclusion by promoting social wellbeing and positive mental health

The charity's objects ('objects') are specifically restricted to the following:1. To advance the Christian faith2. To relieve sickness and financial hardship and to promote and preserve good healthby the provision of funds, goods or services of any kind3. To advance education in such ways and in such parts of the United Kingdom or the world as the trustees from time to time may think fit.

Provide voluntary car service for the benefit of residents of Shinfield parish and patients of Swallowfield Medical Practice wherever they live who have mobility problems due to age and / or infirmity.

Good practice, research and development of traditional Chinese medicine.

We engage in health promotion among the Ghanaian and other minority ethnic communities in London and surrounding areas.We also promote education and health in Ghana by supplying medical equipment and helping build and stock libraries for villages and small towns.

All food given out by foodbanks is donated.Supermarket Collections are one of the main ways that food is donated. Care professionals such as doctors, health visitors, social workers, CAB and police identify people in crisis and issue them with a foodbank voucher. Foodbank clients bring their voucher to a foodbank centre where it can be redeemed for three days emergency food.

The objects of the Charity are the relief of sickness and the preservation of health among people residing permanently or temporarily in Sri Lanka. The Charity raises monies in the UK and elsewhere to forward to the Navajeevana Healthcare Centre in Colombo, which provides compassionate, Christ-centred healthcare to all, especially the poor and vulnerable, from all ethnic backgrounds.

The Charity's objectives are specifically restricted to advance the education of the public in general (and particularly among scientists and healthcare professionals) on the subject of diabetology, in particularly by (but not limited to) the promotion of research for the public benefit in all aspects of that subject and to publish the useful results.

We provide a venue for groups in Consett, County Durham, and the surrounding district to meet together for various social activities, e.g. clubs, societies and Women's Institute; as well as groups for those with mental health issues, young people with learning difficulties and those with addictions. We hold information events, coffee afternoons, Wellbeing Centre and local government meetings.

Tackling inequalities relating to health, wellbeing, inclusion, poverty, employment and skills in Solihull and surrounding areas (Birmingham & Warwickshire).To promote the voluntary sector for the public benefit in Solihull by building the capacity of voluntary sector organisations and providing them with the necessary support, information and services.

The objects of the charity are to assist in the treatment and care of persons with learning difficulties or disabilities, mental health and well-being issues of any description or in need or rehabilitation as a result of such illness, disability or difficulty, by the provision of arts and educational activities including volunteering opportunities in Wales.

To provide a safe and welcoming environment fol all residents. We have held events including spring, summer and winter fairs.Educational activities include mothers and toddlers 'drop in' as well as promoting sport through football. Our centre also provides activities for social health and wellbeing.We welcome all users not just from Ryton, Crookhill and Stella

TO GROW THE CHRISTIAN FAITH IN ACCORDANCE WITH STATEMENT OF BELIEFSTO FURTHER CHRISTIAN EDUCATION IN CHESTER AND BEYONDTO RELIEVE SICKNESS AND FINANCIAL HARDSHIP, TO PROMOTE AND PRESERVE GOOD HEALTH BY THE PROVISION AND SUPPORTTO PROVIDE OR ASSIST IN THE PROVISION OF SOCIAL WELFARE FOR RECREATION OF INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE NEED WITH THE OBJECT OF IMPROVING THEIR CONDITIONS OF LIFE

The Blackdown Healthy Living & Activity Centre is a charity dedicated to supporting the health and well-being of people of all ages, particularly those who are either elderly or socially isolated. We operate in an area broadly defined by the Blackdown Hills, which sit on the Somerset/Devon border.

Promotion of community participation in healthy recreation by the provision of facilities for the playing of tennis for the benefit of the inhabitants of the Harrogate & Knaresbro' district. The facilities to be made available on a non-discriminatory basis for the public at large in the interests of social welfare and with the object of improving the conditions of the life for said inhabitants.

The object of the Institute is to advance the education of the public in general on the workings of modern economies, particularly but not exclusively to increase understanding of the linkages between banks (which issue money) and the rest of the economy. The Institute organizes research conferences, promotes research (both written and online), and supports the educational work of the University.,

Supporting older people in Kensington and Chelsea; promoting healthy living and lifestyles; encouraging community cohesion; reducing isolation among the older community; providing over 150 free activities annually which include physical, creative and mentally stimulating, learning and health-related activities focusing on prevention.

To promote community participation in a healthy recreation to residents of Ipswich and the surrounding area, by providing teaching, development and practice from learn to swim skills to competitive swimming and disability swimming in a cost effective method affordable for all families;

The charity supports racially minoritised communities in London, focusing on at-risk young people, women, refugees, migrants, prisoners and ex-offenders. It promotes 1. education 2. recreation 3. mental and physical health 4.advice 5.community safety and outreach 6. social welfare. It offers tailored services and skills development to help individuals overcome challenges and build a better future.

We operate a 24hr 365 days a year collection and delivery service to support the medical requirements of our local hospitals. We transport items such as blood, samples, drugs, breast milk, medical equipment and key documents to support hospitals and patients and to relieve the costs of transport to the NHS. We also facilitate the daily delivery and collection of blood to our local air ambulance.

Focus on Labour Exploitation (FLEX) works towards responses to trafficking for labour exploitation that are not only effective in ending exploitation, but also prioritise the needs and voices of trafficked persons and their human rights.FLEX seeks to achieve this through research, advocacy, and capacity building to promote victim-centred responses to trafficking for labour exploitation.

To provide food, drinks, clothing and a hot shower every day of the year to homeless and disadvantaged people plus advice on housing, debt, jobs, health( with a nurse available 2 days a week and a doctor 2 days a week) and drugs and alcohol and classes in English, Maths, IT and art. To provide advocacy on benefit and housing appeals. To promote health, safety and confidence building.

Women Group including Coffee Morning, Study Circle, Pensioners Club, regular Spiritual Activities, Accredited/Vocational Employ-ability Training, English ESOL, Youth Activities, After School Club, Weekend Supplementary Classes, School Holiday Programme, NHS Healthy Programme,Community Gardening project. We also provide facilities for Black and Minority Ethnic Group which are culturally sensitive.

To make grants in England and Guernsey to enable disadvantaged older people to be independent, healthy and socially included.To work collaboratively to find innovative ways to help disadvantaged older people to be independent, healthy and socially included.

The preservation and protection of good health of the elderly and disabled population of Enfield and the surrounding area by the provision of foot care services.

Promoting arts, culture, heritage or science, all humanitarian issues, relieving poverty, advancing education, protecting the environment, enhancing community development, advancing health and human rights. Other charitable activities.