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EACH is a worldwide organisation with the overall aim of promoting effective evidence-based patient-centred healthcare communication between patients, relatives and healthcare practitioners. The association is meant for all who are active in communication research and teaching and for patients, practitioners and students with an interest in communication in healthcare.

The Object of the Charity is to encourage support for the religious and other charitable work of the Episcopal Church of Jerusalem and the Middle East and the Episcopal/Anglican Province of Alexandria, in communion with the See of CanterburyThe Charity's charitable purposes are; through grant making, to bring relief of poverty, education, health, community development and relief to those in need

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC IN THE HISTORY OF LLANDOVERY AND THE PRINCES OF WALES.1) THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A HERITAGE CENTRE IN LLANDOVERY, 2) PERMANENT, TRAVELLING AND TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS, TALKS AND OTHER EVENTS; 3) UNDERTAKING RESEARCH PROJECTS AND COLLECTING, PRESERVING AND DISPLAYING ARTEFACTS AND KNOWLEDGE GAINED FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC."

Promote prevention and early identification of addiction, assist those in Derbyshire affected by addiction and advance education and awareness. Support recovery and positive change for anyone impacted by addiction including families and friends.Provide support for Veterans, serving UK Armed Forces members and their families, addressing health, wellbeing, education, employment and social inclusio

Raising awareness of the history of women in Wales; identifying and ensurig the safeguarding, conservation, publicising and making publicly accessible all relevant source materials; carrying out relevant projects and holding public events such as conferences, exhibitions and talks, and by carrying out and/or assisting relevant research.

The Kennington Association exists to further the health and wellbeing of the people of Kennington and to improve the local environment. Through the management and development of Lollard Street Adventure Playground it serves to provide children and young people of the area with free and adventurous play in a safe environment as well as an inclusive sports project for all the community.

To preserve & protect the health of people & to improve the quality of life of people with long term health conditions by promoting access to social prescribing services. To advance education of the general public & medical practitioners in relation to social prescribing services & other similar interventions. Such other exclusively charitable purposes as the Trustees may determine.

A Charity that provides teaching of the Buddhist way, organising celebrations, cultural events, counselling, Meditation and language classes. To preserve and protect health by using meditation as a way of promoting healing and relieving stress. We cover all the communities that range from Cardiff to Swindon and Gloucester to Southampton and individual families throughout the region.

The charity provides support to a cardiac rehabilitation programme, including exercise classes and counselling services, for all cardiac patients in the catchment area of Yeovil District Hospital. Fundraising events and private donations enable the charity to maintain and replace gym equipment for the rehabilitation unit and and to fund specialist training for the cardiac staff at YDH.

WE PROVIDE A VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES AND SERVICES TO OLDER PEOPLE AGED 60+ LIVING IN THE CROSSGATES AND SURROUNDING LS15 DISTRICTS TO PROMOTE HEALTHY AND INDEPENDANT LIVING AND TO REDUCE SOCIAL ISOLATION. THIS INCLUDES ADVOCACY, ADVICE, INFORMATION AND PRACTICAL SUPPORT, AS WELL AS GROUPS FOR EXERCISE AND WELL BEING, CREATIVE ARTS AND PURELY SOCIAL OPPORTUNITIES.

The main activity of the Group is the annual conference.This provides proceedings, a large exhibition of equipment, creates a strong networking environment for the sharing of knowledge and offers a large number of bursaries to enable newly qualified and new-to-the-field members.There are other training activities, an active web site including an online journal and a Research Fund.

The Charity operates a museum situated in the town of Usk and open to the public, with the aim of collecting, preserving and making available for research and education, artifacts and documents related to rural life in Monmouthshire.

The charity researches and publishes books about Public Transport in the City of Leeds and surrounding areas. It also restores historic public transport from Leeds. It assists other societies with information requests. The Society also holds regular social meetings at which speakers give talks on public transport related topics. 4 newsletters to members are published each year.

OHTA offers education, training and qualifications in Occupational/ Industrial Hygiene. Key activities are:* developing educational and training materials;* promoting good standards of training to ensure effective health protection;* creating a sustainable model for worldwide training delivery;* developing a qualifications framework that permits international transferability of skills.

The charity objects are the development and education of children; promoting their care and safety;promoting their education and promoting parental involvement;promoting their health and wellbeing: providing services to support them and their families and care: providing services to individuals holding membership of the CIO; and furthering the aims of the Pre-school Learning Alliance.

The Inspire Foundation supports capacity-building and empowerment activities for targeted groups in Levenshulme and South Manchester. We work especially with older people, people with mental health needs and new arrivals in our community.

Design and delivery of sustainable projects that tackle the root causes of poverty in remote, rural communities by enabling better health, education and economic activity, powered by a backbone of innovation and clean technologies.

- to provide facilities for, and to promote participation in, the amateur sport of football in Horncastle and the surrounding area;- to establish and maintain a permanent amateur club in Horncastle for the teaching, playing and coaching of football;- to provide suitably qualified coaches, coaching courses, insurance, medical treatment and post-match refreshments; and- to affiliate to the FA.

Project Seagrass is committed to saving the worlds seagrass. Project Seagrass works towards the conservation of seagrass ecosystems through community, research, and action, both in the UK and globally.

Raising money to purchase a derelict village toilet and rebuild it into a health and well being centre for Silverton and its surrounding area. The main aim of this will be to provide care for dementia sufferers and their carers. In addition we intend to provide specialist treatments such as Aromatherapy, Reflexology, Chiropody and Stroke Therapy.

Provide grants to charities, other organsiations, and individuals in fulfillment of the following charitable purposes:- 1. The advancement of education2. The advancement of physical and mental health 3. The relief and/or prevention of poverty

Conservation and protection of the natural environment in Southern Africa by providing grants and undertaking research in connection with animal welfare and the environment, including educating the public. Providing funding for carnivore research including human/carnivore conflict mitigation, training of wildlife rangers, wildlife rescue & rehabilitation and management of rhino in Zimbabwe

Waterbeach Military Heritage Museum holds artifacts, photographs, paper ephemera largely of Waterbeach RAF Station and Barracks from 1938 to 2013 of RAF activities and 39 Engineer Regiment, occupations. Their units and personnel. Acts as a historical resource for the public and those who lived and served in the forces and/or as civilians during those years also for researchers.

The League of Friends provides help and support to our local hospital , donating funds towards acquiring additional equipment and facilities ; with a view to constantly improving the quality of care for patients. Helping and supporting the excellent staff and all the visitors to the hospital and generally improving the experience for any and everyone attending the Uckfield Community Hospital.

We support children and young people up to the age of 30 and their families affected by Neurofibromatosis Type 1 (NF1). We organise residential camps for children and days out for families. We are passionate about mental health and wellbeing. We work closely with health visitors to raise awareness and early diagnosis of NF1.

To live in Hope is an UK based charity operating in Ghana to improve the lives of the people in the country by providing and improving the education of children, providing basic necessities including water and sanitation and the training of parents in some economic activities to improve their income to allow long term financial sustainability, improved health and a brighter future for the children

Art in Mind has been running supportive mental health groups, workshops and training for people in recovery of mental health issues.

SERVE THE HOMELESS & VULNERABLE HOSPITALITY - PROVIDE HOT FOOD AND DRINKS, SANDWICHES ETCBEFRIENDING- LISTEN TO GUESTS? STORIES AND DISCUSS THEIR NEEDS. SIGNPOST THE NEEDY TO THE AVAILABLE AGENCIES IN HALL ON THE DAY, & TO THE MANY OTHER AGENCIES THAT PROVIDE SUPPORT IN BURY ST EDMUNDSPROVIDE ANY AVAILABLE CLOTHING, SLEEPING BAGS, TOILETRIES, TENTS THAT HAVE BEEN DONATED BY LOCAL CHURCHES

The provision of recreational & leisure time activities provided in the interest of social welfare,designed to improve their conditions of life, Providing support & activities which develop their skills, capacities & capabilities to enable them to participate in society as mature & responsible individuals.The relief of those in need,by reason age,ill-health,disability, financial hardship or other.

? GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSES ? EDUCATION / TRAINING ? THE ADVANCEMENT OF HEALTH OR SAVING OF LIVES ? THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY

Relieving poverty, trauma, sickness and distress arising therefrom among children resident in England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, Channel Islands and the Isle of Man who have suffered the same as a result of any criminal offence committed by any person..Promoting children's health, education and welfare, encourage their social inclusion.Provision of counselling and emotional support.

EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOPS TARGETING SECONDARY SCHOOLS, HIGHER AND FURTHER EDUCATION, AND UNIVERSITIES. EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOPS ON MENTAL HEALTH.EDUCATION AROUND MENTAL HEALTH.WORK PLACEMENT OPPORTUNITIES TO RELIEVE UNEMPLOYMENT AND ADVANCE YOUNG PEOPLE.INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES TO RELIEVE UNEMPLOYMENT AND ADVANCE YOUNG PEOPLE.

To promote, develop and support community participation in healthy recreation by providing or assisting in the provision of facilities for the playing of the game of association football and other such sports or physical activities which improve fitness and health; to advance education; and to relieve people with disabilities, learning difficulties or ill-health.

Advancement of practice and profession of Transition EngineeringResearch debate publicationsCertification of Transition EngineersEducationOperation of a professional membership association; support for membersCampaigning on Transition Engineering to address the sustainability challengesSupport for a global network of GATE groupsLiaison with other appropriate organisations

PONT relieves sickness and poverty and promotes and preserves good health in Uganda by provision of funds, goods and services including counseling and support by means of exchange of people, resources and ideas between Rhondda Cynon Taff in Wales and the Mbale, Manafwa and Bududa districts in Uganda. The main activities relate to health, education, orphan support and NGO capacity building.

Chelmsford Garden Community Trust (CGCT), formally Beaulieu Community Trust (BCT), primarily exists to further or benefit the residents of Chelmsford Garden Community by working with those residents and local stakeholders in a common effort to develop and maintain an all-inclusive, healthy and vibrant community. A key role for the Trust is management of the Beaulieu Community Centre.

Providing donations to charities supporting young people in Dorset, Hampshire and Wiltshire who (i) provide caring support (ii) help homeless young people (iii) give care, respite & education facilities for autistic young people (iv) improve young people's mental health. Also advancing the education of young people by making awards that foster innovation & opportunity to disadvantaged students.

The centre provides an open access drop in service for families and young children and offers a range of activities such as messy play, arts and crafts, outings and visits to local places of interest and a Healthy lunch club. We also offer parenting courses, and invite external agencies such as Health Visitor, Speech and Language Therapist and Road Safety Unit to talk to parents.

The main activities of the charity involve visiting schools, workplaces and community settings, providing social, emotional and Mental Health support and education. We run in house projects that develop knowledge and skills under the remits of health, education, arts and life skills.

To establish and maintain a heritage facility in Bishopsteignton, Devon, in order to advance the education of, and for the benefit of the community?We have established an Annual Molly Coombe lecture and continue a programme of irregular talks relating to the village and the surrounding area, a research group and soon hope to install information boards and a website link to all our activities.

The objectives of the charity are to relieve the needs of parents and families of babies who experience neonatal care in Greater Manchester by the provision of support and information, and to advance awareness and education of neonatal care, and its implications for families, to health professionals and the general public.

The Trust is dedicated to engaging, involving and empowering people from both the heart and the head. Objects are to advance:- animal welfare and conservation, the education of the public in animal welfare and conservation, environmental protection, to promote and participate in science-based research projects to assist the survival of endangered species

To promote social inclusion for people aged 8 - 24 using powerful unmounted horse based interventions with specially trained horses.Professional referrals from : schools, CAMHS, Social Workers, Specialist Agencies, Domestic Violence, Drug & Alcohol for those suffering from a variety of challenges e.g Mental Health - especially anxiety, school exclusion, ADHD, neglect & abuse, victims of crime etc

The Office of Health Economics (OHE) conducts research on health economics and related policy issues that affect health care and the life sciences industries. OHE disseminates its work at conferences and workshops and provides training programmes.

Stories for Life records life stories face to face or remotely with those who are in the last chapter of life in a variety of settings; hospices, hospitals, care homes or in their own homes. Our biographers are specialist volunteers trained by us. Our phone service can include the recording of less formally structured conversations between family members/ friends of a different generation.

The Jacob Abraham Foundation aims to help prevent suicide through direct intervention with vulnerable people, raise awareness on mental health/suicide issues, promote positive mental health and support people bereaved through suicide in Wales.

The relief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage within the area of interest.Such charitable purposes for the public benefit as are exclusively charitable according to the laws of England and Wales as the trustees may from time to time determine.

Raise funds to hep the poor, needy, orphans, widows survive demanding life and health needs.Offer religious and humanitarian services to communities in the Uk and abroadRelieve poverty and disasaters and clean water for communities in need.Help in emergency medical conditionssponsor orphans and widows and provide shelter and accomodationprovide religious and educational services.

For the benefit of members, vulnerable members of the public and the public at large that may include those with disabilities, mental or physical health issues, in advanced age, those subject to or at risk of poverty or financial hardship, or in some other way disadvantaged or socially marginalised, in the UK and potentially with partners overseas.

The objectives of the CIO are:-To provide transport to the elderly and disabled residents in the West Berkshire villages of Burghfield, Mortimer, Sulhampstead, Padworth, Ufton Nervet, Wokefield & Beech Hill to:(a) Facilitate shopping trips(b) Enable attendance to local clubs(c) To attend medical appointments(d) To provide day trips