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Hertfordshire House Community Centre and Gardens CIO provides and maintains a Community Centre and Gardens for the health and well being of the local community.

Support domestic abuse victims, long-term carers; provide information, advice on welfare, health & social issues, assist translations; Represent members views to statutory authorities and advise on community issues; Develop improved links with the wider community; Combat discrimination through education & dialogue; through Saffron kitchen provides hot, freshly cooked meals to vulnerable members.

We provide a support network in the UK for patients with ALK-positive lung cancer and their families. We provide advice and information so that patients can be empowered to have meaningful conversations with their healthcare professionals. We advocate on their behalf at a national level so that patients receive a high level of care wherever they live in the UK

The advancement of health or the saving of lives. Promote activities that have a proven beneficial effect on health, specifically by encouraging and supporting those who are physically inactive, or insufficiently active, to enjoy the proven health benefits of exercise.

Didcot Volunteer Drivers operates a transport scheme for those local people who are unable to use or have no access to public transport.Bookings for healthcare appointments are made by phone to our office. Volunteer drivers use their own vehicles to pick up clients from home and drive them to and from their appointments.

The Sentencing Academy is a research and engagement charitable incorporated organisation dedicated to promoting professional and public understanding of sentencing in England and Wales.

The Trust supports the well-being, education, culture, health (including mental health) and social needs of refugees and the homeless; academic research in the arts, humanities, medicine and social sciences; and citizenship and community development projects that give voice to marginalised groups and communities in the UK and elsewhere.

Relief to asylum seekers and those granted refugee status in the UK, living in Kettering and the North Northants by support services to advance them in life and assist them with the adaption within a new community, with the aim of:(1) Preserving and protecting physical and mental health(2) Advancing education and training; and(3) Relief from financial hardship and unemployment

Our focus is to educate doctors, health professionals and the public about Lipoedema and its symptoms, so it may be diagnosed and treated earlier. We provide a range of information, support, carry out/facilitate and disseminate research. Our belief is that with earlier diagnosis and treatment women can prevent developing further complications and manage their Lipoedema.

- Accommodation for patients, carers, relatives, friends and healthcare professionals - Support, including counselling for anyone staying at or relating to the stay of someone staying at the Hospital Hotel - Peer support for guests and their relatives/patients - Volunteer transport for guests and their relatives/patients

Another Way is an educational environment charity aiming to promote and support behavioural change for the health of ourselves and our planet engendering an environmentally sustainable community. It provides environmental education to the public through talks and events based on independent and widely accepted research and runs projects to help the public live in more sustainable way.

The object of the of the charity is the "promotion of community participation in healthy recreation in particular by the provision of facilities for the playing of cricket". The club welcomes adults and juniors of all abilities and gender from the whole of the local and surrounding community. The club provides coaching, 2 pitches, 3 lane nets and a clubhouse at our home in Knebworth Park.

The House of the Open Door is based in Worcestershire. Its purpose is to advance the Christian faith in accordance with its Statement of Faith. It operates a Christian Retreat Centre and serves a local and wider community, church groups, prisoners, individuals in need and young people through prayer, hospitality and support.

Providing support and friendship to families with a member affected by serious/terminal illness or disability,through activities,group sessions,financial support and wish granting. Specialising is Christmas visits to families unable to travel to Lapland or a local grotto due to their health issue,by bringing a mobile grotto to their homes.

We promote positive mental health within the gaming community and the games industry by raising awareness of mental health challenges and reducing the stigma surrounding these issues.

Our aim is to provide the opportunity of riding in North Norfolk for special needs children and some adults who might benefit in their general health and well being. There is no charge but donations welcome. We provide riding for 2 schools and some individuals on Tuesday mornings in term time. We are always looking for volunteers to help and we welcome new riders if we have availability.

A peer to peer support service for people struggling with their mental health

We offer a meaningful option for young people living with a disability who are aged 17 plus. The training and support we offer includes: Employment and Education via work placements. Independent Living using our life skills programme.Health and Well-being and Social Inclusion to promote a healthy lifestyle and independence.

HELP AND ASSISTANCE FOR PARENTS AND FAMILIES OF SICK CHILDREN IN HOSPITAL OR WHO HAVE SADLY BEEN BEREAVED

The Blackley Centre is a Registered Charity working for peace, transforming conflict, andenabling good inter faith relations, providing quality hospitality at a centre in WestYorkshire. The Centre was founded by Blackley Baptist Church, with which it now works inpartnership from a shared site in the village of Blackley.

The charity provides relief and assistance to impoverished children in any part of the world who are without parents or have parents that require support. The charity supports schools to cater for their educational, psychological, medical and nutritional needs of impoverished children.

Pattishall Swimming Club promotes healthy recreation for public benefit in the Parish of Pattishall,Northamptonshire by supporting the provision of facilities For swimming for children aged 4- 11 years who live in the parish, including current pupils and prospective preschool age pupils of Pattishall CE primary School regardless of where they live and occasional child guests.

For the public benefit of frail older people living and dying in care homes, or other long-term care settings: Keeping the evidence base for best practice, Listening to the voices of frail older people, Funding practice-based research, Disseminating evidence-informed messages, Co-creating new ways of working, Supporting MHL partners, Sharing knowledge, expertise, information and statistics.

Our charity promotes better understanding of, and provides advice and assistance in respect of, good mental health and wellbeing to children, young persons and adults who work with them in educational institutions and other settings by providing information, training, supervision and other similar activities. provide advice and assistance. We also support research and education in this field.

a) providing information, support and advice to people living with the Condition, their families and carers; b) advocating to ensure that every person has timely and effective diagnosis, treatment and care of the Condition;c) working closely with all stakeholders to facilitate the availability of effective treatments for the Condition. d) funding and supporting research to advance scientif

Our Charity was established for the specific purpose of making grants to Apeksha Hospital, Sri Lanka which is the main Hospital for treatment of Cancer in Sri Lanka. When Apeksha Hospital has a need for Medical and other Equipment which they feel that we would be in a position to fund they forward us a request for such funding providing all details of such Equipment.

CCAA provides support and information to families of children diagnosed with Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA). This is achieved through the website, social media, literature, a network of CCAA Local Area Family Groups, and by hosting Annual Family Support Weekends that offer opportunities to improve their understanding of the disease and treatment.

The main objective of the charity is to provide help to poor and needy people primarily in deprived areas of Pakistan, other countries, including the UK.We provide food parcels, medical support, install water pumps and other facilities.

We assist the academic study and research of the subject of historical dress, using the Hopkins Costume Collection as a basis. The collection is made available to students and historians of the subject, as well as documentary makers and costumer designers for film, television, and theatre. We also lend out parts of the collection to museums, to be exhibited for the benefit of the public.

Global Change Data Lab is an educational charity with a focus on large global problems and international development. The charity's flagship project is the web publication Our World in Data, where we focus on communicating data and research to make progress against the world's largest problems.

FundraisingSupport to cancer patients emotionally and practically in hospital, at home, online and in the communityTelephone supportAdvocacySignpostingGifts

Sporting Wellness provides professional mental health support to representative sportspeople over the age of 16, across all sports. We also raise awareness of the importance of positive mental health in sport via our events, digital channels, partnerships and the ambassador athletes we work with.

TO RELIEVE SICKNESS AND TO PRESERVE THE HEALTH OF THE PATIENTS OF THE PAEDIATRIC INTENSIVE CARE UNIT AT UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL SOUTHAMPTON BY PROVIDING OR ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF EQUIPMENT, FACILITIES AND SERVICES (NOT NORMALLY PROVIDED BY THE LOCAL HEALTH AUTHORITY).

The Centre for Marian Studies provides educational courses, promotes research and maintains a library, on subjects relating to the theology and wider cult of the Virgin Mary. It is open to members of any religious tradition and none.

The Voysey Society has been founded to celebrate the life and work of architect and designer Charles Francis Annesley Voysey (1857-1941), one of the leading figures in the Arts and Crafts movement. We operate within the UK. We hold meetings; publish a journal and a newsletter; provide advocacy/advice/information; sponsor or undertake research; make grants to organisations.

ParaPride is working with social venues, public spaces and online platforms to create inclusive events and social opportunities that cater to the needs of all LGBTQ people living with disabilities, mental health and chronic health conditions and impairments. We also provide training and workshops to help venues and public spaces become more aware of the challenges faced by those we represent.

To assist in the treatment, care and rehabilitation of young people suffering from mental health issues. This will be achieved by raising awareness of mental health issues through social media platforms, and providing helpful information and content to the group's followers. The information and content will include video messages, short films, positive mental health messages.

Advancement of citizenship encouraging people to volunteerPromoting the Voluntary Sector for the public benefit by associating with local authorities in a common effort to advance education and provide facilities in the interests of social welfare.Promoting volunteeringRelief of poverty and relief of those in needAdvancement of HealthEnvironment

To relieve the needs of bereaved families and carers who have suffered the sudden death of a young person aged under 18 by providing free holiday accommodation. The relief of sickness and preservation of health for the public by the provision of defibrillators in public areas.

TO RELIEVE SICKNESS AND TO PRESERVE THE HEALTH OF THE PATIENTS IN THE THIRD WORLD BY PROVIDING OR ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF EQUIPMENT, FACILITIES AND SERVICES, NORMALLY PROVIDED BY THE STATUTORY AUTHORITIES, ANCILLARY TO THOSE PROVIDED BY THE DOCTORS. TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF LOCAL HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS IN HEALTH CARE PROCEDURES BY THE PROVISION OF LECTURES. www.ims-aid.org

Sing Your Heart out promotes good mental health and wellbeing through singing workshops that enableparticipants to reap the known benefits of group singing in harmony. The sessions are designed so thatpeople who might normally feel unable to join more formal choir settings (often through mental ill health)can participate without discrimination or judgement, and also benefit socially.

The objects of Shoreham Sailing Club are to promote and facilitate community participation in healthy recreation by providing facilities for sailing and other watersports, and in particular dinghy sailing, primarily (though not exclusively), to those resident in West and East Sussex.

Enderby Lawn Tennis Club encourages people to participate in the healthy sport of tennis. The club operates and maintains three floodlit savannah tennis courts for the benefit of the people of Enderby and the surrounding district.

For the public, the relief of sickness and the preservation and protection of good Health among the patients of Faversham Cottage Hospital and Community Medical Centres, in particular, supporting the work of the hospital and medical centres including providing grants for equipment and other resources.

To preserve and protect the physical, emotional and mental health of Children & Young People when someone significant in their life is dying or has died, by providing bespoke, focused and supportive acute bereavement care.Windmills differs from any other Child Bereavement Charity as it solely focuses on supporting Children (0-24 years) through the acute dying process and after death has occurred

Timothy Syndrome Alliance (TSA) supports individuals with CACNA1C-Related Disorders, including Timothy Syndrome and Long QT8, and their families/carers. From the UK, we provide guidance, information, and advocacy to families worldwide, raise awareness, and promote research and clinical development to improve understanding, care, and treatment.

Provide a range of services to people experiencing, or recovering from, mental health issues in Swansea.

The Music Man Project is a music education service for people with learning disabilities, providing life-changing music tuition leading to inspirational performance opportunities for all. It gives grants for accessible arts education, promotes equal access for performers, carries out research and raises awareness of the achievements of disadvantaged people across the UK and around the world.

- Football and other sporting activities in the community- Promote physical health and mental wellbeing- Support growth of sports clubs- Support other community activities in our area

The prevention or relief of poverty / sickness in the area of Tabora, Tanzania by making grants to Familia Moja Itetemia or other agents. FMCP-UK was set up primarily to provide, (a) emergency food and/or medical aid;(b) housing or accommodation to people who are homeless;(c) items and support designed to enable individuals to generate a sustainable income and be self-sufficient.