CharityScore UK

The fund is a voluntary organisation, which was established in 1989 by members of the Prison Service. It is an independent association supported by staff within the Prison Service with the aim of providing assistance, either directly or in conjunction with other fund raising efforts, to any member of the general public who needs assistance, particular medical attention or equipment.

Provision of:Peer to Peer support.Educational workshops and courses on managing mental health illness and rehabilitation.Advice and guidance on living with mental health illness.

Natured-based activities with a focus on 'green care' which create health, educational, social and ecological benefits.

Activities include: Land management for nature conservation; Habitat restoration; Species reintroduction and reinforcement; Supporting wildlife education; Wildlife survey, recording and research projects.

People's Foundation raises donations from the general public in order to carry out charitable objectives across the globe. We operate from the United Kingdom to implement many different projects such as Food Aid, Water Aid, Medical Aid, Emergency Assistance, Education Projects, Construction Projects and more

A grassroots martial arts and boxing club, setup to nurture young people through combat sport. We offer a range of discounted activities that aim to improve the health and well-being of local people, promote community cohesion and divert young people away from crime and improve their life prospects.

Establishing a fund to assist in financing the cost of support workers with health care experience andqualifications, to support young people aged under 26 (i.e. until the young person's 26th birthday) who areundergoing stem cell therapy or similar treatment for auto immune disease in England and Wales

Based in Reading, we provide an annual festival of dance, encouraging local talent and community participation as well as showcasing dance professionals to reach new audiences and inspire a love of dance. We support people to overcome barriers to dance and get them to access dance. We help tackle mental health challenges faced by young and old through a lively programme of dance for all abilities.

To advance the education and well-being of children, young adults and parents, by the provision of a education & health provision that seeks to develop "professional pupils", according to British values of: faith, love, service and resilience.

Advancement of education in the subject of pregnancy, and the termination of pregnancy, and into the effects thereof upon women, whether physical, medical or psychological.The preservation and protection of women's health.The provision of advice, counselling and assistance to women and their partners and families, as a result of pregnancy or pregnancy loss, cot death, still birth, child death.

The further education and training of all those engaged in the management of disorders of the musculo-skeletal system.To promote and co-ordinate clinical research in disorders of the musculo-skeletal system and their treatment and to publish the results of such research.

The charity will transform the experience of the perimenopause and the menopause by providing women with access to support, evidence-based information and resources to enable them to make informed choices about their health. In addition we will raise awareness about the menopause in general, its symptoms and the treatment options available and help educate doctors and healthcare professionals.

Information and resource provision providing a one-stop for mental health resources the communityneeds.Provision of a trainee therapist placement scheme to deliver therapy and provide placements for students.Educating the public and community leaders about the need for Mental Health support and what it meansto have qualified mental health professionals and what 'qualified' means.

Embed architecture and urban design in children's education and give a voice to young people within their local physical environment through building a network of built environment professionals, educationists and teachers across the UK to support their work and embed youth-led design approaches. This is achieved through Awards, Forums, Resource Bank, Research and Policy.

The aim of the Foundation is to help young people (between the ages of 16-25) and their families through what will be one of the most difficult times in their lives. Through their grant funding The Foundation will offer individuals the chance to have a little time away from the draining effects of hospital visits, treatment schedules and try and make up some of the time spent away from family.

New Europeans Association Ltd (New Europeans UK) is a UK charity which informs, educates and empowers EU citizens in the UK and Britons in Europe by providing advice, campaigning and conducting research as well as by building the capacity of community organisations to meet the needs of EU citizens. We also act as the secretariat of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Citizens Rights.

Mental health and maternal & child health projects for two populations: Internally displaced people (IDPs) and those impacted by conflict and trauma, and medically underserved communities across Nigeria. We train child arts therapy & adult MHPSS trauma counsellors (e.g. SGBV), run IDP clinics for pregnant women and babies, train primary health workers to reduce mother and baby deaths in childbirth

Sew Positive tackles health inequalities and social exclusion in Cambridge - the UK's most unequal city. Our goal is engaged communities of adults and families, using creative sewing, upcycling and mending to improve creativity, mental or physical health and togetherness in a circular economy. Services include Men's Hems, Sewcialise and Social Prescribing for Increased Self-Management of Health.

The Port Men in Sheds seeks to address and alleviate the damaging health and mental illness consequences brought about by social isolation in older men often brought about by retirement, ill health and bereavement. We achieve this objective by operating a large workshop and social facility in Ellesmere Port, Cheshire, where men can come together and socialise in a creative communal workshop space.

Teso Education Fund (TEF) implements projects in education and skills training in Uganda and Kenya. TEF also undertakes activities to address barriers to access to education such as interventions to improve economic livelihood and health. In the UK, TEF works to improve the welfare of Ugandan communities through social, cultural, and economic initiatives.

Whale Wise advances marine mammal conservation by:a) studying the interaction between marine mammal populations and human activity through scientific research;b) engaging the public with our work and marine conservation generally.

The object of the CIO is the promotion of community participation in healthy recreation for people of all ages in Northamptonshire and the surrounding area by providing facilities to participate in the sport of amateur croquet at both competitive and social levels (facilities means land, buildings, equipment and organising sporting activities).

PILC exists to challenge systemic injustice through legal representation, strategic litigation, research and legal education. We specialise in public law, actions against public authorities and public inquiries, bringing cases to court for individuals and grassroots groups who have been treated unfairly. We hold government and public bodies to account, challenging unlawful policies and practices.

The Partnership will develop a comprehensive Stour health and Wellbeing strategy and action plansfocused on local priorities identified by the Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA), the priorities in theWarwickshire Health and Wellbeing strategy and any other priorities that arise in the future. It willencourage partnership working between the NHS and other health and wellbeing providers

We are one of the nations Men's Shed part of UKMSA, to provide a workshop and social centre particularly for but not exclusively for men, to help maintain their health and wellbeing, make new friends and enjoy working together on a range of projects, and assist the local community in practical ways whenever possible.

The Keepers is a community hub supporting the needs of residents of Wotton and surrounding areas, helping them to be more connected to the services, groups and professionals that can provide support for health, wellbeing or financial hardship issues. We host a number of professional organisations and classes, run our own drop-in cafe and community garden, and have a dry food store and freezer.

The band plays many concerts to the public in our community throughout the year. We also perform some charity concerts, raising money for organizations such as the RNLI, Colchester and Ipswich Hospital Charity and The Royal British Legion. We compete at National Level at the Regional Area Championships and National Finals Brass Band Championships.

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation, primarily but not exclusively, for the benefit of the inhabitants of Manchester and the surrounding areas by the provision of facilities for swimming and associated events.

We promote and protect the physical and mental health of children and young people by improving their access to Relationships and Sex Education through: convening stakeholders to share effective practice and identify gaps; supporting educators to be confident providers of RSE; gathering international evidence to inform policy and practice and improve public understanding of the benefits of RSE.

A hospital for the care of sick, injured and orphaned wildlife with the view to eventual release back to the wild.

To promote and protect the mental health, particularly but not exclusively, of young people from primary school to university throughout England and Wales, by the provision of finance, support, education and practical advice and assistance.To advance such other charitable purposes (according to the law of England and Wales) as the trustees see fit from time to time.

We help different kind of NGO's: care homes, hospitals, medical dispensaries, indigenous communities, among others. Most of them are located in remote and very poor areas of Venezuela. Due to the humanitarian crisis, they lack from the most basic supplies as food, medicines, clothes, clean water, electricity, toys for children, etc and we help to alleviate those necessities as far as possible.

We work for the benefit of the Nepalese / Gurkha veterans and their families residing in Folkestone, Kent and the surrounding area by promoting education, good health, social welfare and Nepalese history & culture to tackle the poverty, sickness and distress.

We aim to reduce the psychological consequences of war and disaster on children by training responsible adults to implement the evidence-based group interventions that we have developed. We regularly train people from many different countries. We promote research into the effects of traumatic events in order to improve the help provided.

The promotion of gender equality within the Christian church, in the UK and beyond, for the public benefit through education, research, advocacy and awareness raising. Promotion of the Christian faith.

North Wales Crusaders Foundation operates across North Wales. The foundation aims to provide people with high-quality sports, health and educational opportunities. The charity will achieve this by delivering engaging activities and community projects via a dedicated development team of staff and volunteers.

We provide training, workshops, events and resources designed to aid understanding of how mental health manifests in women of African/Caribbean descent and their experience of accessing mental healthcare services and to support the delivery of appropriate mental healthcare services for them. Also, we help women of African/Caribbean descent access mental health and wellbeing treatment.

We are Plas Madoc provide community engagement activities focusing on community cohesion, wellbeing, mental health and independence by recruiting volunteers within the community.Crafty Brew-craft group that gets together weekly to provide peer support over a cup of tea and crafts.Bingo- Monthly subsidisded prize bingo.Community transport and community sporting activities also annual events.

GROW works with schools and communities delivering bespoke programmes in sustainable food growing and outdoor learning. We work predominantly with children and young people who face poverty, personal, or social barriers to learning, healthy living, and employment. Our agro-ecological farm and outdoor learning site at The Totteridge Academy in North London is at the heart of all of our activities.

WhatHuman Rights/religious Or Racial Harmony/equality Or DiversityWhoPeople Of A Particular Ethnic Or Racial OriginThe General Public/mankindHowMakes Grants To IndividualsMakes Grants To OrganisationsProvides Other FinanceProvides ServicesProvides Advocacy/advice/informationSponsors Or Undertakes Research

Our mission is to:- Research charitable activities with a good evidence base for high impact,- Provide education in the form of training and advice to individuals on the subject of entrepreneurship andfounding charitable enterprises to engage in such activities, and- Support such individuals who found such organisations to help them succeed in the early stages of their growth

1)Building a community allowing for shared experience and expertise2)Advancing research into the environmental and economic benefits of biodiversity in viticulture3)Developing resources and programmes to inform educators at wine institutions4)Raising awareness of the importance of biodiversity in viticulture5)Providing resources to inform of viticultural techniques and related activities

EDUCATION IN THE SUBJECT OF PREGNANCY AND TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY AND INTO THE EFFECTS;THE PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION OF WOMEN'S HEALTH;THE PROVISION OF ADVICE COUNSELLING AND ASSISTANCE TO WOMEN AND THEIR PARTNERS AND FAMILIES.

The Charities activities include the provision of leisure and amateur sport that has a beneficial effect on health and wellbeing for the local community

We provide practical and emotional support, alongside the healthcare provided by the NHS, for patients, their loved ones, and other individuals within their support network. Referrals to our service are made, working within our service criteria, either by partners within the NHS delivering the healthcare, or direct from patients, their loved ones, or other individuals within their network.

Touchpoint operates a community hub, well-being initiative, and free foodshare project. Based in Stansted Mountfitchet, Essex, we serve local towns and villages in Uttlesford, Essex and Hertfordshire. Working with specialist partners we facilitate and deliver an array of services addressing issues around mental health, social isolation, physical well-being and financial stress.

The key activities have been to provide benefit to the disadvantaged and deprived people from all backgrounds within the Borough of Blackburn with Darwen by improving health, empowerment, leadership and cohesion of these communities.One Voice Blackburn is a charity that aspires to create an inclusive, cohesive and vibrant community in Blackburn with Darwen.

To relieve the needs and to preserve and protect the good health of people affected by dementia and their carers in the NG16 and surrounding areas, by the provision of a monthly Memory Cafe meeting, planned activities, events and trips out along with help and support.

WCGM will run activities, events and learning opportunities for the whole community that promote and support the development of skills, knowledge and confidence in chemical free food growing and healthy eating. School visits, work experience placements for unemployed, volunteering and well-being activities will be delivered from our Community Garden and Market Garden sites in Dane Valley, Margate.

Rastrick Junior FC provides facilities for children and young people to play football for the promotion of community participation in healthy recreation. We provide training facilities for young people, aged 6 to 18 years of age and participate in the Huddersfield Junior Football League Our emphasis is on children and young people having fun in a safe, inclusive and welcoming environment.