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The Laughter Specialists Charitable Trust funds programmes of specially trained entertainers to visit sick children and vulnerable adults in hospital and those with special needs calling on their training and experience and using their artistic and entertainment skills to bring them laughter and fun thereby improving their well being. Other activities include talks and training workshops.

Community based activities in the local area , ie after school clubs, half term courses, social inclusion and health and wellbeing sessions.

Financial support for relief of poverty, local famine relief, drilling wells, for specific assessed individual education, building a Health Centre. Provision of: recycled computers, mobile phones, secondhand free spectacles, health education using Swahili literature. Annual Trustee and supporter trips to the area of operation and possible visits of Tanzanian pastors to UK for mutual edification.

Organising social and cultural activities to help communities and enhance awareness of health, cultural integration and education among the community members.

Relief of people affected by blindness, partial sight or other disabling diseases of the eye.Provision in the interests of social welfare of recreational and educational facilities for such people.

Mustard Tree operates across Greater Manchester, providing food, clothing furniture and training for individuals in need. Our beneficiaries include those experiencing or at risk of homelessness, those recovering from addictions, ex-offenders, refugees, asylum seekers and those with mental health issues. We run various programmes helping people re-find their confidence, motivation and employment.

Visionary is a federation of one hundred local societies for blind and partially sighted people in the UK. It aspires to provide support for and raise awareness of the services provided by its members. It has a development fund for small societies and advises national research and campaign groups. A conference for members is held annually and members receive a bi-monthly newsletter.

Project Moz operates in Mozambique, Africa. Child sponsorship funds are put towards the care, food, education and healthcare costs of the children within All Nations Mozambique. Project Moz supports community projects include an orphanage build, care and education for street children and provision of mosquito nets and food parcels to communities.

Newcastle upon Tyne Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) provides free, confidential, independent and impartial advice to people who live and work in the City. It promotes any charitable purposes for the benefit of the community in the North East region of England by the advancement of education, the protection of health and the relief of poverty, sickness and distress.

To protect and preserve health, relieve financial hardship and advance education (particularly but not exclusively relating to sexual health and substance abuse) of women and their families in Derbyshire (but without limitation to the area), particularly but not exclusively by providing information, support, respite and utilising the relevant agencies and organisation in pursuit of there objects.

Within Sparkbrook, Birmingham and environs - Serving the local community, by providing health, education, advocacy and pastoral support especially to those disadvantaged by virtue of age, disability, destitution or by being members of an ethnic minority;- Provision of housing accommodation;- Relief of destitution- Provision of information about the Christian Faith.

The promotion of any charitable purpose for the benefit of the public in the City of Cambridge and its adjoinng rural area by the furtherance of health and wellbeing, especially amongst persons suffering from mental disorder or emotional disturbance.

We provide therapeutic, educational, recreational and sport riding for disabled people to benefit their health and well-being.

Water use & Flood awareness. Food-related activities. Eco Parents Network & Teacher engagement - Love Food Hate Waste. Sowing Seeds workshops (schools/community). Planning green spaces. Bag Garden Design/Planting. Multi-Sensory, Spiritual Gardens. Merseytravel Bikes, Bread & Better Health. Energy efficiency projects. Understanding the Impact of Water, Food & Fuel Poverty. Warm Homes Healthy People

BALEAP supports the professional development of those involved in learning, teaching scholarship and research in English for Academic Purposes (EAP).

Eurosoma supports on a regular basis the welfare of refugee and asylum seekers from the Horn of Africa in and around Birmingham particularly by the provision of advice on various issues such as welfare, housing, immigration matters, education, health care, employment and training, youth development and leisure activities for young refugees.

(1) the advancement of education and training(2) the relief of poverty, sickness and distress(3) the promotion of good health(4) to advance the education of the public on all aspects of child abuse(5) to act as a resource for young people by providing advice and assistance(6) to advance environmental protection, improvement and sustainability

Work with other Methodist bodies,Churches Together in Penrith,local schools,hospitals.Outreach -ALPHA courses, work with children and young people on the Church premises and elsewhere,Luncheon Club for seniors,Conference Centre for outside groups,concert venue, charitable work in the UK and overseas, affirming the Christian faith through worship,service and outreach in and around Penrith.

As an Anglican church we conduct services each Sunday at 9am and 11am. We promote the Christian faith within the the church, including adults and children, and encourage outreach in the community. We provide pastoral care to the bereaved, the sick and elderly. We promote educational and medical work in Uganda.

Activities include tackling health inequalities and all forms of abuse, providing information and training to communities and professionals to raise awareness. Working with other organisations to develop services, deliver practical health and well-being programmes to tackle health inequalities amongst minority communities in Bedfordshire.

Provide a place of safety for animals, in particular dogs, in emergency or put to sleep situations regardless of breed or age. To relieve suffering amongst dogs in need of care and protection, regardless of breed, age or health, and to aid the advancement of education of the public in the proper care of animals and the prevention of cruelty and suffering.

The relief of individuals who have suffered hair loss by the provision of help, advice and information on the selection of wigs, by providing a cutting/ personalising wig service, by training and educating hair professionals to cut / personalise wigs and healthcare professionals to give advice to people who have suffered hair loss and to provide finacial support towards the purchase of wigs.

Provision of Christian worship and nurture, for all ages.Provision of a safe community space for children, families, young people and older people, includingcare of older people, and vulnerable adults, day centre provision, health and well-being based activities,a community cafe, and toddler, children and young people's groups, a community food pantry.

Refugee Education UK (formerly Refugee Support Network) enables young refugees and asylum seekers to have better access to education, get better outcomes from education (both academic and wellbeing), and have opportunities to use their education. We aim to achieve this through a combination of direct education support programmes, capacity building and research for structural and system changes.

The Lifespring Centre exists to advance education for children and adults by providing accommodation and organising groups and courses. It relieves poverty by distribing food parcels to needy people; it preserve and protect health by providing facilities for leisure activities. It trains, organises and supports self help groups in the Ollerton/Boughton area of North Nottinghamshire.

The advancement of the Christian faith and the relief of the poor, aged, sick, and those in conditions of hardship or distress and the preservation and protection of physical and mental health for persons in condition of need, hardship or distress by demonstrating the love and power of Jesus Christ through: outreach, relevant practical helps, bible teaching, worship and fellowship.

Farm visits and educate farmers to adopt sustainable practices; conferences and work with institutions to educate the public about resource protection issues; catchment restoration to restore rivers and improve land management; research based on habitat protection and species conservation including fish stocks and migration; liaise with policy makers to benefit the public through conservation.

SUF's activities are to ensure that the voice of mental health service users is heard at all levels, including strategic boards and meetings in Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex.To ensure that the quality of local mental health services delivered across is informed by feedback from users of the service.

Flat Time House Events presents a public programme of exhibitions and events at Flat Time House and in partnership with national and international arts organisations. We support the development of new work by artists, writers and curators through commissioning, production, residencies and research, as well as through the work of our education department.

The Bridge Renewal Trust delivers practical ways that people can live healthier, long and fulfilling lives thus playing our part in reducing health inequalities and building healthier, safer and stronger communities in Haringey. We work to empower our diverse communities and promote mental health and wellbeing, community safety, local giving and a stronger voluntary sector.

COPPAFEEL! AIMS IS TO STAMP OUT LATE DETECTION AND MISDIAGNOSIS OF BREAST CANCER BY ENSURING THAT PEOPLE KNOW THE SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF BREAST CANCER, KNOW WHAT THEIR BREASTS LOOK AND FEEL LIKE NORMALLY, CHECK THEIR BREASTS REGULARLY THROUGHOUT THEIR LIFETIME AND HAVE THE CONFIDENCE TO SEEK MEDICAL REFERRAL WHEN THEY DETECT ABNORMALITIES.

Environmental improvements, research, education and public awareness and activities with regard to the river Severn catchment.

Our church provides regular public worship, offers prayer & pastoral support & teaches Christianity through sermons, courses & groups. We provide activities with a Christian ethos for children & young people. We support local community needs (eg Night shelter, debt counselling, local church plant) & overseas mission partners (eg Christian Aid, Lamb hospital, CSW, Amos Trust.)

Providing the community with spiritual and practical support including work with schools and the sick, the elderly and vulnerable adults both at home and in care institutions as well as hospitals.

Charitable Objects are documented in our Constitution as follows: To advance the Christian faith in accordance with our Statement of Beliefs; to relieve sickness and financial hardship; to promote and preserve good health and to advance education - all in such ways and parts of the United Kingdom or the world as the Trustees from time to time may think fit.

The objects of the York Medical Society are the advancement and diffusion of medical knowledge amongst the medical profession and the general public and the encouragement of the publication of original contributions to the study of medical science and to make donations to charitable and other worthy causes and provide medical student bursaries at the Directors' discretion.

Support for single mother families who have experienced domestic abuse and family breakup:Essentials and Food Parcels: Providing basic necessities to those in need.Mental Health Support: Helping women and their children develop resilience, healing, and relationship skills.Peer Support: Reducing isolation and building a supportive community.

Vision of C3 is for a world where there are no premature or preventable deaths from chronic non-communicable diseases (NCDs).C3 fosters multi-sector Collaboration to catalyse action in the global community, to promote 3 behaviour changes that address NCDs? leading risk factors: improving diet (and avoiding harmful alcohol use); stopping smoking; and increasing physical activity.

A subsidiary of the Three Rivers Partnership, Dorset , the Trust was established to manage development construction of the RiversMeet Centre (opened in August 2010) and thereafter to manage the facilities to promote public benefit of community participation in healthy recreation and such other lawful charitable purposes for the public benefit.

The advancement of biological & biotechnological science by undertaking & promoting research in biology at the molecular level & the genomic functions of organisms by: generating, analysing & sharing genome sequences; facilitating other researchers by providing access to our data analysis resources & tools; & educating others through comprehensive training programmes, publications & outreach work.

To promote the veterinary and allied sciences for the welfare of the horse, and foster the cultural, scientific and professional activities of veterinary surgeons interested in equine practice, teaching and research. To provide education and training, on the health and welfare of the horse through the CharityÔÇÖs meetings, AGM and education programme and to encourage research into equine problems.

The charity aims to prevent today's carers of any age living in Bedfordshire from becoming tomorrow's cared for by providing practical help, advice, assistance, advocacy, information, group and individual support to people caring, or who have cared for, unpaid, others who due to illness, disability, a mental health problem or an addiction cannot cope without their support.

MEMBERSHIP ASSOCIATION FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS WORKING IN THE TREATMENT OF BREAST CANCER AND BENIGN BREAST DISEASE. THE ASSOCIATION ORGANISES EDUCATIONAL EVENTS, PRODUCES GUIDELINES AND OTHER PUBLICATIONS, PROMOTES NATIONAL AUDITS AND TRIALS AND UPDATES ITS MEMBERS AND OTHERS ON CHANGES IN CURRENT PRACTICE AND OTHER RELEVANT NEWS

The Charity's objectives are specifically restricted to to undertake exclusively charitable purposes in Sierra Leone, for the benefit of families and children or young adults who are orphaned, abandoned, abused, disabled or destitute and who have an urgent need for food, housing, education, training and medical support.

Home-Start HOST provides a range of support to families in Oldham, Stockport, Tameside and Bolton, largely through volunteer home visiting support for families with a wide range of needs. Additional services include parent infant mental health support, infant feeding peer support, speech & language development and support for dads in the perinatal period.

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation, in particular by the provision of facilities for trampolining. The focus of our classes is the development of a programme of trampolining activities to encourage health and fitness of benefit to all sections of the community regardless of personal background or circumstances, gender or faith.

The Archive collects information about all aspects of the history of the St Ives area and makes it available to the general public. This includes photographs, and oral history recordings. Volunteers undertake research, produce publications and set up displays in local venues.The Centre provides outreach facilities for the elderly and young, working closely with local schools and colleges.

We are a charity providing training and support to people who have been impacted by homelessness, mental health, addiction, those with a criminal record or who are at risk of homelessness. Our programmes focus on getting people into fulfilling and meaningful employment, thus breaking the cycle of homelessness, unemployment and poverty.

As well as worship on Sundays the Church is utilised fully throughout the week. Pensioner Clubs, Old People?s Lunch Club, function alongside Mother & Toddler, Youth Groups and uniformed organisations such as Brownies & Guides. The Church is also reaching out to those in need with a new Unemployed Person?s Drop-in and a Mental Health Club as well.

Relief of financial hardship locally by providing or assisting in the provision of items and services to individuals in need.Promotion of social inclusion by preventing the young, the aged, those with ill-health or infirmity, those suffering relationship or family breakdown, and those in financial hardship, from becoming socially excluded, and assisting them to re-integrate into society.