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To support hospitals, hospices and bereaved families.

"Empowering neurodiverse children, young people and their families across Hull and East Riding of Yorkshire."We are dedicated to providing neurodiversity, mental health, and educational support for families of children and young people aged 0-25 years. With a special focus on autism, we strive to create an inclusive and supportive community where every individual can thrive.

The Resuscitation Council (UK) exists to promote high-quality, scientific, resuscitation guidelines that are applicable to everybody, and to contribute to saving life through education, training, research and collaboration.

The objects of the charity are for the benefit of the public. To advance the Christian faith, to relieve sickness and financial hardship and to promote and preserve good health and to advance education in such ways and in such parts of the United Kingdom as the directors may think fit.

Heartbeat is a Lancashire based charity established in 1978. Our purpose is to contribute to a reduction in cardiovascular disease through the delivery of services aimed at existing heart patients and those identified as at risk of developing it.Heartbeat delivers; clinical testing, rehabilitation, education, advice, support and training to children, young people and adults across Lancashire

Seacroft Pantry and CafeChildren and youth work including sports, clubs, groups and school holiday provision/activitiesPlaybox activities, Community Events/GalasArts & Crafts Groups, Mental Health and wellbeing supportArt TherapySignposting

THE OBJECTS OF THE CIO ARE THE PROVISION OF COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION IN HEALTHY RECREATION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE INHABITANTS OF NEWBURY AND NEIGHBOURING DISTRICTS BY THE PROVISION OF FACILITIES AND COACHING FOR ATHLETICS AND RELATED DISCIPLINES (TRACK AND FIELD ATHLETICS, ROAD RUNNING AND CROSS COUNTRY).

Layton Community House is embedded in the community of Layton, Blackpool, welcoming residents, from all backgrounds and creating an inclusive and safe environment. Offering small scale services which respond to the unmet needs of socially marginalised groups particularly older people, also those who suffer from mental & physical ill-health.

Burton Community Association (BCA) seeks to promote facilities in the interest of health and social welfare for recreation and leisure time, with the object of improving the conditions of life for the community of the village of Burton.The BCA has raised funds and established a children's play area, provided a public accessed defibrillator and work closely with local authorities and Police.

To promote for the public benefit the advancement of health and the relief of young children in need by reason of autism, and those who care for them, by means of: providing resources for early intervention in the form of care and support, researching on the potential for early intervention and promoting public awareness.

The charity works for the public benefit having as its objects the development and education of children and young people in particular by: (1) promoting their care and safety; (2) promoting their education and promoting parental involvement; (3) promoting their health and wellbeing; (4) providing services to support them and their families and carers;

Activities: 1. The Advancement of Health for the Public Benefit 2. The Relief of Need for the Public Benefit by involving unemployed external placement volunteers from JobCentrePlus3. To Advance the Education of the Public in Horticulture and related skills including the practice of organic gardening. 4. The Relief of Unemployment for Benefit of the Public and rehabilitation of ex-offender

We are a small charity based at the Nottingham Childrens Hospital School and our aim is to make a difference to the lives of seriously or terminally children who attend the School.

To develop the capacity and skills of members of BME Over 50s of social disadvantage community of Newport and District in such a way that they are better able to identify and help to meet their needs: In Creative Writing, Performing Art, Story-telling, Choir singing, Handcraft, Walking, Swimming, Healthy eating, Exercise, enabling them to participate more fully in society.

The World Dementia Council is collaborating with global partners to: Drive forward progress in finding cures or disease modifying therapies for dementia, in line with the G8 declaration made following the Dementia Summit in 2013.

To promote and protect the health and sufferers of rare and less common cancers for the public benefit by :(a) Promoting understanding, awareness and research about rare and less common cancers(b) acting as a collective voice and advocating needs of individuals affected by a rare or less common cancers(c)supporting not-for-profit organisations in field of rare and less common cancers

HIPZ supports the healthcare provision in Zanzibar. HIPZ is responsible for two rural hospitals, at Kivunge and Makunduchi, where they have improved the physical conditions of the hospitals, provided equipment, developed the infrastructure and administration and provided significant clinical training. The charity runs a mental health programme and works in multiple primary health facilities.

Support Medical Action Myanmar in its work to provide health services to poor people in Myanmar

SAERI delivers world-class scientific academic research in marine, data, natural and physical sciences in the UK South Atlantic Overseas Territories, neighbouring South Atlantic nations, other UK Overseas Territories and beyond. SAERI also provides mentorship and supervision to PhD students in conjunction with our UK University partnerships.

For the public benefit facilitating access to, promoting, maintaining, improving and advancing education, positive mental health and well being and recreation in the arts by giving everyone the chance to access creative music making workshops and events no matter what age, ability or background by running open-access music workshops and events.

We aim to preserve and protect the physical and mental health of individuals who have had treatment for breast cancer by providing support and recreational activities and advancing the education of the public in the issues surrounding breast cancer. We do this by demonstrating the benefits of an active life style after treatment through the sport of Dragon Boat racing.

To provide Support, Supplies, and Sanctuary to Refugees and Asylum Seekers in Bristol and other areas of the United Kingdom by providing free and essential living items and a safe welcome space and signposting to our partner services for practical help in Housing, Legal Advice and Medical Help.

To promote social inclusion for people with disabilities, to improve their health and wellbeing, and to promote the safeguarding of people with disabilities by such charitable means as the trustees determine, including:Social networksInformation and adviceHave their voices heardLive an independent lifeAccess to healthPromote equality and diversitySupporting community projects

Providing Day Care services for the Older People from the MultiCultural Communities within the Royal Borough of Kingston Upon Thames, Surrey ~ and from Neighbouring Boroughs ~ particularly the provision of meals, social activities, and recreation for their health and wellbeing ~ as well as support and advocacy services for our Members, and on their behalf to their Carers (Family, Relatives, Etc).

To provide relief for asylum seekers and refugees and their dependants who are in conditions of hardship or distress;To preserve and protect the physical and mental health of such people;To provide facilities for such people for education, recreation or other leisure time occupation with the object of improving their conditions of life and assisting their inclusion into the wider community

The objects of this Charitable Incorporated Organisation are the relief of sickness and the promotion of good health and wellbeing of patients of NHS services in Medway. It began operating on 1 August 2018, taking over from the Unincorporated Charity (Registered Number 240562) which carried out the same function previously.

Crop Innovations CIO aims to improve food security and nutrition as well as increase farmers' income through research and technology adaptation that will facilitate better use and conservation of our genetic resources.

The Human Milk Foundation provides screened donor milk to babies in hospital or the community, where breastfeeding is impossible or taking time to establish. The HMF also makes grants available for research and educational purposes, and develops programmes of education related to disseminating the science of human milk.

Supporting children and young people with unmet attachment needs in schools and other educational settings.Promoting good practice to improve outcomes for children and young people with unmet attachment needs.Sharing and disseminating research in order to raise awareness of and encourage the development of practices that assist children and young people with unmet attachment needs.

We operate in Uganda to support primary and secondary boarding education. We cover school fees, boarding, learning materials and provide medical and welfare support during term time and holidays so young people can focus on their education long-term, build secure futures and break cycles of poverty. Alongside this, we provide care for rescued dogs as part of our wider welfare work.

To relieve need and promote health for young people between the ages of 12 and 18 years, living in Gloucestershire and Worcestershire, who cannot adequately access and participate in sport through lack of funding, by providing them with financial support for associated costs and also delivering one-to-one mental fitness mentoring to help with the athlete's mental health and wellbeing.

To establish a England/Wales 'movement' to collect used aluminium cans which will then be recycled and to be then used to build demountable helicopter landing pads at all NHS hospitals.

Fundraising in order to (i) fund research into chordoma and improved treatment therefor and (ii) provide information and support to chordoma sufferers.

1.THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION TO THOSE SUPPORTING THE CONSTRUCTION AND RUNNING OF SCHOOLS .2.THE ADVANCEMENT OF HEALTH AND THE SAVING OF LIVES. SUPPORTING THE CONSTRUCTION AND RUNNING OF HOSPITALS.3.THE RELIEF OF THE SICK; CHILDREN WHO ARE BLIND OR HANDICAPPED. 4.SPORTS OR GAMES WHICH PROMOTE GOOD HEALTH BY INVOLVING PHYSICAL OR MENTAL SKILL AMONG THOSE IN DEPRIVED AREAS OF THE WORLD.

To relieve the effects of mental health problems, disadvantage and disengagement amongst those people living in West Wales and those areas of Wales commissioning advocacy in partnership with commissioners in West Wales , through the provision of a comprehensive independent advocacy service.

Sunderland Mind strive to provide quality mental health services for all, treating those experiencing mental illness fairly, positively, with respect and dignity. We provide support, information, advice on a range of activities, groups including counselling.Individuals accessing our service are the driving force behind our organisation and our aim is to improve their quality of life where possible

Main activities:(a) providing information and advice to the general public about local health and social care services;(b) listening to and making the views and experiences of members of the general public known to health and social care providers;(c) enabling local people to have a voice in the development, delivery and equality of access to local health and care services and facilities

The relief of sickness and the preservation of health, in accordance with a Christian ethos, among people residing permanently or temporarily in and around Capel St Mary, Ipswich, Suffolk by the provision of Parish Nurses.

The Association's objectives are to advance education of paediatric surgery through research, publishing useful results in the public domain, and fostering professional relations with surgeons overseas. We hold scientific meetings and fund several Research Fellows, as well as hosting sub-speciality discussion groups, and our surgeons run overseas skills courses in LMICs as well as in the UK.

Eating Better's objects are to advance the education of public matters related to healthy, sustainable and fair food systems and promote consumption of healthier diets that contain more plant based foods and less and better meat and dairy. More details of our activities and partners can be found at www.eating-better.org

For the benefit of the public, to relieve the suffering of dogs in need of care or attention, medical or otherwise and to provide assistance, physical or financial, in providing the care, treatment, food and medicines for said dogs, as well as facilitating rescue places for those dogs/cats. Also the creation and funding of spay/neuter campaigns in Romania but not restricted to this area alone.

We have a number of disability exercise programmes running in the local community of Sheffield, catering for the long term ill health and disabled, this particularly includes provision for wheelchair bound individuals who want to improve their health. We have structured sessions for Boccia, Curling and Safe Play Sports for younger children.

The charity's objects are specifically restricted to the following1) to promote and protect the physical and mental health of sufferers of dementia in Sunderland, through the provision of Social and emotional support, education and practical advice and 2) to advance the Education of the General a public in all areas relating to Dementia

Rescue, rehabilition and rehoming of dogs in need in the Forest of Dean and immediate surrounding area. Also the care and support of long term foster dogs who cannot be rehomed due to health or behavioural issues.

Bike the UK for MS raises awareness of Multiple Sclerosis, raises funds to support those living with the diseases and support research to one day end MS. The main fundraising is done through organising cross country cycling challenges for people of all abilities.

The charity enables churches to set up spaces that are overtly inclusive of the whole community and most particularly of the needs of the most isolated, most anxious and most vulnerable people in their community. This is encouraging churches to serve and benefit society by sustaining simple quiet shared community spaces in partnership with existing mental health services.

To provide a peer led, peer delivered education and support service where people can learn from each otherTo enable connection and friendshipTo provide a focus for peer leadership, peer support and recovery orientated practice.To enable collaboration between mental health service providers and organisations that support these aims.

To relieve the needs of young carers aged 8-18 in North Hertfordshire, Stevenage and the surrounding areas through the provision of support, recreational activities and the opportunity to meet with peers faced with similar situations.Young carers help look after someone in their family who has an illness, a disability, or is affected by mental ill-health or substance misuse.

We ensure the continuing welfare and care of all Congregation members. We support charitable activities in the UK, USA, El Salvador and Haiti: education, health benefits, homeless shelters, asylum seekers, trafficked persons, parish and hospital ministries, women, multi-faith groups, social justice, human rights, environmental issues, housing for Haitians and responding to crises as they arise.

NCEL operates various initiatives and projects to better the lives of disadvantaged people living within Stobhill and throughout South East Northumberland. Our services are open to all age ranges and run from our Stobhill Link Community Hub. We offer volunteer opportunities and address local issues such as health and wellbeing, unemployment, skills building, horticulture and social inclusion.