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Cookery, nutrition and food growing classes to advance public health and inspire more environmentally sustainable food choices. Charity supports a variety of groups in need such as young carers, long term unemployed, low income families and individuals, pensioners, vulnerable young people, people with health challenges, people with learning difficulties and minority cultural/ethnic groups.

The activities of the CIO are directed towards the advancement of science and public health, in particular by promoting research, education, healthcare delivery and advocacy around the connections between animal and human health and the environment. This is achieved through awarding travelling fellowships and other related activities.

We aim to provide direct psychological assistance to those persons who suffer from psychological trauma as a result of their, or members of their families, having been subjected to torture; human trafficking and slavery and armed conflict. We also aim to assist indirectly by working with those organisations that provide the above populations with social, psychological, medical or legal services.

Our Main Activities: Opening the museum on average 6 days each week throughout the year, making our collection available to the visiting public, providing a high-quality research service for the public, developing the museum?s collection and displays for the future public benefit, planning and raising funds to sustain and develop the work of the museum and support its long-term sustainability.

The charity seeks to support the members of the same Christian belief whose purposes include the relief of poverty; provision of assistance to those in need through age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage; provision of education or the supporting of community development in the said location.

We aim to increase knowledge of the processes, causes and effects of ageing, and means for counteracting these, both in human beings and in other organisms. We provide funding for researchers interested in studying the fundamental biological mechanisms of ageing and we seek to increase the capacity of the UK science and technology base to conduct this and related research over the medium term.

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation in particular by the provision of facilities for the playing of association football in the Tingley area.

We provide music therapy for people of all ages with additional needs in order to improve their well-being and quality of life. We work with children, young people and adults with disabilities or illness, people with mental health problems and elderly people. We teach children and young people with disabilities to play a musical instrument and perform. We work predominantly in South West London.

Food Matters aims to build capacity and action for healthy, sustainable, fair food, by taking a whole systems approach to food work. This recognises the interdependence of food growing, food production and food consumption. Our work focuses on policy development, interventions and project work that enhance people's health, protect the environment and create vibrant and fair food economies.

We exist to reduce the number of people who take their own lives in Gloucestershire. Will aim to raise awareness of the stigma that surrounds mental health. We aim to highlight and help others identify suicide indicators. We endeavour to equip individuals and the community with the skills to recognise and respond to suicidal behaviour.

We are working collaboratively with three local schools to promote mental health and wellbeing. We are doing this is by providing funding which can be used for a variety of activities which have a focus on mental wellbeing. Our financial support in this area means they don't need to divert as much of their limited resources away from core education.

Growing Hope champions accessibility and works in collaboration with therapy clinics across the UK which offer free therapy for children and young people with additional needs and their families to support them in achieving their potential and to help improve their health and wellbeing. The charity aims to help anyone regardless of their religious beliefs.

Swindon & Gloucestershire Mind provides a Community & Wellbeing programme consisting of; One to one advice, Counselling & Wellbeing Coordination. Activity & social inclusion in the community including Sport, Walking, Connect & Meet, Creative classes& Football. Mental Health Training, Schools programme, Employment Services Support & Swindon Mindful Employers Network & evening Calming cafe model.

promote community participation in healthy recreation by providing facilities for the playing of football and other sports capable of improving health and provide and assist in providing facilities for sport, recreation or other leisure time occupation and in advancing people's education.

To advance the Christian faith in the City of Gloucester by the provision of pastoral care services to help people on the streets and other public places, giving guidance support and signposting which assist to assist in preserving public order, avoiding anti-social behaviour, relieving sickness, preserving health and generally improving the environment.

To promote community participation in healthy recreation for the public benefit by providing facilities and coaching for the game of Association Football.

To redesign and restore the Walled Garden at Llanfrechfa Grange as a recreational, leisure time and therapeutic horticulture resource for the benefit of the public at large and for health and social care staff and service users in the interest of social welfare and with the object of improving the condition of life of those using the garden.

The charity provides emergency refuge for women and children fleeing domestic violence and abuse. It also offers a community outreach service including independent domestic violence advisors and a children and young peoples service which provides educational awareness sessions on Healthy Relationships in schools and colleges. It also provides multi-agency training on domestic violence and abuse.

Mental health and emotional wellbeing support services

Education provision for young people struggling to engage with mainstream education.Counselling, support services and targeted interventions to improve mental health and emotional wellbeing.Clubs, and activities to improve social wellbeing and skill development. Community events and projects to raise public awareness of the issues affecting young people and marginalised/minority groups.

TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT GOOD HEALTH FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT BY WITHIN AREAS OF NEUROLOGY OR PHYSIOTHERAPY OR COGNATE HEALTH-RELATED FIELDS (INCLUDING NEURO-PHYSIOTHERAPY, NEUROSCIENCES, NEURO-TECHNOLOGY, NEUROSURGERY, NEURO-REHABILITATION AND ADJACENT SUBDISCIPLINES) THROUGH EDUCATION, TRAINING, SCHOLARSHIP, RESEARCH, KNOWLEDGE-CREATION, DISSEMINATION AND EXCHANGE, LEADERSHIP, CONTINUING DEVELOPMEN

Accessible Cycle RidesFor elders plus all-ages living with disability or health needsMobility and freedom via two transformative quality-of-life services:1. Elders living in Care: Weekly set-schedule, piloted by trained Volunteer Cycle-Pilots. Participants collected from care homes by trike. 2. All-Ages Accessible Rides: We train carers to pilot these. Suitable for complex needs.

Research, training and policy advice in the fields of energy capture, conversion and storage.

Infinity mind foundation is a charitable organisation operating in UK and Africa. It's aim is to fight against inequality on health, empowerment, education,GBV and poverty . It's outreach programs includes raising awareness and providing sustainability to deprived communities. Developing skills, learnin centres for young adults in order to improve their job prospect and thereby eradicating poverty

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation, in particular by the provision of facilities for the playing of football by:a) Offering sporting opportunity (particularly association football) to all ages and gender, in particular but not exclusively, in the Borough of Brentwood and;b) Enabling those with economic difficulties to have the opportunity to play sport whereas the

The Little Princess Trust provides real hair wigs free of charge to children and young people up to the age of 24, who have lost their own hair due to cancer treatment and other conditions. We fund vital, innovative research leading to better treatments for childhood cancers that affect patient outcomes. We support the development of less aggressive and less toxic cancer treatments for children.

The objects of the CIO are the advancement of education, the furtherance of health and the relief of poverty, distress and sickness of young people, families and carers, in the communities of Windsor & Maidenhead and the surrounding areas, on at least two sites, by maintaining and developing a youth & community counselling service for the giving of individual or group counselling and support.

The Anne Robson Trust partners with organisations to develop volunteer services that provide companionship to people in the last days and hours of life, in hospitals and in the community. The Trust provides specialist training and guidance to partner organisations, and delivers education and support resources through its Support Hub to help people better understand and navigate death and dying.

Good food, prepared from scratch and eaten together communally can help young people lead happier, healthier lives.We offer bespoke cooking courses that are designed to improve the relationship young people have with food and address the underlying barriers to healthy eating and physical and mental wellbeing. Courses are delivered in partnership with various organisations in and around London.

The Weybridge Women's Institute (WI) educates women for the public benefit in all areas including:1. local, national and international issues of political and social importance; 2. music, drama and other cultural subjects; and 3. all branches of agriculture, crafts, home economics, science, health and social welfare; Meetings are 3rd Thursday of month.

We run a day centre in Spelthorne for people (aged 18-65 at referral) with mental health problems. This is a social centre with therapeutic classes in e.g. art, crafts, woodwork, dressmaking, cooking and relaxation. Two minibuses are used for daily transport and regular outings. The centre is funded by a charity shop.

The Charity is based at Northwick Park Hospital in Harrow, Middx and our object is to promote and protect good health for the public benefit by carrying out medical research with the aim of finding new treatments for heart disease. We also research different methods of assessing the function of the heart. The results of our work are made public through peer reviewed publication and presentations.

Wirral Fox Rescue, formally Pawprints, is Wirral's only dedicated centre for the rescue, rehabilitation and release of foxes. Through a combination of coordinated veterinary services and our excellent in house programme, we aim to nurse our foxes back to health before releasing them into the wild, preferably where they were first found.

Provide medical support complemented with water, hygiene and sanitation. Give the most vulnerable the means to support themselves and be independent. Support victims of war and improve their resilience Respond to emergencies by providing food, shelter & medical support.

The Bridge Foundation is a Bristol-based charity that provides accessible, high quality services to a wide range of individuals, professionals and commissioners. Since our formation in 1983, we have grown into a multidisciplinary, psychoanalytic Centre of Excellence, specialising in child and family mental health. We converted to a CIO on 1.4.19. Please see charity 1073759 for previous accounts.

Elrha is a global organisation that finds solutions to complex humanitarian problems through research and innovation. OUR PURPOSE: We work in partnership with a global community of humanitarian actors, researchers and innovators to improve the quality of humanitarian action and deliver better outcomes for people affected by crises.

Our main service uses music to benefit people with dementia and their carers. People can access Music Therapy @ Home, Together in Song singing groups in care homes (led by trained volunteers), Music Therapy in care homes and Sing 2 Remember groups in the community and Mindset. We also provide programmes for people with chronic lung disease and other health conditions through Social Prescribing.

The Guy Foundation facilitates the exploration of quantum effects in biology, with the ultimate goal of using this understanding to advance healthcare. Established in 2018, the Foundation funds scientific research and supports the quantum biology community by convening scientific symposia and hosting a global network of scientists and institutions.

Providing Health and Social Care throughout Fairford, Lechlade and the Surrounding Villages. Our services include End of Life Home Nursing care, Patient Transport for medical related appointments and a weekly Lunch Club for the isolated and lonely. We provide funding to various local community groups. We have a Charity Shop based in Lechlade.

Support, research and training for those working with children and young people in Christian discipleship

The relief of those in need by reason of age in Suffolk and the surrounding area by the provision of a meals on wheels service to assist elderly people who are unable to prepare hot, nutritious meals themselves, including a health and well-being check thereby helping them to live independently in their own homes.

Supporting people seeking asylum and those granted refugee status and their dependants through:Legal and other adviceRelieving financial hardshipPreserving and protecting physical and mental healthAdvancing education and training including language skillsEducating the public

Aasha England is a charitable trust based in the United Kingdom. We aim to do our part in improving healthcare and education in India and UK. The principle objectives are- Advancement of health in adults and children- Advancement of education and facilities for the education of children- Promote awareness of health and safety among people- Relief of poverty and natural disaster

The charity's main current activity is through its MAVES Committee (Mid Arun Valley Environmental Survey). MAVES commissions and carries out: ecological research; practical projects for conservation enhancement and enjoyment of the natural environment; educational talks and walks and community engagement projects.

RAISING FUNDS TO SUPPORT ADDENBROOKES HOSPITAL, IPSWICH HOSPITAL & EAST ANGLIAN CHILDREN?S HOSPICES. MAKING GRANTS TOWARDS FUNDING A MUSIC THERAPY POST, SUPPLYING MUSIC TROLLEYS THAT CAN BE USED FOR MUSICAL ACTIVITIES WHILE CHILDREN ARE STAYING IN HOSPITAL, & PROVIDING GIFTS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OR OTHER MUSIC RELATED ITEMS TO INDIVIDUALS, VIA REQUESTS FROM THE HOSPITAL PAEDIATRIC DEPARTMENTS.

OUR MISSION:To improve the health of children through better eating and food education and inspire schools to believe that better is possible

THE CHARITY'S OBJECTS ARE SPECIFICALLY RESTRICTED TO THE ADVANCEMENT OF HEALTH AND THE SAVING OF LIVES BY IMPROVING THE KNOWLEDGE AND USE OF PUBLIC SAFETY TECHNOLOGY AND CRITICAL COMMUNICATIONS

240Project provides a safespace and activity centre for the vulnerable and excluded, particularly those with experience of homelessness. We offer arts, health, counselling and wellbeing groups and activities, internet access, one-to-one practical support, group art trips, wellbeing trips and more. We aim to enrich our members lives and help people out of isolation and into a full vibrant life.

Made a Mark supplies memory boxes and supportive materials to acute hospitals and hospices in England to support children who experience the death of a parent (or similar caregiver) or sibling in the setting.

The Clubs charity objective is the promotion of community participation in healthy recreation in particular by the provision of facilities for gymnastics.