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We work for a sustainable future for the people of Northern Malawi in partnership with rural communities, with projects supporting sustainable livelihoods, governance, health and education. Temwa UK is a CIO, established in 2020. Temwa previously operated as a charitable trust (reg. no. 1101090) and past financial information is available at www.temwa.org/about-us/#annual-reports-and-accounts.

To strengthen the community through activities that promote health and well-being enhancing lives for all. Working with and through others we hope to develop a community hub, which not only uses the resources of Pocklington Rugby Club but also support the development and increase in activity provision and social interaction for people of all ages.

SociABLEs Hub & C.R.E.W.S. Provide services in support of people (Adults & Children) with Disabilities/Special Needs/Complex Health Problems including Mental Health. We provide Socially Inclusive friendship clubs, specialised independence programmes, trips out, sleepover clubs & short breaks away. We also provide supported work placements & work-based skills training for personal development

Help Relief Poverty, with (FOOD AID, WATER AID, Keep warm with Blankets and clothes, Ramadan, EID, and Qurbani)Helps with the education of Children and Adults.Helps Provide work and Training to indivuals in Need e.g. in Yemen. from established Projects.Sponser Orphans. Health.Zakat.Sadaqah, and Sadaqah Jariyah.Islamic Will.Fidyah.Zakat al-fitr.

OUR MISSION IS TO HELP THOSE WITH FOLLICULAR LYMPHOMA (FL), A CURRENTLY INCURABLE BLOOD CANCER, TO LIVE WELL AND GET WELL BY FINDING AND FUNDING THE BEST RESEARCH TO FIND BREAKTHROUGHS THAT WILL CHANGE HOW WE UNDERSTAND AND TREAT FL. WE PROVIDE FL FOCUSED INFORMATION RESOURCES FOR PATIENTS AND WORK TO ENSURE PATIENTS' VOICES ARE AT THE HEART OF THE SEARCH FOR BETTER TREATMENTS AND CURE.

British Beekeepers' Association is a membership charity with 26,000 members. Learning and participation are at our core. We achieve this by promoting the enjoyment and appreciation of beekeeping and by nurturing young people in the importance of bees and other vital pollinating insects. We support research projects and lobby government on funding for honey bee research.

Run programs/courses that support people who are struggling with their mental health, with the emphasis on "Hope" in recovery

RCCG The Soughtout Assembly is a non-exclusive faith organization with a mission to support members of our community by improving their quality of life, promoting a connected/vibrant community, and promoting health/well-being.

-Engaging in research projects in collaboration with professional archaeologists and other partners to develop a fuller understanding of the archaeology of the North Pennines;-Providing opportunities for members to increase their knowledge of archaeological methods and practices via education, research, fieldwork and training;-Raising awareness of the rich and diverse archaeological heritage

For the public benefit to preserve and protect good health among children and young people aged 0-16 resident in the Greater London area who have been affected by traumatic life experiences, attachment or developmental trauma, in particular but not exclusively, by providing subsidised Play Therapy and other therapeutic services, emotional support and training to parents, carers and school staff

We deliver free workshops and events to people affected by cancer, to help them live with and beyond a diagnosis. Our main aim is to empower people affected by cancer to improve their mental and physical health and wellbeing through proven techniques and exercises. Our services are free to anyone over the age of 18 affected by cancer living in North Tyneside and the surrounding areas.

Sandy Bear strengthen the emotional health and well-being of young people aged 0-25 (and their families) in the lead up to and following a bereavement. We aim to reduce emotional difficulties in childhood and the prevalence of mental illness in later life that can result in a decreased quality of life, poorer educational attainment, social and health problems and increased vulnerability.

We promote community participation in healthy recreation in particular by the provision of amateur boxing; Through boxing activities, for all ages, abilities and for the wider community, we hope to have a positive impact on individuals mental well-being, physical well-being and on lifestyle choices.

Raising Awareness - We take every opportunity we can to provide the public with information about the symptoms of brain tumours, as well as childhood cancer.Supporting Families - We provide small grants toward hospital associated costs and we offer emotional and practical support to families affected by childhood cancer.Supporting Research - We support research into childhood brain tumours.

The aim of the organisation is the design and development of health and wellbeing services in a way that will enable individuals and communities to have the capacity and confidence to to achieve better health and wellbeing.

POVERTY RELIEF IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES AND THE UK THROUGH SELF-HELP, MEDICAL, EDUCATIONAL AND TRAINING PROJECTS.

The Cambridge Friendship Trust works to relieve the needs of those with learning disabilities by supporting a community in Cambridge inspired by the ethos of the International Federation of L'Arche Communities offering friendship and hospitality to people with learning disabilities and fostering and supporting academic research and disseminating all useful results.

Our primary aim is to help the people of York, the U.K. and elsewhere across the world, who are less fortunate. The Club supports children and youth, elderly people and those with disabilities, and all mankind. Our Rocking Rudolph schedule at Christmas is our major fundraiser.The club manufactures and distributes toiletry packs to hospitals, and collects used spectacles for recycling, and others

Provide financial support to deprived fishing communities and not-for-profit groups;Develop and share strategies by working with governments, think-tanks, and other third sector organisations;Educate the public to more environmentally friendly and sustainable fisheries practices; and Share and disseminate best practices backed by scientific research and expert-knowledge.

Advancing the education and mental health of children and young people in England who have autism

The Objects of the CIO are for the public benefit to advance the Christian religion (as set out in theStatement of Faith) and to relieve persons who are in need by reason of financial hardship, ill health,unemployment or other social and economic disadvantage in such ways as the Charity Trustees may fromtime to time decide

The policy of the Federation is to raise funds & organise courses, lectures & events to advance the education of women in citizenship, public affairs - both national & international in music, drama and other cultural subjects. We aim to improve and develop conditions in rural life, give instruction and training in all branches of home economics, handicrafts, health & social welfare & Agriculture.

Olly's Future has three aims, in loving memory of Oliver Hare from Worthing who brought joy and happiness to all he met.1. To develop and deliver suicide preventions initiatives, campaigns and training.2.To promote well-being, particularly through the arts.3.To support other organisations that have similar aims.We also celebrate Oliver's life with awards at UCL and Christ's Hospital.

To search for people including those in distress, potential distress or difficulty. Rescue them to a place of safety providing for their initial medical care or other needs as necessary.

Provide advice and support to people living with a long term medical condition.

To promote, encourage and support the work of Christian medical and dental associations throughout the world.

PiPA promotes equality, diversity and inclusion in the performing arts by preventing and discouraging discrimination. PiPA does this by providing information, advice, guidance and conducting research into the challenges faced by carers and parents in the sector. PiPA aims to promote and advance better working practices across the performing arts.

Whilst the Barratt Redrow Foundation adopts general charitable objects, the key areas of focus are helping UK communities to thrive, focusing on children, young people and those most disadvantaged. Through national partnerships & grants we prioritise education, employability, homelessness, poverty & mental health charities. Visit our website to find out more.

Surplus to Supper is a charity working locally, with a mission statement to bridge the gap between food waste and food poverty. We take surplus food from across the food industry and provide it to local front-line charities and community groups and therefore provide relief to people who are in need by reason of age, ill health, disability, financial hardship and social circumstances.

Preserve and protect physical and mental health and relieve suffering amongst young persons affected by the death of a sibling by providing appropriate and/or specialist information, advice and support through the provision of resources and access to a community of persons similarly affected

Clapham Rangers is a community football club promoting healthy recreation for the benefit of children and young people aged 21 and under, residing in Clapham and surrounding areas in London by provision of facilities for playing football.

We raise funds to enable us to help people less fortunate and to help the children and youth of today. We also support causes which enhance local community wellbeing, health and the environment.

TO UNDERTAKE VOLUNTARY WORK IN EDUCATION, HEALTH & WELFARE, SOCIAL SERVICESAND SIMILAR SUPPORT ACTIVITIES AMONGST THOSE IN NEED.

Cotehele Quay Gig Club is situated at Cotehele National Trust in the Tamar Valley. The aim of the charity is to promote community participation in healthy recreation by providing facilities to participate in the sport of Cornish Pilot Gig rowing, both recreationally and competitively.

We provide and assist in the provision of activities and initiatives in Cranbrook and the surrounding areas to promote health and social inclusion, so that people can make connections and benefit from improved health and wellbeing. Activities include community walks, lunch clubs, choirs, volunteering, training, workshops and other social activities that bring people together on a regular basis.

Working with children in schools to deliver emotional resilience programmes & workshops as well as one-to-one counselling. The charity provides equivalent services for adults. Also work in partnership with organisations to raise awareness on mental health in the workplace and suicide prevention, with a particular focus in supporting individuals and families who have been affected by suicide.

Red Sky Foundation raises vital funds to support life saving work for babies, children and adults who are born with or who develop heart conditions across the UK. This is achieved through providing support and support services, relief of sickness and preserving the health of individuals through community equipment, NHS equipment, raising awareness of cardiac healthcare & the provision of grants.

We are a registered charity aimed at providing support, raising awareness and funding medical research for effective treatments for CLCN4. CLCN4 is a rare genetic condition that causes intellectual disability and other problems such as epilepsy, behavioural disorders, movement disorders and microcephaly.

To promote community participation in healthy recreation by providing facilities in Rhigos for the playing of amateur rugby union in accord with the rules and regulations of the Welsh Rugby Union and other amateur sports capable of providing healthy recreation.

East Durham Veterans Trust supports veterans and their families from the East Durham area, through three main areas.Firstly sign posting to other organisations that can offer practical support, this includes finance, housing etc.Secondly through Social inclusion and finally to support veterans and their families with mental health coaching and wellbeing.

Leeds Older Peoples' Forum promotes the health and wellbeing of older people in the Leeds area.

The organisation offers prisons in the UK with training and support to encourage improvement in the nutritional value, variety, and quality of the food served inside prisons. This includes menu consultation and development, staff training,cooking support and healthy eating initiatives. It also offers education on nutrition and healthy eating habits, cooking skills, growing and ingredients.

Dimensions Cymru provides innovative, research-based support services. We work in partnership with families and others to enable the people we support to transition into or maintain supported living and enjoy greater independence.

The advancement of the Christian faith. To relieve sickness and financial hardship and to promote and preserve good health by the provision of funds, goods or services of any kind including through the provision of counselling and support. To advance education.

We provide a safe space for a very diverse membership base of 500 young people from the inner-city Leeds community, to come together to play sports and have productive leisure time. We turn no one away, and use sport as a vehicle through which to give back to this community, as it aids their physical and mental health, as well as their personal development - aiding their future prospects.

to provide and maintain a museum of the history and practice of mental healthcare

We provide education and research opportunities to shoulder and elbow surgeons and physiotherapists so that we can promote best practice and improve patient care. We provide patient resources for conditions relating to shoulder and elbow surgery and rehabilitation. We operate throughout the UK.

The advancement and promotion of training, education, professional development and research in the field of Midwifery and disseminating information about the research findings and other activities we fund

We provide mental health support and suicide prevention services. We support families who have been bereaved by suicide. We have a twice weekly drop in center within the Basildon Borough for people who need support or are at crisis point.

Home visits, training in IT skills, telephone advice, advice and support at hospital information desk and at resource centres generally to promote the physical mental and spiritual well being of the visual impaired in our area of operation.