CharityScore UK

To promote education through Schools, Colleges, Universities and Vocational training programmes; The relief of poverty and provision of aid to needy; The provision of general support including food in need; To provide medical aid and medical supplies to the needy; To provide financial assistance to destitute, needy and impoverished widows and orphans.

Raises vital funds for medical research and support to students at the University of Plymouth Peninsula Schools of Medicine and Dentistry and the wider healthcare community.

1. For the advancement of Education in Medical Art.2. For the dissemination of knowledge and appreciation of Medical Art to the general public.a. Tuition (online and face-to-face)b. Exhibitionsc. Newsletter (variable and intermittent)d. Website (www.maet.org.uk)e. Advice (telephone, e-mail and pamphlets)

TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT THE HEALTH AND TO PROMOTE THE WEFLFARE OF CHILDREN WITH MENTAL, PHYSICAL AND SENSORY DISABILITIES AND THEIR FAMILIES LIVING IN OR ASSOCIATED WITH THE LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMBETH THROUGH THE PROVISION OF RESPITE CARE FOR FAMILIES WITH SUCH CHILDREN.

Real supports disabled people and people with long term health conditions in Tower Hamlets, to live as independently as they chose, and obtain full rights and privileges as citizens, in accordance with the social model of disability and the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. We deliver advocacy, information and advice, and engagement and community voice projects

The objects of the Charity are to make grants for general charitable purposes in the fields of education, medical research and other charities that can demonstrate that the grants will be used effectively.

Down Syndrome Education International delivers evidence-led improvements in early intervention and education for children with Down syndrome globally by investing in scientific research and deliver a comprehensive range of information, advice, training and consulting services.

Promote public interest in Cumbrian landscape; survey, record & research same; liaise with owners to assist and promote our aims.

The objectives of the trust are to make charitable donations to charities and other deserving causes.It administers donations from private individuals and distributes to charities of worthwhile causes covering areas such as health, education, children and hospices etc.

Supporting the specialist Cystic Fibrosis Unit at Frimley Park Hospital; funding building improvements and the purchase of specialist medical equipment & staff training; and exceptionally providing welfare assistance to CF Unit patients and their supporting families.

Campaigning for better mental health services for black and minority ethnic service users and carers.

PAINTINGS IN HOSPITALS USES EXCEPTIONAL ART AND CREATIVE ACTIVITIES TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH, WELLBEING AND QUALITY OF LIFE FOR PEOPLE WITH ILLNESS, INJURY, ADDICTION, AUTISM AND DISABILITY. OUR ACTIVITIES HELP TO REDUCE LEVELS OF SICKNESS, ANXIETY AND STRESS IN PATIENTS, SERVICES USERS, CARE STAFF AND THE PUBLIC.

The British Atherosclerosis Society has been instituted for the purposes of advancing and exchanging knowledge and to advance the education of the public in all matters relating to the causes and treatment of atherosclerotic diseases in humans.

Makes grants to other charities involved in medical research and care for the terminally ill.

The Scheme was set up in 1988 to provide volunteers and funds to promote education, health and social welfare in the Gorkha District of Western Nepal.

A local development agency, which exists to promote, develop & support community & voluntary action in Hyndburn & Ribble Valley and surrounding areasAims are to:Assist the positive development of local groups.Maximise local group involvement in regeneration,health & social welfare initiativesFacilitate liaison between local groups and other organisationsPromote co-ordinated effort.

THE OBJECTIVES OF THE CHARITY ARE:TO PROMOTE THE HEALTH AND WELFARE OF PEOPLE WITH A LEARNING DISABILITY (MENTAL HANDICAP) IN THE AREAS CURRENTLY COVERED BY THE COUNTIES OF CARDIFF AND THE VALE OF GLAMORGAN.THE MAIN ACTIVITIES ARE THE PROVISION OF INFORMATION FOR CARERS AND FAMILIES AND REPRESENTING CARERS' VIEWS AT PLANNING MEETINGS IN ORDER TO ENSURE THAT UNPAID CARERS' VIEWS ARE REPRESENTED.

Aims of "Kids Like Us" are 1, to educate the public in all matters relating to arthritis and particularly as it pertains to children. 2 to carry out research into the causes of arthritis. 3 to alleviate suffering of those with arthritis particularly children and to provide support for those caring for the children. The charity organises fund raising events and awareness talks. Recently money has b

Support research into; the proper conservation and public appreciation of items of heritage importance in the national and international context

Providing an open Forum for all people who have a disability ,sensory impairment or learning difficulty. Represent the views of these people on Statutory Authorities,Council, local Hospitals and NHS Croydon relative to ther services. Organise sub groups related to transport,sensory impairment,education,housing,direct payments,crime etc and identify key issues/concerns.

PROVIDE RIDING FOR ABOUT 50 DISABLED PEOPLE IN SW CORNWALL, BY RUNNING 5 SESSIONS EACH WEEK DURING SCHOOL TERM TIME. RIDERS COME FROM SCHOOLS, DAY CENTRES AND INDEPENDENT HOMES. RIDERS MAY BE RECOMMENDED TO US BY A MEDICAL PRACTITIONER, CARE WORKER OR MAKE THEIR OWN APPLICATION. WE OPERATE UNDER THE GUIDANCE AND REGULATIONS OF THE NATIONAL UMBRELLA ORGANISATION, CHARITY NO. 244108.

Organisation of fund raising events, accepting donations and contributions and applying funds to benefit those in need through organised activities that include the advancement of education, religious and recreational practice aim to improve the quality, health and the general well being of life of the participants.

The objectives of the IHR Trust are the advancement of the education of the public in history in particular by undertaking, promoting and supporting historical research, and such other purposes for the benefit of the community as shall be exclusively charitable.

The object of the Foundation is the advancement of education genarally and in particular by conducting and promoting the study of and research into all aspects of architecture especially contemporary architecture and by publishing the useful results of such research.

The key activities of the organisation are:-++? Education and Training-++? Skills Development Activities-++? Health Development Activities-++? Adult Guidance-++? Employment Support-++? ICT and Internet access facility-++? Youth Engagement-++? Research & Development

THE ACTIVITIES ARE : MOTHER TONGUES CLASSES, MUSIC AND DRAMA CLASSES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE BETWEEN 8 - 19 YEARS OLD, OUTREACH SERVICES FOR FRENCH SPEAKING, TRAINING ON HEALTH ISSUES AND HEALTH FITNESS FOR WOMEN/girls.PROVISION OF INFORMATION AND SUPPORT FOR THE FRENCH GROUPS ON HEALTH, WELFARE RIGHTS, AND SIGN POSTING TO LOCAL AUTHOGreenwich, Bexley and Lewisham are our geagraphique area of work.

To provide hospital transport for the elderly and infirm.To provide a healthy, reasonably priced, lunch every Monday in the local Church Hall and an opportunity for social interaction for the elderly of Lee-on-the-Solent.

1. The relief of sickness in rural Pakistan, in particular by assisting in the provision and management of a hospital. 2. The advancement of education in rural Pakistan, in particular by the provision of books and scholarships.

The Charity's activities are a) to maintain Chesham's heritage where appropriate and monitor and encourage improvements to the built environment and promote civic pride in Chesham.b) improve the ambience of Chesham.c) educate the public about the history of Chesham.d) encourage and carry out research into Chesham.e) improve the employment prospects for Chesham residents.

TO PROVIDE HEALTH, EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES FOR RESIDENTS IN THE AREA OF BENEFIT AND BEYOND.

We provide services to predominately the Greek speaking community in Enfield and surrounding Boroughs. Services we provide areHomecareHome from HospitalCounsellingInformation and AdviceDrop-InsHotworks cafe

CONTRIBUTION TO REGENERATION OF HEALTH, JOBS AND EDUCATION IMPROVEMENT BY RELIEFING OF STRESS AMONGST THE PEOPLE IN GREATER LONDON WHO ARE ABUSED TO REGAIN CONFIDENCE AND TRUST BY PROVIDING COUNSELING AND ADVICE TO IMPROVE THEIR CONDITIONS OF LIFE. ANDTo promote,redress and eliminate infringement of human rights among the victims of abuse with advocacy - regional and international.

To foster beneficial links between healthcare professionals from Hereford in UK and from Muheza in Tanzania. To facilitate educational visits between the two regions. To support the work of Muheza Hospice. To organise medical student electives to Muheza. To provide financial support for healthcare professionals in Muheza to attend educational courses or conferences.

The objects of the charity are to relieve the distress and suffering of patients, particularly children, attending or admitted to accident and emergency units at hospitals, or the associated emergency services, by providing such equipment, facilities and amenities which are not normally provided by the statutory authorities.

ASPE is a national body committed to the advancement of primary education through collaborative study and action. ASPE is open to all involved in primary education and aims to promote:independent and informed commentary of major issues;professional collaboration;independent research and reflection;enhancement of practice;dissemination of information.

Provision of a resource and advice centre which provides recreation and leisure activities to promote good family relationships and relieve stress within families. To preserve and protect health. Provide education of the public in good parenting skills for the interests of social welfare with a view to improving family life conditions.

PREACH THE GOSPEL, PROVIDE FOR CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP/ASSEMBLYPROVIDE COUNSELLING SERVICESFINANCIAL MANAGEMENT TRAININGFAMILY LIFE ENHANCEMENT PROGRAMMESRELIEF SERVICESBERIEVEMENT SUPPORTYOUTH DEVELOPMENTCHILDREN SUNDAY BIBLE CLASSHEALTH EDUCATION AND SCREENINGEDUCATION AND CAREER DEVELOPMENTINTERNATIONAL CHARITABLE/ MISSIONARY PROJECTSALLEVIATE POVERTY THROUGH FINANCIAL AID

To encourage one another to be people who know and love God who are passionate, spiritually healthy and engaged in our communities;To be agents of change in societyTo serve the poor and vulnerable of our world, regardless of race, religion, gender, disability and sexual orientation;To recognise and develop the latent gift in all of us;To serve the wider church community

AIM: The mission of FOMO is to provide and enhance the health, education, food security, and meet the basic human needs of all orphaned children of Mulanje.

The preservation and protection of health, both mental and physical, of those who are experiencing or have experienced domestic violence and the prevention of hardship and distress caused by domestic violence and the advancement of education by providing a programme of counselling and support to those in need and promoting awareness of such to the public and supporting bodies.

We are an independent, non-partisan political research and education society working in the UK and around the world to promote democracy and strengthen parliaments.

The support of educational and religious activities relating to the Jewish faith including medical and sickness organisations. In the case of individuals the company will assist where there is poverty or disability.

We are a free, open access facility offering support and activities for families and young people aged 0-16 years old. The family centres aims and objectives are to preserve and protect the health of, and provide relief of distress within family relationships. The family centre facilitates families and young people in building relationships and support networks within their local communities.

To be a voice for older people in Borough of WandsworthHolds monthly meetings on subjects of interest to older people,quarterly newsletter, twice-yearly conferences for representatives of older people's groups in Wandsworth, has representatives on consultation committees set up by the local Council, NHS commissioners and other local bodies

Pendle Women's Forum (PWF) works for the benefit of women and young people from the disadvantaged communities in Pendle. Our main aim is to improve life chances, through the advancement of education and training, preservation and protection of good health, promotion of equality and social inclusion, and the provision of facilities for cultural, social and recreational activities.

101 General charitable Purposes 103 Medical / Health / Sickness 201 Children/Young People202 Elderly/Old people 203 People With Disability/ Special Needs 204 People of a particular ethnic or racial origin 301 Makes Grants to Individuals (Includes Loans) 302 Makes Grants To Organisations (inc Schools, Charities etc) 304 Provides Human Resource 305 Provides Buildings / Facilities / Open Space

Information, advice and guidance General and Sexual Health promotion and awareness Children and Youth activities, holidays, activities, homework clubs, learning and parental support scheme.Workshops, social and leisures event organisingBasic skills Training and Languages ClassesWork placement scheme, VolunteeringOutreach Activities, Heritagepartnership working and capacity building

The Charity is principally engaged in acting for the public benefit to aid and improve the condition of all those suffering from multiple sclerosis and other neurological conditions by providing advice, guidance and moral and practical supports to sufferers and their carers by arranging, providing and operating facilities for therapeutic treatments to aid and enhance the management of the disease.

Client Drop In Youth Activities and Outings TripsHealth PromotionCommunity Cohesion ProjectsHousingTranslationEmployment and Training Homework Club

To promote and improve the quality of life and opportunities for patients of the Spinal and Neuro Rehab Unit atLlandough Hospital by providing a range of facilities for in-patients and their families.The trustees meet on a monthly basis to plan fund raising events.It is a policy of the charity not to make grants to individuals, but to provide material comfort for all spinal patients.