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The advancement of education for local young people of all religious and ethnic backgrounds in a nurturing environment. Classroom based learning and organised activities in an effort to promote mutual respect of all others. To fundraise for emergency relief to long term development projects in areas such as water, sanitation, health and nutrition to help the poor worldwide.

We own Ewyas Harold Common Herefordshire and manage it to provide amenity space for the local community, maintain & improve the habitat for wildlife and support grazing. We work with local volunteers and those with registered rights and advance education on conservation.

Adding to collective knowledge on transport and health and educating and informing the public in general, scientists, social scientists, engineers, public health professionals, transport professionals and decision-makers in relation to the wide range of impacts transport and health have on each other. Key fields of concern include active travel, air pollution, climate change , transport safety etc

The Friends of the Ipswich Museums is an organisation which supports the work of the Ipswich Museum, Christchurch Mansion and the High Street Art Gallery. We help with grants for new museum acquisitions, conservation work, exhibitions and museum development. We hold talks, excursions and social events throughout the year to keep our membership involved in everything that we do.

Apex Extreme aims to raise awareness for apex predators of the world and the threats to their survival in their wild habitats. Apex Extreme will achieve these goals with the use of educational talks, social media platforms and the Apex Extreme website. Apex Extreme will plan and deliver capital campaigns to raise vital funds in support of apex predator conservation programmes.

The object of CPRE Shropshire is to promote and encourage for the benefit of the public the improvement, protection and preservation of the countryside of Shropshire and its towns and villages and the better development of the rural environment.

We organise work days to maintain and improve the nature reserve, check the site regularly for issues and monitor wildlife. We also hold events on site, fund raise and carry out projects, ensure the upkeep of the site, and promote our activities in the local area and online.

Beaver Trust educates, informs and enthuses people about the benefits of wetlands created by beavers. We operate across the UK and overseas in informal alliance with those who aims are aligned with ours. We use the beaver as an example of how multiple benefits to our planet can result from working alongside and in harmony with nature and wildlife.

The prevention or relief of poverty by providing grants, items and services to individuals including orphans in need and/or charities, or financial hardship in by providing or assisting in the provision of education, training, healthcare projects and all the necessary support designed to enable individuals including orphans and young people to generate a sustainable income and be self-sufficient

Bolton County is a well-established, local football club in Bolton, Greater Manchester.The club aims to foster and develop football at all levels, providing opportunities for recreation and competition, offering coaching and competitive opportunities to players of all abilities from our local communities in a safe and encouraging environment.The club is run entirely by dedicated volunteers.

Community Parenting, poverty relief, helping the homeless, helping women victims of domestic, alcoholics, helping orphans with accommodation and education, people with mental health problems, religion, supporting young people and creating also an environment to identify self talent and gifts, space for the community activities and charity shop and referring people when they can get help.

This is a grant giving foundation which will cover homelessness, employability, education, environment and health and well being.

Menstruation Matters' operates in Yorkshire and the Humber. Our main activities include: providing women living in period poverty with free sanitary products, running reusable pad making workshops to encourage the use of more environmentally friendly sanitary products, and running educational and fundraising events to increase awareness of and reduce stigma surrounding period poverty.

WE ARE A VILLAGE RUN NOT FORR PROFIT ORGANISTAION, BASED IN A SMALL VIALLGE. WE OPERATE FROM A LOCAL PRIMARY SCHOOL, OFFERING EARLY YEARS PROVISION TO CHILDREN AGED 2-4 YEARS OLD IN THE VILLLAGE AND SURROUNDING AREAS. WE FUNDRAISE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR AS A CHARITY AND WE USE THE FUNDS RAISED TO PROVIDE THE BEST ENVIRONMENT AND LEARNING FOR THE YOUNG CHILDREN.

Environmental group helping to conserve, maintain, and improve the rivers Lark and Linnet, and their riparian areas in Bury St Edmunds

Our MISSION is to break cycles of dependency and poverty by investing in and operating faith-driven, locally-owned, sustainable social enterprises. We believe in empowering local leaders to drive economic and social growth of their own communities through social enterprises that promote education, health, and economic development (skill training and job creation)

To promote sustainable development for the benefit of the public by the relief of poverty and the improvement of education. Also to advance the Christian religion, in particular, but not exclusively, through training of missionaries to deliver community events allowing residents to learn about Christian teaching.

Manage the Buckthorne Cutting Nature Reserve in Lewisham and provide community engagement opportunities as well as creating/maintaining wildlife habitats and monitoring. We also campaign for the protection and preservation of the wildlife corridor.

Supports activities, events, campaigns and projects that aim to improve green spaces in Wallingford and Cholsey for the community and for the environment.

To advance education and skills particularly in agriculture, the environment and all related or ancillarysubjects; and to advance such other charitable purposes related to agriculture and the environment as the directorsand trustees shall decide.

Climate Action Ilkley runs projects to mitigate and adapt to the climate and ecological crises using the ten dimensions of the One Planet Living framework (which includes land and nature, travel and transport, sustainable food, zero waste, water, and energy). We are a membership organisation, and we coordinate volunteers on specific projects funded from grants from government and other charities.

Raising funds that can support and enrich the education of the children at Westfield Primary School - we aim to provide extra resources for the children, improve the school environment as well as run extracurricular activities such as music, art and sport.

To provide social and cultural forum to integrate and celebrate multiculturalism and social harmony in Nottinghamshire. To promote and celebrate the Tamil Culture amongst all sections of the community. Supporting local environment with volunteering, Craft workshop for children and care home residents, Fitness classes for all, Supporting flood victims with necessary needs.

Development and maintenance of Royal Wootton Bassett Community Nature Reserve.Improving green spaces in Royal Wootton Bassett.Promoting active travel, the use of sustainable resources & products and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions & waste within the community.

Improving the environment in St.Leonards on Sea by arranging weekly gatherings and special events, of trustees and members to clean up designated areas. This involves picking up litter, reporting fly tipping, cutting back overgrown vegetation, cleaning road signs etc. Maintaining and improving local woodland and open spaces working closely with local authorities.

TO PROVIDE A RESCUE, CARE AND REHABILITATION SERVICE FOR SICK, INJURED, OR ORPHANED HEDGEHOGS, TO FURTHER THE CONSERVATION AND PRESERVATION OF THE HEDGEHOG SPECIES, TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC TO FURTHER THE PUBLIC'S UNDERSTANDING OF HEDGEHOGS AND THE PROBLEMS THEY FACE, TO PROVIDE TRAINING IN HEDGEHOG CARE AND FOR GREEN SPACE MANAGERS AND GARDENERS ON HOW THEY CAN HELP HEDGEHOGS.

To hold and manage habitat and to advance the conservation of wildlife, especially the Barn Owl and provide education on the links between humans and the natural World. To provide a safe environment for wildlife to flourish in a naturalenvironment.Day-to-day management is undertaken by the Barn Owl Trust

The purpose of Jade Foundation is to provide sustainable livelihood intervention and opportunities to support the young people who would not typically get the financial aid that we provide. We also help the most vulnerable people in the London communities. Consequently, this will result in having access to better education, and employment opportunities which in turn will be a catalyst to creating

The CJP conducts research and provides guidance on how newsrooms can gain charitable status, and become more financially sustainable. We work with newsrooms, researchers, lawyers, academics and other experts to understand the UK's developing news landscape and strategise to strengthen its future.

To advance the education of the public in conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and naturalenvironment, in particular but not exclusively, in relation to climate change and sea-level rise in Wales, including promoting study and research and publish the useful results. This will be facilitated through educational workshops, exhibitions, site specific artworks and competitions.

The CIO exists to promote the education of the public in the history of Carisbrooke Castle and the Isle of Wight by the provision of a museum for the maintenance and public exhibition of a collection of objects, artefacts, specimens, books and documents and pictures and the extension, enhancement, conservation and maintenance of the collection.

We award grants for grassroots conservation projects that will directly or indirectly benefit birds.

Dereham Heritage Trust manages the development, care and conservation of the collections in the Town Archive, arranges displays in Bishop Bonner's Cottage Museum, which it staffs with volunteers from May to September each year, and arranges monthly meetings open to members and non members (small fee charged).

To improve, protect and conserve the New England Wood, Cuckfield, West Sussex for the public benefit and as broadleaf woodland.To establish, form, maintain and manage for the public benefit a nature reserve for the conservation and control of wild plants and other vegetation and of the wild creatures of any description living naturally therein.

We provide free bespoke physical therapy to any child (under the age of 18) affected by a chronic movement disorder such as Early Years Stroke and Cerebral Palsy. We believe exercise and movement therapy, along with a supportive environment should be available free of charge to any child in our area affected by such neurological conditions.

Dewsbury Community Outreach is a group of Christians from various local churches who have come together to help the vulnerable and less fortunate in our community by providing practical, emotional and spiritual support in a loving and caring environment. We are especially focused on helping those who are lonely, homeless and marginalised.

The Dorset Disabled Canoe Unit is a British Canoeing affiliated club established approximately 20 years ago to provide a safe and friendly environment for people with disabilities to take to the water in canoes and kayaks. The club is based on the bank of the River Stour near Christchurch in Dorset. The club operates fortnightly paddling sessions on a Sunday afternoon from April until September.

The Colt Foundation funds high quality research projects in the field of occupational and environmental health, particularly those aimed at discovering the cause of illnesses arising from conditions at the place of work. The Foundation also support students via PhD Fellowships at UK universities.

CSF's primary aim is to enable and create positive, sustainable change in the lives of children living alone and at risk on the streets in Tanzania.

To advance the education of the public on the preservation and conservation of the rare breed Oxford Sandy and Black Pig in particular but not exclusively through the provision of workshops and events to assist with furthering the knowledge of the conservation of the Oxford Sandy and Black Pig.

Our aim is to provide support and companionship for the independent senior citizens of Cookham and the surrounding areas. We are a Day Centre where members come to share the company of others in a happy, fun and safe environment, to have a cooked lunch and to have the opportunity to enjoy stimulating physical and mental activities and be entertained by musicians and other live artists.

Saltash Scrapstore has a shop in Saltash Fore Street dedicated to resale of donated scrap items. This is used to promote art and crafts and encourage reuse, repair, repurpose and recycling to keep items out of landfill and help the environment. Profits are used to promote local projects in line with our objects.

Sophia Point will conserve an area of pristine rainforest in the Guiana Shield and drive forward vital research in an unexplored corner of the planet. We will help deliver world-leading, in-depth analysis of the rainforest, wildlife and climate, driven by local, Guyanese research and science.

Environmental projects.

Alfoxton Park is a Grade II listed building of national importance to the arts as the home of William Wordsworth when he and Samuel Taylor Coleridge wrote the landmark 'Lyrical Ballads'. We are undertaking a major program of heritage restoration and environmentally-exemplary renovation works with a view to opening it as a heritage attraction, literary events venue and residential retreat centre.

The New Art Studio is a weekly art therapy community for refugees and asylum seekers which takes place in north London. Experienced, state registered Art Psychotherapists work with members from all over London to make art in a safe and encouraging environment, to alleviate stresses due to traumas. Occasional exhibitions connect with the public and give members a sense of achievement.

Trees for Bermondsey works with the community, Southwark council, the GLA and others to protect, replace and increase tree canopy across Bermondsey. We improve existing places for people and nature and create new green spaces for the benefit of all, raising awareness of ways to combat the effects of climate change through our actions and encouraging and supporting others to do the same.

THE CHARITY SUPPORTS THE MUSEUM OF SOMERSET BY MAKING SPECIFIC DONATIONS TOWARDS THE PURCHASE OR CONSERVATION OF OBJECTS. THERE IS A MONTHLY PROGRAMME OF HIGH QUALITY, INFORMATIVE AND INTERESTING TALKS HELD AT THE MUSEUM AND OCCASIONAL VISITS TO PLACES OF INTEREST.

Operates a cold weather night shelter for homeless in Camden and provides ancillary welfare services with a view to securing and maintaining sustainable accommodation for the homeless

We provide loving support, in a variety of ways, including Support Groups, not only for people across the whole width of the gender diversity spectrum, but also for family, friends and significant others. We provide a safe, private venue for people to come and socialise, make friends, laugh and just be themselves in a fearless environment.