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GPG carries out various activities in Penarth and environs, with the overall aim of protecting the environment for the public benefit. Our chief current projects, supported either as leader or partner, include Benthyg Penarth, Penarth Growing Community, Plastic Free Penarth and the Cosmeston Orchard.

To promote the care and upbringing of children of separated families for the public benefit by providing a safe, friendly and neutral environment for children to spend time with family members they are separated from, and the provision of other ancillary and associated services.

The charity's work is:a) to raise funds to complete the Trent Vale Trail as a safe route for cyclists, walkers and, where possible for horsesriders and wheelchair users, to access the villages and nature reserves between Newark and South Cliftonb) to maintain and enhance sections of the Trail once bulit and to facilitate the Trail's use by people of all ages and abilities.

At RangerLab, we raise funds through a variety of initiatives and deploy them to wildlife ranger organisations across the globe, to equip and empower wildlife rangers to protect nature at scale. We focus on performance, dignity and morale as our impact pillars, and fund wildlife rangers in the realms of land, marine and altitude environments.

We work with local councils, organisations and industry to provide safe sewing workrooms. We support the strong sewing cultural heritage within different ethnic communities, refugee families as they pass their sewing skills onto their children, continuing their cultural tradition and practising sustainable garment making methods. We promote family bonding through adult and child sewing workshops.

Supports grassroots, local and International organisations working with displaced and crisis-affected communities by providing safeguarding capacity-building, organisational wellbeing training, and emergency mental-health support. Operates in the UK, Greece and internationally to strengthen safer, sustainable community services.

The Southern Africa Resource Centre (SARC) looks to promote networks and strategic partnerships between communities in Bristol and Southern Africa, in particular, in Beira, Mozambique, to identify ideas and opportunities through a people-to-people approach to create positive outcomes and sustainable change.

LIVN Global is a charity that seeks to enhance the lives of disadvantaged people across the UK, Africa and Asia. We establish and implement sustainable projects and development programs to enhance the lives of orphans, widows, children, and prisoners in rural and surburban villages. These projects include implementing boreholes, orphanages, widows centres, schools, and development centres.

East London Waterworks Park is committed to promoting the conservation, preservation and improvement of the physical and natural environment for the public benefit by purchasing land, opening it up to public access and returning it to nature. It also promotes biodiversity and prudent use of natural resources.

Great Ouse Rivers Trust works for the protection and enhancement of the River Great Ouse and its catchment. The Trust does this through activities that support conservation, protection and enhancement of the river and its catchment and through the advancement of public education, engagement and awareness raising.

The main purpose of the organisation are to: -1) advance the education of women and girls for the public benefit2) promote sustainable development for the public benefit3) advance health for the public benefit4) advance citizenship for the public benefit by the promotion of civic responsibility and volunteering.

Treebeard Trust is a charitable foundation which supports a wide range of social and environmental interventions through a mix of grant and investment funding.

CHASE Africa supports local partner organisations in East Africa to deliver health services to underserved rural communities, with a particular focus on Sexual and Reproductive Health Services and Family Planning. It also provides information, raises awareness about both health and environmental issues, and generate demand for services. It works in remote, rural areas.

The Trust supports the preservation and eventual restoration of the southern section of the former L&B railway route, from Wistlandpound and Barnstaple, by financially aiding projects such as the purchase of sections of trackbed, restoration/rebuilding of historic features, and conservation management along the former railway route. The Trust works with Exmoor Associates CIC.

Grant-making support to selected causes based & operating in England, particularly East Anglia & North London. Areas of focus include: disability equipment (especially if outdoor or animal related), environmental projects & food distribution/waste reduction.

Dim Yma uses scientific research to implement effective solutions at tackling homelessness. Its purpose is not simply to temporarily mitigate the struggles faced by the homeless community, but instead source sustainable ways of ending rough sleeping. This is achieved by focusing on addressing mental health issues, managing benefit claims and providing accommodation through Housing First scheme,

We aim to:Create opportunities for friendships, social engagement and skill sharing in a safe and enjoyable environment, in which members can meet and carry out creative projects.Promote social inclusion by providing a facility particularly (but not exclusively) for anyone at risk of being socially excluded.Promote good health, mental health and well-being through active participation.

In Somali we provide food shelter education and supportIn Birmingham we run dance classes beach trips and club sessions for youth and adults to improve well-being celebrate culture and build social connections in a safe and supportive environment

A charity that partners with local community groups to support sustainable change, through educating and empowering whole communities, in areas that need it most, starting with Uganda. Our three core principles are education for all, bringing out the best and connecting people. We do this through supporting purposeful projects with financial, intellectual and physical resources.

Education, Poverty, Sustainable Development

We manage the Clara Vale Local Nature Reserve to protect the wildlife and habitats and enhance biodiversity. The Reserve is open to the general public throughout the year and is used by local schools. There are several ponds and two bird hides. The Group has also established a Community Orchard. We have a Nature Club for children and their parents/carers. We publish a regular newsletter

We work towards ensuring that basic human rights are being met in prisons across the globe, including access to food, sanitation, healthcare, and education, and we want it to be sustainable. Although this is a monumental task, we remain committed to making a difference, one prison at a time. Our hope is that through our work, we can create a more just and compassionate world for all.

We provide a weekly drop-in for people for people who are refugees or seeking asylum. The drop-in aims to offer a relaxed environment where there is opportunity to meet others and develop social networks, to practise speaking English, to ask questions or seek information and support from volunteers, and to access to certain goods and services.

Quba Welfare Charity works to relieve poverty Internationally. Our main work involves providing emergency aid in disaster stricken areas around the world. We also provide long term sustainable projects which benefit on going benefits to those in need.

A Charity run by a group of volunteer parents and teachers, who work together to make Eastbury Community school a better environment for children to learn. They raise extra funds through a wide range of fun and creative initiatives, events, and much, much more.

As a CIO of THE ARTS SOCIETY the charity promotes the advancement of the education of the public, including young people, of the cultivation, appreciation and study of the arts. The charity supports the conservation and preservation of the artistic heritage of the United Kingdom and other countries for the benefit of the public.

The charity will work to conserve, protect and improve the physical and natural environment by promoting biodiversity in the local area. We will also seek to advance the education of the public in the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment.

Organise and coordinate school events, such as family fun days.To support and positively connect with the local community Foster a welcoming and inclusive school Environment for all familiesSupport fundraising efforts to benefit school projects and resourcesEnhance Education experience for all students

The charity's objectives are to promote sustainable development for the benefit of the public, in particular but not exclusively, by providing information, sharing knowledge, and disseminating research to the public at large in subjects relating to climate change and the protection, enhancement, and rehabilitation of the environment.

The Nice Rice Foundation will provide grants to individuals and registered charities that are working to deepen the environmental and social benefit of sustainable rice farming within the rice farming communities of India.

The Devon Cricket Foundation is responsible for the recreational game in the County. We work to enhance cricket locally and deliver on our belief that cricket is a game for everyone. We work to grow the game, pioneer new ways to be more inclusive and representative of our county, creating safe and welcoming environments for everyone to access and enjoy the benefits of cricket.

To help the conservation and preservation of the wild European Hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus) by providing rescue, care and rehabilitation for sick, injured or orphaned hedgehogs, with the aim of releasing them back to the wild. We also aims to educate the public by offering talks to various groups.

To support and assist the Churches Conservation Trust (CCT) to ensure that the Church of Saint John the Baptist, Church End, Parson Drove, Cambridgeshire including its churchyard (the Church) is a well-maintained and safe public site which can enhance the quality of life for local people by improving their physical and mental health and act as a focus for bringing people together.

A Surf Life saving club, teaching a wide variety of people of all ages lifesaving skills, water safety and environmental awareness, first aid training and skills using craft in the water safely - local coastal protection and educational courses and practical skills from all ages that range between 5 yrs - 80 yrs. Providing voluntary beach patrols during summer season in absence of RNLI Lifeguards

Samba4Fun uses music as a vehicle to promote individual and community wellbeing. We facilitate safer spaces and inclusive learning environments for people to develop new and existing skills in partnership with others, increasing personal resilience, adaptability and enabling positive personal growth, while preserving and celebrating the rich history and cultural identity of Brazilian Afro Bloc.

The 4th London Boys' Brigade & Girls Association provides weekly activities, trips & residential events for children and young people in the Kennington area of South London, providing them with opportunities to learn, grow and discover in a safe, fun and caring environment which is rooted in the Christian faith.

Promoting horticulture and floriculture for the public generally and especially those who live in or visit Desford, by providing and encouraging the provision of displays of flowers, shrubs, trees and landscapes in places visible to the public, and for the general enhancement and conservation of the natural environment for the public benefit.

We are a pre-school based at Lansdowne Hall in Derry Hill, Calne, providing childcare for children under statutory school age. We offer high-quality play, education and care in a safe, nurturing environment, supporting children's learning and development in line with the Statutory Framework for the Early Years Foundation Stage.

The FoRPS charity runs a busy annual schedule of events and fundraising activities, with the main focus being raising funds to enhance the children's overall experience at the school. We provide a service that allows all students and families to be involved, creating an inclusive environment for everyone to enjoy the full experience both within and outside of education.

To make information about Portbury Wharf Nature Reserve (PWNR) and its wildlife available to the public and raise awareness of the local and wider public to the value of PWNR both as a key site of wildlife and conservation importance and as a valued public amenity and to promote it as such. To develop an income stream through donations, grants and fund-raising activities to realise our aims.

Manage green space in or around Diss, Norfolk for the benefit of the community and nature.

To encourage and promote the study of the holy law and scriptures, The publication of prayer books and other publication of religious nature.

Education, Disability, Religion, Conservation, Heritage

The Trust funds cultural and heritage preservation projects in the UK (especially East Anglia).Main areas include:-schemes or bursaries for classical music education to enable young career musicians to attend courses, music groups or orchestras;-conservation and crafts training, via bursaries to recognized higher educational teaching organisations;See full criteria in the Annual Accounts.

Monitors upkeep and planning applications in residential Conservation Area and public Deer Park & Elizabethan House.

We promote the advancement of arts education and appreciation and support the preservation of our artistic heritage. These aims are realised through the monthly lectures, study days and outings for our members and volunteer activities which include local conservation projects, Church Recording and Young Arts projects for local young people.

Promoting and disseminating knowledge, educating and exchanging research in the fields of archaeology, anthropology and conservation of cultural property via the media of taught courses and book publishing.

To support education and training activities in the repair and conservation of the heritage environment.

We provide social activities for young people from age 5 to 17, including sports, cookery & handicrafts. These mainly take place in the safe environment of our own premises. We hold various functions to raise money for the Group i.e. Quiz & Chip nights & raffles.

Support & enhancement of childrens education & environment