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First Star improves the lives of Looked-after Children and Young People by partnering with universities and working with virtual school heads, schools and their designated teachers, social services, carers, and local authorities to ensure looked-after young people have the academic, life skills, and adult support needed to successfully transition to higher education and adulthood.

The Magdalene Group prevents sexual exploitation, coercion and grooming of women and those involved in sex work by providing 1:1 support, addressing issues with homelessness, criminal justice, mental health etc. Also working with young people affected by exploitation to recognise and move away from unhealthy relationships. Delivering training to safeguard young people and educate professionals.

We are a registered charity who's purpose is to help and support UK based sufferers of auto-immune diseases, primarily Multiple Sclerosis. We aim to provide advice and support, raising awareness of the latest treatments available, and signposting patients to the relevant medical professionals.We would also like to develop into a grant making body to assist with patient expenses.

Weekly public church meetings and midweek meetings for adults and youth.Weekly mums and toddlers group.Weekly group for children with additional needs.Monthly Afternoon Tea for over 60s.The Beresford Centre, provides counselling help and support to those suffering distress related to unexpected pregnancy, termination, baby loss etc.

The Woburn Heritage Centre CIO runs a museum of local history, open to the public from April to October every year. The museum is run entirely by volunteers and has a committee of seven trustees

The charity operates primarily in Central Bedfordshire. It provides religious activities consistent with its Evangelical Christian ethos, including public meetings for Christian worship, evangelistic activities to introduce people to Christianity, group and personal instruction in the Christian faith, and activities for children and young people. Also community support through the Need Project.

The Rob Hill Foundation's aim is to further the advancement of Health and saving of lives.

CHILDREN/YOUNG PEOPLE, DISABILITY, GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSES, PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES, THE ADVANCEMENT OF HEALTH OR SAVING OF LIVES, THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY, PROVIDES SERVICES, RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES, PROVIDES HUMAN RESOURCES, EDUCATION/TRAINING, ELDERLY/OLD PEOPLE, OTHER DEFINED GROUPS.

As a Christian organisation, our aim is to promote the gospel of Jesus Christ firstly in our local community and the surrounding areas, by church planting and supporting missionary work. We aim to make a positive contribution in our local community by inviting the general public to concerts, drama productions, church services, prayer for the sick and youth/children's work.

Our Activities aim is to Inspire Communities through sport. Sport - To Provide and assist in facilities for sport, recreation and leisure time occupation. Aimed at the public at large in the interest of social welfare and with the object of improving physical and mental well being.Education - To advance the education of children, young people and adults through various community programmes.

Our mission is to support grassroots projects that provide dignified and sustainable initiatives for migrants and asylum seekers. To increase awareness of the social, economic, political and ecological factors which cause migration thereby challenging negative public perceptions on the movement of people. Our vision is 'Safe and legal freedom of movement for all.'.

For the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of animals in need of care and attention and in particular to provide and maintain rescue homes for the care and treatment of such animals.

OCO is dedicated to making contemporary opera in English accessible to the public. Our aims are to perform the work of new and established living composers, to promote the talents of young professionals both in singing roles and also in directorial and craft positions, and to include the community in productions onstage and behind the scenes especially working with schools and young people.

Grants for projects to support to people with disability in Northern Uganda by providing vocational training and business mentoring for small businesses.

VMF sends children and adults clothing, educational toys,shoes,reading books, school supplies, medical consumables and equipment from the UK to Ghana to relieve poverty and to support the development of education for children and health for those living in impoverish communities throughout the year. Goods are distributed amongst the most needy regardless of age, gender, ethnicity/race, religion

Local based triathlon club, offering an opportunity to be able to take part in sport.

Emmanuel Anglican Church conducts public worship in the Number One Community Trust (Number One) on the Showfields Estate in Tunbridge Wells. It organises community groups and provides pastoral and material support for members and those in the surrounding area who seek such support.

To promote for the benefit of the public the conservation of the Common Swift in Hampshire by raising general awareness of the declining status of this species, identifying and protecting existing nest sites and by encouraging the provision of additional nest sites across the county

Supporting families living in crisis in London and Essex. All support is provided via a referral from a front line professional who know the families financial struggle.

Offer Rescue space for neglected and unwanted Guinea pigs - Re-home Guinea Pigs. Offer advice and support to Guinea Pig owners.

Commissions investigations , research and reports on current issues of major economic and social relevance and current issues of legitimate public concern so as to promote ethical standards of conduct.

Sound World activities fall into three basic categories.1. Music education - including composition workshops, talks & an annual competition for young composers.2. Music promotion - concerts & multimedia productions such as In The Steps of Apollo a planetarium music show.3. Music commissioning - working with a range of composers from young composers to those with international reputations.

Happy Hour Yorkshire help children, families, and communities break the cycle of poverty by empowering people of all ages to dream, aspire and achieve.

Monthly Core Meetings, usually with a speaker. 31 active interest groups which meet regularly at different venues with a view to enhancing the learning and experiences of our members. Non members may attend a maximum of two meetings before they are required to join the U3A.Annual General Meeting to elect/re-elect trustees, receive presentation on previous years approve accounts.

To operate as a swimming club that provides facilities for and promotes the participation of the community in swimming and other related activities. Our organisation encourages the teaching, development and practice of these activities without discrimination and regardless of sex, ethnic origin, religion, age, disability or political persuasion.

We provide free awareness sessions in CPR and defibrillators, to educate groups on he chain of survival, early recognition, early CPR and early defibrillation to help to increase the chance of survival of someone suffering an Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrest (OHCA). We show the practical skills of hands only CPR and using a defibrillator, and are able to dispel myths around this subject.

The Greenway Centre operate a large multi-roomed centre in Sneinton Nottingham, on behalf of the City Council. We maintain and rent rooms to local individuals and groups on a one-off or long term basis. We also run project mainly related to youth work, such as weekly youth club and also holiday clubs.

We provide equality of opportunity and antidiscriminatory practice for all with the aim to provide a place within the setting for every child who wishes to attend, regardless of their financial background. The purpose being to offer all children the best possible start to their education, and, where necessary to provide additional support tailored to a childs individual needs.

We provide support (1) Offenders: Rehabilitation via mentoring, practical support and training to reduce reoffending. (2) Homelessness: Essentials such as food, clothing and basic support. (3) Public safety & education: Knife crime seminars plus health and safety training to reduce harm. (4) Public amenities: Modern toilets, safe water and handwashing for rural areas, transport parks and schools.

Explaining the Christian message in Chester schools through assemblies, lessons and Christian Fellowship groups. Relationship and sex education. Teaching self esteem through hallmarked courses.

Promotion of Greek culture through actions (lending library- Promotion of Writers and Histories in collaboration with Universities, Publication entities)

Provide tools, resources and services related to financial education

General charitable purposes for residents of St Just and neighbourhood and the general public, including education on the subjects of history and heritage in particular, but not limited to the history and heritage of the chapel, and providing facilities and services and looking after the buildings and graveyards of St Just Miners' Chapel

Promote humane behaviour towards animals, domestic and wild, by providing care, protection, medical treatment and security for those in need. To offer temporary/permanent shelter and actively seek new homes for "rescued" animals. To educate the public to promote responsible attitudes towards animals and prevent cruelty and suffering towards them

to provide and maintain the St John Village Hall and field for the use of the inhabitants of the village and parish of St. John, Torpoint, Cornwall for the benefit without distinction of political religious or other opinions incl. the use for lectures, classes and for other forms of recreation and leisure time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants

The relief of poverty in Kafountine and surrounding areas in the Casamance, Senegal through support forprojects including, but not restricted to education, economic development and environmental sustainability. Principally through fund raising but other forms of help, such as technical expertise, may be offered

East Sussex Recovery Alliance is a peer lead project supporting recovery from substance misuse in East Sussex.Our Vision: is to empower, build confidence, encourage responsibility and promote both physical and mental wellbeing in all those in recovery from substance misuse and the families supporting someone affected by substance misuse.

Religious Activities

This grant-making Trust supports organisations in South West Uganda working to alleviate poverty, either by providing education and training, or healthcare.

The Village Halls provide spaces for the inhabitants of Selston Parish to take part in physical exercise, training, meetings, lectures, classes and other such forms of recreation having the object of improving the conditions of life for said inhabitants.

We help children with health challenges . Example children suffering from sickle cell disease in ENGLNAD and Ghana. We also do educational programmes for children of school going age.

We host weekly rehearsals on Friday nights ,culminating in our annual Gilbert & Sullivan Show. We also host three Club Nights where we perform a G&S Production with the audience providing the chorus parts. We also have two pot pourri nights per annum where anybody can come along and perform whatever they want. We put together a concert, updated annually and performed as requested.

The Club makes grants to individuals in need, local charities, schools, local organisations andcommunities. It organises community events, children outings, support for the elderly, youth projects, andthe Christmas gift programme and also provides physical support such as marshals at events, litterpicking and gardening for a local day centre.

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Pre School for children between the ages of 2 years and 5 years providing play-based activities aimed at progressing children's development and preparing them for school. It is open from 9am to 3pm each weekday during term time.

To advance public education about the history, geography and all other studies relating to Crawley and district particularly by the maintenance of museums in the district of Crawley or any other property the Society may acquire.

Providing a safe environment for young carers aged 8 to 18 years, living within the County of Essex, to help reduce their isolation and enhance individual wellbeing.Providing emotional support and respite to young carers.Offering educational and social opportunities that will enhance personal lifeskills and improve well being.

1. To promote the arts, heritage and culture for the benefit of the public, the charity organises an annual community led arts and culture festival (The Edge Festival).2. To advance education the Festival provides a number of educational workshops on such subjects as dance, architecture, culture and heritage.3. Supporting general charitable purposes and young people by making grants

TO PROMOTE HUMANE BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS DOGS BY PROVIDING APPROPRIATE CARE FOR DOGS NEEDING CARE AND ATTENTION BY REASON OF SICKNESS, MALTREATMENT, ILL USAGE AND TO FIND RESCUE HOMES. TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC IN MATTERS PERTAINING TO ANIMAL WELFARE AND THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY AND SUFFERING AMONG ANIMALS PARTICULARLY DOGS.

C3 London wants to help Londoners find their best life. We run church services, courses and connect groups. These activities provide a welcoming environment for people to connect with God and others.