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The Ecumenical Council for Corporate Responsibility's core charitable objective is to prevent and relieve poverty, and to advance environmental protection, human rights, conflict resolution, citizenship and community development, by promoting business ethics, corporate responsibility and ethical investment.

Provision of education, learning, nurturing and play activities to pre-school children in a healthy, friendly and caring environment. This incorporated Charity changed name to Brook Green Nursery on 18 May 2015; it was linked to the un-incorporated Addison Pre-School Playgroup, Charity number 1018982 which was taken over by the incorporated charity and ceased trading.

1) In developing countries we plant trees and support sustainable living to prevent poverty, protect wildlife and absorb CO2, a main cause of climate change. 2) We explain climate issues and promote 'living better on low carbon' to encourage action.3) We show how core Christian values imply concern about climate change. We work in partnerships and do not restrict those who benefit.

Listening Ears was born from a sincere worry about increasing community isolation and loneliness. Our mission is to support marginalized individuals facing loneliness, depression, or grief. We offer a caring space for empathetic listening, creating a supportive environment. With a focus on vulnerable groups, our robust programs promote health, lifestyle improvement, and total well-being.

the provision of educational and social opportunities related to food farming and caring for the wider environment. The charity seeks to create and maintain a life-long learning environment where both able and differently abled individuals, based either locally or further afield, can advance their knowledge, skills and psychological well-being through farm and farm-associated activities.

The Friends of Skyswood School exists to provide financial support to the school, under the direction of the Head Teacher and the Governing Body, in order to provide specific aids either within delivery of the curriculum or with improving the overall environment of the school or through the projection of the school into the community.

TOE is a grant giving body supporting local environmental projects for the benefit of communities in Oxfordshire and neighbouring counties. TOE funds projects which restore the quality of natural resources - land, hedgerows, trees and woodlands, and wetlands - and support natural climate solutions and enable people to access and enjoy green spaces and the countryside.

To advance the education of the public about the impact of war and the sacrifices made by all services people, in particular those made at the Normandy landings 6th June 1944. To further advance peace related education, protection of the natural environment and provide eco arts and crafts and events at a community Peace Orchard for the residents of Coventry and Warwickshire.

We are attempting to remove barriers by obtaining funding to offer an intensive pre-employment / training residential course over a 6 week period.Prior to the start of the programme they will complete initial briefing, training which will include team building and an individual skills analysis.Creating the environment for young people to discover and develop themselves. .

Assisting secondary degree veterinary students with bursaries.Animal welfare, animals - cats and sheep.Conservation - woodland project.

ORCA works to protect whales, dolphins and porpoises (collectively known as cetaceans) in UK and European waters. We promote the conservation of cetaceans in particular by educating the public and raising awareness of the need for their protection and their natural habitat. We also conduct scientifc research into whale and dolphin habitat, population and distribution.

Habitats & Heritage's activities include bringing people together to learn about the environment and heritage, delivering projects which protect and enhance the local environment and heritage and encourage sustainable behaviour, and providing a capacity building service and representation for the local third sector in relation to environmental and sustainability issues.

The prevention or relief of poverty anywhere in the world by providing or assisting in the provision of education, training, healthcare projects and all the necessary support designed to enable individuals to generate a sustainable income and be self sufficient.

To deliver environmental projects for the public benefit 'on the ground' in keeping with the 'wet feet' tradition of rivers trusts across England and Wales.

The Trust works in the former South East Wales Industrial Valleys. It Curently works with Wild Life Trusts, Councils as well as Schools and environmental Bodies such as Groundwork and Natural Resources Wales. Current Activities include the Running of School programes on River habitat and it's importance to the community as well as the important work of improving access to fish over man made weirs

Our vision is to play our part in the evangelisation of Bognor Regis, the revitalisation of the church and the transformation of society. We are a space for anyone to come and explore the things that matter most in life in a pressure-free environment through outreach and other weekly events, to encounter Jesus, and to find genuine community and make a significant impact in the world around them.

To ensure the conservation of The Barracks, Newcastle-under-Lyme for present and future generations. To support local communities through grant aiding local voluntary and community groups.

We work with disadvantaged unemployed young people aged 18-24 years (NEETs). We deliver a 5 week training programme which is supplemented with structured work experience in the supportive retail environment of our Circle Collective streetwear & vintage stores in Hackney, Lewisham and Canary Wharf. We then support the young people into jobs through our networks of corporate and local partnerships

To create a sustainable social enterprise on 'self help' principles offering learning and wellbeing support to people of all ages and circumstances and retaining a social heritage building.

One-Eighty offers support and assistance to families, schools and other local authorities who struggle to engage their young people in mainstream education, through means of curriculum based activities, mentoring and by building on already existing services that in the past have been unsuccessful. Its all about developing the most holistic, and therefore sustainable plan for the young person.

The Chiltern Child Contact Centre (CCCC) operates in Amersham in Buckinghamshire. Facilities (a safe friendly environment) are provided for a non resident parent to meet and spend time with their child/children. Applications may be made via the National Association of Contact Centres central referrals system which may be accessed by the CCCC website http://www.chilternchildcontactcentre.org.uk

Red squirrel conservation in South Cumbria and North Lancashire, including removing threats to their survival and public education in the need for urgent action to prevent their extinction.

Supporting Young People be Healthier, Happier & more Active-Supporting High Quality PE & School Sport provision in schools-To ensure young people meet recommended physical activity levels-To commit to work with partners for the 'broader' wellbeing of young people-Engage & equip the next generation of leaders/volunteers-Sustainable High Quality provision regardless of government funding

To enhance the development and education of children, under statutory school age, in a parent-involving, community-based pre-school. To provide a safe, secure and stimulating environmentTo work within the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework which ensures equality of opportunity for all children and familiesTo provide wrap around term time care for children of statutory school age.

Wales YFC seeks to meet the needs of rural young people through a variety of educational, training and social programmes that encourage community involvement and concern for our environment. Over 5,000 young people have been involved in the organisation during the past twelve months, all of whom are aged between 10 and 26 years of age.

We advocate food systems that are beneficial to the environment and public health by:Leadership/Collaboration - Providing thought leadership and support for establishing collaborative partnershipsResearch/Policy - Advancing knowledge by promoting good science, thus enabling effective solutions to challenges facing food systemsCommunications - Communicating issues in accessible ways

Supporting women survivors of human trafficking and modern slavery to achieve the goal of complete and sustainable freedom. Adhering to best practices in coaching, facilitation and training to renew survivor confidence, purpose, and employability. Providing workshops, coaching, access to vocational work placements, internships, volunteer opportunities, training, and formal education.

The organisation will conserve rehabilitate and improve the rivers streams watercourses and water impoundments of the catchments comprising the rivers of Norfolk including adjacent estuarine and coastal areas for the advancement of environmental protection and improvement for the benefit of the public.

FWAG SW is a conservation charity that focuses on the interaction between wildlife and the farmed environment. To do this it seeks to support, enthuse & inspire farmers to value the environmental assets on their land & use them to secure sustainable and profitable businesses for the future. By using a Whole Farm approach FWAG SW seek to embed conservation into the commercial farming model.

The activities we offer are planned according to the Early Years Foundation Stage guidance and are based around child centred learning. The children explore nature in our garden and the local beaches, parks and forests and grow plants, fruit and vegetables. We have a trained forest school leader who is also a qualified teacher and are proud to nurture happy, confident, independent children.

At The Moving On Project our mission is to provide both quality and confidential counselling, which is actionable and sustainable, to support the young people in the Fareham, Gosport, Portsmouth and the surrounding communities and allow them to move forward to their future.

Linden Hall is a Community Centre which provides a friendly social environment in comfortable premises with professional management. While promoting the welfare of the elderly, socially isolated, and people with disabilities or suffering from ill health, within Hampton and Hampton Hill, Richmond, it also offers a range of services to all residents in association with local groups and providers.

Make It Sustainable is a charity that aims to fuel a creative, low-carbon, local economy through teaching, sharing and using making skills and promoting local resilience and cooperation. The Old Print Works is a reinvented historic building providing bespoke, versatile and fun spaces for work and leisure in the heart of Balsall Heath, giving endless reasons to meet, learn, collaborate and grow.

The LRI provides free high-quality legal support to poor and particularly climate vulnerable developing countries and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in relation to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) negotiations.

FEE acts as an umbrella organisation for NGOs in different countries that are implementing the FEE programmes nationally. FEE is mainly active through its five environmental education programmes: Blue Flag, Eco-Schools, Young Reporters for the Environment (YRE), Learning about Forests (LEAF) and Green Key. FEE operates worldwide and currently has 92 member organisations (NGOs) in 76 countries.

The charity?s objects are to assist wounded service personnel and veterans, by advancing any lawful charitable purpose at the discretion of the directors and in particular but not exclusively to facilitate training opportunities to achieve sustainable careers.

Prevention or relief of poverty;Advancement of education, including the establishment & operation of schools & other educational establishments;Advancement of health or the saving of lives; andAdvancement of environmental protection or environmental improvement,in all cases anywhere in the world, in particular (without limitation) within coffee growing communities and surrounding areas.

Our charitable objectives are:To conserve for the benefit of the public commoning and the management of common land.To promote the conservation of the physical and natural environment. To conduct research into common land issues. To educate the public in subjects pertaining to commoning and common land

Conservation of the River Waveney, its tributaries and natural habitats. Education of the public and other organisations supporting the charitable objects.

The prevention or relief of poverty in Uganda by providing or assisting in the provision of education, training, healthcare projects, sanitation and all the necessary support designed to enable individuals to generate a sustainable income and be self-sufficient.

The Mace Foundation drives forward Mace's ambition to make a real and sustainable difference to the lives of people where Mace operates. The Mace Foundation gives back to communities through its charity partnerships and match funding programme for Mace employees. The Foundation focuses its giving on education and employment, economic inequality and health, well-being and environment.

Maintaining the fabric of Northwood House, both internally and externally, making if available for use by the Public and enabling the buildings and grounds to be maintained in a safe and secure environment.

The management of a Nature Reserve in order to promote biodiversity and environmental well being; Provision of facilities to allow visitor access;An educational programme including lectures, group and school visits;A species recording programme to monitor the effects of environmental changes

We are a charity committed to creating an inclusive environment where people can work, train, socialise and share activities whatever their ability, age or background.

Sunbeams Play is an Ofsted registered charity, providing a safe, inclusive and caring environment for those with an Autistic Spectrum Disorder. Specialist sessions are fun, differentiated, individualised and delivered to maximise achievement. Sessions are also provided for young carers offering respite from their caring role. Training and 1-1 support is provided for parents, carers and families.

The aim of Kader Football Club is to provide as many young players in Teesside with an opportunity to develop their skills in a positive learning environment regardless of their ability.

The restoration of native habitats through the conservation of wild birds of prey and owls; the engagement of diverse communities through nature based education and the development of new ethical raptor welfare standards in the UK.

Winchester Action on Climate Change Ltd (WinACC) works to cut the carbon footprint of Winchester district, creating lower energy bills, healthier lifestyles and stronger communities. We are local residents, businesses and policy-makers, working together to tread more lightly on the planet.

RRR PROVIDE COMMUNITY BASED OPPORTUNITIES FOR EX-OFFENDERS AND PEOPLE IN RECOVERY. OUR PROVISION RECOGNISES AND BUILDS ON BENEFICIARIES? GIFTS AND SKILLS, CREATING A POSITIVE ENVIRONMENT FOR INDIVIDUALS, OFTEN VIEWED NEGATIVELY, TO MOVE FORWARD. RRR CAN HELP PEOPLE TAKE UP ACTIVITIES THAT CONTRIBUTE TO THEIR FURTHER DEVELOPMENT AND TO THE LIFE OF THEIR LOCAL COMMUNITIES.

Allsorts is a charity dedicated to supporting families with disabled children and young people by creating accessible, fun, and safe spaces. They provide a welcoming environment where children can be themselves, free from judgment, while families access vital resources and peer support to build confidence and resilience.