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BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT FOR PARENTS AFTER LOSING THEIR CHILD SUDDENLY AND TRAUMATICALLY.??* ENSURE EVERY A AND E DEPARTMENT IN WALES HAS A SUITABLE BEREAVEMENT SUITE?FOR BEREAVED RELATIVES?* BEREAVEMENT BOXES ARE AVAILABLE FOR PARENTS AT HOSPITALS* IMMEDIATE BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT IS AVAILABLE FOR PARENTS AND SIBLINGS* TO PROVIDE A PROFESSIONAL COUNSELLING SERVICE FOR BEREAVED PARENTS

Bilingual Annual Arts and Cultural Festival held in October in Mold birthplace of Welsh novelist Daniel Owen.

To promote the benefit of the inhabitants of the area of benefit without distinction of sex, sexual orientation, age, disability, nationality, race or of political, religious or other opinions, by associating together the said inhabitants and the statutory authorities, voluntary and other organisations in a common effort to advance education and to provide facilities in the interests.

We provide relief to those affected by Perinatal Mental Illness via peer support / advice as well as sign posting to other services that complement the statutory services. We offer advice for the health and education to the public in relation to Perinatal Mental Illness and particularly new parents/families enabling them support.

At British Blind Sport, we help blind and partially sighted people get active and play sport. We encourage adults and children to participate in activities at all levels, from grassroots to the Paralympic Games.

To promote and advance performance arts

Activities focus on the relief of poverty premiums in low income families. The charity is building a membership model, whereby families with low disposable income will be offered the provision of a basket of services i.e. weekly supply of fresh food, to help that income go further, in return for a low membership fee. We have numerous venues across the UK.

To facilitate the design and construction of a memorial in Normandy, France in tribute to the members of the British armed services and those who served directly with them who died during in the Normandy Campaign of 1944.

We organise volunteers who live in and around Cambridge working to help the refugees in Northern France and elsewhere. We send regular convoys of volunteers to Europe, and we carry out activities in UK to raise awareness of the situation. We raise funds and organise donations of clothing and other items. All the money we raise goes towards providing aid to the refugees or supporting our convoys.

THE BRITISH SKIN FOUNDATION RAISES FUNDS TO SUPPORT SKIN DISEASE RESEARCH PROJECTS AS WELL AS SEEKING TO INFORM THE PUBLIC ABOUT SKIN HEALTH ISSUES THROUGH THE MEDIA, LITERATURE AND EVENTS.The British Skin Foundation (previous charity number: 313865), is now a Charitable Incorporated Company with the registered charity number 1171373.

Advice on Welfare benefits, general advice, career counselling and education advice.

Run Memory Cafe sessions: All Thursdays of each month between 2.00-4.00pm. Cafe session programmes provide the opportunity for guests and their supporters to engage in a wide range of arts, cultural and social activities, often led by professional facilitators. Offer information and support on dementia and signposting to specialist organisations/services. Run Dementia Friends awareness sessions.

LSY&CH are a community resource, helping individuals and young people develop their skills, capacities & capabilities. Advancing education and providing leisure time activities for the inhabitants of the area regardless of youth, age ,infirmity or disability, poverty or social economic circumstances with a view to improving conditions of life of such persons.

We operate in rural West Dorset:*Providing affordable activities for people of all ages including sports/fitness, art/crafts, clubs, skills development*Offering mental health & wellbeing support and information *Fighting to end loneliness & intergenerational divides by creating opportunities for people to come together socially & participate in their community*Running youth & holidayclubs

We provide religious activities - services, social events, training events, musical events and the like for adults and children in our buildings and elsewhere in Englefield Green. We also make the buildings available to some other organizations. These aim to improve the quality of life of the inhabitants.

Rotherham Evangelical Church seeks the advancement of the Christian faith in accordance with its Basis of Faith primarily, but not exclusively, within Rotherham and the surrounding neighbourhood; and such other charitable purposes as shall, in the opinion of the charity trustees, put into practice the teaching of the Lord Jesus Christ in accordance with its Basis of Faith.

We are based on the Island of Portland and we offer Sports activities, accommodation for young people, educational courses and community events.

The RGSW and AOS Foundation operates within Worcestershire to advance the education of pupils at RGS Worcester. It undertakes fundraising to support bursary provision and to assist with capital projects at the School.

Sumerian Foundation supports start up and growing social purpose organisations to tackle social inequality in the UK, and also focuses on social purposes organisations providing healthcare services to people on low incomes in East Africa.

We run an independent local museum in Fleetwood, Lancashire. The museum will be a place of outstanding historical significance, to educate the young, remind the old and inspire future generations. It will also be integral to the heart of the community and offer a warm and friendly welcome where visitors can learn, engage and belong.

Education, including full time programmes for vulnerable and excluded students, those needing help after school, tutoring and mentoring for young carers and other vulnerable groups

To provide to members of the U3A opportunities for learning by the process ofmutual aid within groups of members with common interests.

A day centre providing informal social day care for people living with dementia, and their carers, who reside within the boundaries of Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council. We offer a wide range of activities to suit all tastes for people who live with dementia including crafts, quizzes, bingo, games and gardening, as well as providing external entertainers such as singers.

Carrying out the mission of the PCC of St. Michael and All Angels, Mill Hill, NW7 in line with guidance from the Diocese of London and Church of England.

We offer a variety of Worship Services on Sundays to people living in Bedale and the surrounding district e.g. Traditional, Cafe style and Themed Preach. Open Doors ( a time for coffee and care), Coffee Mornings and Lunches all offer fellowship, chat and pastoral care.The building is also available for Community use as a venue to meet.

The overall aim of the Charity is to improve the quality of life and well-being of people living in the Earlestown area of Newton-le-Willows by providing focused community-based services and resources to meet the needs identified by the local people, also to provide social and recreational opportunities for local groups, organisations and individuals.

DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATION OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE BY PROMOTING THEIR CARE AND SAFETY, PROMOTING THEIR EDUCATIONAND PROMOTING PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT. PROMOTING THEIR HEALTH ANDWELLBEING, PROVIDING SERVICES TO SUPPORT THEM AND THEIR FAMILIES AND CARERS, PROVIDING SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS HOLDING MEMBERSHIP OF THE CIO; AND FURTHERING THE AIMS OF THE PRE-SCHOOL LEARNING ALLIANCE.

Our mission is to fund education where opportunities are rare but talent is not.We provide talented young people, within tea producing communities, with access to education. Our ambition is to equip young people with the agency to implement long-term and sustainable social change.

Friends of Wool Library supports the operation of the Community Library in Wool which serves the population of Wool, Dorset and the surrounding area. As well as book loans, the library runs activity sessions for children under 11 during the summer holidays, assists the RVS with the Home Library Service to the housebound, and works with the Parish Council to provide a service to the Parish.

Cornwater Evergreens supports older people and those with cognitive impairments across Nottinghamshire. Our clubs in Ravenshead, Rainworth, Kirkby, and Mansfield foster a welcoming community, serving meals and offering activities that encourage friendship, inclusion, and vitality.

The principal activity of the charity is the advancement of the Christian faith in accordance with the Statements of faith and Practice of the Independent Methodist Connexion. The charity may also carry out other charitable purposes in the United Kingdom and/or other arts of the world.

Provision of a community hall for the benefit of the residents of Melbourn and surrounding area to promote leisure time, recreation and social welfare activities.

Promotion of Christianity and the whole mission of the Church through:TeachingPublic worship open to all.Pastoral work, e.g. visiting sick, bereaved, activities for senior citizens. Assisting local schools by governing, providing facilities for education and worship. Running young persons' and children's groups with a Christian ethos.Supporting other charities in the UK and overseas.

The Uganda School Project (TUSP) is a charity founded in 2017 that sets out to support educational development in rural Uganda, developing projects concerning building classrooms, pit latrines and rainwater tanks as well as educational and extra-curricular programmes such as safeguarding workshops, teacher training workshops and a free lunch programme.

Information, advice and guidance to enable disabled and disadvantaged beneficiaries to explore and create a sustainable income for themselves and their families. Provision of self employment skills and awareness to education establishments and other organisations.

The charity runs a public library on behalf of Staffordshire County Council. It is entirely staffed by volunteers, and includes a coffee shop. There is a regular programme of events for adults and children.

Matthew's Hub is a support service for autistic people and with ADHD aged over 13 without a learning disabilityWe provide advice and support in relation to employment, education, housing, benefits, health, and diagnosis to our members and those who care about them.Our autism and ADHD awareness training, is delivered by neurodivergent members of staff, with appropriate academic qualifications.

Church of Christ (Commercial Road), holds regular worship and teaching services, prayer meetings, events, public celebration of religious festivals, produces/distributes literature to enlighten others about the Christian faith. We also carry out other charitable purposes: feeding the poor, working with children/young people, visiting the sick and elderly, supporting the homeless and those in need.

English language lessons.Parent and Toddler group with language and social development activities.Child development and nutrition adviceMedical support via NHS repDrop-in advice on issues including housing, school places, health, finance, benefits, hate crime reporting and workplace discrimination.Work experience placements, Mental health support, building bridges lunch club, art, craft,

The Learned Society of Wales is the national academy for arts and sciences. Our Fellowship brings together experts from across all academic fields and beyond. We use this collective knowledge to promote research, inspire learning, and provide independent policy advice

We provide space and facilities for community recreational, social, cultural, and other events, and for the Parochial purposes of the Church of England.

To advance the arts and culture for the benefit of the general public by promoting in the UK and internationally modern dance and other art forms including, films and music, with particular, but not exclusive, reference to touring performances and to the work of Akram Khan; andTo advance the education of young people, dance practitioners and the general public in respect of the artistic work

Advancement of religion; preaching of the gospel, making disciples and raising church planters, raising awareness and understanding of religious beliefs and practices, carrying out religious devotional acts, carrying out missionary and outreach work, the provision of places of worship and meeting the needs of the poor and the vulnerable in our society. Charity operates in England, Asia & Africa.

A small rescue for cats, based in Sheffield S8, helping cats from many areas but prioritising those in S8, and re-homing throughout Sheffield and surrounding areas (Rotherham, Dronfield, Chesterfield etc).

Our main activity is a drop-in centre 1 day per week open to all refugee and asylum seeking women in Bristol. The drop-in centre provides education, advice, information, support, social activities and training, volunteer and employment opportunities to refugee women. We also participate in local events and forums to give a voice to refugee women.

providing space for men to meet and undertake workshop related activities; woodwork, etc and to have a purpose during the daytime

TO ADVANCE THE EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN FAITH IN EXMOUTHTHIS IS ACHIEVED BY:SUNDAY CHRISTIAN SERVICES FOR ADULTS AND YOUNG PEOPLEMID WEEK MEETINGS AND HOUSEGROUPSYOUTH CLUBSCOURSES (E.G. BASIC CHRISTIANITY, PARENTING COURSES AND SESSIONS FOR VULNERABLE FAMILIES)WEDDINGS, FUNERALS, ADULT BAPTISM AND DEDICATION SERVICES.AIDING CHRISTIAN ORGANISATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS AT HOME AND ABROAD.

Amalgamated with Charity Number 1124020 31.03.17. SELFA supports children and families experiencing vulnerabilities, to build resilience, thrive and achieve through wellbeing programmes; peer support groups; targeted holiday workshops; trips and residential breaks. Service users live or go to school in North Yorkshire and are referred by a professional working with them or their family.

Provision of coaching and facilities for sports, especially Rugby Football

We support the work of the University of Reading by providing voluntary help, grants for specific projects and help with outreach by arranging or participating in events informing the public of the University's work.