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The charity raises funds in UK and provides grants towards projects being caried out by registered NGO's in Eastern Uganda that will benefit local communities

Childcare centre for children aged 0-11yrs

Restoration and operation of railway stock of historical interest, especially Travelling Post Offices and carriages from the former London and North Eastern Railway.

The original aim was for garden owners in the county to display and compete with each others gardens and plants. Since then its activities have diversified to include a programme of free lectures, the publication of a journal and arranging a wide range of garden visits, outings, walks and talks and other activities and there is a grant programme for horticultural students.

Promotes education in Neuroanaesthesia and Neurocritical Care.Promotes high standards of practice and patient care in Neuroanaesthesia and Neurocritical CareEncourages research in the above medical fieldsOffers advice to appropriate bodies or individuals concerning neuroanaesthesia and neurocritical careActs a forum through an annual meeting and seminars to exchange and advance knowledge

U3A meet monthly at a hall in Maidstone town centre, with visiting speakers giving talks on a variety of subjects. There are 190 members, with some 30 interest groups, who also meet monthly, generally in members homes, on weekday mornings or afternoons. All members receive a monthly newsletter.

The Listening Ear's objectives are to provide a professional and confidential counselling and training service to the BCP (Bournemouth, Christchurch, and Poole) community, supporting children and families to overcome issues with mental health and wellbeing. Such provision shall be restricted to those children, young people, and their families, who are either domicile in or in full time education

The charity works primarily with children, young people and their parents and/or carers to provide educational and experiential opportunities, support, advice, childcare and vocational training. In this capacity we operate within Swansea. We also support through our Multibank which is Pan Wales.We work in identified areas of disadvantage offering both premises based and outreach support.

Member of the Scout Organisation. We provide an educational and fun program of activities and events for children between the ages of 6 and 18.During the winter months this is land based, during the summer months the children aged 10 and over taken part in sailing and activities afloat. This include seamanship training and theoretical and practical skills for both power and sailing.

To offer a supportive environment for young people parents/carers dealing with youth related issues, e.g. school exclusions and gang activity. Workshops as follows:Trading Places police young people, knife awareness, Bullying, Relationship, Baby me not, Consequences. Summer programs, Family support Health, Education, Employment, College,welfare, benefits, counselling, health, drug advice

TO HELP BUILD A BRIDGE BETWEEN SOUTH AFRICA'S FIRST AND THIRD WORLD COMMUNITIES AND TO HEAL SOME OF THE WOUNDS OF THE APARTHEID ERA BY PROVIDING EQUAL OPPORTUNITY TO CHILDREN OF ALL COLOURS THROUGH EDUCATION.

The University Of Buckingham Foundation was created in 2002 to support and promote all aspects of education of the students who attend the university. To benefit the wider community and purposes of the university as a whole and to promote all aspects of academic research.To promote research into academic and scientific fields of learning.

To support people with learning difficulties and/or autism through the provision of training/advice, information, support services and research.

As an endowment fund, the Foundation seeks to attract legacies and donations from individuals, grant making trusts and corporate bodies. It uses the income from the accumulated capital to safeguard the long-term future of the Buxton Arts Festival by the regular provision of grants to support its core funding.

Barnabas Safe & Sound aims to prevent Youth Homelessness in Northumberland and safeguards young people from harm through the provision of services which deliver supported accommodation, informal education, accredited lifeskills and personal and social development activities. We also work in partnership and manage facilities for the benefit of children and young people.

A committee running a village hall

To relieve and support persons who are suffering from Multiple Sclerosis and provide support for their carers, families and dependants, raising funds via a range of events, community, corporate and individual donations.

Providing links with The Gambia enabling Gambians to improve quality of education through: *Practical teaching skills*Supply teaching materials *Funding*Building (Yalding School Farato) creating:-Environment for children to have best possible education-Benchmark for others to emulate-Place where teachers and others are welcomed to gain ideas & inspiration - impacting Gambian society

Supports the provision of a high quality countryside management service for north Surrey and Kingston upon Thames, through education and encouraging local people to become involved and promoting conservation by raising funds for countryside and access improvements.

The Nightingale serves patients, relatives, carers, friends and those who are concerned about cancer care. We hope to be able to provide help and information to those who need it along their journey.We aim to work together with existing services within the borough and to co-ordinate local volunteer teams so that valuable resources are used to best effect

Provide and assist in the provision of facilities and equipment for education at the school, not normally provided by the governors.Endeavour to promote a sense of community amongst the pupils, parents, teachers, governors and other persons connected to the school.

The charity takes in animals who are stray,abandoned or in need of a care for whatever reason and re-homes to suitable vetted new owners. A neutering service is also a major part of the charities work. Feral cat colonies are also trapped and neutered and returned where possible to their original site. The charity works closely with other similar like minded charities in the Powys area.

Courses provided: Pre-school classes;7 Standard Level of Chinese courses for all school age students 4.5-18 Yrs;GCSE and A-level Chinese courses; Chinese Class for adults; Courses on Chinese art and culture, including Chinese Martial Arts, Dancing and Drawing Art.

To advance the education of the public in the United Kingdom and throughout the World, in the art and science of British Brass Band Music through the provision of innovative and entertaining public band concerts and giving recitals and training in Brass Band Music.

Leading The Way carries out its activities in accordance with its aims and objectives. Domestic radio broadcasts are carried by Premier Radio daily during weekdays on both terrestrial and satellite stations. The Leading The Way television program is broadcast on TBN and Daystar. LTW currently has dual language programming available in English and twenty two other languages.

Performance each year of several concerts of choral music from a variety of periods, with particular specialization in works from the renaissance and early baroque. Organization of public workshops for singers and conductors interested in the above repertoire.Members of the Consort are also involved as volunteers in the running of the annual Brighton Early Music Festival.

The charity engages in activities to provide facilities or equipment to support the school.It assists in maintaining and strengthens links between the school and the local community.

The Uganda Childbirth Injury Fund provides skilled resources and funding to cure by surgery and free of charge, young women made incontinent through obstructed labour because no facilities were available for emergency help.

To acquire land, sites and buildings within the Chichester Harbour Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and its setting of landscape, environmental, recreational or historic value and to promote the conservation, protection and improvement of the natural beauty and the the wildlife of the area for the public benefit.

Facilitating social inclusion activities with older people living in residential and nursing care homes, and community based wellbeing activities which also includes marginalised and isolated older people and their carers from their own homes.

Providing aid to the poor people across the globe. Providing and building worship places where needed.Providing aid to orphans, widows and old who have difficulties and are disabled.

Village Hall, offering services to villagers. Fundraising is undertaken to allow upkeep of the hall.

CEYP exists to benefit the community, in particular those who have need of support by reason of their youth, age, infirmity or disablement, financial hardship or social and economic circumstances. CEYP works to relieve poverty, homelessness or adverse housing conditions, to promote the preservation and protection of good physical and mental health and to advance education and training

We work in partnership with Kids Club Kampala to help vulnerable children and young people across East Africa to survive and to thrive. We support projects in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda to provide access to education, vocational training and sustainable livelihoods to lift the most vulnerable out of poverty.

Advancing the education of pupils at St Christopher School, Letchworth, by the provision of bursaries to persons who are in need of financial assistance to attend the School.

(a) restore, maintain and preserve for the benefit of the public one or more examples of the Norfolk Wherry and in particular the wherries "Hathor", "Olive", and "Norada".(b) advance the education of the public concerning Norfolk Wherries and their historic and cultural role in the Norfolk and Suffolk Broads.(c) provide training in the skills necessary to restore, maintain and sail them.

The purpose of Scouting is to promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentials, as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities.

The Company's principal activity is the provision of sporting actitivities within the family of Gymnastics.

The Charity exists to proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ and to teach people the bible. All our activities reflect these core goals. The Church arranges or participates in a number of activities to this end, namely Bible Confrences, Marriage Seminars, Men's Dicipleships, Revival Meetings with visiting preachers, Tent Crusades (home and abroad)

Social, sport and recreational activities for local people and visitors to the Dales.

Weekly meetings, monthly prayer meetings, alpha course, training, financial gifts, community work.

To operate a setting following the Early Years Foundation Stage providing young children with a great start to their education.

The object of the Branch shall be to promote and encourage for the benefit of the public the improvement, protection and preservation of the countryside of Surrey and its towns and villages and the better development of the rural environment.

The association seeks to raise funds on behalf of the school, to advance the education and development of the pupils at Coton C of E Primary School.Proceeds of the fund raising will be used to purchase new facilities and equipment, and to maintain and refurbish existing equipment, as determined by the PTA committee, to meet the objectives of the Association.

Church services, regular/occasional events to benefit the local community, prayer meetings, drop-in sessions, a community cafe, parish nursing supporting the community towards whole person welfare, mother and toddler groups, a food bank, healthy eating cooking courses, youth groups, holiday clubs and after school clubs. We will add other activities to meet identified community needs.

The provision and maintenance of the village hall for use by the inhabitants of the area of benefit without distinction of political, religious or other opinions, including use for meetings, lectures, classes, and other forms of recreation and leisure time occupation.

The Woodard Corporation is the holding company for a group of faith schools operating in the independent sector and a sponsor of academies. Woodard is unique in that its structure includes for affiliation with maintained sector schools. Woodard schools are open to people of all faiths, and of no faith. Their aim is to provide the very best all round education of every aspect of each individual.

Meet weekly as a Christian church to worship, pray & teach the gospel message.Youth & Children's clubs, Parent & Toddlers group, Craft Mornings.Lifestyle courses include; The Alpha Course, The Marriage Course, Handling Finance Course.Through our church links financial contributions are made for the relief of the poor both home & overseas.Facilities made available to local organisations.

Stoke Poges Singers is a small choir of around 40 - 50 members. We accept singers of all standards, from those who don't read music to those who enjoy taking on solo work. We perform around 6 concerts a year, everything from Mozart to G&S to Songs from the Shows, and all the proceeds from our concerts are donated to local charities chosen by members.

The Church meets at the Guildbourne Centre on Sunday mornings and in members' homes during the weekAlpha courses are held where interested people can discuss and learn about the Christian faithWe value highly our work with children & young people ranging from toddler groups through to teenagersThe church operates the "Worthing Food Bank".