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Home-Start I.O.W - A Voluntary organisation committed to promoting the welfare of families with children under five. Volunteers offer regular support, friendship and practical help to families experiencing difficulties, helping to prevent family crisis and breakdown. Support is also offered through group provision.

-To promote and advance the mental, spiritual, moral and physical development, education and improvement of children and young people in accordance with a framework of Christian principles so as to develop their full capacities and enable them to become responsible members of society so that their conditions of life may be improved.-To help alleviate social and economic poverty of those in need

Whitley Community Pre-school offers ten three hourly sessions of pre-school childcare per week for 38 weeks per year.

The Charity has been established to provide University level courses for students at the University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon, USA and other institutions of higher education.

We organise rides so that disabled people, young and old, have the opportunity to ride ponies/horses which benefit their health and well being. This all takes place in the Chard, Somerset area.

The main aim of our Charity is to advance the Christian faith worldwide through Christian Worship and outreach programmes in the United Kingdom and elsewhere in the world. We also aim to relief of poverty and hardship among vulnerable people and families , foster peace and wellbeing, advance education and undertake other charitable activities for the benefit of the community

The charity is a religious organisation, involved in the teaching, preaching of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We meet on Sundays, Wednesdays and any other day as required. We are also committed to the welfare of our members as part of our contribution to the community.

The Foundation was established in memory of Dr Benjamin Angel. It supports a range of educational, medical and other charitable causes of which the trustees believe Benjamin would have been proud, in particular in the Jewish community, in Israel and in the medical field. Its funds are substantially committed.

Riding Mill Pre-School Ltd is a registered charity that aims to enhance the development and education of children under statutory school age by encouraging parents to understand and provide for the needs of their children through community groups.

The Helen Foundation was launched in January 2006 and is an arts-based charity which supports and motivates young people in all branches of the arts in Teignbridge, South Devon. The Helen Foundation provides prizes in schools, free arts-based workshops and bursaries.

To provide facilities and amenities for the young, elderly and members of the community of Bickington and to raise funds for the facilities and amenities which support their activities undertaken within the Village Hall.

TO PROMOTE THE EDUCATION OF HEARING CAPACITY AND THROUGH DEVELOPMENT OF NATURALLY ACQUIRED SPOKEN LANGUAGE;TO ADVANCE BY RESEARCH AND THE EDUCATION OF TEACHERS, PARENTS AND OTHERS INVOLVED IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF HEARING-IMPAIRED CHILDREN BY TRAINING AND TEACHING THEM VARIOUS TECHNIQUES INVOLVED IN THE AUDITORY ACQUISITION OF SPOKEN LANGUAGE; TO PROMOTE THE EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF HEARING-IMPAIRED

We create Bright Spaces: enriching indoor and outdoor play environments for children who are disadvantaged as a consequence of abuse, parental imprisonment, domestic violence, homelessness and ill health.

the charity aims to relieve the poverty and suffering of those in developing countries.through education, food, housing, water provision and sponsorship programmes.

1. GAN Scholarship Fund supports girls who have academic ability but who do not have school fees in Gayaza High School. 2. Fundraising through networking amongst Gayaza Alumnae3. Fundraising through partnership working and joint events with other organisations4. Education of Girls in Uganda - support schools with bore holes for water, solar power, computer technology, school buildings.

The charity supports a Clinic together with a full time nurse at the 'African Outreach Academy' primary school in Luwero, Uganda, where we also support health education initiatives. We also sponsor two other (luwero & Lukenko) local school projects who provide for children less likely to be supported by parents/guardians and give more direct sponsorship support to around 35 children.

ASR pursues medical and educational activities around Amritsar, Punjab, India. These include first aid and multispeciality medical camps focussing on visual and other medical problems; a free dispensary in Goindwal Sahib, around 45km from Amritsar; a first aid post outside the Golden Temple, Amritsar; and educational projects helping needy students achieve their educational potential.

Help with older people as needed those with disabilities, help with people of all ages that are in poverty need, providing counselling for welfare rights etc. Helping with moving accomodation hiring the transport meeting the need of material things they may need.

Fundraising by means of organised activities for the benefit of enhancing the pupils' lives whilst at school.

To restore, preserve, maintain & exhibit in sailing condition the steamship known as VIC 96 and other ships for the benefit of the public and, to acquire, preserve, maintain & exhibit a collection of marine & other appurtenances & materials associated with VIC 96 and other ships to educate the public in the historical significance of them in terms of the nation's maritime and industrial heritage.

Activities include:- A Sunday morning meeting which includes,a Bible talk, singing, prayers and friendship- Weekly Bible studies- Service projects in the community- Youth group for secondary school children- Community outreach

Advancing the Christian faith, relieving sickness and financial hardship, promoting/preserving good health by the provision of funds, goods or services of any kind.Provision of counselling and support in such parts of the United Kingdom or other parts of the world as the trustees think fit.

Activities for the benefit of sick and or disabled children in the UK by the provision of financial assistance to individuals, including holidays for themselves and their families. To Provide advocacy/information and emotional support to children and their families and or to support the charitable work of similar institutions.

A refugee led independent charity works to improve life of Islington refugees by bringing together refugee community organisations,service providers and bodies to promote dialogue and partnership. Strengthens refugee community organisations so that they can empower their communities Provides informative meeting events, up-to-date information on funding sources,training and capacity building

The object of the Charity is to support the relief of such persons in need by virtue of sickness, poor health or financial hardship who are serving or have served in the Regiment or the Former Regiments or the Former Disbanded Regiment or the children or dependants (whether or not remarried) of such persons (whether alive or dead) by; making grants of money to them; or providing services.

A learning cooperative which draws upon the knowledge, experience and skills of our members to organise and provide interest groups in accordance with the wishes of the membership.Area surounding Lyme Regis in the county of Devon

The charity supports Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust in the provision and development of specialist palliative care services.

(a)To advance the Christian faith in accordance(b) to relieve persons who are in conditions of need or hardship or who are aged or sick and to relieve the distress caused

Currently, RPFI runs two services in London providing residential and supported living services for adults with learning disabilities.

Re-homing, rescue, and veterinary assistance of, and to, Border Terriers, owned by the public at large.

Provision of a place of worship in St Leonards.Running a Bible School.Outreach to the local community as well as support given to missions abroad

FiG supports children, young people and their families living in North Devon and Torridge who have experienced the death of someone close to them.

Home-Start Warrington supports families with at least one child under the age of five in the whole of the Warrington area. We recruit and train volunteers, who are parents themselves, to help the family in their own home.

Provision of drama and musical productions for young people aged between 13 and ADULT.

THE EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT FORUM (UKFIET) PROVIDES A PROACTIVE FORUM FOR UNIVERSITIES, NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONS, CONSULTANCY GROUPS AND PROFESSIONAL ORGANISATIONS WORKING FOR EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONALLY, TO SHARE IDEAS, KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERTISE AND SERVE AS A RESOURCE TO POLICY MAKERS.

WE ARE THE PTA OF BROOKBURN SCHOOL AND AS SUCH WE RAISE FUNDS TO ENHANCE THE LEARNING AND SOCIAL EXPERIENCE OF THE CHILDREN AT THE SCHOOL BY FUNDING ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT AND ACTIVITIES

FKC raises funds in the UK to support orphaned, abandoned and/or destitute children in the Lodwar and Eldoret regions of Kenya, working through a Kenyan registered school active in these areas. The charity seeks to provide maintenance and education for the children and where necessary to assist also the communities and families in which they live and receive family care.

To assist in the educational needs of the children of Summercroft Primary School.

Providing literacy education to orphans and vulnerable children in Africa

AGLMUK seeks to change the prospects of children and young people from impoverished backgrounds in Uganda. We do this byPaying school fees and buying requirements for primary school children.Supporting young people in the post-primary years in the most appropriate way for them. Paying towards food, medicines, healthcare and mentoring/practical support.

Provision of funds for the furtherance of Educational Facilities and relief of financial hardship caused by sickness and poor health amongst the elderly, within the chosen ethnic and racial group, being members of the Orthodox Jewish Community,

The objects of the Charity are 'to promote maintain improve and advance education particularly in the area of Literature and the written word and the formulation preparation and establishment of schemes to render such education accessible to the public.'

The study and practice of choral music in order to foster public knowledge and appreciation of such music by means of public performance. Also to assist and support such charitable institutions or purposes as the committee shall from time to time determine.

The charities activities are based in and around Bassetlaw and currently encompass the following:-1:- The relief of poverty 2:- The relief of sickness and promotion of good health 3:- The advancement of education 4:- General support for families and the community5:- The care of the elderly

Fundraising to improve facilities @ Infant School

The aim of the Foundation is equipping, encouraging, resourcing and inspiring people to achieve their full potential and preferred outcomes as individuals, families, community groups in the UK and parts of the world.

To advance the musical education of the public in the Barbershop/unaccompanied 4-part Harmony style (chorus or small groups) especially youth members . To provide singing education at weekly rehearsals and run public 'Learn to Sing' courses. To showcase the Charity's work in concerts and shows at public venues. To further any purpose recognised as Exclusively Charitable.

FREE THE CHILDRUNS A CHARITY SHOP IN COLINDALE, NORTH WEST LONDON TO SUPPORT DEPRIVED ADULT AND YOUNG PEOPLE

Established to promote and assist charitable activity that improves the circumstances of those less fortunate in our society, through groups concentrating on "disadvantage and self help", emphasising education, social projects and disabled service personnel i.e. community development, civic corporate leadership, skills and leadership for young people, retired and disabled ex service personnel.

Newcastle Vision Support supports 1,300 people living with sight loss. Our numbers grow by 100 new referrals each year. To our service users NVS provides vital support enabling clients to overcome the devastating effects of sight loss. Services provided include - outreach, volunteer visiting, training (including IT training places to 60 clients per year), a resource centre and much more.