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Hope for Communities operates in Northern Iraq. We have a Community Centre in a refugee community offering English language classes and a safe space for children to attend and play and be creative. We also run projects and activities in local government run orphanages. We are opening a community hub which will also have a apprenticeship programme for vulnerable adolescents and young adults.

THE CHARITY'S OBJECTS ARE SPECIFICALLY RESTRICTED TO THE ADVANCEMENT OF HEALTH AND THE SAVING OF LIVES BY IMPROVING THE KNOWLEDGE AND USE OF PUBLIC SAFETY TECHNOLOGY AND CRITICAL COMMUNICATIONS

The advancement of the Evangelical Christian faith in the Rhondda Valleys, South Wales and across the world.The alleviation of poverty in the Rhondda Valleys, South Wales and across the world.

Childminding UK provides information, advice and training to Ofsted registered and pre registered childminders, encouraging and supporting them to provide a quality service for children, particularly those under 8, and their families. Support is provided through a website, online training, a membership package and telephone/email support. Childminding UK also represents childminders nationally.

The Chloe & Liam Together Forever Trust raises money from events and gives grants to support young people living in North East England to reach their potential, in the fields of Sport & Performance, by assisting with costs for auditions, exams, coaching qualifications, equipment, or travel expenses, at the beginning of their careerApplications form on website http://togetherforevertrust.co.uk

240Project provides a safespace and activity centre for the vulnerable and excluded, particularly those with experience of homelessness. We offer arts, health, counselling and wellbeing groups and activities, internet access, one-to-one practical support, group art trips, wellbeing trips and more. We aim to enrich our members lives and help people out of isolation and into a full vibrant life.

Made a Mark supplies memory boxes and supportive materials to acute hospitals and hospices in England to support children who experience the death of a parent (or similar caregiver) or sibling in the setting.

The Clubs charity objective is the promotion of community participation in healthy recreation in particular by the provision of facilities for gymnastics.

MANWELL has entered into a number of supportive strategic partnerships with a range of organisations who are wholly committed to supporting our work, by providing us with the benefits of their professional expertise, insight, experience and track records in these areas.

worship, prayer, Bible study, preaching and teaching;baptism, evangelism and mission, the teaching, encouragement, welcome & inclusion of young people; nurture and growth of Christian disciples;education and training for Christian and community service;pastoral care;supporting,encouraging charitable social action in the UK & abroad;encouraging relationships with & supporting other Christians.

The Church exists to promote the Christian faith the good news of what God has done for us in itsimmediate community of Kempston and Bedford and also in the whole world through links with othersimilar Churches and organisations. The Church meets regularly to worship God for who He is, and to thankHim for all He has done for us.

We provide a place of regular Christian worship. The good news of the Christian faith is proclaimed. Bible truths are taught. As a church we provide a community of support. We provide welcome & help to persons of particular need, and pastoral counselling / practical help. Children are educated in Bible knowledge and provided a place to meet with others of similar age in a safe environment.

The Mass Observation Archive (MOA) specialises in material about everyday life in Britain. It contains papers generated by the original MO social research organisation (1937 to early 1950s), and newer material collected continuously since 1981 (Mass Observation Project). MOA is a charitable trust in the care of the University of Sussex. It is housed at The Keep.

Bespoke 1:1 befriending service for refugees, asylum seekers and migrants

To advance the Christian faith for the public benefit in accordance with the Statement of Beliefs, in Devon and in other parts of the United Kingdom.

The advancement of the Christian faith in accordance with the Basis of Faith, primarily, but not exclusively, within Streatham and the surrounding neighborhood; and such other charitable purposes as shall, in the opinion of the charity trustees, put into practice the Christian faith in accordance with the Basis of Faith.

To offer a means related counselling service for children, young people, families and other members of the community. We will also offer a support community cafe provision where anyone will be able to access support groups, workshops and advice with no charge. A garden area is also available for activities such as bushcraft, woodwork and gardening.

Autistic Nottingham is a charity run for and by Autistic adults without intellectual disabilities. We run an advocacy service to support those adults who need support to have their voice heard in a number of different settings. We also run social events for Autistic adults without intellectual disabilities, as well as a support service that are tailored to beneficiaries needs.

PROMOTING IN THE ECCLESIASTICAL PARISH THE WHOLE MISSION OF THE CHURCH

To relieve poverty and increase well being among asylum seekers and refugees in the Birmingham area through the provision of practical items and education. To offer a warm welcome to those who use our service.

Beyond the Streets provides specialist and high-quality support to women selling sex, often for survival, and who are subjected to exploitation and abuse. Services include national remote support service, local outreach, 1:1 support, advocacy, and counselling. We lead an affiliate network, and provide training, data insights and expert consultancy to a range of organisations and professionals.

We promote awareness of social, emotional and mental health (SEMH) education and spirituality in Oxfordshire school communities, by providing: workshops for students and staff new facilities to enhance SEMH, such as Quiet Gardenspractical advice and resource dissemination for staffvolunteers and links to community groups

Charitable donations are given to the Lord Mayor from various individuals and organisations throughout the year. These are controlled by the Lord Mayor's Office acknowledging donations, banking the money and keeping appropriate records.

Religion activities for the benefit of the public by providing education, advice, pastoral care and advancement of the Christian faith in United Kingdom and the world as the Charity Trustees may decide from time to time.

The aim of the charity is to provide good quality cleaned and ironed clothes and other essential items such as bedding free of charge to anyone who is in need. The clothes are donated from the general public and retailers and then sorted, washed and ironed at our warehouse ready to be delivered /collected by social services, other health professionals or our clients.

To strengthen Grangetown and the surrounding communities through strong relationships, increasing equity, collective influence and pursuing passions by sustaining a community-led quality space, that's open to all.

The village hall with licenced bar provides spaces for relaxation, exercise, meetings and amateur sporting activities available to all. Also included on site is a Post Office and Village Store. It also provides direct access to the playing fields and MUGA.

We aim to promote, maintain, improve and advance education and appreciation of the arts in all forms in West Berkshire and the surrounding areas.To promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing people from becoming socially excluded, assist them to integrate into and contribute to society.

a) The advancement and promotion of the Jewish religion for the benefit of the publicb) The advancement of education in the Halacha, Orthodox Jewish Law and the provision and development of religious, educational and social activities for the members of the Hale and District Congregation

We investigate and campaign against environmental crime and abuse. Our focus is the protection of climate, forests, ocean and wildlife. Our findings are used to campaign for improved governance and effective enforcement. Until 2019, EIA UK operated as not-for-profit company limited by guarantee no.07752350. For financial information and previous years' activities, visit Companies House.

The charity serves the local community, and those internationally. It works with the elderly, disable/disadvantaged and benefits the area around Thornbury, and makes grants to some national and international appeals to relieve poverty, respond to disaster relief, and to help people with disabilities e.g. loss of sight, thus extending the public benefit overseas..

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation in particular by the provision of facilities for the sport of canoeing and kayaking

The advancement of education and, in particular, the education of older people and those who are retired from full time work by all means, including associated activities conducive to learning and personal development.

The objects of the CIO are the conservation, preservation, protection and enhancement of the landscape, antiquities flora and fauna, natural beauty, cultural heritage and the scientific merit of Dartmoor for the public benefit.

Provision of a Community (& Church) Hall for meetings/lectures/classes and other forms of recreation/leisure activity with the aim of improving the condition of life for inhabitants of Bridport without distinction of political/religious or other opinions. A supervised volunteer committee manages the halls' letting/cleaning/insurance/services/repairs and maintenance on a non-profit making basis.

THE PROMOTION OF COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION IN HEALTHY RECREATION AND SPORT.TO PROVIDE AND ASSIST IN PROVIDING FACILITIES FOR SPORT AND RECREATION.TO ADVANCE EDUCATION FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFITS.

LET'S PLAY ENABLES YOUNG PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS OR DISABILITY TO ACCESS LEISURE ACTIVITIES AFTER SCHOOL AND DURING SCHOOL HOLIDAYS BY TRAINING AND PROVIDING PLAY WORKERS IN SUPPORTING A DEDICATED CENTRE WHERE ALL CAN MEET. THE LET'S PLAY PROJECT: A) TRAINS PLAY WORKERS; B) SUPPORTS PARENTS/CARERS; C) WORKS WITH LOCAL VENUES TO ENSURE ACCESS FOR ALL.

Members participating in U3A meetings and activities. The U3A exists to advance the education of people, particularly those in their third age.

Providing surf lifesaving training to all ages of the local community in and around Crantock

IPWSO works to improve the quality of life for all people with Prader-Willi syndrome and their families worldwide. We provide information and support to caregivers, professionals and families. We encourage national PWS associations to exchange and share their projects and experiences. We fund free testing for diagnosis in countries where it is not available.

Triangular was initially set up in 2014 as a community group. As the number of beneficiaries grew and the work expanded, the trustees decided to incorporate the organisation in 2018 for more accountability and transparency. The object of the CIO is to advance the education and training of those granted refugee status, seeking asylum, recent migrants and their dependents.

In the last 10 years members and volunteers have done over 50,000 hours of work in the park in the face of ever more severe local authority cuts, thereby preserving the park as an invaluable amenity and now regularly attaining the highest standards in the Britain in Bloom competition; being voted the "most favourite" park in Manchester and awarded the King's Award for Voluntary Services in 2023

The Trustees have determined that the priorities for funding will be to improve the quality of life in local communities by: -building stronger, safer and healthier communities; -creating more sustainable and greener communities; -raising aspirations of East Londoners; creating pathways into employment;

Religious Activities within the Parish of Needham Market with Badley, Suffolk

Brecon Little Theatre promotes and supports people living in and around Brecon to take part in theatrical arts as participants and audience members. We are dedicated to keeping access to the performing arts affordable for members of the community for all backgrounds and levels of experience.

The Switch the Play Foundation is the UK's only charity dedicated to supporting all sportspeople to successfully transition to life outside of sport. Evidence shows that leaving a life in sport can be really tough. We work with individuals, clubs, governing bodies, parents and organisations involved in the world of elite sport to help make transition to life outside sport a positive experience.

We aim to remove physical or financial barriers preventing access to theatre. Specialising in interactive family musicals we place children with or without disabilities at the heart of our work. We run a fully inclusive theatre skills club, engaging children with disabilities or from a disadvantaged background. We offer respite for parents/carers, and work opportunities for underrepresented groups

Arts for Life Project is a charity supporting young people and their families' emotional health and wellbeing through the therapeutic value of the creative arts. Our projects focus on individuals with complex hidden needs that push them to the margins of society and the community support structure around them to make impactful change in their everyday lives.

Main activities areregular public worship, prayer, Bible study, preaching and teachingbaptismregular Communion of the Lords Supperevangelism & mission, locally, regionally, nationally, internationallyteaching, encouragement, welcome, inclusion of allnurture & growth of Christian discipleseducation & trainingpastoral carecharitable social actionrelationships with other christian

We receive referrals through our network of schools. We deliver a bed bundle for every child in the household that requires it; this includes a brand-new Bed, Mattress, Duvet, Pillow, Bed Sheets, Pyjamas and Hygiene Kit. We work with local partners to include Food Parcels and, if needed, a school uniform. We can also mediate between families and their support services, as well as making referrals.