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The Royal Pavilion and Museums Trust aims to deliver a World class museum and heritage service for the city of Brighton and Hove which will be recognised locally, nationally and internationally for excellence, quality and the educational experience for its visitors.

To provide help to disadvantaged individuals and groups within the Eden District, UK and Worldwide where appropriate. We raise funds locally through a number of fund raising events to carry out these activities.

The Parochial Church Council (PCC) has the responsibility of cooperating with the incumbent in promoting in the ecclesiastical parish, the whole mission of the Church, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical. The PCC is also specifically responsible for the maintenance of the churches of St Barnabas, Jericho and St Thomas the Martyr, St Thomas Quarter, West Oxford.

WE PROVIDE A PLACE OF WORSHIP FOR MUSLIMS AND RESOURCES AND FACILITIES FOR ALL RELIGIOUS MUSLIM EVENTS IN THE ANNUAL CALENDAR. THERE ARE SPECIAL DEDICATED FACILITIES FOR BOTH MEN AND WOMEN. WE PROVIDE DAILY RELIGIOUS EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN, MARRIAGE/FUNERAL CEREMONIES AND FINANCIAL RELIEF FOR HUMANITARIAN DISASTERS AROUND THE WORLD, AS WELL AS PROVIDING INFORMATION AND ADVICE FOR ALL COMMUNITIES.

In order to achieve our objectives we provide a number of public worship services to which all are welcome. We provide a programme of Christian teaching for children and young people. We provide a number of social events to which members of the both the church community and the local community are welcome, such as a Thursday morning Coffee and Cake morning and a Tuesday Lunchclub.

For the public benefit to preserve and protect good health among children and young people aged 0-16 resident in the Greater London area who have been affected by traumatic life experiences, attachment or developmental trauma, in particular but not exclusively, by providing subsidised Play Therapy and other therapeutic services, emotional support and training to parents, carers and school staff

The relief of people with a learning disability within Mid Glamorgan. To assist those people to realise their full potential and to lead fulfilling lives. To assist those people to obtain their full rights and privileges as a citizen. To provide long term friendship and support. To provide information to people with a learning disability.

The provision of services and facilities for people who have neurological conditions including acquired brain injuries

We deliver free workshops and events to people affected by cancer, to help them live with and beyond a diagnosis. Our main aim is to empower people affected by cancer to improve their mental and physical health and wellbeing through proven techniques and exercises. Our services are free to anyone over the age of 18 affected by cancer living in North Tyneside and the surrounding areas.

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The Broxbourne Arts Forum supplements the Borough's own programme of events by providing concerts, plays, operas which would not otherwise be performed. We engage a pianist at lunchtimes in the Spotlight Bar. We organise watercolour classes for local residents and we promote local artists' work by arranging displays. We also act as an umbrella organisation for arts groups within the Borough.

We support beekeeping in Hertfordshire both by assisting the local beekeeping groups across the county and by providing education to the public.

We improve lives and make change happen by connecting donors with local people in need.

The promotion of education and social inclusion through the arts. Helping young people to develop their capabilities that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society in particular through engagement in the arts. The provision of facilities for the benefits of the inhabitants of East Leeds. Training people in the area of arts activism across the north of England.

To undertake various fund raising activities to provide support & help for local good causes

Regular public worship open to all. Promoting the whole mission of the Church through the provision of activities for all ages. Teaching Christianity through sermons and small groups. Pastoral work, including visiting the sick and bereaved. Provision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation.

We rent out allotments to residents of Hereford city, to enable them to grow flowers and vegetables for their families

- Providing resources and information regarding different aspects of older age to equip Christians and churches to better serve older people. This is predominantly provided via the website.- The website also hosts a national directory of church run activities for older people in the wider community to attend. E.g. A lunch club.- Being a Christian voice for older people, across Society.

We help homeless and less fortunate members of our society by holding a street kitchen in Wakefield each Wednesday evening. We also help meet any pressing needs at any other time.

A charity to arrange and administer holidays at the Nightingale Centre, Great Hucklow for disadvantaged children, having no regard to their religion, race or creed.

Sandy Bear strengthen the emotional health and well-being of young people aged 0-25 (and their families) in the lead up to and following a bereavement. We aim to reduce emotional difficulties in childhood and the prevalence of mental illness in later life that can result in a decreased quality of life, poorer educational attainment, social and health problems and increased vulnerability.

Providing a place of worship, educating people about religion, pastoral care, missionary work, generally advancing Christianity for the benefit of any and all people at no cost. This will primarily be provided through regular Sunday church gatherings in Newton Hall, Durham, open to all people at no cost and advertised to the public on our website and through facebook.

The charity's objects (Objects) are specifically restricted to the following:to save lives at sea and on inland waters throughout the world for the public benefit including without limitation:to promote safety and provide relief from disaster at sea and on inland waters;to provide technical expertise, training, equipment to build lifeboatsto set standards for marine rescue

Flamingo Chicks is an inclusive community tackling social isolation by giving all children, including disabled children and those with illnesses such as cancer, the opportunity to enjoy dance and explore movement alongside friends. We also provide a vital peer support network for parents and carers, intergenerational volunteering, global outreach and advocacy.

The PCC exists to promote Christian worship and outreach in the parish of St. Oswald Ashbourne with St. Mary Mappleton within the framework of the Church of England, and the maintenance of the church buildings. Regular religious services are held, with additional activities focused on the provision of pastoral and social care, including the fortnightly 'Ossies Kitchen' community cafe.

St Michael's Wandsworth Common is a parish within the Church of England and promotes the whole mission of the Church within the parish.

We promote community participation in healthy recreation in particular by the provision of amateur boxing; Through boxing activities, for all ages, abilities and for the wider community, we hope to have a positive impact on individuals mental well-being, physical well-being and on lifestyle choices.

Ipswich Dementia Action Alliance employs a part time worker to co-ordinate all of the activities of the Alliance. We meet as a Forum every 3 months to hear of the activities of businesses, organisations, groups, volunteers and people living with dementia that are helping to make Ipswich a dementia friendly place, as well as the needs identified by people living with dementia and their families.

Bowling Club

Standing Tall works alongside people experiencing homelessness and matches them with employment opportunities enabling them to take control of their lives and move away from the streets for good.

Raising Awareness - We take every opportunity we can to provide the public with information about the symptoms of brain tumours, as well as childhood cancer.Supporting Families - We provide small grants toward hospital associated costs and we offer emotional and practical support to families affected by childhood cancer.Supporting Research - We support research into childhood brain tumours.

In fulfilling its purpose the Church will engage in a range of activities either on its own or with others that will vary from time to time but include regular public worship, prayer, Bible study, preaching and teaching, baptism, communion, evangelism and mission, charitable social action and encouraging relationships with Baptists and other Christians.

The aim of the organisation is the design and development of health and wellbeing services in a way that will enable individuals and communities to have the capacity and confidence to to achieve better health and wellbeing.

POVERTY RELIEF IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES AND THE UK THROUGH SELF-HELP, MEDICAL, EDUCATIONAL AND TRAINING PROJECTS.

The provision of sociable and charitable facilities for the residents of East Keswick without distinction of sex, colour or religious beliefs. Use of the facilities of the East Keswick Village Hall for the benefit of the village residents.

To advance the higher education progression of young people aged between 16 and 18 from socially and economicallydisadvantaged and underrepresented backgrounds who are enrolled in non-selective state schools, including by providing advice and assistance, and organising educational programmes and other activities as a means of assisting with preparation to gain entry to top-level UK universities.

The Project aims to support the local community though the continued development of a versatile, comprehensive and responsive website and to create facilities to enable individuals, groups and organisations to enhance social cohesion and create opportunities for people of all ages and backgrounds living within Crediton and the surrounding area.

TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC IN THE DRAMATIC AND OPERATIC ARTS, TO FURTHER THE DEVELOPMENT OF PUBLIC APPRECIATION AND TASTE IN THE SAID ARTS

We are a church We pray and study the Bible

Working for the betterment of the poor and needy

The Cambridge Friendship Trust works to relieve the needs of those with learning disabilities by supporting a community in Cambridge inspired by the ethos of the International Federation of L'Arche Communities offering friendship and hospitality to people with learning disabilities and fostering and supporting academic research and disseminating all useful results.

The Lifescape Project works toward a world rich in wild landscapes, providing a sustainable future for life on earth. To do this, Lifescape has set out on a mission to catalyse the creation, restoration and protection of wild landscapes by pursuing projects globally which utilise skills including science, technology, law, economics, and communications.

How Many Elephants (HME) protects African elephants and empowers women to protect nature. It amplifies female ranger voices through World Female Ranger Week (500m reach), enables human-elephant-conflict mitigation through the HME Beehive Fence project, and supports grassroots conservation through grants, storytelling, advocacy, education, and community-led action. Founded by Holly Budge.

Mariners Chapel is a Christian Church based in Rowhedge. We meet regularly for worship and fellowship, and work within our community to advance the Christian faith, provide comfort, support and encouragement to people in times of need, and to help foster a community spirit within our village. In addition to regular services, we provide and facilitate community events & groups throughout the year.

As a parish church, we provide regular public worship and a place for private prayer. We teach the Christian faith in a variety of settings, and are active in our local schools. We seek to serve the needs of our community and support various charities, both financially, and through use of our building. We provide pastoral care for people in need in our parish, including during major life events.

We are an Ofsted registered Early Years setting based in Felixstowe. We are open term time only, Monday to Friday between 8.50 and 3.20. We take children from aged 2-4 from all over Felixstowe and the local area. Government . We strive to provide children with a safe, stimulating environment in which they develop, grow and learn with other children and suitable qualified adults.

We work to promote social inclusion and prevent and relieve poverty. We offer material support to relieve financial hardship; develop workshops and events to promote skills and learning development; facilitate inclusive social opportunities; and raise awareness of underserved groups and challenges in relation to social exclusion. We currently operate in Luton, Bedfordshire.

Our primary aim is to help the people of York, the U.K. and elsewhere across the world, who are less fortunate. The Club supports children and youth, elderly people and those with disabilities, and all mankind. Our Rocking Rudolph schedule at Christmas is our major fundraiser.The club manufactures and distributes toiletry packs to hospitals, and collects used spectacles for recycling, and others

We support LGBTQ* young people aged 30 and under in Cambridgeshire, Peterborough and surrounding areas. We deliver programmes in youth work, schools, training and consultancy.

Oversee publication and dissemination of the results of the archaeological excavations carried out in Winchester in the 1960s and 1970s.