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Religious activities and provision of relevant seminars to the community

Activities: Welcome Communities, Community Cafe Community Reporting Centre. Friendly Coffee Meeting. Empower Young. Education and Training. Refugee Families Support. Social Prescribing, physical and mental health support. Nest and Therapeutic Dance

The Foundation makes grants to Charities to assist in projects of a Capital nature. The grants will be given to Charities operating within the West Midlands area. Support for projects of a non-capital nature will generally not be considered. If you have a project that fits within the guidelines and wish to request support please contact the trustees.

ACE tackles inequality by addressing the urgent needs of the BME Jewish community during the cost-of-living crisis. ACE help disadvantaged young people improve their mental wellbeing by arranging projects & clubs of arts, day trips, weekends away, holiday camps and play schemes aimed at developing their skills, hidden talents and bringing out their full potential to become successful adults.

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The charity supports the advancement of the education of the pupils at Aunty Dorricings International nursery and lower basic school in Ghana Town, The Gambia by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education at the school.

AFC Corsham provides football coaching and playing opportunities in a safe and friendly environment for boys and girls aged between 6 and 18

A.I.M.S is a support group for families with children with special needs. The group is open to all the family including siblings. The sessions run on a Saturday from 11am- 2pm with a wide range of activites including cooking,messy play weekly planned themes and we always have a music workshop. We also try as much as possible to enjoy trips out.

Awards grants to individuals, from other defined groups and sponsors. Such grants are made to students of the Open University in their final year of Research and occasional Bursaries are awarded.

The APAGBI is a medical charity supporting paediatric anaesthesia in the UK and Ireland. The charity holds an annual scientific meeting and a linkman meeting. It supports travel to the third world for educational activities, research, guideline development and education for consultants and trainees.

Promoting and maintaining standards of work in the diagnosing and testing of children, particularly using the Griffiths scales; Fostering studies and research designed to increase knowledge and understanding ofdevelopmental problems in young children; and organising meetings for exchange of ideas and development of activities designed to help the development of children worldwide.

To relieve the suffering of horses, foals and ponies and in particular to provide and maintain a sanctuary for such unwanted animals and treat the sick or ill. To provide a good quality of life for our charges, and develop a role for them within the community, for the benefit of the wider public. We have a policy, where appropriate, to re-home suitable horses or ponies.

The prevention or relief of poverty in Bangladesh and Tanzania in particular by the provision of grants, items and services to individuals in need and/or charities, or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty.

The Association organised several retreat events, meditation classes and numerous lectures in various parts of the country to propagate the Ananda Marga spiritual path. The Association's Acaryas conducted various religious ceremonies for members such as marriages, baby naming and house-warming and provided personal spiritual counselling and instruction in the religious practices of the Association

General Charitable Purposes. Trust is open to applications.Please submit your application to https://funding.ludlowtrust.com/

The goals of the charity are advancing, improving, developing, and maintaining public education in, and appreciation of, the art and science of music in all its aspects. The goals will be achieved by any means the trustees see fit, including through the presentation of public concerts and recitals

Attending fundraising events in the West Midlands and small fundraising shop.

Adults with limited literacy and communication skills would have a safe place to improve this with a qualified tutor.This initiative began during the pandemic when parts of the community that are already isolated because of cultural, social, or economic challenges were identified, and we began to reach out and run small online sessions. The isolation that existed because of the limited communica

Makes grants to registered charities to provide volunteers to escort visually impaired people to music venues or other such support that allows the visually impaired or blind people to access live music where they would otherwise struggle due to their impairment.

Activities to improve the quality of life for people with disabilities and/or long term conditions by provision of advice, information and advocacy services for disabled people, their families and carers in Shropshire and its borders, enabling people with disabilities to improve choice and control over their lives, assist independent living and maximise financial wellbeing.

To preserve, protect and improve the health and quality of life of people who are living with a disability and who may, or may not be in financial hardship worldwide through but not limited to the following means; - Provision of physiotherapy, occupational therapy and speech and language therapy and financial assistance.

Charitable Objectives and activities:1. The promotion of racial harmony for the public benefit by(a) promoting knowledge and mutual understanding between different racial groups; (b) advancing education and raising awareness about different racial groups to promote good relations between persons of different racial groups; (c) bringing people together through the sharing or India

The Charity provides life enhancing opportunities in education and training, support services and community engagement for women and their families from the Borough of Walsall at the Aaina Community Hub. It is committed to making opportunities accessible that develop skills, confidence and prosperity which leads to individual and collective progress benefiting families & the wider community.

General charitable purposesEducation/TrainingRelief of povertyArts /CultureSport/recreationEconomic/Community development/EmploymentWomen of a particular ethnic or racial originWomen of other defined groupsProvides services (e.g Support/Counselling)Provides advocacy/advice/information