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The Marie Trust is a Glasgow charity tackling the root causes and consequences of homelessness, poverty and trauma. We are a nationally recognised Kings Fund x GSK Award Winner 2025 for our work in tackling health inequalities in homelessness.
The Bikeability Trust is the national charity for Bikeability, the UK government's cycle education programme.Cycling is a life skill and learning to ride a bike is a rite of passage. Education, together with engineering and enforcement, helps more people cycle, more safely, more often.Bikeability is based on the government’s National Standard for cycle and instructor training. It prepares people to cycle everywhere cycling is permitted, and contributes to delivering the transport, environmental, health and economic benefits that more people cycling promises.The Bikeability Trust is equipping more than four million children with the skills and confidence to cycle on today’s roads.
Noor Trust assists destitute families in countries such as Iraq who have suffered for years from the effects of war and poverty.Our mission is to be a source of hope and alleviate the suffering of those in need by providing humanitarian aid, food and urgent supplies.
Badger Trust exists to promote and enhance the welfare, conservation and protection of badgers, their setts, and habitats. We are the leading voice for badgers in England and Wales, with a network of over 50 local voluntary badger groups, and supported by thousands of supporters and followers.
Tom's Trust is the UK’s leading charity dedicated to providing psychological support to children and young people with brain and CNS tumours and their families. By supporting the whole family, we will help them to create their brightest possible future beyond diagnosis.
The Wildheart Trust is dedicated to making a meaningful impact on the health of the natural world, while actively improving the well-being of animals in human care. We focus on three pillars to achieve our charitable aims: rescue, conservation, and community.
Trust Links is a mental health and wellbeing charity, working across Essex to support people experiencing mental health difficulties. Our projects support over 5000 people a year.We’re committed to building stronger communities and transforming lives.
Phase Trust is a widely respected children's & youth organisation that works across the Dudley Borough and beyond to provide formal and informal programmes of support that encourage children, young people & families to maximise learning opportunities and reach their full potential.
The HealthBus Trust is a charity that provides outreach, accessible and tailored specialist healthcare to people experiencing homelessness in Bournemouth. Operating a mobile GP-led service, in collaboration with a multidisciplinary team, local authority and third-sector providers of homeless care.
The Amarna Trust works to support archaeological research at Tell el-Amarna in Middle Egypt. It provides funding for ongoing survey and excavation, facilitates conservation of the remains, and works to promote access to and appreciation of the site by both Egyptian and international visitors.
Since it was established in 2008, The Zahra Trust has provided millions of people across hundreds of communities throughout the world with relief and development aid. We aim to alleviate suffering, poverty and disadvantage as a result of conflict, natural disaster and discrimination.
Aasraa Trust is based in Dehradun, India, the Capital City of Uttarakhand, in the foothills of the Himalaya. It is dedicated to the education & social advancement of slum and street children. More than twelve hundred children now attend the various projects under Aasraa's umbrella.These children have been deprived of education, nutrition, medical attention and laughter. The day to day struggle to survive for children from the slums and streets has robbed them of a chance to compete fairly in our society. The aim and objective of the Aasraa Trust is to level the playing field. Aasraa Trust was established in March 2009 as an umbrella under which several different projects concerning the well being of disadvantaged children and youth run. Giving children choices and the education to make informed choices is the primary goal of the Trust. Aasraa has focused on providing supplementary education to the children of these families. Aasraa Trust is concerned with the lack of educational opportunity available to children of the poorer sections of society. We are seeking to redress this imbalance and give as many children as possible a chance to spread their wings and fly. We will mentor them, support them and give them confidence... This is the meaning of Aasraa. Our organization's work in the field of education desires to create tangible change in regards to low school enrollment and gender disparities reflected in enrollment figures. Our work seeks to alleviate poverty in Dehradun by providing the many disenfranchised children in the city with the opportunity to pursue an education. Back in 2009, our organization crafted a cyclical approach, first reaching out to children in the slums through our outreach programs. There, we conduct classes within the neighborhoods to foster trust and basic education. Then, committed students move to our "Street Smart" program facility, which provides a classroom environment where the children learn basic Hindi, English, and Mathematics. Once they've achieved an elementary level, we help to mainstream them into formal schools by providing scholarships that pay their school fees and living costs.