Found 278 UK NGOs working in Argentina

Figures refer to charities registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales, based on areas of operation supplied to the Charity Commission by the charities themselves. Charities that say they work in more than 50 countries are not included. Total spending of these organisations includes work they carry out outside of Argentina.

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NGOs are only included if they say they work in fewer than 50 countries. This is because some organisations claim they are working in every single country in the world, or very large numbers of countries. This is unlikely. So we can exclude them by restricting the number of countries organisations work in.

The figures for income and spending include the total income and spending of the organisations in all the countries they work in.

Religious organisations refers to those organisations which self-describe themselves as undertaking "religious activities" in their causes.

Charity Reg. date Latest income Activities Region ?

Duchesne Trust CIO

Charity number 1210066

 		17/09/2024 The CIO's activities focus on the following four Apostolic Priorities: 1) Education; 2) JPIC (Justice, Peace, Integrity of Creation); Spirituality; and 4) Formation. Solidarity projects for the education of vulnerable groups living in poverty and support for the sustainability of the Society's life and mission including the costs for formation, education and care of the sisters.

Work in Argentina, Australia, Austria, Brazil, Canada, Chad, Chile, China, Colombia, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Egypt, Germany, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Malta, Mexico, Peru, Philippines, Poland, Puerto Rico, Spain, Uganda, United States, Uruguay, Belgium, France, Ireland, Morocco, Netherlands, New Zealand, South Korea, Taiwan and Vietnam

UK registered office: London

Runkwa Foundation

Charity number 1209827

 		30/08/2024 For the public benefit, to relieve poverty and to protect and preserve the environment through the reclamation and re-use of shoes, that would otherwise go to landfill or otherwise be disposed of, to be provided to individuals across the world in impoverished areas.

Work in Italy, Germany, Spain, Sweden, Denmark, India, United Arab Emirates, Kenya, Uganda, South Africa, Sudan, Brazil, Colombia, Mexico and Argentina

UK registered office: London

Jesuits in Britain CIO

Charity number 1207742

 		05/04/2024 The object of the CIO is the advancement of religion for the public benefit in accordance with the principles and doctrines of the Roman Catholic faith through the religious and other charitable work for the time being carried out by or under the direction of or supported by the Society of Jesus as the Trustees with the approval of the Provincial shall from time to time think fit.

Work in Argentina, Haiti, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Mozambique, Malawi, Madagascar, Kenya, Uganda, Jordan, Kyrgyzstan, India, France, Italy, Czechia, Slovakia, Lithuania, Philippines, Nigeria, Colombia, Mexico, Guyana, Taiwan and Dominican Republic

UK registered office: London

Cma Collaborative UK Limited

Charity number 1214738

 		29/08/2025 The promotion of best practice and high clinical standards in aesthetic medicine together with the identification of risks in the practice of aesthetic medicine, and the advancement of Medical Aesthetic education directly or indirectly related to complications so to improve patient outcomes and public health generally, and the advancement of health and prevention of human suffering caused by compl

Work in South Africa, United States and Argentina

UK registered office: Yorkshire and The Humber

International Association for Human Rights Education (Iahre)

Charity number 1217971

 		08/05/2026 The association will: promote human rights, as set out in the 1948 universal declaration of human rights and subsequent united nations instruments, including the 1989 convention on the rights of the child, to further freedom, justice, and peace in the world and in local communities, by all or any of the following means: 3.1. Research into human rights issues and human rights education. 3.1.1 human rights-related research addressing policy and practice across educational settings such as kindergartens, schools, colleges, universities and informal learning environments. 3.1.2 publication of human rights-related research in the association’s journal human rights education review (hrer), thereby adding to the store of human knowledge about human rights and human rights education. 3.1.3 dissemination of human rights-related research through conferences and webinars. 3.1.4 strengthening research on human rights education through professional, scholarly and cross-disciplinary dialogue. 1 3.2 educate the public about human rights by: 3.2.1 organising activities such as conferences and webinars that bring benefits to the wider community. Raising awareness of the benefits to all of commitments to human rights by the state and its agents (including teachers and health professionals) as a means of creating sustainable, equitable, and inclusive communities that value diversity, and guarantee and protect the rights of all. 3.2.2 giving particular attention to the education of children, youth, teachers and other professionals, who act as multipliers. 3.2.3 providing information concerning the applicability of rights to all, including marginalised groups, in our journal human rights education review, through webinars, and conferences. 3.2.4 publishing information about rights and data about current understandings of rights relating to varied professions. 3.2.5 investigating, evaluating and disseminating practices conducive to children’s effective learning about human rights. 3.2.6 investigating, evaluating and disseminating practices conducive to teachers’ effective learning about human rights. 3.2.7 promoting ethical codes of practice among education professionals, and in educational institutions, in line with human rights standards through research, publication and dissemination. 3.2.8 supporting the legal literacy of teachers and others outside the legal profession to strengthen education about human rights at all levels of formal education from kindergarten to universities. 3.2.9 involving civil society organisations (local, national and international) by inviting representatives to attend conferences and webinars and contribute to these, as appropriate. 3.3 raise awareness of human rights by: 3.3.1 facilitating debate and discussion about human rights and human rights education through our publications, conferences and webinars. 2 3.3.2 extending debate and discussion about human rights by cooperating with civil society organisations and making available to them research about human rights. 3.3.3 developing two-way channels of communication with civil society organisations relating to new knowledge and educational activities about effective ways of educating the public, using our conferences and webinars. 3.4 promote public support for human rights by: 3.4.1 distributing materials that promote public support for equality, diversity and human rights and highlight state failures to uphold human rights and human rights education. 3.4.2 cultivating opinions on human rights struggles of individuals and communities. 3.4.3 advocating adoption of, and compliance with, international and regional codes of human rights, and the incorporation of human rights standards into domestic law. In furtherance of this object but not otherwise, the trustees shall have power to engage in political activity provided that the trustees are satisfied that the proposed activities will further the purposes of the charity to an extent justified by the resources committed and the activity is not the dominant means by which the charity carries out its objects.

Work in Argentina, Australia, Canada, Chile, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Japan, Ireland, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United States, Bangladesh, Brazil, Costa Rica, Croatia, Greece, Netherlands, Norway, Mexico, India, Pakistan, Hong Kong, Poland, Portugal, Taiwan and Türkiye

UK registered office: South East

One Ocean Planet

Charity number 1216775

 		09/02/2026 One Ocean Planet is dedicated to protecting and restoring the ocean for the well-being of all life on Earth and its future generations.

Work in Antarctica, Argentina, Chile, Iceland, Spain, Sweden, Norway and Tonga

UK registered office: London

Farleys House & Gallery Trust

Charity number 1217367

 		25/03/2026 The objects of the cio are, for the benefit of the public:(1) to advance education in the arts and in particular (but not exclusively) the lives and works of lee miller and roland penrose and their associates, in such ways as the charity trustees think fit, and consider to be commensurate with the artistic and humanitarian principles of those artists, including by:(a) the establishment and maintenance of the art galleries and the sculpture garden and associated land and buildings at farleys house & gallery, chiddingly, east sussex;(b) the conservation and dissemination to the public of the works in all forms and media of lee miller, roland penrose and their associates, including the collection of historic photographs, papers and ephemera known as the lee miller archives and the collection of artworks established by roland penrose and known as the penrose collection;(c) promoting or assisting in the provision of art exhibitions, performances, workshops and/or other arts educational activities at the cio’s own venues and at other external venues, and the publication of arts educational books, podcasts and other educational materials;(d) promoting study and research in topics relating to the lives and works of lee miller and roland penrose and the publication of the useful results of such research; and (e) using the lives and experiences of lee miller and roland penrose and their associates in educational contexts to raise awareness and engage the public in wider issues around women’s rights, and better understanding of mental health conditions and hidden illnesses such as ptsd, depression and surviving rape.(2) to preserve, improve, maintain, restore and repair the grade ii listed building farley farmhouse, chiddingly, east sussex (historic england list entry number 1043311) and to promote the study and appreciation of the building as a place of historic significance.

Work in Australia, Argentina, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, Chile, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Ireland, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Arab Emirates, United States, South Korea, Egypt, Bermuda, Romania, Lithuania, Latvia, South Africa, Algeria, Singapore, Gibraltar and Morocco

UK registered office: South East

Subgen Ai Foundation

Charity number 1213374

 		20/05/2025 3.1 the charity’s objects are restricted specifically to promoting the efficiency and effectiveness of charities and other such exclusively charitable purposes as thetrustees determine, including but not limited to, the preservation and protection of public health, the advancement of education and the conservation of the environment for the public benefit.in furtherance of this object but not otherwise, the charity will provide grants and services to support the use of artificial intelligence technology by charities and other bodies.

Work in United States, France, Spain and Argentina

UK registered office: London