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Charity	Reg. date	Activities	Region ?
Al Qadr Foundation Charity number 1214133	16/07/2025	The objects of the cio are:the prevention or relief of poverty or financial hardship in the syhlet area of bangladesh by means of: a. Providing grants, items and services to individuals in need, including the provision of clean water, food, clothing and shelter; b. Providing or assisting in the provision of education, training, healthcare projects and all the necessary support designed to enable individuals to generate a sustainable income and be self-sufficient. Work in Bangladesh	UK registered office: London
Dolphin School Support in Cambodia Charity number 1211202	02/12/2024	1) the advancement of education for the public benefit in cambodia among children from economically and socially disadvantaged backgrounds by enabling their access to quality education to help prepare them for further studies or entry into a trade, occupation, or profession that will provide a sustainable livelihood, in particular but not exclusively through: a) making grants of financial assistance to dolphin school of english and such other schools as the trustees shall from time to time decide, designed to assist in the provision of facilities, resources and equipment for education of such children;b) funding the payment of school fees for children from families in the greatest financial need;c) making grants of financial assistance to support non-governmental organisations (ngos) working to advance education among such children.2) the prevention or relief of poverty or financial hardship in cambodia by providing grants of financial assistance, items and services to individuals in financial need. Work in Cambodia	UK registered office: Wales
Haster Foundation Charity number 1208377	23/05/2024	The prevention or relief of poverty or financial hardship by providing essential educational resources, monetary donations to schools and scholarships to young people located in impoverished areas of freetown, the capital of sierra leone. This shall enable children and young people in freetown to continue their education so that they are able to eventually gain employment or set up businesses in order to generate sustainable income and be financially self-sufficient. Work in Sierra Leone	UK registered office: South East
Zakat and Sadaqah Relief Charity number 1208696	18/06/2024	The objects of the cio are:to prevent or relieve poverty of the general public across the world, through:a. The provision of grants, payments or in-kind aid for individuals, charities, educational trusts, or other organisations working to relieve or prevent poverty, across a range of thematic areas such as food security, livelihoods, health, shelter, education, water and sanitation. Work in Kenya, Sierra Leone and Uganda	UK registered office: London
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
Give Them a Smile Madagascar Charity number 1208112	03/05/2024	To advance education for the public benefit by providing bursaries to students in madagascar who otherwise could not afford to go to school, to cover their school fees and basic supplies such as pens and workbooks, by providing scholarships for some of the students to attend university based on good academic achievement, and by awarding furniture, school supplies, or grants to schools and other ch Work in Madagascar	UK registered office:
Specs for Africa Charity number 1213064	24/04/2025	To preserve, protect and promote eye health in rural and urban communities across kenya, zimbabwe, zambia, tanzania and malawi by supplying pre-loved non-prescription reading spectacles and sunglasses donated in the uk. Work in Zambia, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Malawi and Tanzania	UK registered office: East of England
Annapatra Foundation Charity number 1190623	29/07/2020	The purpose for which the cio is being established is for the prevention or relief of poverty in india by providing: grants, items and services to individuals in need and/or charities, or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty. Work in India, Kenya, Uganda and Malawi	UK registered office: South West
Humanitarian Technology Trust Charity number 1212197	18/02/2025	We are advancing open-source humanitarian technologies and empowering local manufacturers to produce essential technologies needed by their communities.Our work includes openly sharing humanitarian technology designs, and working with local communities to ensure the technology is appropriate and can be manufactured locally to the highest quality. Work in Tanzania, United States, Rwanda, Ghana and Cameroon	UK registered office: East of England
Impact Sport Charity number 1215715	11/11/2025	IMPACT SPORT uses amateur sport (football, boxing, wrestling, basketball, athletics) andworkshops to advance education and relieve poverty for disadvantaged youth aged 7-24. Wedeliver free programmes and equipment in communities in England and Niger Work in Niger	UK registered office: East Midlands
Compassion Aid Relief & Development Charity number 1216542	21/01/2026	The objects of the cio are for the public benefit: (a) to advance the public education in the united kingdom and elsewhere of the people history and culture of asia and africa (hereinafter referred to as ‘the benefit area’) and to carry out research into the artistic social and cultural life of the benefit area (b)to advance education and to relieve poverty and to advance health among the people of the benefit area by promoting humanitarian and medical and other relief (c)to advance education about the environment and pollution problems in the benefit area (d) to advance education in leadership training and organisational development in the benefit area. Work in Afghanistan, Mauritania, Morocco, Occupied Palestinian Territories, Somalia and Sudan	UK registered office: South East
Committee for Alternative Development Foundation Charity number 1212895	10/04/2025	To advance in life and relieve needs of young people in england through providing support and activities which develop their academic education, general and vocational skills, capacities and capabilities to enable them to participate in society as mature and responsible individuals. To promote religious harmony for the benefit of the public by: (a) educating the public in different religious beliefs including an awareness of their distinctive features and their common ground to promote good relations between persons of different faiths;(b) promoting knowledge and mutual understanding and respect of the beliefs and practices of different religious faiths.to provide relief and assistance of people in bangladesh who are the victims of war or natural disaster, trouble, or catastrophe in particular by the supply of medical aid to such persons. Work in Bangladesh	UK registered office: West Midlands
Mums Charity Charity number 1214565	18/08/2025	Mums Charity provides practical support and sustainable development initiatives to uplift individuals and communities facing hardship. Our activities focus on creating long-term, community led solutions that improve livelihoods, promote self-reliance, and support environmental well-being. Work in Pakistan and Malawi	UK registered office: North West
Al Masud Foundation Charity number 1211248	04/12/2024	The charity is established for the benefit of people living in uk and in sylhet, bangladesh. The charity will promote and support by way of making grants of money:1. Relief of financial need and suffering among victims of natural and other kinds of disasters for the public benefit.2. Prevention or relief of poverty for the public benefit by providing grants, goods, and other services to support people's basic needs of food, clothing, health care, education, and shelter.3. To advance the education of children and young people for the public benefit by providing grants for school equipment, travel costs and fees.the objects may be achieved by making grants to individuals or organisations. Work in Bangladesh	UK registered office: East of England
The Wilberforce Association (Sierra Leone) UK Charity number 1217339	24/03/2026	The objects of the cio are:1. For the public benefit, the prevention or relief of poverty in the wilberforce community in freetown, in sierra leone by means of:a. Supporting and enhancing the creation of the water facility at wilberforce villageb. Improving the environment by providing public health facilities at wilberforce village.2. For the public benefit, to assist in the provision and maintenance of facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation and leisure time occupation to improve the conditions of the residents of the wilberforce community in freetown, in sierra leone by:a. Providing consumable goods to the local community at wilberforce village.b. Renovation of the local infrastructures and amenities at wilberforce.c. Organising meetings, talks, exhibitions and other events, to create awareness of the history and current and future status of wilberforce.3. The advancement of education and preservation of sierra leonean culture and heritage, particularly related to the wilberforce community, through:a. Promoting traditional arts, crafts, music, dance and cultural practices of sierra leoneb. Preserving and promoting historical and cultural traditions including the creole languagec. Organising cultural festivals, exhibitions, artistic talks, lectures and educational events Work in Sierra Leone	UK registered office: London
Rauk (Rohingya Association UK) Charity number 1211433	16/12/2024	The objects of the cio are, for the public benefiti. The relief of poverty and financial hardship in the united kingdom, bangladesh, burma, india, malaysia and thailand by providing financial assistance and essential items, such as food, water, medication, and temporary shelter, to individuals and families who are unable to meet their basic needs.ii. To advance the health of individuals in the united kingdom, bangladesh, burma, india, malaysia and thailand, by providing mental health workshops and peer-supported sessions, and in such other ways as the trustees think fit.iii. The relief of unemployment by providing training and development programmes and assistance with job searches, cv creation, and soft skills development.iv. To promote the arts and cultural heritage of the rohingya people and advance education in rohingya culture by hosting an annual cultural event showcasing the community’s food, language, dress, and music.v. To provide or assist in the provision of facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation or other leisure time occupation of individuals who have need of such facilities by reason of their youth, age, infirmity or disability, financial hardship Work in Bangladesh, India and Malaysia	UK registered office: Yorkshire and The Humber
Women Independence & Orphans Welfare Charity number 1210983	18/11/2024	Our objective is focused on helping and safeguarding the interests of women and orphans in developing countries. Work in Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and India	UK registered office: West Midlands
Mena Statelessness Network (Hawiati) Charity number 1209635	16/08/2024	3.1 the objects of the cio are to promote the right to a nationality and the human rights ofstateless persons (as defined in article 3.2 below) as set out in the universal declaration ofhuman rights and subsequent united nations treaties, in particularthose contained within:(i) the 1966 international covenant on civil and political rights;(ii) the 1966 international covenant on economic, social and cultural rights;(iii) the 1954 united nations convention relating to the status of stateless persons;(iv) the 1961 united convention on the reduction of statelessness;(v) the 1989 convention on the rights of the child;(vi) the 1979 convention on the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women;(vii) the 1965 international convention on the elimination of all forms of racialdiscrimination;throughout the middle east and north africa (mena) by means of all or any of the followingactivities:(a) monitoring abuses of such human rights;(b) obtaining redress for the victims of the violations of such human rights;(c) relieving need among the victims of the violations of such human rights;(d) research into issues anecting such human rights;(e) educating the public about such human rights;(f) providing technical advice to governments and others on matters concerning suchhuman rights;(g) contributing to the sound administration of the law anecting such human rights;(h) commenting on proposed legislation anecting such human rights;(i) raising awareness of issues concerning such human rights;(j) promoting public support for such human rights;(k) promoting respect for such human rights among individuals and corporations;(l) international advocacy for such human rights;(m) eliminating infringements of such human rights.in furtherance of that object but not otherwise, the trustees shall have power:to engage in political activity provided that the trustees are satisfied that the proposedactivities will further the purposes of the charity to an extent justified by the resourcescommitted and the activity is not the dominant means by which the charity carries out itsobjects.for the purpose of this clause “stateless persons” means persons who are not consideredas a national by any state under the operation of its law (within the meaning of the 1954convention relating to the status of stateless persons), or at risk of statelessnessaccording to this definition. Work in Syria, Algeria, Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Mauritania, Morocco, Occupied Palestinian Territories, Oman, Qatar, Sudan, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, Yemen, Libya and Saudi Arabia	UK registered office: North West
Stretch More Charity number 1214973	16/09/2025	Stretch More supports disabled people through inclusive camps, training, awareness programmes and community activities that build lifesaving skills, confidence, independence and resilience. We empower people to challenge stigma, step out of their comfort zones and become active contributors to society. Work in India, Afghanistan, Nepal and Uganda	UK registered office: South East
UK Vet Nurses Worldwide Charity number 1217636	15/04/2026	UK Vet Nurses Worldwide supports animal welfare globally by providing veterinary nursing expertise, training, and resources to communities with limited access to professional veterinary care.Raising awareness in the UK of global animal welfare issues and the role of veterinary nurses through outreach and educational content. Work in Romania, Sri Lanka, Cyprus, Australia, Cambodia, Croatia, Fiji, Greece, India, Malta, South Africa, Spain, St Kitts-Nevis, Thailand, Tunisia, Türkiye, Uganda, United States and Vietnam	UK registered office: South West
Tahaffuz Charity number 1198984	17/05/2022	Tahaffuz is a charity with an objective to tackle the silent, yet prevalent social issue of violence against women and children in the BAME community. Our objectives as a charity are to directly support women survivors through our inclusive and safe support services by amplifying diverse voices. Work in Bangladesh, India and Pakistan	UK registered office: North West
The Sheo Foundation Charity number 1215328	13/10/2025	The Sheo Foundation advances the education of girls and young women from disadvantaged backgrounds in Mozambique by providing scholarships and financial assistance for secondary and higher education, alongside tutoring, mentoring, digital literacy and English language support to improve access, progression and completion. Work in Mozambique	UK registered office: London
Out to Africa Charity number 1209758	27/08/2024	To promote and protect the health of people in zambia through providing face to face and virtual training and education to healthcare staff on healthcare including medicine, surgery, anaesthesia, intensive care, nursing and physiotherapy. Work in Zambia	UK registered office: East of England
Sturr Charity number 1216183	12/12/2025	STURR is a UK-based charity dedicated to empowering communities worldwide through education, sport, and sustainable livelihoods. We work alongside trusted local partners to deliver practical, long-term solutions that improve opportunities for children and young people, strengthen community resilience, and promote self-sufficiency. Work in Myanmar, Laos, Mozambique, Nepal, Pakistan, Poland, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Vietnam and Jordan	UK registered office: Wales
Relief and Resettlement Support Charity number 1212888	09/04/2025	The relief of poverty of those living in london particularly those in the somali community in the london borough of tower hamlet and the surrounding areas by providing interpreting/translating/advocacy/ health/housing advice and education.the prevention or relief of poverty in somalia by providing or assisting in the provision of education, training, healthcare projects and all the necessary support designed to enable individuals to generate a sustainable income and be self-sufficient and work towards peace and reconciliation. Work in Somalia	UK registered office: London
Kabumbi School Orphan Support Charity Charity number 1215657	06/11/2025	1. The relief of poverty of otherwise destitute orphans living full time at kabumbi community junior school in kampala, uganda by providing funding for the provision of basic food and essential healthcare resources for their sole use. 2. To advance the education and development of these children through time and expertise from educational professionals in the uk to support the above school’s continuing development of teaching and learning, and by providing in-kind contributions (materials, expertise, planning time etc) for the school. Work in Uganda	UK registered office: East Midlands
The Early Light Foundation Charity number 1217142	09/03/2026	Early Light Foundation is dedicated to the mental health of war trauma-affected children and families worldwide. Through clinical excellence and scientific research, Early Light Foundation pioneers innovative, culturally grounded approaches to trauma healing, offering access not only to immediate and quality support, but to long-term healing, strength, and generational wellbeing. Work in Afghanistan, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Myanmar, Netherlands, Occupied Palestinian Territories, Ukraine, Syria, Sudan, Türkiye and Yemen	UK registered office: London
Techforall Foundation Charity number 1211494	19/12/2024	A. To act as a resource for young people up to the age of 25 living in The Gambia by providing advice and assistance and organising programmes of educational and other activities as a means of: (a) advancing in life and helping young people by developing their skills, capacities and capabilities to enable them to participate in society as independent, mature and responsible individuals; (b) advancing education; and (c) relieving unemployment.B. To advance the education of the public in the subject of information technology (IT).C. To advance the education and relieve the needs of migrants and refugees in the United Kingdom who are at risk of homelessness, social exclusion or financial hardship by providing free technology education, skills training and support into employment. Work in The Gambia	UK registered office: London
The Freedom and Justice Partnership Charity number 1214382	01/08/2025	The Freedom and Justice Partnership supports health education programmes for children and young people caught in child labour in the DRC. We also provide education for policy makers, civil society and business community leaders about human rights abuses in supply chains. Work in Democratic Republic of the Congo	UK registered office: South West
Youth in Action Foundation Charity number 1208331	21/05/2024	The objects of the cio are:(1) to advance in life and help young people in frenchwood and avenham areas of preston in particular (but not exclusively) through:(a) the provision of recreational and leisure time activities provided in the interest of social welfare, designed to improve their conditions of life;(b) providing support and activities which develop their skills, capacities and capabilities to enable them to participate in society as mature and responsible individuals.(2) to advance such charitable purposes (according to the law of england and wales) as the trustees see fit from time to time by the provision of grants and donations to other charities. Work in The Gambia	UK registered office: North West

Al Qadr Foundation

Charity number 1214133

16/07/2025

The objects of the cio are:the prevention or relief of poverty or financial hardship in the syhlet area of bangladesh by means of: a. Providing grants, items and services to individuals in need, including the provision of clean water, food, clothing and shelter; b. Providing or assisting in the provision of education, training, healthcare projects and all the necessary support designed to enable individuals to generate a sustainable income and be self-sufficient.

Work in Bangladesh

UK registered office: London

Dolphin School Support in Cambodia

Charity number 1211202

02/12/2024

1) the advancement of education for the public benefit in cambodia among children from economically and socially disadvantaged backgrounds by enabling their access to quality education to help prepare them for further studies or entry into a trade, occupation, or profession that will provide a sustainable livelihood, in particular but not exclusively through: a) making grants of financial assistance to dolphin school of english and such other schools as the trustees shall from time to time decide, designed to assist in the provision of facilities, resources and equipment for education of such children;b) funding the payment of school fees for children from families in the greatest financial need;c) making grants of financial assistance to support non-governmental organisations (ngos) working to advance education among such children.2) the prevention or relief of poverty or financial hardship in cambodia by providing grants of financial assistance, items and services to individuals in financial need.

Work in Cambodia

UK registered office: Wales

Haster Foundation

Charity number 1208377

23/05/2024

The prevention or relief of poverty or financial hardship by providing essential educational resources, monetary donations to schools and scholarships to young people located in impoverished areas of freetown, the capital of sierra leone. This shall enable children and young people in freetown to continue their education so that they are able to eventually gain employment or set up businesses in order to generate sustainable income and be financially self-sufficient.

Work in Sierra Leone

UK registered office: South East

Zakat and Sadaqah Relief

Charity number 1208696

18/06/2024

The objects of the cio are:to prevent or relieve poverty of the general public across the world, through:a. The provision of grants, payments or in-kind aid for individuals, charities, educational trusts, or other organisations working to relieve or prevent poverty, across a range of thematic areas such as food security, livelihoods, health, shelter, education, water and sanitation.

Work in Kenya, Sierra Leone and Uganda

UK registered office: London

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

Give Them a Smile Madagascar

Charity number 1208112

03/05/2024

To advance education for the public benefit by providing bursaries to students in madagascar who otherwise could not afford to go to school, to cover their school fees and basic supplies such as pens and workbooks, by providing scholarships for some of the students to attend university based on good academic achievement, and by awarding furniture, school supplies, or grants to schools and other ch

Work in Madagascar

UK registered office:

Specs for Africa

Charity number 1213064

24/04/2025

To preserve, protect and promote eye health in rural and urban communities across kenya, zimbabwe, zambia, tanzania and malawi by supplying pre-loved non-prescription reading spectacles and sunglasses donated in the uk.

Work in Zambia, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Malawi and Tanzania

UK registered office: East of England

Annapatra Foundation

Charity number 1190623

29/07/2020

The purpose for which the cio is being established is for the prevention or relief of poverty in india by providing: grants, items and services to individuals in need and/or charities, or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty.

Work in India, Kenya, Uganda and Malawi

UK registered office: South West

Humanitarian Technology Trust

Charity number 1212197

18/02/2025

We are advancing open-source humanitarian technologies and empowering local manufacturers to produce essential technologies needed by their communities.Our work includes openly sharing humanitarian technology designs, and working with local communities to ensure the technology is appropriate and can be manufactured locally to the highest quality.

Work in Tanzania, United States, Rwanda, Ghana and Cameroon

UK registered office: East of England

Impact Sport

Charity number 1215715

11/11/2025

IMPACT SPORT uses amateur sport (football, boxing, wrestling, basketball, athletics) andworkshops to advance education and relieve poverty for disadvantaged youth aged 7-24. Wedeliver free programmes and equipment in communities in England and Niger

Work in Niger

UK registered office: East Midlands

Compassion Aid Relief & Development

Charity number 1216542

21/01/2026

The objects of the cio are for the public benefit: (a) to advance the public education in the united kingdom and elsewhere of the people history and culture of asia and africa (hereinafter referred to as ‘the benefit area’) and to carry out research into the artistic social and cultural life of the benefit area (b)to advance education and to relieve poverty and to advance health among the people of the benefit area by promoting humanitarian and medical and other relief (c)to advance education about the environment and pollution problems in the benefit area (d) to advance education in leadership training and organisational development in the benefit area.

Work in Afghanistan, Mauritania, Morocco, Occupied Palestinian Territories, Somalia and Sudan

UK registered office: South East

Committee for Alternative Development Foundation

Charity number 1212895

10/04/2025

To advance in life and relieve needs of young people in england through providing support and activities which develop their academic education, general and vocational skills, capacities and capabilities to enable them to participate in society as mature and responsible individuals. To promote religious harmony for the benefit of the public by: (a) educating the public in different religious beliefs including an awareness of their distinctive features and their common ground to promote good relations between persons of different faiths;(b) promoting knowledge and mutual understanding and respect of the beliefs and practices of different religious faiths.to provide relief and assistance of people in bangladesh who are the victims of war or natural disaster, trouble, or catastrophe in particular by the supply of medical aid to such persons.

Work in Bangladesh

UK registered office: West Midlands

Mums Charity

Charity number 1214565

18/08/2025

Mums Charity provides practical support and sustainable development initiatives to uplift individuals and communities facing hardship. Our activities focus on creating long-term, community led solutions that improve livelihoods, promote self-reliance, and support environmental well-being.

Work in Pakistan and Malawi

UK registered office: North West

Al Masud Foundation

Charity number 1211248

04/12/2024

The charity is established for the benefit of people living in uk and in sylhet, bangladesh. The charity will promote and support by way of making grants of money:1. Relief of financial need and suffering among victims of natural and other kinds of disasters for the public benefit.2. Prevention or relief of poverty for the public benefit by providing grants, goods, and other services to support people's basic needs of food, clothing, health care, education, and shelter.3. To advance the education of children and young people for the public benefit by providing grants for school equipment, travel costs and fees.the objects may be achieved by making grants to individuals or organisations.

Work in Bangladesh

UK registered office: East of England

The Wilberforce Association (Sierra Leone) UK

Charity number 1217339

24/03/2026

The objects of the cio are:1. For the public benefit, the prevention or relief of poverty in the wilberforce community in freetown, in sierra leone by means of:a. Supporting and enhancing the creation of the water facility at wilberforce villageb. Improving the environment by providing public health facilities at wilberforce village.2. For the public benefit, to assist in the provision and maintenance of facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation and leisure time occupation to improve the conditions of the residents of the wilberforce community in freetown, in sierra leone by:a. Providing consumable goods to the local community at wilberforce village.b. Renovation of the local infrastructures and amenities at wilberforce.c. Organising meetings, talks, exhibitions and other events, to create awareness of the history and current and future status of wilberforce.3. The advancement of education and preservation of sierra leonean culture and heritage, particularly related to the wilberforce community, through:a. Promoting traditional arts, crafts, music, dance and cultural practices of sierra leoneb. Preserving and promoting historical and cultural traditions including the creole languagec. Organising cultural festivals, exhibitions, artistic talks, lectures and educational events

Work in Sierra Leone

UK registered office: London

Rauk (Rohingya Association UK)

Charity number 1211433

16/12/2024

The objects of the cio are, for the public benefiti. The relief of poverty and financial hardship in the united kingdom, bangladesh, burma, india, malaysia and thailand by providing financial assistance and essential items, such as food, water, medication, and temporary shelter, to individuals and families who are unable to meet their basic needs.ii. To advance the health of individuals in the united kingdom, bangladesh, burma, india, malaysia and thailand, by providing mental health workshops and peer-supported sessions, and in such other ways as the trustees think fit.iii. The relief of unemployment by providing training and development programmes and assistance with job searches, cv creation, and soft skills development.iv. To promote the arts and cultural heritage of the rohingya people and advance education in rohingya culture by hosting an annual cultural event showcasing the community’s food, language, dress, and music.v. To provide or assist in the provision of facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation or other leisure time occupation of individuals who have need of such facilities by reason of their youth, age, infirmity or disability, financial hardship

Work in Bangladesh, India and Malaysia

UK registered office: Yorkshire and The Humber

Women Independence & Orphans Welfare

Charity number 1210983

18/11/2024

Our objective is focused on helping and safeguarding the interests of women and orphans in developing countries.

Work in Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and India

UK registered office: West Midlands

Mena Statelessness Network (Hawiati)

Charity number 1209635

16/08/2024

3.1 the objects of the cio are to promote the right to a nationality and the human rights ofstateless persons (as defined in article 3.2 below) as set out in the universal declaration ofhuman rights and subsequent united nations treaties, in particularthose contained within:(i) the 1966 international covenant on civil and political rights;(ii) the 1966 international covenant on economic, social and cultural rights;(iii) the 1954 united nations convention relating to the status of stateless persons;(iv) the 1961 united convention on the reduction of statelessness;(v) the 1989 convention on the rights of the child;(vi) the 1979 convention on the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women;(vii) the 1965 international convention on the elimination of all forms of racialdiscrimination;throughout the middle east and north africa (mena) by means of all or any of the followingactivities:(a) monitoring abuses of such human rights;(b) obtaining redress for the victims of the violations of such human rights;(c) relieving need among the victims of the violations of such human rights;(d) research into issues anecting such human rights;(e) educating the public about such human rights;(f) providing technical advice to governments and others on matters concerning suchhuman rights;(g) contributing to the sound administration of the law anecting such human rights;(h) commenting on proposed legislation anecting such human rights;(i) raising awareness of issues concerning such human rights;(j) promoting public support for such human rights;(k) promoting respect for such human rights among individuals and corporations;(l) international advocacy for such human rights;(m) eliminating infringements of such human rights.in furtherance of that object but not otherwise, the trustees shall have power:to engage in political activity provided that the trustees are satisfied that the proposedactivities will further the purposes of the charity to an extent justified by the resourcescommitted and the activity is not the dominant means by which the charity carries out itsobjects.for the purpose of this clause “stateless persons” means persons who are not consideredas a national by any state under the operation of its law (within the meaning of the 1954convention relating to the status of stateless persons), or at risk of statelessnessaccording to this definition.

Work in Syria, Algeria, Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Mauritania, Morocco, Occupied Palestinian Territories, Oman, Qatar, Sudan, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, Yemen, Libya and Saudi Arabia

UK registered office: North West

Stretch More

Charity number 1214973

16/09/2025

Stretch More supports disabled people through inclusive camps, training, awareness programmes and community activities that build lifesaving skills, confidence, independence and resilience. We empower people to challenge stigma, step out of their comfort zones and become active contributors to society.

Work in India, Afghanistan, Nepal and Uganda

UK registered office: South East

UK Vet Nurses Worldwide

Charity number 1217636

15/04/2026

UK Vet Nurses Worldwide supports animal welfare globally by providing veterinary nursing expertise, training, and resources to communities with limited access to professional veterinary care.Raising awareness in the UK of global animal welfare issues and the role of veterinary nurses through outreach and educational content.

Work in Romania, Sri Lanka, Cyprus, Australia, Cambodia, Croatia, Fiji, Greece, India, Malta, South Africa, Spain, St Kitts-Nevis, Thailand, Tunisia, Türkiye, Uganda, United States and Vietnam

UK registered office: South West

Tahaffuz

Charity number 1198984

17/05/2022

Tahaffuz is a charity with an objective to tackle the silent, yet prevalent social issue of violence against women and children in the BAME community. Our objectives as a charity are to directly support women survivors through our inclusive and safe support services by amplifying diverse voices.

Work in Bangladesh, India and Pakistan

UK registered office: North West

The Sheo Foundation

Charity number 1215328

13/10/2025

The Sheo Foundation advances the education of girls and young women from disadvantaged backgrounds in Mozambique by providing scholarships and financial assistance for secondary and higher education, alongside tutoring, mentoring, digital literacy and English language support to improve access, progression and completion.

Work in Mozambique

UK registered office: London

Out to Africa

Charity number 1209758

27/08/2024

To promote and protect the health of people in zambia through providing face to face and virtual training and education to healthcare staff on healthcare including medicine, surgery, anaesthesia, intensive care, nursing and physiotherapy.

Work in Zambia

UK registered office: East of England

Sturr

Charity number 1216183

12/12/2025

STURR is a UK-based charity dedicated to empowering communities worldwide through education, sport, and sustainable livelihoods. We work alongside trusted local partners to deliver practical, long-term solutions that improve opportunities for children and young people, strengthen community resilience, and promote self-sufficiency.

Work in Myanmar, Laos, Mozambique, Nepal, Pakistan, Poland, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Vietnam and Jordan

UK registered office: Wales

Relief and Resettlement Support

Charity number 1212888

09/04/2025

The relief of poverty of those living in london particularly those in the somali community in the london borough of tower hamlet and the surrounding areas by providing interpreting/translating/advocacy/ health/housing advice and education.the prevention or relief of poverty in somalia by providing or assisting in the provision of education, training, healthcare projects and all the necessary support designed to enable individuals to generate a sustainable income and be self-sufficient and work towards peace and reconciliation.

Work in Somalia

UK registered office: London

Kabumbi School Orphan Support Charity

Charity number 1215657

06/11/2025

1. The relief of poverty of otherwise destitute orphans living full time at kabumbi community junior school in kampala, uganda by providing funding for the provision of basic food and essential healthcare resources for their sole use. 2. To advance the education and development of these children through time and expertise from educational professionals in the uk to support the above school’s continuing development of teaching and learning, and by providing in-kind contributions (materials, expertise, planning time etc) for the school.

Work in Uganda

UK registered office: East Midlands

The Early Light Foundation

Charity number 1217142

09/03/2026

Early Light Foundation is dedicated to the mental health of war trauma-affected children and families worldwide. Through clinical excellence and scientific research, Early Light Foundation pioneers innovative, culturally grounded approaches to trauma healing, offering access not only to immediate and quality support, but to long-term healing, strength, and generational wellbeing.

Work in Afghanistan, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Myanmar, Netherlands, Occupied Palestinian Territories, Ukraine, Syria, Sudan, Türkiye and Yemen

UK registered office: London

Techforall Foundation

Charity number 1211494

19/12/2024

A. To act as a resource for young people up to the age of 25 living in The Gambia by providing advice and assistance and organising programmes of educational and other activities as a means of: (a) advancing in life and helping young people by developing their skills, capacities and capabilities to enable them to participate in society as independent, mature and responsible individuals; (b) advancing education; and (c) relieving unemployment.B. To advance the education of the public in the subject of information technology (IT).C. To advance the education and relieve the needs of migrants and refugees in the United Kingdom who are at risk of homelessness, social exclusion or financial hardship by providing free technology education, skills training and support into employment.

Work in The Gambia

UK registered office: London

The Freedom and Justice Partnership

Charity number 1214382

01/08/2025

The Freedom and Justice Partnership supports health education programmes for children and young people caught in child labour in the DRC. We also provide education for policy makers, civil society and business community leaders about human rights abuses in supply chains.

Work in Democratic Republic of the Congo

UK registered office: South West

Youth in Action Foundation

Charity number 1208331

21/05/2024

The objects of the cio are:(1) to advance in life and help young people in frenchwood and avenham areas of preston in particular (but not exclusively) through:(a) the provision of recreational and leisure time activities provided in the interest of social welfare, designed to improve their conditions of life;(b) providing support and activities which develop their skills, capacities and capabilities to enable them to participate in society as mature and responsible individuals.(2) to advance such charitable purposes (according to the law of england and wales) as the trustees see fit from time to time by the provision of grants and donations to other charities.

Work in The Gambia

UK registered office: North West

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