Researches and identifies highly effective charities and gives guidance to help people maximise the impact of their giving.

Supports parents and families who care for a disabled child with advice, information, and contact with other families.

Runs a special educational needs school for dyslexic and dyspraxic children aged six to thirteen, combining education with occupational and speech therapy.

Helps young people develop skills and capacities through support and activities, and offers support services to families in crisis.

Helps people who are serving or have served in the British Armed Forces find suitable civilian employment, with advice and signposting.

Develops digital mental health resources and new ways to help people have conversations about mental health across the UK.

Benefits the public through Windlesham House School, a preparatory boarding school for boys and girls aged four to thirteen, with bursaries.

Works to protect and improve the mental health and wellbeing of men in the UK, with a focus on preventing suicide.

Finds, develops and produces new plays as an artistically led theatre, with education and outreach for audiences of all ages.

Advances education in theatre, drama, speech training, singing and dance through schools, studios and practice rooms.

Advances education and the charitable objects of the National Gallery, achieved by making grants to organisations.

Develops Church of England education in the Southwark diocese through advice, training, school building support and education chaplaincy.

Champions parents so they can take a full part in their child's education, and is the largest membership body for PTAs in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Acts as a grant-maker that funds higher education and supports young people from or in Brazil.

Supports Jewish survivors of and refugees from Holocaust-era Nazi persecution, including those with illness, frailty or financial distress, and promotes Holocaust education.

Provides specialist nursing, rehabilitation, respite and palliative care for people living with neuro-disability and degenerative illness.

Promotes world-class economic research and delivers policy-relevant results to decision-makers, and manages funding and common services for its researcher network.

Gives education grants, scholarships and bursaries to financially disadvantaged young people under 25 living in London.

Provides housing and related support services to individuals with stress-related or mental health problems, working with health and social care agencies.