Advances education, with the Trust's land and buildings able to be used for University of Westminster purposes.

Runs a Hasidic Jewish school for pupils aged 2 to 19 years.

Provides representation, welfare, clubs, societies, social activities, accommodation and employability support to students at Royal Holloway.

Supports the British Museum in maintaining and expanding its collections and services for scholars and the public.

Supports the advancement of health, medical education and research for the public, particularly through supporting The Cleveland Clinic Foundation.

Reduces prisoner reoffending by training offenders in catering skills, helping them find employment and offering mentoring after release from prison.

Provides reception, advice and information to refugees and asylum seekers, campaigns for refugee rights and improves access to employment.

Campaigns to promote the improvement and protection of the English countryside.

Works internationally with affected countries to end parasitic disease by sharing evidence and expertise to prevent infections.

Produces new live theatre, comedy and cabaret at Soho Theatre, nurturing new writers and artists and widening its audiences.

Improves the lives of disadvantaged people by supporting small UK charities through grants, learning programmes and awareness raising.

Produces and presents contemporary theatre for audiences from West London and beyond, and delivers creative learning activities for young people.

Uses sport to engage young people in London's inner-city communities and develop their social, thinking, emotional and physical skills.

Works to improve the quality of life of people facing disadvantage and discrimination by making grants to voluntary sector organisations.

Promotes good mental health and improves the lives of people affected by mental health problems by seeking to prevent problems and address their sources.

Works to improve children's nutrition outcomes by unlocking nutrition funding and making grants to child and maternal nutrition programmes in Sub-Saharan Africa and Asia.

Sets standards for ophthalmic training and practice, runs examinations and continuing professional development, and supports eye-related research.

Cares for sick, disabled and disadvantaged children across the UK and supports their education, financial needs and leisure activities.

Works to save lives and improve the quality of life for everyone affected by bowel cancer.