Provides grants for specific healthcare needs to Armed Forces service personnel, veterans and their families who need medical treatment, under a Royal Charter dating from 1899.

Works to protect the good health, particularly mental health, of children and families and other groups in the community, providing services, advice and grants.

Provides information, advice, support and services to people experiencing severe mental illness, their families and carers, and campaigns for high-quality care.

The Trust advances education by promoting understanding and appreciation of the dramatic arts.

This charity maintains and supports five London bridges and uses its surplus income for charitable funding for people in Greater London.

The college advances the art of music by promoting its study, instruction and research at the highest standard.

This charity provides frontline services for disadvantaged 10 to 18 year olds facing risks such as exploitation and mental health problems, and campaigns for change to improve their lives.

This charity runs two schools that select able pupils on ability, regardless of their families' financial means, and works with the local community.

The charity helps eligible UK residents living in poverty with regular allowances, grants and advice from case workers and volunteers.

The fund helps serving and former British Army personnel and their dependants through grants, loans, gifts and pensions.

The charity supports people with diabetes in the UK by championing their rights, providing information and support, and funding medical research.

The academy promotes the arts of design through exhibitions and education.

This social enterprise provides early years education and care for London children aged 0 to 5, especially those who could not otherwise access or afford it.

This trust runs three girls' schools, two senior schools with sixth forms for ages 11 to 18 and a prep school for ages 4 to 11.

This day school provides practical, liberal and religious education for boys and girls at senior and junior levels in Dulwich.

This foundation provides independent education for pupils aged 4 to 18.

This school provides an academic education for girls aged 4 to 18 from a range of social backgrounds, admitted by competitive examination.

This fund makes grants to medical charities, hospices, hospitals and individuals with health or disability problems.

This school provides education to boys and girls aged 4 to 18 in London.