Works with disadvantaged and underprivileged children and young people, their families and communities to improve their life chances.
Gives financial help and pastoral care to injured or in-need jockeys, past or present, along with their families and dependants.
Represents students at the University of Birmingham, running advice, jobs, volunteering and student group services and campaigning on student issues.
Supports people with disabilities, ill health or financial need to live in the community, and provides education and training to people who are unemployed or low-skilled.
Helps young people develop their skills and education and promotes social inclusion by helping people integrate into society.
Provides emergency relief after disasters and tackles poverty by building hospitals and schools and providing safe drinking water and orphan sponsorship.
Offers Travelling Fellowships to British citizens over 18 who live in the UK, so they can pursue projects abroad that enrich their lives and share knowledge.
Supports over 17,500 students at the University of Lincoln with representation, advice, welfare services, sports, societies and employability services.
Raises and distributes funds to meet community needs in Kent and Medway, encouraging effective giving and linking good causes with donors.
Supports survivors of war and persecution through aid programmes and awareness campaigns that highlight the causes of conflict.
Offers information, advice, advocacy, counselling and support to children and young adults up to 26 in Southampton, Hampshire and Portsmouth.
Provides services to older people to improve their quality of life, promote independence, and prevent frailty, poverty and isolation.
Gives aid to poor people across the world, including orphans, widows, older people and disabled people, and builds places of worship where needed.
Works to change the situation for street children around the world through local partner organisations and advocacy for changes in government policy.
The society gives debt advice and financial support to people who work or have worked in horticulture and are in difficulty.
The foundation awards grants to local charitable causes in Cambridgeshire, funded by individuals, families, companies and public bodies.
The diocese directs charitable works towards children without families, children at risk, disabled people, older people and others in need.
The charity sponsors orphans, helps poor and needy people, responds to emergencies and disasters, and builds water wells, medical projects and community centres.