This dementia charity provides day care, home care, support and befriending services to people affected by dementia.

This museum tells the story of London and its people through a collection of over a million items.

The trust ensures the Royal Collection is conserved and custodially controlled, and widens public access through exhibitions, books and an online gallery.

The foundation aims to improve the lives of children and their families worldwide through best practice in family-based and trauma-informed care.

This charity helps people struggling with bad housing or homelessness through advice, support and legal services, and campaigns for change.

This charity provides rehabilitation and support for people with profound physical impairments, acquired brain injury or learning disabilities, and for children and adults with autism.

This charity helps more than 15,000 homeless young people aged 16 to 25 each year into a home and a job, and campaigns to end youth homelessness.

This society works on conserving global biodiversity and habitats, including through the management of Chester Zoo as a visitor attraction.

Maintains the Royal Albert Hall, a Grade I listed building of historical and cultural significance, and promotes understanding and enjoyment of the arts and sciences through its use.

Carries out research tackling major data science challenges with lasting effects for science, the economy and society, including engineering, cyber-security, smart cities, health and data ethics.

Supports communities in need by working with partners to improve people's lives, prospects and the places where they live, work and play.

Helps men survive prostate cancer and improves their quality of life by supporting men affected, funding research and campaigning for change.

The charity promotes social inclusion by supporting employment and economic independence for disadvantaged and disabled people across the UK.

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.

The company creates knowledge through archaeological and heritage investigations and research, making the past relevant and enjoyable to a broad range of people.

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

The society helps autistic and neurodivergent people fulfil their potential by inspiring, supporting and equipping them.

This charity raises money for the Royal Marsden Foundation Trust to fund equipment, research and better patient environments.

This provider offers specialist residential, day, respite and family support services for people with autism in Wirral.