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Cat Survival Trust (UK)
CHARITY NO:
272187
WEB:
CONTACT:
Dr Terry Moore
TEL:
(01438) 716873
FAX:
(01438) 717535
ADDRESS:
The Centre, 46-52 Codicote Road, Welwyn, Hertfordshire, AL6 9TU
LOCATION:
United Kingdom
CATEGORY:
Animals
The Cat Survival Trust is a remarkable charity concentrating on the protection of the world's wild cats and our common environment. It homes unwanted wild cats and purchased a 10,000 acre reserve in North East Argentina. You can help save more of the world's wild habitats by sponsoring the purchase of an area of natural habitat, which can be named after you or your family. Each acre may support up to 500 trees, millions of insects and thousands of birds, mammals, reptiles, and fish. Please help us protect our planet and climate, our common support system and environment, for future generations.
Catholic National Endowment Trust
LOCATION:
United Kingdom
CATEGORY:
Cats Protection
CHARITY NO:
203644
WEB:
CONTACT:
See Website
TEL:
08702 099 099
FAX:
08707 708 265
ADDRESS:
National Cat Centre, Chelwood Gate, Haywards Heath, Sussex, RH17 7TT
LOCATION:
United Kingdom
CATEGORY:
Cats Protection is the UKs largest cat welfare charity, rehoming around 60,000 cats and kittens a year through its nationwide network of 29 Adoption Centres and 260 voluntary-run Branches.
Ceartas
CHARITY NO:
SC035269
WEB:
CONTACT:
Robert Porter
TEL:
0141 775 0433
FAX:
0141 775 0433
ADDRESS:
62 Townhead, Kirkintilloch, Glasgow, G66 1NZ
LOCATION:
United Kingdom
CATEGORY:
Ceartas provide advocacy to older people and people with dementia in East Dunbartonshire. We also provide an information service to anybody who has an interest in dementia or the issues facing people with dementia. If you think you need an advocate, or know somebody who does in East Dunbartonshire, please contact us, using the details above. Thank you.
Cefn-Yr-Erw Primate Sanctuary
CHARITY NO:
1076645
WEB:
CONTACT:
Jan Garen
TEL:
01639 730276
FAX:
Use E-mail Link
ADDRESS:
Caehopkin, Abercrave, Swansea Valley, Swansea, SA9 1UD
LOCATION:
United Kingdom
CATEGORY:
Our policy is not to breed animals but to focus on rescuing captive animals in need, with a view to improving the quality of their lives. We regularly see dramatic evidence of how animals benefit from a loving, caring environment. Our primates include gibbons, chimps and capuchins. We receive no government help.
Celia Hammond Animal Trust
FAX:
Sussex
LOCATION:
United Kingdom
CATEGORY:
Central Africa's Rights & AIDS (CARA) Society
CHARITY NO:
1135610
WEB:
CONTACT:
Jean-Paul Lawrence Tampu-Eya
TEL:
+44 (0) 844 478 0015
FAX:
+44 (0) 872 115 8436
ADDRESS:
18-22 Ashwin Street, Dalston, Hackney, London, E8 3DL
LOCATION:
United Kingdom
CATEGORY:
Human Rights

CARA provides free advice, information and guidance on immigration, debt, welfare benefits, housing and employment. We also provide HIV/AIDS prevention, care and support, striving to reduce premature deaths, providing quality basic education for all (especially girls), water and sanitation. To continue the work that CARA provides in the UK and Africa, we rely on people like you. Please consider helping us with a monthly gift, or you can make a one-off donation, to our work.

DATE ADDED:
23-03-2022
Centre for Accessible Environments (CAE)
CHARITY NO:
19341R.
WEB:
CONTACT:
Access and Sustainability Advisory Service (ASAS)
TEL:
0207 7822 8232
FAX:
Use E-mail Link
ADDRESS:
Centre for Accessible Environments , Holyer House , 20-21 Red Lion Court , London , EC4A 3EB
LOCATION:
United Kingdom
CATEGORY:
Disabled

The Access and Sustainability Advisory Service (ASAS) is a free service for voluntary and community groups in London which sits within the Centre for Accessible Environments. The service provides free advice and training for charities looking to make their buildings and services more inclusive for disabled people. Founded in 1969, the Centre for Accessible Environments (CAE) is the UK’s leading authority on inclusive design and management. We aim to help secure environments that can be accessed, used and enjoyed by everyone – including disabled and older people – through our understanding of a wide range of user needs, such as intellectual, social, cultural, physical and sensory.

DATE ADDED:
26-08-2020