The Institute of Hospitality, is the professional body for individual and aspiring managers working and studying in the hospitality, leisure and tourism industry. The Institute promotes quality standards and education in more than 100 countries. From students to Fellows, the Institute supports members' professional development throughout their careers, wherever they are in the world.

International Health Partners is a global health NGO, supporting people in disaster-hit and vulnerable communities to get vital healthcare. We strive for a world where suffering due to a lack of healthcare is eradicated.

International Tree Foundation (ITF) is one of the world’s oldest community forestry organisations, originally founded in Kenya in 1922 and then established in the UK in 1924. ITF now works in both Africa and the UK to deliver community forestry and tree planting projects that promote environmental restoration and protection whilst helping to improve the livelihoods of disadvantaged communities. Our projects in Africa focus on landscape restoration and building the capacity of community based organisations. In the UK our work focuses on environmental education as well as supporting vulnerable young people through programmes of woodland activities.

The Internet Watch Foundation exists to make the internet a safer place by removing images and videos online showing the sexual abuse of children, no matter where they're hosted in the world. Our team of Analysts have arguably one of the hardest jobs in the world - seeking out, viewing, assessing and removing child sexual abuse material depicting the most heinous of crimes, some involving children less than a year old. We also offer a safe and anonymous place for the public to report child sexual abuse should they stumble across it online. We are global leaders in the fight against online child sexual abuse and are trusted by a broad range of organisations for our insight and expertise including the UK Government, law enforcement, the international tech community and partner charities/NGOs. Victims of child sexual abuse can often suffer revictimisation, sometimes years after the abuse has ceased, as their images and videos continue to circulate online – we’re here to put a stop to that, for good.

We are a voluntary and non-profit organization. The IDYA caters for Deaf and hard of hearing youths all over Ireland aged 18 – 30. We also cater for ages 13 – 17 through the Irish Deaf Teens. What We Do Fundraising events Activities Social Events Workshops Advocacy Youth exchanges Providing information through ISL Represent Irish Deaf youths nationally and internationally

Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind (IGDB) is Ireland’s national charity dedicated to enabling people who are vision impaired and families of children with autism to achieve improved mobility and independence.

The Irish Retired Greyhound Trust promotes retired racing greyhounds as pets and works to find homes for them both here in Ireland and overseas in collaboration with partner rehoming organisations.

The aim of the ISPCA is to prevent cruelty to animals, to promote animal welfare and to pro-actively relieve animals suffering in Ireland. The ISPCA believes that animlas have the right to live their lives free from needless suffering and we aim to rescue, rehabilitate and responsibly rehome animals that are subjected to cruelty or neglect.

Isabel Hospice is a local charity based in eastern Hertfordshire providing free care for patients and their families living with cancer and other life-limiting illnesses. We provide a range of services to help patients and their families cope and live well with their conditions including a Hospice at Home team, Day Services with living well activities, In-patient Care, community Isabel Nurse Specialists and Family Support.

For over 100 hundred years the ISPCC has been Ireland's leading independent children's charity working to realise our vision of an Ireland where every child is heard and valued.  Today, there are over 100 children in Ireland and each year we engage with over 1/3 of them through a range of unique services which are preventative and empowering for the children and families involved.  These services are available 24 hours a day, every day of the year from anywhere in Ireland.  Log onto www.ispcc.ie for more information in relation to our four services - Childline, Childfocus, Teenfocus and Leanbh.

We respond to give relief from poverty.

The Israel Guide Dog Centre is dedicated to improving the quality of life of blind, visually impaired and disabled people. We provide them with mobility, independence, self-confidence and companionship through the faithful assistance of guide dogs, PTSD service dogs and emotional support dogs and specially trained in Hebrew to meet Israel’s rigorous and challenging environment. Founded in 1991, we are members of the International Guide Dog Federation and Assistance Dogs International and operate the only internationally accredited guide dog programme in Israel.

Mental Health Awareness Charity

IWK Health is dedicated to providing quality care to women, children, youth, and families in the Maritime provinces and beyond. Services are delivered through our Children's Health program, Mental Health and Addictions program, and Women's and Newborn Health. Across all three our approach is rooted in a collaborative model that integrates talented people with new technologies, research, training, and clinical excellence. We’re proud to provide the most complex levels of care in our region; we’re a strong advocate for the health of families; and we’re a global leader in research and knowledge sharing.

Jacari provides life changing tuition to disadvantaged children from refugee and immigrant backgrounds

The James Hopkins Trust provides Nursing Respite Care, either in the family home or in our respite centre Kite's Corner, to the severely disabled, life limited and life threatened young children of Gloucestershire.

Here at Jarjeer we are committed to promoting effective methods of dealing with abuse, neglect or any unnecessary suffering to the working equines in Morocco.

Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) exists to find the cure for type 1 diabetes and its complications.  It is the world's leading charitable funder of type 1 diabetes research.  Over the last 30 years JDRF volunteers and staff around the world have been responsible for raising more than £650 million to support type 1 diabetes research.   JDRF raises money to drive world-class research to prevent, treat and cure type 1 diabetes and its serious and debilitating complications.

Jeans for Genes Day is all about raising money to help some of the most vulnerable children, young adults and families in the UK. Together, we help transform the lives of those affected by a genetic condition - giving access to the information and services they need.

Jersey Alzheimer's Association was formed in April 2010. We are a local charity run by local people for local people. We are registered with the Jersey Financial Services Commission, the Income Tax Department and the Association of Jersey Charities (AJC) No 359. We are also full members of Alzheimer Europe. Jersey Alzheimer's Association provides help and support to people living with dementia and their families. We campaign for people with dementia to stay in their own homes for as long as possible with improved home care support. We promote Person Centred Practice in all areas of care and to ensure that people with dementia are treated with dignity and respect; we also campaign on their behalf to improve current services, and support them and their families in order that their quality of life is maintained to the highest degree possible.

Jersey Hospice Care offers a specialist palliative nursing service, free of charge, for cancer and motor neurone disease patients, in their homes and at Clarkson House, so that they may live the remainder of their lives to the full and die with dignity where they choose.

Providing Hospice care in the home for children who have been diagnosed with life-limiting conditions. Also providing palliative care and bereavement support for the families

Jewish Care is the UK’s largest health and social care charity for the Jewish community, helping over 7,000 people every week. The organisation runs 70 centres and services in London and the south-east providing high quality care with dignity and humanity and sensitive to Jewish values.  

At the heart of everything we do is a respect for Jewish culture and beliefs. We are the only exclusively Jewish care charity in Scotland, and thus uniquely able to provide these culturally sensitive services. Alongside our long-running Day Care centre we provide a wide range of services for the Jewish community, from a Kosher foodbank to detailed care and assessment and everything in between.

JDA is dedicated to supporting everyone who is deaf or hard of hearing - people of all faiths and none, at all stages of life. We are an independent, national charity offering professional support services, information and a range of social, cultural and educational programmes to the Deaf community, people with all levels of hearing loss, people experiencing Tinnitus, their friends, families and those caring for them.

Jigsaw4u are based in South West London and provide specialist support for children, young people and families facing complex social and emotional difficulties ranging from bereavement, domestic abuse, young victims of crime including child sexual exploitation and much more. Support us in helping put the pieces back together for our service-users when they need it most and to give them the best chance at a bright and happy future.