Washing up in poor community

Poverty relief charities help communities in different ways

These depend on the social and economic climate of the country.

For example, in the UK poverty charities like Oxfam help people by campaigning for better employment rights, or by helping people get back to work through language or skill training.

In developing countries, charities like Concern are fighting poverty by improving sanitation and access to water, treating and educating people about HIV and AIDS, and providing humanitarian support in the wake of natural disasters and human conflict.

Save the Children also help children in poverty through a variety of programme themes.

View all poverty charities here

Tax exempt status of registered charities and online security

All of the charities listed on this website are registered with the Charity Commission in the United Kingdom. Like any business, charities have to submit Tax Returns to HM Revenue and Customs, but all donations are declared and the charities do not have to pay tax on them. This means all your donation to charity will help to further their vision and goals.

Registered charity numbers

Each charity's registered number can be seen prominently displayed on the bottom of their respective pages on this site and underneath their logos.

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