Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

A specialist not for profit family mediation service

FACE is a non-profit organisation which endeavours to promote and organise community events and activities involving the local areas of Blackburn with Darwen, Lancashire. We are a leading movement in building a more integrated society. We work on a local level to connect people together across all ages and walks of life.

Watan Alkhair Relief is working to alleviate the hardship, poverty and suffering in Yemen. Including women, children, vulnerable people and families by, providing means of saving lives. Providing practical and financial assistance, to partnering organisations in Yemen.

'Raising Frenchies from the Ashes, with TLC'Phoenix French Bulldog Rescue has been established not only to offer a home to any Frenchie (or crossbreeds thereof) in need, but also to educate the public on this wonderful breed, promote good ownership and to help keep Frenchies at home with their families wherever possible.To promote the health and welfare of the breed

ASD Helping Hands will support all service users affected by an Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) regardless of age or what stage of life they are at. We aim to offer guidance, practical advice and support whether you are personally affected or you are an associated family member, carer, friend or professional through but not limited to advice services, face to face support, training and activities

St. Mary's Parish Church is working to be the church family meeting place to worship God, and bringing Godslove into Oxted and the wider world. St. Mary's PCC co-operateswith the Vicar in promoting in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the Church,spiritual, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical. It also has responsibilities ofstewardship for the church buildings.

We work closely with families and we believe that families of disabled children deserve better and we are driven to fight and advocate for what is right, driving innovation and change that benefit families of disabled children, focusing on the impact we make. We challenge disadvantage and tackle inequality and help our families to deal with the barriers they face daily.

We help service personnel, veterans and their families deal with the psychological effects of combat.

Our goal is to provide resources designed to help men and women who have experienced a range of life problems - including homelessness, family breakdown, addiction and emotional issues - to be equipped to achieve sustained independence through employment training and supported housing.

Bishopthorpe Preschool Playgroup caters for children aged 3 - 4 within Bishopthorpe. Our team of staff and committee work together to ensure that all children and their families are supported and happy. We offer a caring, exciting and stimulating environment for the children to learn and develop at their own pace. We also offer Forest School sessions and have excellent links with the local school.

For the public benefit, the relief of sickness and the promotion and protection of good healthamongst people suffering from Beh?et?s disease, their families, carers and any other personsaffected by the disease, by any means deemed appropriate by the trustees from time to time.

Our activity is to provide for the refief of children and their families living in conditions of need, hardship or distress in south east asia.

We are a Community led and managed project meeting the needs of children and families living in a nationally recognised area of disadvantageThe aim of our project is around early intervention support to overcome barriers to accessing opportunities that increase their prospect to improve both their immediate wellbeing and their future life chances.

The charity is working with young people, children and their families through parent and toddler groups, youth clubs and after school groups, parenting classes and one to one support. The sessions with young people and families are held at St. Christopher's Family Centre and other locations at the Holme Wood estate in Bradford.

The aims of the Charity are to enhance the development and education of children under statutory school age by: 1. Offering appropriate play, education, care facilities and training courses, 2. Encouraging the study of the needs of such children and their families, 3. Instigating, adhering to and furthering the aims and objects of the Pre-School Learning Alliance.

Lead or organize five times daily prayers Lead or organise Friday, Eid ,Taraweeh and Janazah Salah Set curriculum for Islamic studies program for all Perform counselling to youth, adults and families as require Participate in interfaith dialogues0001

We provide day opportunities for older people including those living with memory loss and other health issues. We are open 5 days a week and 1 Saturday a month with up to 20 people a day attending. Our main aim is to help prevent social isolation and give family carers a break. We also provide an outreach service to promote physical and mental wellbeing and companionship.

The Bridge Christian Fellowship exists for the advance of the christian faith through holding regular services for christian worship open to the general public in Temple Fortune area of London. The fellowship provides facilities for families, including Sunday school and creche for babies.

Enriching & enhancing the lives of young people & their families living with illness/disability/lack of opportunity. Fundraising including & not limited to: Street collections with volunteers & miniature Shetland ponies, attending events promoting the charities profile at venues across England & Wales. All activities enable access to animals, education & therapy in a safe and tailored environment.

Stable Lives provides support to military veterans, blue light workers, young people and their families who are dealing with the effects of exposure to mental trauma. We use land based activities and teach people how to interact with horses rehabilitated from physical and mental abuse to rebuild confidence, self esteem and self worth, this is done within respite days and courses.

We help seriously and terminally ill children through end of life wishes, support or other charitable requests. We also offer support and help to families of underpriviledged children.

The organisation works with women and their families to relieve the distress and suffering experienced as a result of domestic violence in, but not exclusively, South Manchester by the provision of outreach and drop in services which provide advice education and guidance.

a) Case Management & Advocacy b) Children and Young People: - Home-based rehabilitation activities and support; - Education support needs of children & young people - Employment support activities c) Families: Mentor, educate and support parents in managing their child's long-term condition/disability

Our planned activities in order to achieve our aims are as follows: Individuals and/or families are referred to Caring Hands and our five banks of resources via a network of over ninety front line agencies from the local community and Vale of Evesham. Referrals are also made by the congregation of the church. Caring Hands also provides drop-in meals twice a week and volunteering opportunities.

The trust is a grant making charity