Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

Provision of support and activities for children and young people (age 0 -25) who have a social/communication disorder (ASD - Autistic Spectrum Disorder), and their families. Provision of clubs and activities such as trampolining, multi-sports, football, swimming, youth clubs and school holiday trips.

Joy For Humanity provides education and empowers Ugandan families to break the cycle of generational poverty to meet their basic needs such as shelter, healthcare, food, clothing, and education to live healthy and dignified lives.

Kinlet Family Playgroup are committed to providing high quality childcare and education for children from 2 to 5 years regardless of faith, ability or special needs. We work in partnership with parents to help our children learn and develop. Kinlet Family Playgroup provides a warm caring and happy environment for all children attending.

CEDF provides community language classes to children and young people. Its activities include raising awareness of the Panjabi culture and heritage, family learning and homework clubs from its learning centre in Hockley. CEDF works in partnership with local schools, universities and community organisations to publicise the language and make its projects accessible in other venues.

Sundays: The main regular activity of the church is its Sunday gathering. LifeGroups: The church runs 2 weekly small bible study groups. ? 3 O'clock club - kids club for families on a Sunday afternoon. ? CrossRoads - a course explaining and applying the gospel to people who struggle with addiction.? Trinity Tots - a weekly group for 0-4yr olds.

Provide comprehensive support.Promote mental health and wellbeing.Empower families.Create inclusive environments to facilitate activities and workshops such as sports, arts and crafts, mindfulness and sensory play.Provides a respite service for children and young people.Provides a day services for young adults.

We are a support group for families with children, aged 0-5, with additional needs. We run specialised play sessions in very small groups with a high staff - child ratio, whilst offering support to parents and carers.

We aim to advance the Christian religion in the sphere of marriage and family life, to promote conditions in society favourable to stable family life and the protection of children, and to help those whose family life has met with adversity.

The Sandcastle Trust walks alongside families living with a rare genetic condition to help build lasting positive family memories, strengthen family relationships, improve emotional wellbeing and resilience.

TO ADVANCE THE EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN FAITH IN EXMOUTHTHIS IS ACHIEVED BY:SUNDAY CHRISTIAN SERVICES FOR ADULTS AND YOUNG PEOPLEMID WEEK MEETINGS AND HOUSEGROUPSYOUTH CLUBSCOURSES (E.G. BASIC CHRISTIANITY, PARENTING COURSES AND SESSIONS FOR VULNERABLE FAMILIES)WEDDINGS, FUNERALS, ADULT BAPTISM AND DEDICATION SERVICES.AIDING CHRISTIAN ORGANISATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS AT HOME AND ABROAD.

We operate in England and Wales, raising funds to support submariners, their families and groups and organisations affiliated to the Royal Navy Submarine Service. We provide support and acts of remembrance for submariners that have passed away through the provision of a wreath, Moly Pins and condolence card to immediate family. We also sign post support and services where needed.

We are here to help young people growing up in east Middlesbrough and their families flourish. North Ormesby can be a tough neighbourhood to grow up. According to official statistics 64% of children live in poverty. We seek to offer quality after school and holiday activities in a safe and nurturing environment where they may grow in confidence and learn life skills.

Our chief activity is to worship God through Jesus Christ, especially on His day, Sunday - when we have morning worship followed by fellowship, and afternoon activities often aimed at families.The church life through the week includes prayer, evangelism, discipling, and serving the local community. We devote resources to supporting partner works and ensuring good governance.

To run a parent carer forum for parents of children with disabilities and SEN.By working together with those who provide services for disabled children and their families we aim to enhance the quality, range and accessibility of services for all children with disabilities and their families.

The Charity provides educational and religious information for the benefit of schools, families and parish churches, predominantly in England and Wales.

IPOP provides opportunities for children and young people of all abilities to play and socialise together, offers support and information to families of disabled children and young people and raises awareness of the benefits of inclusive provision in both play settings and more widely. IPOP works towards strengthening play provision for mainstream and disabled children

Unite is helping and supporting men and their families inside the HMPPS Hewell/Grange and HMPPS Berwyn in North Wales.Unite provides snacks, soft drinks and free sweets for the children who visit their dads inside. We also provide through the gate care for the men when released, clothing/financial/food/advice etc. Unite serves hot meals to the homeless guys in very needy areas such as Wrexham.

The ClearVision Project is a national postal lending library of over 10,000 children's books with the text added in braille so that the books can be shared by print and braille reading children and adults. ClearVision currently lends books to over 600 families, schools, nurseries, colleges, Sensory Support Services and public libraries all over the United Kingdom and Ireland.

THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY AND ASSOCIATED ADVERSITY IN EAST SUSSEX AND SURROUNDING AREAS THROUGH PROVISION OF CLOTHING AND ESSENTIAL ITEMS FOR BABIES AND CHILDREN TO FAMILIES IN NEED.

The Listening Ear's objectives are to provide a professional and confidential counselling and training service to the BCP (Bournemouth, Christchurch, and Poole) community, supporting children and families to overcome issues with mental health and wellbeing. Such provision shall be restricted to those children, young people, and their families, who are either domicile in or in full time education

WE SUPPORT A NETWORK OF MULTI-FAITH COMMUNITY CHAPLAINCIES ACROSS THE NATION. THESE HELP OFFENDERS, OF ALL FAITHS AND NONE, TO LIVE A LIFE FREE OF CRIME. THEY WORK ALONGSIDE PRISONERS, EX-PRISONERS AND THEIR FAMILIES, OFFERING PRACTICAL, SOCIAL, RELATIONAL AND SPIRITUAL SUPPORT WITHIN PRISON, THROUGH THE GATES AND OUT IN THE COMMUNITY.THEY USE PAID STAFF THANKFULLY SUPPORTED BY VOLUNTEERS.

Provide advice & information to those with epilepsy, their families & carers. Epilepsy awareness training. Volunteer support service. Drop-in & art group.

Halls at West Croydon Baptist Church are available on Tuesday mornings for a 'drop in' service and for socialising on Wednesday mornings. Food, clothes, footwear, toiletries and household goods are distributed to local asylum seekers and refugees. A help desk is available to assist with administrative queries. Children of asylum seeker families are assisted in obtaining places in local schools.

Supporting poor and vulnerable individuals and families.

Supporting deserving individuals/families who have nowhere to live or who face disadvantage, discrimination or other challenges due to loss of income, death of family earner, illness, disability, frailty due to age, lack of education, natural/other disasters and other issues.Giving grants to communities across the world, particularly in Pakistan, Bangladesh and India for clean water facilities