Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

Horsecastle Evangelical Church is a Bible-centred, family church looking to serve people. We believe that Jesus is the Son of God and that His death and resurrection are good news for everyone who trusts in Him. We aim to live out our faith in Christ in the community around us and we welcome as many people as possible to join in any of our regular activities, regardless of belief or background.

The Society offers various services across the Shrewsbury Diocese these include: Community Action Support, Family Groups, School Social work, Home Visiting Service, School Counselling, Parenting programmes We also offer delivery of courses and training focused on children, family and community were children are bereaved or grieving.

We grant wishes for people diagnosed with a terminal illness in their early adult life.Hoping to give as many happy memories as possible to them, and their family and friends

1. To act as a point of support of information for people wanting to engage in the work of Care for Cambodia.2. The setting up and establishing of projects that lift people out of poverty through education, entrepreneurial schemes and social care.3. The support of children and their families in order to maintain a stable environment in which children can thrive and achieve their potential, inc

- The relief of those in need, or other disadvantage through the provision of food, items, services and support to individuals in need.- The preservation and protection of good mental health and wellbeing to support children and families from socially and economically disadvantage.- The prevention of crime for the public benefit to reduce levels of crime and anti-social behaviour.

The Charity aims to deliver training in conflict resolution to community groups, families and carers, in particular those who fall outside the reach of education and work place training. The Charity aims to provide educational accredited training and qualifications to enhance life long learning, personal development and to assist in lowering conflict between individuals and communities.

THE CENTRE PROVIDES FAMILIES AND YOUNG CHILDREN WITH A NON-THREATENING, OPEN ACCESS SERVICE WE PROVIDE FUN ACITIVITES FOR PARENTS AND CHILDREN TO INTERACT AND PLAY WITH EACH OTHER AT THE CHILD'S LEVEL AND WORK WITH THE WELSH GOVERNMENTS 7 CORE AIMS. POSITIVE PARENTING IS PROMOTED AND THE CENTRE HOLDS REGULAR OPPORTUNITES FOR OUTINGS FOR ALL OF THE FAMILY.

The CATS Foundation operates in England and Wales and supports families affected by Tay-Sachs and Sandhoff disease. We provide equipment that affected patients need, respite holidays, a support network for patients and their families and information on care, emotional support and research development. The charity also supports research into a possible cure for these devastating diseases.

THE RELIEF OF POVERTY AND SOCIAL EXCLUSION EXPERIENCED BY FAMILIES WITH DISABLED CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE:I PROVISION OF SPECIALIST ADVICE AND SUPPORT SERVICES FOR PARENTS/CARERS/YOUNG PEOPLEII THE PROVISION OF LEISURE AND RECREATIONAL SERVICES FOR DISABLED CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES.III THE PROVISION OF OTHER SERVICES AS IDENTIFIED BY DISABLED CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES.

Relief of poverty in Hadhramaut (formerly part of the Eastern Aden Protectorate) in the Republic of Yemen.Who can benefit: Centres for Blind , Handicapped and Autism, Orphans, Schools, Hospitals and Clinics, Womens' Sewing Centres and Welfare Groups, Self Help \ Development Initiatives for Individuals and Families in Exceptional Hardship.

True Butterflies Foundation supports families who have experienced domestic abuse. We do this by aiding them in supporting, rebuilding and empowering. Our support begins with our fully trained mentors, They are here to support you through every step of your journey. We can offer you help rebuilding your life, we now offer counselling and links to therapy for you and your family.

We 'Care for Elders' in the Community running an Adult Day Centre 5 days per week. Many suffer with dementia. We tend to their physical and mental well-being and help them escape loneliness. We also 'Care for our Youth' through our summer school and other work and 'Care for Community' through our social club and events.

Research, awareness and support for families affected by Juvenile Arthritis

MiMo is providing Family Homes for over 40 orphaned children (aged from a few months to late teenage) with the objective of reintegrating them with their families (if they can be found - not possible for the majority) or preparing them for a rewarding future as well educated and confident modern Mozambicans well integrated with their community.

To provide support for families and schools in North Yorkshire with a child with Down Syndrome. Support includes therapy for the children, advice, training and resources.

The charity works to transform people's lives spiritually & physically through such activities as assisting the elderly and people with disabilities, counselling victims of various circumstances and engaging in youth & children activities that enables them to develop good moral characters as well as discourage them from engaging in anti-social behaviour.

To promote any charitable purpose for the benefit of disabled persons, thier families, carers and other interested parties within the area by advancement of education, the protection of health, and the releif of sickness, distress and suffering.

Christian religious activities such as church service, sunday school, street evangelism, cottage meeting etc.Food bank to poor people.Financial support to christian missionaries.Provide food and clothes to tribal villages/rural areas in India.Spiritual support to christian families.

Public worship services each Sunday. Small groups for moral/spiritual development. Free Sunday lunches for the attenders who are unwaged or low income families. Activities for children and young people. Social activities for the wider public, including disabled persons and the unwaged or low income families. Grants to people in poverty. Practical care for people in need the wider public.

Taking in and rehoming cats from broken homes, various family problems, the elderly going into homes, and can not take their cats. Occasionally some strays. Pre-home and post-home checks are carried out.

Remembrance photography for bereaved families that lose a baby before, during or shortly after birth. It is a free services and photos are provided on a USB stick

Malton Museum is an independent, accredited museum, run primarily by volunteers. Its chief aim is to enable the local community to discover more about the town's varied history through regular exhibitions drawn from the Museum's own collections together with events and activities for schools, families, adult groups and a wide range of visitors to the area.

The aim of the charity is prevention or relief of poverty or financial hardship amongst people in Nottingham and the surrounding areas. To further the objects of the charity, it aims to provide (not exclusively) emergency food, essential toiletries and household items to individuals and family in need.

The object of the charity is to support, by means of grant aid, individuals with learning disabilities, or families with a member who has learning disabilities within the county of Gloucestershire.

Special Families Maesteg are here for people touched by additional needs and isolation. Whether, children, adults or elderly. An Inclusive welcoming space for all. Offering exclusive sessions, trips, activities, peer to peer support, informational workshops, befriending and volunteering opportunities for all. Giving more accessibility to the local community.