Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

The Mereside Community Centre Association provides a meeting place for the surrounding area. Allowing local groups, individuals and families to use the centre for a wide range of activities.

The Forget Me Nots ensure no carer, loved one, friend or family member of someone living with dementia in Crawley and surrounding area would ever feel alone. We exist to provide friendship, help, advice and a hand to hold when needed.We meet twice a week offering lunch and supper, meaningful activities and support for carers within Govenment COVID guidelines.

Through personal contact and a news letter the Advocacy supports patients with neuroacanthocytosis and their families around the world. We are also an important initiator and financial supporter of education including research into the clinical and basic science of these neurodegenerative diseases.

We provide support and information to individuals, families and health professionals who are affected by, or come into contact with Ring Chromosome 20 Syndrome, or r(20) for short, an ultra-rare disease, the main symptom being difficult to treat epilepsy.We raise funds to help promote research into r(20) to try to improve overall quality of life for those living with the disease.

The Grayling Charitable Trust is a family owned Charity that supports a wide range of charitable causes.

The charity supports a limited number of causes known to the trustees.

Monthly Meetings with speaker. Running interest groups: Art Appreciation, Book Clubs, Card Games, Collectables, Creative Writing, Craft, Exploring London, Family History, French, Gardening, Military History, Science & Technology, Golf, Italian, Jazz, Musical Instruments, Latin, Literature, Local History, Dancing, Music, Outings, Painting, Photography, Scrabble, Spanish, Theatre, Walking, Yoga.

The charity is passionate about enabling people to worship and become committed members of the family of God at Grace Church Thame. This is achieved by Sunday worship and midweek small groups, prayer, discipling and teaching about, and trusting solely in Jesus Christ for salvation. There is a Sunday School and we run Alpha and CAP Money Courses and join with other churches to run community events.

Sew Positive tackles health inequalities and social exclusion in Cambridge - the UK's most unequal city. Our goal is engaged communities of adults and families, using creative sewing, upcycling and mending to improve creativity, mental or physical health and togetherness in a circular economy. Services include Men's Hems, Sewcialise and Social Prescribing for Increased Self-Management of Health.

The aim of the Trust, the first of its kind, is to make it possible for both serving and ex-Royal Air Force personnel and their dependants with a severe disability to take holidays in the UK and abroad on equal terms with able bodied people. An important part of this aim is to enable families to holiday together in a property integrated with the able-bodied holiday community.

The prevention and relief of poverty and promoting the education of people anywhere in the world

Pentecostal Community of London is a vibrant church that for decades has been committed to supporting Portuguese-speaking individuals and families from different backgrounds, also recognized under the acronym BAME. Our activities include family services, prayer meetings, and lectures to teach Christian principles, as well as charitable projects for social assistance to the neediest.

Our role at Carmarthen Family Centre is to support families with young children by working in partnership to enhance family life and to offer opportunities for parents and children to improve their lives through education - empowering individuals and strengthening the communities in which they live.

We are a pre-school playgroup offering children and their families a facility 4 mornings per week to children in the Eckington area who are specifically targeted. Fees are deliberately kept to the minimum possible in order to make the playgroup affordable to as many families as possible, with reductions and subsidies from social services where need is greatest.

Best British Centre is working with a wide range of children, families and elderly people from various backgrounds. The centre is engaging communities of London and surrounding regions in many diverse activities, events and projects, in the areas of culture, education, sport and social sphere.

The Swindon Down's Syndrome Group is a parent-led charity supporting people with Down's syndrome and their families in Swindon and the surrounding area.We are here to help people with Down's syndrome to have the same opportunities as everyone else and raise awareness of Down's syndrome in the local community.

The Charitiy's principal activities are to provide educational activities to pre-school children in a caring and family orientated environment.

The principal activity of the church is the advancement of the Christian faith & education and the help for those in need.

CCAA provides support and information to families of children diagnosed with Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA). This is achieved through the website, social media, literature, a network of CCAA Local Area Family Groups, and by hosting Annual Family Support Weekends that offer opportunities to improve their understanding of the disease and treatment.

We Have continued to provide for members, a place where they are able to know God of the Holy Bible. Promote christian faith which teaches serving God, We continue to engage with the community by catering for youth groups, the retired community and for friends and family of members who may not attend our worship.

The purpose of the centre is to meet the needs of the local community, We want to build up community cohesion and increase the number of activities that we provide for the local community. These are weekly OAP meals weekly youth groups, mom's and carers groups twice weekly, craft sessions, dementia cafe', bereavement hub, homeless families in need. The Centre is attached to Excel Church Bilston.

The relief of people with a learning disability and the provision of support for them and their families and carers, the provision of facilities for their recreation and the promotion of public awareness of their needs.

Pretty Pleats Ltd supports families experiencing poverty and financial hardship through the sale ofmassively discounted new and/or repurposed goods.The objectives of the charity as stated in the Memorandum and Articles of Association: The preventionand relief of financial hardship, in particular but not exclusively by the recycling of school uniforms andother items.

We train volunteers for the National Breastfeeding helpline, and support families across the UK, as well as via Webchat, Social Media messages and emails. This support can be accessed by anyone in the UK, of any background, 365 days a year. Some of our trained volunteers provide in-person support on a 1:1 basis and at groups.

We provide a variety of social and leisure activities and opportunities for our members who have a learning disability and/or SEND needs (extended to family members, guardians, carers). This includes social activities, such as discos and games groups, as well as cooking groups to enhance life skills, as well as drama and arts groups to promote creativity and freedom of expression.