Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

Relief of distressed Old Whitgiftians and members of the wider Whitgift School family

The principal activities of the charity throughout the year have continued to be that of promoting and encouraging the public study of British family history, genealogy, heraldry and local history and also to promote the preservation, security and accessibility of archival material.

Provision of support services to members and retired members and their families of Essex Police

The grants made by the Trustee are principally focussed on helping families of profoundly ill children, where these families experience financial hardship in meeting the cost of travel to and from the hospitals where the children are receiving treatment.

FundraisingSponsorship seekingResearching, selecting, funding, monitoring and evaluating projects in BelarusProjects include work with babies, children, adolescents, foster families, people with physical and mental disabilities, service providing organisations and support programmes for older people and families.

SFHG offers encouragement, help and advice to all. 4 meeting centres with monthly meetings at Brighton & Hove, Horsham, Uckfield, Worthing. SFHG library at Falmer nr Lewes. Website and magazine. E-newsletter "Surelye", e-mailing list. Annual conference. Transcriptions, indexes, databases, CDs etc. from publications@sfhg.uk. Bookstall at events.

The Scheme helps children with Additional Needs to attend a Pre-School Setting locally, in the County Borough of Conwy. It helps to integrate pre-school children with Additional Needs with their peers. The Scheme employs a coordinator who offers help, advice and support to the Pre-school setting and family. The scheme can also provide a grant to help pay for additional support in the setting.

Grant making charity to promote art and culture throughout the UK, alleviate sickness and promote education and of school children

The ACF exist to propagate the Gospel of Jesus Christ and to bring relief, storation and hope to those in need. We aim to work with local Churches and other Christian groups to advance the Chritian faith and through practical help assist individuals and families to overcome poverty and other social deprivation. We provide training, seminars and confreneces for adult and young people.

Regular services of worship, preachingand expounding the Holy Bible.Activities within the local communitiesthat promote cohesion and family unity,e.g. Parent and Toddlers, youth eventsand ESOL courses. In addition to thiswe have organised several communityservices and lunches particularly as awelcome church for those asylumseekers and refuges.

We run an Information Centre in Chalfont St Peter, which caters for older people and their families in Gerrards Cross, Chalfont St Peter and Chalfont St Giles. We run regular subsidised chiropody clinics, and ear wax removal clinics. Weekly exercise classes. We run an over 80s lunch club, and pub lunches in each area. We have occasional tea party events.

Provision of Christmas gifts to disadvantaged children in the Reading area.Annual day out to theme park or seaside for disadvantaged familiesAnnual visit to Pantomime in January each yearAnnual visit to Camp Mohawk, centre for families with a member on the autistic spectrum

Provision of Food Courses to train people to cook low cost nutritional food on a low budget. all equipment, food and course provided free of charge. Enough food provided on each of the six sessions of the course (one day per week for six weeks) to feed the immediate family of the participant. Food is provided free of charge to families or individuals either directly or through schools.

To proclaim and further the gospel of God and of His Son the Lord Jesus Christ and to preach and teach the Christian faith. To provide assistance for aged persons and persons in need, hardship or distress arising therefrom whether in connection with housing, accommodation or shelter or any other purpose.To advance education, whether of children (above and below compulsory school age) or of adults

Advancement of the Jewish Religion, support charities providing services to the Jewish community and other charitable purposes at the trustees discretion.

The heart of Pathways Church is to develop mature disciples and train leaders to see lives, communities and nations impacted and transformed to achieve their God given destiny. Our mission statement is to be a loving family, keeping Christ at the centre as we serve our community.

The Charity's object and its principal activity continues to be the relief of financial hardship of people belonging to the Coptic faith living in Egypt, Africa and Europe. The trustees receive gift aid donations from Coptic families residing in the UK. These are expanded in helping the poor families residing in Egypt. The funds are disbursed by community and religious elders.

We support the families of critically-ill children who are many miles from home in regional childrens hospitals. We provide local hotel accommodation and immediate financial assistance to those that need it.

Primarily we are a health and fitness suite providing cardiac rehabitlitation for all cardiac and stroke patients and their families. We are fully equipped to help rehabilitate all manner of physical and/or mental health conditions. We are also available to the general public open 6 days a week for anyone from the age of 11 years.

CET-c for Women, based in London is serving England and Wales, and as required, extends services to other nations by activities including: 1. Mission outreaches in advancing the Christian faith2. Promoting the understanding of marital harmony and parenting skills3. Educating the public in personal and collective family financial management 4. Promoting family health and social investment

This trust supports people who have been employed on the family estate and their dependants who are in financial need. It also supports the same UK and local organisations each year. Unsolicited applications are not considered.

The MTPT Project is the only organisation in the UK that is tackling the motherhood penalty in education. We provide teachers on maternity leave and teachers with young families with a supportive and empowering network and coaching programmes that helps them to manage the transition to motherhood and back to work.

The charity provides boxing, gym and recreational fitness facilities for the benefit of the public along with organised fitness and boxing classes for children, adults and families. The charity operates a peer support recovery group, a cafe with communal breakfasts and provides services such as drop-in, a benefits advice service, volunteering opportunities and is registered with England Boxing.

To advance the education of the public in the study of family history, genealogy and heraldry with particular reference to Somerset and Dorset.To promote the preservation, security, accessibility and publication of archival material

Relief of charitable need amongst the families of murder victims in the UK, Saving lives by working with the UK tourism and leisure industry to raise operational awareness of local risks to travellers and of security and safety considerations at holiday destinations; Advancement of education in radicalisation, tolerance and diversity