Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

VARIOUS LOCAL CLUBS AND SOCIETIES: CRAFT GROUPS, 12 TO 2'S FOR THE OVER 60'S, FITNESS CLASSES-PILATES, YOGA. KARATE. CHURCH GROUPS-FAMILY SERVICE, PRE SCHOOL, SHORT MAT BOWLS. ART CLASSES. JUMBLE SALES. BRING AND BUY.GYMBOREE. TRULL CINEMA.TRULL PLAYERS-ANNUAL PANTOMIME, CHRISTMAS CRAFT FAIR. RUGBY TOTS. TABLE TENNIS. TAI-CHI. FLOWER CLUB. U3A. ALSO USED BY SOMERSET COUNTY COUNCIL ON POLLING DAYS

1) Support the christian faith and religious charitable activities.2) Provide bereavement help, counselling and support for families. 3) Provide clubs and associations, education and training for children and youth.4) Promote community and personal lifestyle transformation and individual self-worth.

The Shoosmith Gallery, is a registered charity to promote the artistic work of Thurston Laidlaw Shoosmith (1865-1933) and Fanny Violet Shoosmith (1871-1925), to advance public knowledge and education of their watercolours and associated family history. To promote art therapy sessions as a creative expression for the alleviation of trauma and the emotional well-being of people.

The trustees' main activity will be providing financial support and assistance to charitable organisations and individuals by making grants. In particular, working with young people to improve their opportunities as they transfer into the working environment, improving the quality of life for elderly people towards the end of their lives and helping young musicians to get a start in their careers.

The Charity provides recreation and other leisure time pursuits for those in care and involves friends and families of those in care in the provision of such activities

Worship & prayerEvangelism & MissionExpressing God's love to the communityNurture & growth of Christian disciplesTraining and equipping the congregation for Christian servicePastoral careSecond Hand Shop and CafeSupporting charitable social actionWitney Day Centre for the Elderly

SAFE provides a range of activities for children and adults with Asperger Syndrome, these include SAFE Stuff, SAFE Youth Activity Club, Hub Club Southend (run in conjunction with Southend Borough Council Early Help Community Team), A.S.A.P. (Asperger Syndrome Adults and Parents), we also have a group for Women only, and other support group meetings.

Provide holidays for children suffering from cancer & their families.Raise funds to improve children's oncology wards.Raising funds for childhood cancer research in particular neuroblastoma.

1. THE ADVANCEMENT OF CHRISTIAN FAINTH WORLDWIDE 2. THE RELIEF OF POVERTY 3. RESTORING FAMILY VALUES

We have established a Christian Fellowship in a very needy area of Sunderland. We provide basic religious activities and reach out into the community to work amongst children and young people, women, one parent families and any other needs as they arise.

Generation 2 Generation (G2G) enables second and third generation of Holocaust survivors to tell their family stories through the creation of engaging presentations integrating survivor testimony and other artefacts. This is facilitated through speaker training and technical support. G2G provides speakers to institutions holding Holocaust education programs throughout the year.

The charity has been set up to help resource the Children's Ward at North Devon District Hospital.The charity will help families of children 0-18 who are diagnosed with a life threatening illness/conditions by instant financial assistance. We cover families of children receiving care through the Children's Ward or clinics at the N D D Hospital or those referred by the N D D H for tertiary care.

Southcote Family Church is a free church which operates on Sundays and most days during the week.As well as Sunday services, there are weekly activities for the fellowship and for members of the community. The church regularly supports, both in prayer and in finances, a number of local and national Christian causes.

We bring Oromo people together, building stronger relationships within our community and with other communities across Brighton and Hove.We run a weekly Oromo Saturday School for Oromo refugee children and their families, community-wide community cultural celebrations, separate clubs for men and women, community meals and outings.

Support for education, housing and poverty relief in a parish within Andhra Pradesh, India.

General Charitable Purposes. Trustees Do Not accept any unsolicited applications

The trustees wish to establish a charity which offers respite holidays to families who have either lost achild under the age of 18 or or who is terminally ill, wishing for happy memories to made for them and theirsiblings and parents. The trustees will advertise their service through the Royal Marsden Hospital, Sutton and The Eleanor Hospice and via the website, social media.

To support the inspirational work of the Salesian Sisters who work tirelessly to change the lives of thousands of children and their families living in the most deprived areas of Kenya, Tanzania and Rwanda. The volunteers are mainly working in education.

Our mission is to work with disadvantaged and disabled individuals and families to achieve a positive outcome through working with communities throughout the Southwest of England.

Brent Cultural Centre provides the following provisions such as:a) Community Adviceb) Educational Support Programs for young peoplec) Mentoringd) Family meditatione) Community Events

GRI-UK works to drive research into treatments and cures for GRI Disorders (GRIA, GRID, GRIK, & GRIN); Support families so that those diagnosed can lead the best life possible; Raise awareness of GRI disorders within UK heath systems to enable better diagnosis/treatment; and Bring together a range of partners to make the UK a centre of excellence for finding treatments and cures to GRI conditions.

To serve the interests of persons with learning disabilities and their families. To increase understanding and public awareness of the problems & needs of the learning disabled and their families. To enhance the social intergration of persons with learning disabilities into the community. To promote respite for carers.

Rehoboth Community Outreach club started reaching out to vulnerable families in 2013. In March 2014 Rehoboth started receiving requests for support with addressing the increasing issue of food poverty amongst the single homeless living in hostels and the local street homeless. Rehoboth now provides over 340 hot meals every Monday & Thursday, chilled meals deliveries to local hostel on Wednesday.

Parent participation and coproduction forum for families with disabled children and young people with additional needs in Dorset (age 0-25 years)

Cylch Meithrin and Ti a Fi Llanerch provides preschool education and care to children aged 2-4 years old through the medium of Welsh. Our aim is to provide every child and family the opportunity to learn new experiences through the medium of Welsh offering them a sound foundation on their journey to a bilingual education and life. This is achieved through various activities that promote children's