Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

CHURCH COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES 1. KIDS CLUB: 5 to 11 yrs 2. YOUTH CLUB: 12 to 18 yrs 3. SUNDAY SCHOOL: 1 to 13 yrs 4. BIBLE DETECTIVE TEACHING & TRAINING. 16 YRS AND UPWARDS. 5. BRING AND SHARE OPEN TO ALL. 6. PICNIC IN THE PARK-FAMILIES AND FRIENDS-FUN, GAMES FOOD & FELLOWSHIP. 7. RAINBOW CENTRE AID TOWARDS THE HOMELESS-DONATING FINANCE & FOOD. 8. CHURCH MISSION SUPPORT ACTIVITIES

The Bennelong Foundation (UK) has a policy of giving grants to a wide variety of charitable institutions including those engaged in opening pathways to social inclusion for new arrivals to the UK facing hardship, and families facing barriers to accessing food and education.

Our goal is to help people help themselves out of poverty. We build successful social enterprises to sustainably fund;care, food and education for orphans, community centres, installation of water, sanitation and electricity systems, support for teachers and healthcare workers, HIV prevention projects, AIDS counselling and physiotherapy and the provision of family grants and enterprise support.

Provision of financial support towards the cost of1. providing care and support for sick and disabled children living in Israel in particular for visits, activities and entertainment for such children2. providing and arranging for volunteer programmes, parties, outings & holidays for sick and disabled children living in Israel to relieve stress & distress of such children and their families

The charity supports other charities carrying out charitable work in London (HIV positive families), Wales (with the elderly), Manchester (offenders, schools) and Norwich (teaching English).

Overseas famine relief for church members & pastors in the Philippines, church planting in Phil. In England education and training for the members of the church who are interested to learn different musical instruments: keyboard, guitar and drums, encounter God retreat and family camp. Weekly sunday worship service, B/study in various places, Feeding homeless in England every 1st Sat of a month.

CFEF provides practical and emotional support to children and families each year through our diverse range of services across London. Our Services includes : Afterschool and holiday club, Parenting program, Outreach, advocacy, advice and support to asylum seekers and other undocumented migrants, who would otherwise be unable to access such representation due to their limited financial resources.

To promote and increase physical activity to improve health and wellbeing. Raise awareness of risk factors to improving wellbeing. Increase engagement opportunities and social networks for young people. Work in partnership across all sectors to deliver innovative health programs that will have a positive impact on mental health issues. Education Training, Health Wellbeing, Support Advice, family.

Our main purpose is to advance the Christian faith through the teachings of the Bible and preaching the gospel. We hold Bible talks, family sessions, praise meetings, Bible study groups and Sunday School at our hall, plus monthly talks at Watford Central Library. We make a regular dispatch of literature on Bible topics, free of charge. We provide spiritual and pastoral care to our members.

This is a family Trust which supports organisations and activities involved in the alleviation of poverty, health, education in rural areas of developing countries, particularly in Indian sub-continent and Africa. It supports activities related to youth,elderly and underprivileged.

A SMALL FAMILY TRUST. TRUSTEES MEET IN MAY AND OCTOBER TO AWARD GRANTS. GRANTS UP TO 1,000 AWARDED. Interested in small charities in Yorkshire and the North but will consider charities outwith these areas and worldwide.

To provide the relief of unemploymentTo promote the education of people and the preservation of mental healthTo provide assistance to families in needTo promote social inclusionTo advance such other charitable purposes (according to the law of England and Wales) as the charity trustees see fit from time to time.

Community hands is a charity who offer support to persons or families in need or who are homeless and we empower the community to support each other,we create and seek resources to help them acquire settled lives in the community.

(SEN-FSG) is an independent guidance and support network for the benefit of children with physical disabilities, learning disabilities or special educational needs. We can provide advocacy, practical support also information.

We help orphans, widows and needy families in Azad Kashmir, Pakistan particularly in the city of Bagh and the remote villages around Bagh.

Acitivities Programme for children & families, young people, adults and over 50's. This includes Kids Club ages 5 -12, Job Club providing support, advice, training for the unemployed. Community Cafe and computer drop in and advice to enable those without access to a computer, smart phone or internet to claim in work and out of work benefits. Collection point for Food Bank.

Provision of reusable materials collected from industry for use in art, craft and play activities involving families and community organisations.

Arranging meetings for public worship, which includes Bible education and training in Christian living.carrying out children's work.Organizing events such as concerts, picnics for families etc.providing a translation and advice service to help people dealing with problems and practical help to those in need which includes referring people to other organisations that provide services for the needy.

The charity currently assists Gurkha Veterans and their families settle into the UK. Support is given to those Veterans, (pre 1997), to complete all the forms required by the council, banks & estate agents. Liaison is also arranged between the DWP & the GWT. Income is mainly through street collections,donations and the Gurkha Resettlement Fund..English language and other courses are available.

Weekly worship and teaching programmes for the various age groups (Adults and Children) as well as combined family services on special occasions.Organised evangelistic programmes to reach out to community. Collaborative activities were engaged in with other Churches and Christian Organisations to reach out to the less privilege in the community such as distribution of Christmas Hampers.

Financial and practical support for Christian workers in Romania who help to relieve poverty and sickness in poor communities. Grants given to assist in purchasing winter fuel, food and house repairs for needy families.Grants to help initiate a Romanian project providing work for Romanians who would otherwise have no work. Profits from this returned to support the Romanian Christian ministry.

THE HELPERS (AL ANSAR) FOUNDATION operates for the relief of financial hardship and poverty amongst families in Bangladesh who would not otherwise be able to afford basic supplies such as; food, clean water, and clothing, through the provision of these supplies.

- Helps to raise funds to enrich the resources of Hildenborough CEP School;- Fosters close cooperation and communication between the families, school staff and the wider community; and- Engages in activities which support the school and enhance the wider education of the children attending it.

Classes in Architecture, Art, Bird Watching, Current Affairs, Crafts, Drama, Family History, Gardening, Heritage, Line Dancing, Literature, Music Appreciation, Play Reading, Poetry, Science, Singing, Ukulele, Walking, Writing; theatre visits and interest holidays, Philosophy, Conversational Spanish.

The Bar Choral Society offers the opportunity to barristers, judges, family members and friends and those who work within or with the legal profession to come together to sing choral music to a high standard. Rehearsing and performing largely in Temple Church and around the Inns of Court, the Society presents approximately two concerts per year.