Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

We create awareness of the early symptoms of bowel cancer. We fund patients who are not provided life prolonging drugs by the NHS.We provide counselling and support to bowel cancer patients and their families.We are funding ground breaking research into bowel cancer screening at Queen Mary University of London Centre for Cancer Prevention at a total cost of ?200,000 over a three year period.

The Principal activities of the organisation are to establish in Bangladesh and elsewhere:-homes for the orphans, handicapped, disadvantaged and poor children; to provide educational facilities and vocational training; to provide financial assistance for families in distress and to relieve poor children by providing sponsorship by individuls or institutions.

LTCH works in developing countries helping to:-:Relieve deaf, hearing impaired, poor children(0-16 years) and their familiesEducate deaf or hearing impaired children by provision of specialist facilities and health care specialists. Educate young people, their families, health care professionals and outreach workers in prevention, treatment and management of hearing impairment and deafness.

The Henry Rogers Almshouses provide comfortable, affordable accommodation for the elderley who have strong family links within the immediate locality.

The charity's activities are the provision of support to low paid missionaries and their families and similar causes.

Lasting Life's mission is to improve the quality of life for those dealing with cancer; to help them and their families, provide help in finding or funding, alternative ways to deal with problems faced and meeting their specific needs. This will primarily be achieved through the giving of grants to individuals and / or organisations.

Providing financial support to needy members and their families of the Hampshire branch of the National Farmers Union and to make donations to The Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution and other charities of assistance generally to the farming community.

To promote and encourage the study of Irish genealogy and to collect books and manuscripts of genealogical value.Has a library of books and documents relating mainly to Irish Family History, currently in store. Materials can be retrieved upon request by members.Publishes some records relating to Irish Family History on Society's website.For details see the Society's website.

To enhance and promote the religion of Christianity. This in turn will help people to be more focussed in their lives and increase family values.

General charitable purposes.Trustees Do Not accept any unsolicited applications

Up and Downs is a friendly support group, supporting children with Downs Syndrome and their families based in the West Midlands. The group is affiliated with the Downs Syndrome Association. The group holds monthly meetings for children with Downs Syndrome of all ages and their families, including siblings. The group has been welcoming new families for several years.

The main aim of the charity is to provide food and provisions for families whose children are receiving end of life care in their own homes, in a hospice or in hospital. The charity is a much needed resource in the community to address the need for immediate practical support for extremely vulnerable families.

The primary activity of the Charity, t/a Families Anonymous, is the support of families and friends of drug abusers in the UK, Eire and Gibraltar. This is achieved by supplying and answering enquiries on Public Information, a 7 days a week Helpline, the FA Website including Forum, an annual convention and the sale of FA Literature. FA support groups are throughout the UK and Gibraltar, and Eire

Provision of a free to enter Museum Gallery which showcases the military and social history of The Royal Lancers and Nottinghamshire's Cavalry from 1689 to the present day.Provision for family research and an on site educational research facility.Preservation and conservation of artefacts and archival material.

The charity put on activities for the children ,their families and local community to raise funds for the school. The activities include discos for all , a Christmas Fete or Carol Concert , Summer Bazaar and running a lottery . School and the charity discuss how best to use the funds , this can include contributions for trips , equipment or additional items.

Provide entertainment packages and food vouchers for a child going through chemotherapy treatment, who also has a diagnosis of Autism. These are requested by staff who work closely with these families and are through referrals.

The charity continues to hold regular Sunday services, which remain central to our activities, with a focus on preaching the Word. Additionally, we conduct home and hospital visits, deliverance and healing services, and offer family counseling. We also organize music rehearsals, youth evangelism training, support for members, and collaborate with other churches to foster a faith-led community.

We provide activities and events to promote the acceptance of patients and their families to their disability. We provide peer support for those suffering a spinal cord illness or injury.

HOLDING REGULAR CHRISTIAN WORSHIP SERVICES TO PROMOTE THE MESSAGE OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH IN THE COMMUNITY.

Our current activities include the provision of practical support to refugees and asylum seekers from the Sudanese Community living in the UK, as most of them experience problems of adjusting to a different culture, language difficulties to access basic services such as health, education, housing, training and employment. We help families, children and young people to improve their lives.

A church which delivers spiritual services to the community- helping people with depression, drug addicts,providing free counselling to the community on various issues e.g. marriage/family break down, addictions, teenage delinquency amongst others. This is done by preaching the Gospel of Peace through our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Free supply of resourses e.g-DVD, BOOKS,BIBLES etc.

The University of the Third Age (U3A) is a self-help learning organisation for people who have completed their career or finished raising a family.It means they have the time to enrich their lives with new skills and experiences, pursue their interests, form new friendships and enjoy a sense of belonging to a vibrant community.

Providing and maintaining a venue suitable for all members of the Crossways community and its environs. Groups currently using the building: Dorset Search & Rescue, Youth Club, Brownies, family Martial Arts Training, U3A ,Slimming World,Crossways W.I. and our monthly Pop Up Community cafe and table sale. Village and family celebrations use the building and field.

Is currently working with families to support disadvantaged children in higher education and working with local hospitals to provide respite breaks for families with a child suffering with cancer . Based at a farmhouse in NE Suffolk.

Charity raising funds through school PTFA comprising of parents and family members of the children of Llangyfelach Primary School