Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

Providing clean water by sinking wells and installing standpipes where possible. Giving rice to poor families. Giving cement to render mud houses so keeping out the rains. Donating corrugate sheets to replace grass roof.providing sponsored nursery school education in 2 schools.built a medical outpost in the bush.

Serving the Public through Religious (Christian) activities.

Accredited Cultural Parenting skills training which has continued to help BAME parents to improve their parenting skills.Provide parent advocacy to Social Services, Family courts. Registered as a UK online centre to deliver computer training. Deliver ESOL; Sewing; and Talk English classes; and a successful Foodbank. Raise awareness on Human Trafficking; domestic violence; culture and relationships

The Charity provides religious & educational program/activities to the community and members. Our venue is meant to accommodate both young and elderly, male or female. Families can gather for socialization and that young generation can benefit from the elderly knowing their roots and traditions.

Sponsored Walks, Charity Ball, Art Exhibition, entertainment evenings.We are mainly based in North West & North Wales - children and families are giving the opportunity to have a holiday together through their difficult times - over the past 12years we have helped over 600 families with the majority going to centre Parcs -Sherwood Forest for a week all exspenses paid.

We offer therapeutic counselling (art, drama, play) alongside conventional counselling for children, young people and adults 5-years upwards, in the Shepway area. We provide individual (one to one) counselling as well as group counselling, where appropriate.We also provide family member counselling where appropriate.

Promotion of social inclusion among families who are excluded from society, due to their social and economic position, health, trauma, or lack of self-worth and confidence; by the provision of drop in play sessions, parenting conversations and support groups to enable parents and other family members to develop new skills and gain confidence, operating in England, mainly Mid-Sussex.

To support families where a child/adult has a disability to enjoy a respite holiday together. Our funds are supplemented by a charity shop which opens on Saturdays.

The charity supports persons with Wolf Hirschhorn Syndrome and their families / carers. The charity produces regular newsletters, provides written information, a website, an advice line and organises meetings at local and national level. The charity provides grants for equipment. The charity promotes research and aims to increase awareness of this rare genetic condition.

The Friends of Honeywood Museum raise funds to support Honeywood Museum and to encourage as many people as possible to take an interest in the local history of the area. The Friends help to pay for additional items to support the work of the museum. We organise regular illustrated talks on all aspects of local history as well as other family events.

The relief of poverty amongst Jewish families in the North Manchester area. The relief of sick and necessitous persons from the Jewish community. Donations are given to individuals who are suffering from medical problems and sickness.

Small Grant Making Trust. The trust can only make grants to Christian organisations, projects, clergy or workers and their families. However worthy other causes, grants can not be made to these.

The charity provides financial support to enable needy and able students from outside the UK to attend course at the London School of Economics.It also provides funds for the purchase, maintenance and improvement of facilities used or needed by terminally ill patients cared for by Marie Curie Cancer Care and the Royal Marsden Hospital.

Supporting children and young adults with life limiting conditions or terminal illness and their families who come under Southampton Children's Hospital, the Teenage and Young Adult Cancer Ward, Southampton and Naomi House Children's Hospice. We offer financial relief for families experiencing hardship and offer families the opportunity to make some magical memories

Local Events : Summer and Christmas Fairs, Childrens entertainments, Parent evenings and family gatherings

The club aims to improve the quality of life of stroke survivors, to provide information and to support their families. Membership is open to all who have suffered a stroke irrespective of age, race or gender. Activities are designed to stimulate the mind and body to help with continuing rehabilitation in a social setting. The club helps demonstrate that there is life after stroke.

Fund raising activities/events: Christmas Prize Draw, fun family evenings, disco and film nights, Summer fair. Money raised helps the school to purchase extra items that all children can benefit from.

ABUK support families affected with Autism and SEN. We offer weekly sessions and activities that allow children to play in a safe, non judgmental environment alongside other like minded children. In equal measures the group offers support and signposting to parents and family members ABUK has created a community and in addition to information, advice and guidance it is a lifeline to many.

Activities of religious organisations. To spread the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ and carry out charitable activities.

Help the poor, Widow ,Destitutes and Orphaned children. supporting 35 destitutes and orphans in the Children's home.Take care and help the persecuted christian families and their children specially their studies and other expenses. Conducting Social awareness classes, Medical camps and youth camps for their better upliftments.

Group Five redistributes unwanted furniture and household effects free of charge to needy families in West Wiltshire.

We run sessions every Saturday morning at Hornsey Road Children's Centre from 10:30 to 2pm, with resources and facilities to aid creativity and sensory needs of autistic children. The children have free play/craft activity, soft play and lunch. Once a month we have a special activity: outing, workshop or entertainer. Parents are given the opportunity to join a support group.

We provide support to people with Down Syndrome and their families that live in and around North Lancashire

I-CCO UK works with a team in Zambia to identify children and families living in poverty who have been affected by the HIV/AIDS epidemic, and who are most in need of support. We provide these families with essential food items, clothes and healthcare, and pay for school fees, books and uniforms for the children. This is financed by fundraising, general donations and a child sponsorship programme.

To promote and encourage the study of family history amongst those living in or having ancestral links with that area of Greater London north of the Thames extending from the edge of the City of London at Bishopsgate and Aldgate, eastwards through the London Borough of Hackney, Tower Hamlets, Newham, Redbridge and Dagenham, to the edge of Metropolitan Essex at Havering.