Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

Humanitarian work in Myanmar. Provision of food, shelter and medicines for poor communities and up to 130 former street children now being housed with family groups. Provision of wells in remote villages. Emergency relief in flood disasters as needed. The charity also provides an annual holiday camp for the children and adults.

We support deaf children & their families living in Oxfordshire. We provide assistance for the deaf child & their families either directly or by providing social and entertainment initiatives.

Small grants to meet special needs and to support education, training and the arts in the West Midlands.

Friends of Thorndown schools hold fundraising activities that involve friends, families and pupils of the school. Such activities include disco's, fayres, bingo evenings, fashion shows, quiz evenings and auctions of promises.

HearSay provides professional counselling to children, adolescents, adults and families affected by a range of impairing conditions such as mental illness, behavioural or emotional problems, arising from physical and/or sensory disabilities, or other disabilities, including Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). It is based in Maidstone, Kent.

We provide advice and advocacy for Sudanese Coptic people to enable them to access services such as health, education, benefits and employmentWe hold fortnightly family gathering with sport, entertainments and lectures at Impulse Leisure centre, Southwick. We also arrange seasonal activities such as trips, parties and open days.

Support for a wide range of recognised charitable institutions in the UK and Israel including those involved in health; education; welfare; young people; the arts; and Jewish religious and communal activities.

Belmont Families is a Parent Teacher Association whose purpose is to advance the education of all pupils attending Belmont Infant and Belmont Junior schools by raising funds for school enrichment activities, creating a friendly inclusive environment, providing extra opportunities to have fun at school and developing effective relationships between staff and parents.

1. Organising worship service for young people where they are empowered and equipped to live responsible Christian life.2. Assisting needy families financially to meet some of their bills.3. Distributing bibles to young people and needy churches4. Organise monthly and holiday bible club for young people in our communityWe operate our activities Hertfordshire and Warwickshire.

An allotment garden, plots of land made available for individual, non-commercial gardening. Such plots are formed by subdividing a piece of land into a few or up to several hundreds of land parcels that are assigned to individuals or families. the parcels are cultivated individually,

We are a small family trust usually meeting in April/October. We only accept postal applications: please do not phone. Do include s.a.e. for response if unsuccessful . We generally give grants to charitable projects within 40 miles of Brailes, S.E.Warwickshire, including church repairs, hospital and hospice projects, village appeals, and "character forming" activities for young people.

Giving public access to the artistic works held by the Pasternak Trust (the work of Leonid Osipovich, Boris Leonidovich and other members of the Pasternak family); ensuring the professional cataloguing and conservation of these works; making them available for scholarly study; promotion of the works through exhibitions and a website.

We raise funds and support orphans families in different villages in Pemba - Zanzibar. We were able to distribute food packages and also managed to raise funds for donation of Qurban (meat distribution). The meat was distributed to less fortunate families and orphans. We managed to raise fund for orphan sponsorship in Zanzibar and feed poor families including elderly and orphans.

The Oxford Baby Bank collects clothing and equipment from families who have finished with it and distributes it free of charge to families in need who have been referred by frontline professionals and charities.

The advancement of the Christian faith for the public benefit in the United Kingdom in accordance with the principles and practices of the Participating Churches by engaging in celebration of public worship; the teaching of the Christian faith; missions and evangelism; pastoral work, including visiting the sick and the bereaved families and support other charities in the UK and overseas. .

The purpose of dsdfamilies is to promote good health and social inclusion of children with DSD (Differences of Sex Development) and to relieve the needs of children with DSD (and their families), through opportunities for greater engagement in activities, provision of educational resources and promotion of understanding and positive attitudes.

Provides respite to families and friends by providing day care for adults on Monday and Thursday between 10am and 3pm. Coffee, Tea, Biscuits plus a hot meal are provided for up to 20 people per day. The Day Centre provides this service for 21 local villages. The funds are built up from Donations from the Parish Councils, Fundraising and Individuals.

Grimesthorpe Family Centre is run by volunteers to provide space for groups to rent, to benefit the community. We are refurbishing the Centre to increase our activities to benefit the local area.

Advice and advocacy, youth work, youth activities (i.e. youth club, sports, outing/trips, workshops, peer mentoring), educational link work for secondary schools, family support work, fathers outreach work and other community activities.

Talking Hands operates as an national Wales charity and deliver activities with Deaf children, young people & their families and Deaf families includes Signs and Rhymes toddlers group, play group and youth club up to 25 years of ages.This includes regional activities, programmes of sessional and projects activities across Wales and building our provision with Children, Youth and families.

THE RELIEF OF NEED OF TEENAGERS AGES 16-19 IN HERTFORDSHIRE AND SURROUNDING AREAS DIAGNOSED WITH CANCER OR ANY TERMINAL ILLNESS THROUGH; -THE PROVISION OF EDUCATION EQUIPMENT -FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO TEENAGERS AND THEIR FAMILIES AND -FUNDING RESPITE FROM TREATMENT IN THE FORM OF MEMORY-MAKING DAYS OUT

The BSAP Trust supports members and their families and/or dependants of the BSAP Regimental Association (of the UK Branch). It administers welfare and counselling where required and has an almoner service to counsel on and investigate the needs of those with disabilities and financial hardship who qualify for support within its remit.

To provide a venue for the community which will help social isolation particularly for older people provide support for families with young children and act as a focus for community activities, education and events

Provides practical and emotional support and assistance to breast cancer patients and their families. Our Counsellors offer help on a voluntary basis at the same time as working along side the professionals at the local hospital. We also offer a help line service.

Resettle refugee families under the Government Community Sponsorship scheme. Practical support for and promote health of the families.Advance the education & training of each resettled family member. Sponsor integration of refugees and local communities through practical action and partnerships with statutory and other agencies.Encourage and support other Tyneside Community Sponsorship groups