Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

Provides support to children and adults affected by 1p36 deletion syndrome and their families in the UK, in particular, but not exclusively, by arranging a conference every other year to share research and practice concerning management of symptoms, treatment and sharing educational content about 1p36 deletion syndrome.

The purpose of the charity is for the public benefit & provide relief and assistance of people in need of financial support in Sri Lanka who are affected by war or natural disaster and families with young children who struggle to support themselves&provide assistance to disadvantage families to set up small businesses whereby they are not dependent on others to carry out their day to day life.

EBSA (Eliot Bank School Association) is a Parents, Teachers & Friends Association aiming to fundraise for Eliot Bank Primary School, London, SE26 4BU. This fundraising is with the intent of providing resources, educational experiences, and events to further enrich the learning opportunities and lives of pupils, their families and the local community of the school.

To promote, develop, and maintain appreciation of, the art of music in all its aspects by the presentation ofpublic professional concerts and recitals, and by such other ways as the society through its committeeshall determine from time to time.To advance musical education by the provision of free or subsidised concerts to minors and their families.

Botanic Gardens Education Network promotes and advances the delivery of education in botanic gardens, parks and historic gardens. It helps raise awareness of plant diversity, conservation and role of plants in our daily lives, and makes links between people and plants around the world. BGEN works with families, schools groups and the wider community.

The North Gower Food Hub is a food bank covering Gower and the immediate surrounding area that provides weekly (and emergency) food parcels, including essential toiletries and other household items, delivered to individuals and families in need. We also signpost clients to relevant information, sources of support and other advisory services.

We participate and express Christian principles, doctrine and practices within the domain of our gatherings both in the United Kingdom and abroad. We are actively engaged within the community of Eltham and Welling in supporting individuals and families through care, friendships and fellowship; as well as in any areas they are in need such as sign posting to professional services where necessary.

Intended activities are to provide:Place of worship,Maintain good relationships with other communities,Supporting families.Relieving poverty.Organising cultural and social events.Providing funeral care and services.Providing education.

WE PROVIDE GRANTS FOR THINGS SUCH AS MEDICAL/EDUCATIONAL/RECREATIONAL EQUIPMENT, TRAVEL EXPENSES, DAYS OUT, SHORT BREAKS, SUPPORT SERVICES, AND THINGS THAT WILL ENHANCE THE LIVES OF SICK CHILDREN/YOUNG PEOPLE SUFFERING FROM A LIFE LIMITING ILLNESS OR PERMANENT DISABLEMENT. WE ALSO SUPPORT THEIR FAMILIES. WE HELP CHILDREN/YOUNG PEOPLE FROM ALL OVER THE UK. WE DONATE OUR SMILE BAGS TO WARD PLAYROOMS

The charity continues its activities in furtherance of its objectives.

The Friends of Jamarko and EPHC works with a Nepalese social development organisation to support the education of disadvantaged children in Nepal through primary, secondary and higher secondary schooling; an Adult Literacy Programme for the children's parents; and a Medical Fund which provides financial assistance for medical care if the child's family cannot afford to pay for themselves.

The Bothies is a Learning Resource Centre based in Scampston Walled Garden Conservatory. It provides gardening and craft activities for adults with learning or physical disabilities; Forest School activities for families and children; educational courses and craft workshops for the general public; community projects for special interest groups and curriculum related activities for schools.

Andover Twenty1 is a parent-led Charity. Our purpose is to provide support to people with Down's Syndrome and their families, from birth and through school. We want our members to reach their potential, socially and academically. We support children and their families who live within a 25 mile radius of Andover including Newbury, Winchester and Salisbury as well as smaller towns and villages.

Ilkley Foodbank provides emergency food, essential toiletries and household items to individuals and families in need. We also share surplus donations with other charities or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty in the West Yorkshire area.

Advancing the Christian religion especially in relation to the study and comparison of cults and new religions in the light of the Bible as it is accepted and taught in the evangelical tradition of the Christian Church. Providing help and support to those who have had bad experiences with cults and occult practices and to their families.

A range of activities to raise funds for the school, which can be used to improve the experience of its pupils. Small events, including Christmas fair, discos, night walk and more provide an opportunity for pupils and their families to come together for enjoyment and to raise money.

Providing grants of money or the provision of services for individuals, families or groups facing challenging circumstances.Providing bursaries to people aged 26 years and under to help them broaden their skills and experiences.Providing funds for provision of amenities or services that will be of general benefit to the community.

our aim is to give support to men who have been sexually abused and there families in the south west of England which will cover Cornwall, Devon, Dorset and Somerset

Working with local care homes and charities to provide funding for the relief of alzheimers and dementia sufferers and top-up grants to enable residents to remain in their care homes when their finances are exhausted. Our activities are currently limited to the Surrey/Hampshire border area.

Supporting children ,through projects run by the Holy Cross AIDS Hospice in Emoyeni, KwazuluNatal South Africa, who have been orphaned as a result of AIDS or are suffering with AIDS or HIV positive in this deeply rural area. Currently, the charity through its support of these programs reaches out to over 500 child headed families and 1700 orphans

The three charitable objects of the Charity are as follows. 1. To promote and protect the physical and mental health of families affected by congenital CMV through the provision of support, education and practical advice. 2. To advance the education of the medical profession and the general public into congenital CMV and its implications for the family. 3. To promote research into the causes

The Society encourages and assists people worldwide who are researching family or general history related to Dyfed (Cardiganshire, Carmarthenshire, and Pembrokeshire). A journal about people, places and social history is published. There are branches in Cardigan, Carmarthen, Haverfordwest, Llandovery, Llanelli and London, each with a programme of meetings to educate or to help with research.

Bardney Gateway Centre is a vibrant hub offering event spaces, youth programmes, community activities, and support services. Proceeds funding the upkeep of the building, ensuring Bardney Youth Club thrives as a vital resource for young people and families.

We run events to fundraise for our local primary school. The events are a mix of ones for children, families at the school and the wider local community.

The Grifaid Charity is about safe water for all, providing access to safe drinking water for families and communities, resulting in the relief of hardship, the preservation of health and the support of education among people in poverty residing in developing countries.