Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

We run Fernheath Playing Fields in the deprived area of West Howe in Bournemouth. The field is mainly used for football at weekends and has been shown to reduce anti social behaviour and improve health and well being of residents in the community. It is also used by dog walkers and other residents for meeting and play by families. It is run entirely by volunteers who spend many hours there.

The Matthew Trust is a national charity for people with mental health problems and victims of abuse as they are amongst the most misunderstood and disadvantaged in our society. We give help for their everyday lives - for example - clothing, furniture and equipment to repair bleak homes, respite breaks for the family, child carers holidays, second chance education to encourage back to work or hobbi

Health awareness workshops and support group on HIV and STIs for affected individuals and their carersFinancial Hardship support via fundin Trusts.Support groups work with young carersHIV Prevention /STIs, conferences etc.Holiday and Breaks for client groupActivities for youth carers and families affectedParenting workshopsIT and job trainingReferrals to mainstream TB awarenes

Providing hot meals to the street homeless and food parcels to families caught in food poverty.Provide practical help and support to those struggling to maintain appropriate standards at their property, in conjunction with the housing associations.Provide friendship and pastoral care via church services and home visits.Arrange social and recreational events for local residents.

To support and provide amenities/facilities for nursing homes providing care for the chronically or terminally ill. To provide or assist in providing nursing/respite/day/palliative care for such persons wherever they are. To assist in providing counselling and information to such persons and their families/dependents on cancer and other terminal illnesses. To promote research.

Running support groups for families affected by disability.

Supporting individuals and organisations working with and on behalf of couples and families and their relationships.

To support the care of newborn infants, their parents and families and the heathcare staff on the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Hull Royal Infirmary.

To relieve poverty and distress, preserve and protect good health and counselling to families residing in The United Kingdom and overseas, particularly but not exclusively in London.By the provision of advice,information and assistance in such matters as health, the advancement of religion, the advancement of education, the advancement of the Arts, sport, heritage, music, drama, training etc...

To relieve the needs of persons who have suffered a stroke, in particular by the provision of support, advice, recreation and other leisure time occupation to such persons, their carers and families in the interests of social welfare so their conditions of life may be improved.

The charity's objects and principal activity is to help in the relief of families suffering from bereavement through the loss of a child during pregnancy in such ways as the trustees from time to time may think fit.

To relieve the emotional distress of those persons with or predisposed to cancer, and their family and friends

FCS meets at the Conservative Club in Uppermill for our Sunday morning service. We pray together mid-week at member?s homes. FCS is a member of Churches Together in Saddleworth, participating in joint services, prayer breakfasts and this year?s Lent course. We welcome visiting speakers and our leaders attend the monthly Leader?s prayer breakfast in Oldham. We will be having a PAIS youth worker.

Extraordinary Links CIO currently operates in Shirehampton and the surrounding areas in Bristol. We currently offer a free activity group for disabled and SEN children and their families. We also offer support and sign-posting to parent/carers on organisation which can help their child.

To co-ordinate, administer and distribute the monies donated in response to the Manchester Arena attack on 22 May 2017. The objectives are to relieve sickness or disability of victims and their dependants, to relieve financial need among the victims and survivors of the attack, including families and dependants and to support such other charitable purposes as Trustees consider appropriate.

- Preaching and Teaching the gospel of Jesus Christ- Promoting Christian moral and values- Giving small material help to members to relieve from poverty, sickness and distress

Sunday chapel services, Llangower & Rhosygwaliau social evenings, Llangower & Rhosygwaliau show, keep fit classes, the community's own use (birthday parties), Gwynedd Council, scouts clubs, Friday family club & Sunday night talk (Tecwyn Ifan).

The charity operates in rural areas in Romania supporting families affected by extreme poverty and poor housing conditions. It supports a village day centre for children and young adults with special needs. It also supports a Romanian charity which provides artificial limbs for children whose families could not otherwise afford the necessary prostheses.

Dancing classes, judo, karate, weight watchers, community meetings, meeting and coffee mornings for over 60, fun days coach trips for families on low income or unemployed,

We provide financial support for various projects.

The Foundation brings together staff, students, parents, members of the community and grant providers with the joint vision of enhancing the education and life experiences of the students from Collingwood School & Media Arts College. It also provides opportunities for family learning and activities for students from the wider community.

To relieve and assist isolated, vulnerable or needy individuals and families in the Local Government District for Canterbury City Council, by providing vouchers, food or any other means as the trustees deem appropriate. Such assistance to be gifted in the name of the Lord Mayor of Canterbury.

To relieve the needs of people over 65 who live on their own and do not have any family in the area by organising social events that will help them have a happier life.

Our church supports the spiritual and social needs of a small community, primarily comprising Eritrean migrants in the UK. We benefit the public by - organising weekly services and spiritual activities that are open to all - supporting refugees and asylum seekers, by giving pastoral care and help them integrate into the British society - running family-friendly events, - and volunteering.

The forward project provides psychotherapy and counselling for people with mental health problems. The project also provides support to families and carers of people experiencing mental health problems and promotes good practices in mental health.