Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

KCS PTA raises money for the benefit of all the children at the school. We provide community services, such as 2nd hand uniform and play equipment. Through our activities such as running Christmas parties, Easter hunts and Summer Fairs, we bring together the children, their families, teachers, staff and the wider community to have fun and form positive relationships with each other.

The Executive Committee continues to promote the study of family history through various media. This includes monthly meetings at 2 locations and also online, our quarterly journal, attendance at fairs and through the Society website. We also transcribe original documents and record Memorial Inscriptions.

The charity carries out its purpose in the following ways:- arranges support and information sharing meetings for host families- the provision of information via its dedicated website and Facebook group which holds information inboth English and Ukrainian- the organisation of local events to ensure Ukrainian families feel welcome- dissemination of information about local activities such

Donations to local Churches, Schools and Hospitals

Supporting men and their families in Bedfordshire who have had prostate cancer (PCa), are undergoing treatment or who have been recently diagnosed and have to make a decision on which treatment to have. Also, creating awareness of PCa at exhibitions, fairs, well-being days and other events, undertaking free walk-in PSA testing days and helping to fund projects on PCa in local hospitals.

Family Tree Wirral provides training, information, support groups, counselling, advocacy, newsletter, library and social events for family members of those experiencing mental ill-health. In addition, members of the charity bring the needs and views of carers to local decision making bodies and the charity seeks to work collaboratively with other agencies, both statutory and voluntary.

The charity annually canvasses local schools and communities in the villages immediately North of Ipswich in post code IP6, to find families in financial need, and students, up to age 25, in universities and similar institutions, whose circumstances may be restricting their educational opportunities. Annual grants are awarded based on evidence of need, and graded according to the ages of children.

Operating from the Birchgrove Community Centre in Lon Gwesyn Birchgrove. The relief of financial hardship amongst people in Birchgrove and the surrounding area in such ways as the trustees from time-to-time think fit, in particular, but not exclusively by providing emergency food, essential toiletries, and household items to individuals and families in need and/or for distribution by charities

Stand Alone supports adults that are estranged from their family or key family member. We run support groups, training and facilitate research on family estrangement and its effects.

Fundraising and running family events for Blackmore Primary School

The village hall provides a venue mainly for local villagers but also for people in neighbouring villages. We take bookings from anyone whose requirement for the hall is deemed suitable by the trustees regardless of religion or race. Examples are yoga classes, village meetings and family celebrations.

We are a charity that supports individuals diagnosed with Triple Negative Breast Cancer and their families.

WDEF is an organisation made up of family, friends and colleagues of the late Workneh Dechasa seeking to raise funds to build an elementary school in his memory in his home village Malkaa Dhagaa-Gudar (Guder), Oromia, Ethiopia. WDEF is an association CIO with members in the UK and internationally, and a partner organisation of Workneh's friends and family in Oromia.

Our charity holds termly events for our Fostering Families including parties, discos, weekly youth hub, fundraising and other events that may be raised with the committee. These events are run by RMBC Foster Carer's using local community resources i.e. local community centres.

Our aims are to offer support to our members with learning disabilities and their families and carers. We also offer leisure and sporting opportunities to our members.

Elsie's Moon supports families when pregnancy doesn't follow the plan. Working primarily in Wirral and NW, with some support across UK. We help local hospitals and centers with resources, as well as providing wellbeing, practical and peer support to families. Our beneficiaries include, but are not limited to families who have experienced loss at any gestation, babyloss, NICU and hospice stays.

During the year the Branch financed a range of activities for the Association and was involved with the supervision of welfare payments to ex-servicemen and their families in the Wolverhampton area.

The charity is to provide specialist accommodation that will be modified and furnished to meet the specific needs of children who have a severe disability and their families. The accommodation is based in Hale and is currently being adapted before the centre is opened for use.

Working with young people not in education, employment or training - basic skills sessions, assistance seeking employment & application/interview process. Working with various nationalities/ethnicities - primarily young people. Assistance in English language skills, application processes for college/university. Mentoring sessions, Run.Sports/Recreational sessions & general events for families.

Meetings of young farmers, carpet bowls, bridge, flower arranging, keep fit, computer classes, yoga, monthly retired persons lunch club, church social events, Parish Council . Polling station for elections. Available to hire for meetings, children's parties, family celebrations, wedding receptions. Venue for village social events.

To provide a holiday playscheme during the Easter and Summer Holidays for children with disabilities and additional needs aged 3 to 11 years and to provide respite for their families.

Relief of financial hardship, advancement of education and for the benefit of the community.

The charity will provide mental health support through counselling low-income families, children in need and children in care within the community. We will also provide educational support to statutory-age children and young people (Post 16). Providing vocational support as well as job skills opportunities. We aim to do this through the support of the local communities, counsellors and tutors.

Cake sales, entertainment for the school children, family discos, family quiz evenings, fairs.

Provide free representation and assistance (advice and support) to those who attend the family court without a lawyer.