Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

Our organisation runs an emergency, a special dietary and distribution food bank in Wolverhampton. We support the underprivileged individuals and families from different social and ethnic backgrounds. We also provide IT Skills training, emotional well-being, complementary therapy treatments and general support services in different languages.

NTA (UK) organises Tamil New Year and Deepavali Celebrations annually for the benefit of Tamil families living in the UK.It helps to promote Tamil language and Culture especially amongst the children of Tamil origin by supporting Tamil schools, and arts, music and dance in the events it organises.NTA (UK) donates money to charities both in the UK and abroad whenever it can.

Support for young people, including education.

The boxing club is a charity boxing club allowing members fees at a reduced rate so more children and low income families are able to take part in this activity.

Chrisitan Religious Activites, family services, teaching of the Bible, worship, prayer and bible study.

The society continues the service it began over 30 years ago. 6 groups offer help and support in researching family history in each of the areas covered by the Society and informational talks and group meetings are offered throughout the year. 10 help desks are run in conjunction with local libraries over a 50 mile radius. A vastly improved website is now available to both members and non members.

Finchingfield Guildhall is an important historic building containing a village centre library, interactive, family-friendly museum and multi-purpose Guild Room, available for hire.

Provide poverty alleviation program, skills acquisition training and empowerment for women, widows and youth in South west Nigeria. Provide education to children of poor families who cannot afford to send their children to school Building of Community schools( Primary and Secondary) in rural areas of Nigeria. Provide Food, Clothing, education & accommodation for street children in SW, Nigeria

Unmask Cancer aims to fundraise and organise events to raise awareness around cancer. Any funding is used to provide Chemo-Kits to patients, counselling from a professional on our team to patients and their families, and soon provide financial support towards travel, wigs and bras. We want everyone to enjoy events with us, whilst raising money to help those affected by a cancer diagnosisis

The provision of:1. Care packages for newly diagnosed families (of cancer);2. Establishing a support network for parents, siblings and grandparents and offering practical advice where necessary;3. Funds to support the provision of a mental health professional at the Great Western Hospital, Swindon;4. Funds to support the provision of a family support telephone helpline.

20 activity/interest groups ranging from table tennis and bowls to art, family history and theatre visits. Currently 410 members mainly from the Stoke on Trent area.

COMMUNITY VILLAGE HALL WORKING CLOSELY WITH HOLY TRINITY CHURCH AND THE LOCAL PRIMARY SCHOOL. THE HALL IS USED FOR MANY LOCAL FUNCTIONS INCLUDING KEEP FIT,WHIST DRIVES,BINGO AND MONEY RAISING EVENTS FOR THE CHURCH AND SCHOOL.FAMILY PARTIES AND CHILDRENS PARTIES ARE ALSO VERY POPULAR.THE HALL IS NOT "TOO BIG" AND HAS A GOOD ATMOSPHERE.WE HAVE BOOKINGS FROM A WIDE RADIUS OF WESTON LULLINGFIELDS.

Continued requests for Storming the Nations to give inspirational talks on how Jesus Christ can transform lives and avoid the pitfalls of drugs & alcohol were done this financial year. Bookings from Schools, Prisons & Churches continue.. Also fundraising for projects in Malawi, with Rob Joy and his family living out there running the projects. 100s of books given out.

We provide stay and play sessions for families, aswell as activities for the whole family during the school holiday. We provide support to carers and their families.

Monthly meetings in Shropshire and website open to allquarterly journal for membersfacilities for research and advice ,books and document loanvoluntary work on old records.voluntary work in local archive office to help visitors.

To promote and improve the quality of life and opportunities for patients of the Spinal and Neuro Rehab Unit atLlandough Hospital by providing a range of facilities for in-patients and their families.The trustees meet on a monthly basis to plan fund raising events.It is a policy of the charity not to make grants to individuals, but to provide material comfort for all spinal patients.

Provision of a community library, information service and IT resources as part of a multi service facility within the Derwent Valley. We provide opportunities for volunteering, an adult readers book club, activities for children and their families/carers, a local history/family history resource, talks and events of literary and local interest, a craft group, meeting rooms for the local community.

Supplementing Education funding through the organisation of family and school events, raising money to support and extend school developments

London Emergencies Trust (LET) works to relieve sickness or disability, whether physical or mental, of victims of emergency incidents and their dependants. It also relieves financial need among the victims of emergency incidents, including their families and dependants. And it supports other appropriate charitable purposes as decided by its Trustees.

POPI is a Babybank service. We provide equipment for babies and children under 5 free of charge to families in need on a Referrals basis. Referrals can be made by professionals such as social workers and health visitors and support agencies such as Domestic Violence Support, Homestart and Refugee Support. Examples of items that we provide include prams, pushchairs, cots, clothing, toys, nappies.

The Mothers' Union exists to support Marriage and Family Life through prayer and practical support.Branches in Hereford Diocese meet regularly for prayer, fellowship, raising money for MU charities and engaging speakers.There are meetings and activities for the whole membership of the Diocese.Various outreach projects include supporting Marriage and giving holidays to families in need.

We address the issues of isolation, lack of information, and loneliness experienced by migrants, refugees and their families, with particular emphasis on those facing health and immigration issues. We seeks to strengthen community relations by uniting individuals and offering key information, guidance, and training.

SUNDAYS10:30am-10:45am Individual Prayer.10:45am Gospel Service with communion.12noon Well-being Cafe.MONTHLY FRIDAYS6pm, Church Family Prayer.LEASE OF HALL: 'Healthy 4 Life,' 'St Oswald's Players,' 'Dancestars: School Of Dance.' 'Home School Tutoring.'

Relief in Need provides grants to support needy individuals and families in the Charity's catchment area; also local charities.