Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

We give local children with disabilities and their families the support and platform they need to make a difference to their lives and issues. This includes helping them ensure their needs and views are represented. Offering supervised adapted cycle sessions, supporting inclusive cycling based in Hyndburn but allowing children with disabilities access to us from outlying areas of East Lancashire.

Maintenance of the Museum - open to public Easter to end October each year.Provide services for schools and collegesOffer research on Family and Local HistoryMaintain links with similar organisations in the region

We enable voices of local people with learning disabilities and family carers to be heard.We work with people with learning disabilities and family carers to campaign; to challenge providers of local and national services; to raise awareness of learning disability and local and national issues relating to learning disability and fundraise to support our work.

The relief of financial hardship amongst people in Beaminster and the surrounding area by providing emergency food, essential toiletries, and household items to individuals and families in need and/or for distribution by charities or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty. We also signpost people to other charities for further support.

HVHA is the community association for the village. It operates the village hall used by local organisations - choral group, church, W.I etc. It organises the weekly quiz, monthly social nights, some family social nights, the village Exhibition Day, charitable events for causes such as Marie Curie, and provides a venue for hire for private parties such as birthdays, christenings etc.

To advance the education of pupils in the School by raising funds and providing facilities or equipment, in so far as the same are not officially funded by the Local Education Authority. To develop effective relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the School

The Salford Families in need Meals Project is a fundraising charity that exists for the benefit of the relief of poverty and of financial hardship, for those families in need with disadvantaged children. Principally, we raise these funds to provide a weekly food distribution hub to families in need with disadvantaged children, according to this charity object, in the City of Salford.

We organise events to raise money for St Johns Mead Primary School such as:-bingo nights, childrens and family discos, sponsored events, summer and Christmas fayres, quiz nights and so on. The profit we make on our activities goes to enhance the educational experience of pupils at the school, now and in the future.

Children's Aid Team provides information, support, activities and services for children with learning disabilities and their families.

To relieve the needs of children with a metabolic disorder and their families and carers by the provision of grants, raising of awareness of metabolic disorders and the provision of recreational activities. Approximately 2000 awards made through a small grants system to families of children aged ten and under, diagnosed with a metabolic disorder, living in the UK.

To advance the education of the pupils at the Alternative School operated by the Chicuchas Wasi (Children?s Project) in Cusco, Peru (which provides free education for female children of low income families in high risk conditions) by making grants and supplying goods and services for the benefits of pupils not required to be supplied by the national or local Government in Peru

The charity exists to make donations to other charities.

Family History

The Foundation provides holidays for cystic fibrosis children and their families who would not usually be able to afford it.

Provide Support, Advice and Activities for families with children who have any level of hearing loss.

To provide relief of financial hardship amongst people of Croydon and the surrounding area in particular, but not exclusively by providing emergency food, essential toiletries, house items to individual and families in need and/for the distribution by charities or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty among others.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES WHO ARE UNDERGOING LIMB RECONSTRUCTION SURGERY

The advancement of the Christian religion in accordance with doctrine and articles of faith.The relief of poverty, hardship and distress and the relief of sickness.Teaching of the Christian religion to the local communityProviding advice and counselling to families, individuals and couplesProvide emotional support to the community where necessaryOrganising Social events

Collaborate work with staff, parents and 'friends' of the school to bring people together as a 'family' and local community and engage in activities. Events include Summer fete, Easter bingo, fun bouncy assault course, online balloon race, online lottery, raffles/hampers etc, sale of ice creams in summer and products with designs made or led by the children (eg xmas cards, tea towels, aprons).

We run fun and engaging events for students, families and the local community at Bevendean Primary School and Nursery. We run these events to support our community and create wonderful memories for our children and families. We funraise at these events and use the funds we raise to support our charitable purposes.

We provide opportunities for individuals with learning differences and diverse abilities to feel empowered, to be supported and to have a sense of belonging. We do this through the provision of dance classes and workshops with a base in commercial dance, and by supporting our dancers to take part in performances throughout the year.

We raise money to enrich the children's school experience by running events on the school premises throughout the school year for the pupils, families and local community.

St Pauls Child Contact Centre provides a safe and neutral venue where a child can have contact with the parent or family member with whom the child no longer resides.We open on the 2nd 4th Saturdays of the month atSt Pauls United Reformed ChurchThe SquareHarmanswaterBracknellBerkshireRG12 9LP

RHWS aims to relieve the needs of people in the South WSest with drug & alcohol dependency problems or who are homeless, single parents, families or elderly, by promoting good health; help with finding housing; and recreational facilities to help improve living conditions. As a Christian Charity we want to show the love of Jesus to everyone, to bring hope and rebuild damaged lives.

To promote and advance the Christian Faith as determined through the gospel of Jesus Christ. Our focus and objective is to aid and assist those who are living beneath God's plan for their lives by restoring lost confidence and ambitions and bring them back to a place where they can achieve the best for their own lives and family as well as being an asset in the marketplace.