Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

The Trust has been set up to improve facilities and services for seriously ill children and their families in local hospitals to make their stay more pleasant and conducive to family needs.Fund raising events are held throughout the year to enable the Trust to raise a surplus of funds to be used to facilitate the improvement in quality of family rooms and bereavement services in local hospitals.

Education of the public on the life, work and writings of Augustus Welby Pugin and his influence, and that of other architects in his family, on the Gothic Revival. The publication of an academic journal, annual newsletter and books and organising study tours, talks and events, and maintaining a website.

We hold many regular events throughout the year to raise funds. These include, but is not exclusive to, a Christmas Fayre, Mother's & Father's Day shops, Summer BBQ, Easter Egg Hunt, Discos, running an afterschool book and tuck shop and family evening events. The biggest event we run each year is the September Family Fun Day which the whole community is invited to.

We support Hampshire's fostering families and their Looked After Children (LAC). Our current activities this year include: A Closed Facebook support group, social events and activities for the children, a regular newsletter, regular virtual contact and information meetings, and more. These activities help build resilience, placement stability & carer retention.

The jamfund aims to help children with any serious or life threatening illness or condition. The families of children who have sadly passed away, and hospitals, hospices and special schools who support these children and families.The charity tries to provide, gifts, holidays, toys and medical equipment to support those we aim to help. Funds are raised in various events including running events.

Providing guidance and counselling to members of the church and to members of the wider community. Working with other local charities on youth initiatives in the area.Part of local Foodbank which provides short term help to families in crisis and acting as link to other charities, such as Christians Against Poverty, who provide debt counselling.

Family First Ghana provides relief and assistance to families who have children with disabilities and/or ill-health. We improve access to services (e.g. therapeutic interventions, medical care, education, family support, specialist equipment) and work with schools, hospitals and NGOs to raise awareness of disability and medical conditions, reduce stigma and promote inclusion and accessibility.

Continue to encourage and work with staff to identify and implement programs, activities or events that will enrich and/or support the curriculum using available PTA funds. We hold Winter and Summer Fayres, Film Nights and Family Fun Nights which are well supported

The object of the Association is to grant relief and assistance in the cases of need to members of the Association, their families or their dependants.

Practical Support for families and individuals. Counselling and advice.Childrens' club and summer camps

We fundraise and work with partners, so OA Foundation can offer grants and advice for enrichment programmes, via OA academies, that inspire Olive academy pupils and their families. Programmes supported involve extended learning opportunities, not activities that form part of the formal curriculum.

Our aims are to provide support, information and help to all men with prostate cancer, their families and carers and was formed so that they can meet together to find out more about their illness and what treatment or support is available to them. ESPCSG is run entirely by volunteers and operates from the NHS Hospital Trust, Ipswich, for all prostate cancer patents in their catchment area.

Friends of Riverside Primary School organises fun, family friendly and community events in order to raise funds for Riverside Primary School.

We provide support, advice and training to clinicians, academics and others involved with the development of communication, education and training for family medicine in Palestine

Through regular donations:We help with school fees for children of poor families;Support a feeding programme for children who attend a school in the Wabigalo slum in Kampala;Provide grants for the provision and maintenance of clean drinking water in the school;Provide micro finance grants for slum dwellers to start/ expand their businesses to become self sustaining.

The Friends of the Mead School works to organise events that enrich the life of children and the local community. We aim to provide events in which families can work and play together and have fun! We also raise funds to help develop aspects of the school and its environment which are not normally funded by Local Authority budgets to enrich the life of the school and the community as a whole.

We are the Friends of Windlesham Village Infant School. It is our mission to make every child's potential a reality by engaging and empowering our families and community to support our school.We fundraise in order to enable to the school to purchase key learning resources, equipment, software, books, play and sports equipment and to help facilities enhancements.

RAF Marham RAFA Branch is an affiliated branch of the wider National Royal Airforce Association. We support serving personnel and families, veterans and families through direct welfare and wellbeing support at a local level.. We actively raise funds for the Annual RAFA Wings Appeal who support the wider RAF Family across the UK and beyond. All active members are solely volunteers.

The village hall is run to provide a meeting place for local clubs, social groups, and family parties.

The charity operates across the United Kingdom. The charity activities primarily include organising the community gatherings where community problems are discussed among the community members including the donors and solutions to those problems are sought. The common community problems discussed are drug addictions, education, women empowerment, divorces, helping the needy families, culture etc.

Meetings, Social /Refreshments, Physical training, Local History, Family & other parties for all age groupsYorkshire Dales National Park & Friends of the Lake District meetings. History and other lectures. Sewing, Pilates, etc. Local History Archive.

OAKDALE JUNIORS PTA HOLDS A NUMBER OF FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL YEAR FOR THE PUPILS WHO ATTEND OAKDALE JUNIOR SCHOOL AND THEIR FAMILIES. WITH THE MONEY RAISED FROM THESE ACTIVITIES OAKDALE JUNIORS PTA PROVIDE EQUIPMENT AND OTHER FUNDING TO ENHANCE AND SUPPORT THE EDUCATION OF THE CHILDREN WHO ATTEND THE SCHOOL.

Grant funding individuals to recipients of the Legion d'Honneur or their families and / or charitable organisations.Providing mean tested bursaries to children of recipients of the Legion d'Honneur Funding educational projects and / or holding educational events for the general public at which the expertise of the holders of the honour is used.

The Seaford Downs Syndrome and Special Needs Support Group is a registered charity that is led by a constitution and aims to provide enrichment to the lives of children with special needs and their families. We provide regular activities for the children such as swimming and music classes run by fully trained individuals with experience of working with children with special needs.

The Garnwen Trust operates in the South Wales area and is currently providing respite and holidays at the coast staying at the Garnwen Lodge situated at the Heritage Park, Stepaside. Many families have already felt the benefits, both physically and mentally, of staying at our lodge including children with disabilities as well as adults who are grieving the loss of children/adults.