Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

We have achieved loads of classes for the children in Islamic studies as well as other activities that the center offers. The children are taught and learn to respect every one in the community as well as their elders. We have a varied ethnic group of children that visit the center. We have a few sessions for family affairs to be settling and resolving disputes.

We exist to relieve the needs of children separated from parents and/or other family members through divorce and family breakdown in particular by the provision of a child contact centre to facilitate contact arrangements with non-resident parents and other family members in a safe, secure and neutral location.

The object of the group is to boost the morale of both patient and their families by providing support, guidance and advice by maintaining contact by meetings, social events and provide advice from professional Speakers at monthly meetings. We also support cardiac rehabilitation programmes and make donations from time to time to the Cardiac Units at the two main Nottingham Hospitals.

LBO brings together local residents and providers of community and public services to address local issues, making use of available resources and community assets to improve existing services, and bringing new services providing a package of themed services including training and employment, health and well-being, children, young people & families and financial and digital inclusion.

CCHS UK provides support to people affected by CCHS throughout the UK. We hold family conferences and social days, network people affected by CCHS, advocate for people affected by CCHS, provide CCHS education and support CCHS research.

PROVIDES TENNIS FACILITIES, MEETING SPACE AND OPEN SPACE FOR SPORTS AND OTHER RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR FAMILIES AND FRIENDS OF THOSE RESIDING IN, OR CLOSE TO, THE PARISH OF ST.MARY'S, SPRING GROVE, ISLEWORTH, MIDDLESEX AT THE GROUND IN MUSGRAVE ROAD.

The Friends of Pittville School is dedicated to raising money for the School. We are parents, staff and friends of the School who want to further enhance the education and well-being of our children, their families and the wider community. Our aim is to support the school, by providing resources, specialist equipment, developing outside spaces or providing funds for educational events.

To relieve the needs of children and young people who have a disability, their families, carers and friends residing in Nuneaton, Bedworth and the surrounding area by the provision of therapeutic play, and leisure time and recreational facilities and spaces

The Archive's aim is to protect and conserve the cultural heritage of the area and to act as a repository for local people wishing to deposit relevant photographs, documents and memorabilia. It is also a resource for those wishing to research the history of their families, the places where they lived, their activities and the context in which their lives were lived.

We organise fundraising events for pupils and families to participate in. We provide and assist in the provision of facilities or items for education at the school. We engage in activities that support the school and advance the education of pupils attending it.

Provision of two dwellings for permanent let to families in need

Provides emergency grants to accredited care agencies who are supporting individuals or families in need who are residents of Exeter.

Support Group,Bi-weekly Play Activities for Special Needs families, Provide communication and social network opportunities for Special Needs families,Provide volunteering and training opportunities,Provide opportunities for respite care,Maintain relationships with local authorities and schools to develop inclusive activities, Provide opportunities for the public to learn skills

The charity provides financial support for children and young people and their families who ares suffering from terminal illnesses and need additional support which cannot be provided by the state.

Action for families in need. Whether furniture, household items, food parcel or counselling in an emergency situation...sometimes one or more components. Safe Haven's task is to help in whatever way we can!

U3A's are democratic, self funded, self managed organisations which exist to provide a full range of activities for men and women, no longer in full time employment, at minimal cost. They draw upon the knowledge, experience and skill of their members who organise the groups. At the moment we have groups including Walking, Skittles, Table Tennis, Family History,Art, Nature, Book groups, Mah Jong.

The relief of financial hardship amongst families in Gateshead and the surrounding area by the provision of clothing and equipment in particular related to school uniforms.

We meet monthly and have a speaker and refreshments. At present we have 25 groups up and running varying from Traditional Dancing - Singing - Family History - Sunday outings and lunch this just a few. We have an open morning when all our activities are on display and this is open to members and non members to come in and see what we are all about also a Christmas social.

Family charity fund

We are a charity based in Hastings, working to enable as many people as possible to engage in fun social dance activities. we are developing 4 strands: Wheelchair accessible dance for adults with learning difficulties, dance in care homes, free accessible family-friendly dance events, dance for those whose mental health makes it difficult to access local dance classes.

The Charity's main activity is to provide funding for Christian organisations and individuals who need financial support. Also to fund holidays for Christian workers who are in need of a break and would not otherwise be able to afford these. Also to provide financial support to other Aid Charities with a Christian ethos.

We are a self-help support group for families affected by LHON across the British Isles. Through our membership we aim to identify as many affected families as possible and build a register of people willing to take part in medical research. We provide up-to-date information on LHON and current research topics.

The advancement of Christian religion by means of provision of religious services, counselling and providing spiritual support to families in the community.We operate an open door policy to all family projects, seminars, family fun trips, family blessings, couples' night and family support for old citizens.Regular family worship. Young people project is a member of community action Southwark

raise additional funding for school

To relieve the needs of children or adults with severe or lifelimiting illnesses/ Local underprivileged Children and their carers by provisionof Free holidays in the interests of social welfare with the object ofimproving their conditions of life.To alleviate the effects of poverty on children and their families on the Fylde Coast