Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

Find Your Feet enables vulnerable rural families in Asia and Africa to grow enough food so they don?t have to go hungry, to strengthen their voice so they can speak out against injustice and to earn enough money so they can find their feet.

The object of the Charity is to support and further all or any charitable purposes carried out in connection with that part of the religious and other charitable work of the Church of England in the Diocese of Wakefield which relates to social and moral welfare.

The provision of items, services and facilities for the Henry Box School and any other school that substantially serves Witney, Oxfordshire. Also to provide grants to families in need, to assist with the purchase of school clothing and other essential items and towards the cost of attending educational visits.

Support deaf children including those with additional needs and their families across Kent, providing a social network, fun activities for all and also educational opportunities for our members.Promotion of deaf issues that affect our members and raising deaf awareness across the county, so that our children can grow in a deaf aware environment, accessable to all including young deaf people.

Inspired by the example of Jesus who "went about doing good", this trust aims in his name to try to prioritise and help address some of the identified practical and spiritual needs of prisoners and their families in this country and in Ethiopia and, through this holistic Christian approach, achieve positive changes for the benefit of them and the wider community whatever their beliefs.

Barretstown UK was established to primarily provide support services to children suffering from serious illness. It provides these services through Barretstown Ireland. Barretstown Ireland provides a psychosocial support programme to children and their families.

To provide a venue where local clubs, associations and societies can meet and carry out their activities. Charities can have fund raising functions and families can hire the hall for family celebrations and the like.

The Society's aims areto foster interest in Family History and to aid the progress of newcomers to the Society; to publish a Journal twice annually as a means of exchanging news and information, and widen knowledge of genealogical records; to transcribe and index parish records and census returns, and to record memorial inscriptions, especially from threatened graveyards.

A faith based organisation giving community members the tools and confidence to make positive changes in their lives that impacts on their families and their community. Working with children, families, older people and the elderly facing isolation or disadvantage, promoting well-being and healthy living opportunities

The purpose of the Mothers' Union is to be especially concerned with Christian Family Life and to support marriages, parents and those whose family life has met with adversity.

Sign Hi Say Hi! is a local charity which supports local deaf children and their families. There are only a small number of deaf children born each year many of whom will be born to hearing parents with little or no experience of deafness or knowledge of how to communicate with a deaf person. The charity was established more than 20 years ago by a group of local parents to provide support.

To provide voluntry support and activities for families affected by Autistic Spectrum Disorder in Oxfordshire. We hold indoor meetings with guest speakers and run holiday based Playdays for families to enjoy, in a safe and organised environment. OASIS members also hold informal coffee and chat groups around the region to help support members and help others feel less isolated.

We provide social events for clients; advocacy; advice and support for clients, family and carers; Heamoglobinopathy counselling for individuals with carrier status; we are part of the service improvement group with the hospital and provide awareness and general information for the general public.

(a) To promote and encourage the public study of family history, genealogy, heraldry and local history with particular reference to the County of Dorset.(b) To promote the preservation, security and accessibility of archival material.

Provides a venue for local people and organisations to hold meetings, parties, family events, classes, courses and other recreational and small business activities.

~Our aim is to provide additional funds for the benefit of the children who attend Tranmere Park Primary School~Funds are raised through a number of social events ranging from summer and Christmas fairs to sponsored events~Our main ethos is to bring together parents and children and create a warm and friendly environment for both families and the wider community

To promote and encourage the study of Irish genealogy and to collect books and manuscripts of genealogical value.Has a library of books and documents relating mainly to Irish Family History, currently in store. Materials can be retrieved upon request by members.Publishes some records relating to Irish Family History on Society's website.For details see the Society's website.

Classes in Architecture, Art, Bird Watching, Current Affairs, Crafts, Drama, Family History, Gardening, Heritage, Line Dancing, Literature, Music Appreciation, Play Reading, Poetry, Science, Singing, Ukulele, Walking, Writing; theatre visits and interest holidays, Philosophy, Conversational Spanish.

LITERARY SOCIETY WHICH HAS THE AIM OF PROMOTING PUBLIC RECOGNITION OF THE WRITINGS, THOUGHT, AND CONTRIBUTION TO THE ARTS BY THE POWYS FAMILY AND THEIR CLOSE ASSOCIATES. THESE AIMS ARE MET BY HOLDING AN ANNUAL CONFERENCE AND OTHER REGIONAL EVENTS AND MEETINGS AND CARRYING OUT A PUBLISHING PROGRAMME WHICH INCLUDES A NEWSLETTER, A LEARNED JOURNAL AND OTHER OCCASIONAL WORKS.

Cherish works with children and families in crisis, in Africa and the UK. In Africa we focus on education, relief and development, while in the UK we have worked with victims of domestic violence, and children in areas of high deprivation. Cherish always works direct with local service providers. All projects have been inspected by a trustee, or other nominated person.

-Level 1 Sign Language course -Introduction to Sign Language-Social Club (Friday evenings)-Themed parties, speakers, bingo, family events-CPD Workshops

We offer the community the following services:Sunday Family service, house groups, weekday children's clubs in our church and local school, Youth drop in centre, trip for youth group, counselling, emotional, spiritual, practical and finacial support for those who need it, Outreach days. Weddings, Funerals, Dedications, and Baptisms held. We support local charities.

Providing and maintaining facilities for people in a rural area to meet and participate in cultural, educational, social and sports activities at a reasonable cost. Organisations and activities include Table Tennis, W.I., Scouts, Pilates, Whist, Flicks in the Sticks and Quilting. The Hall is used for funeral teas, children and family parties & the local primary school on a regular basis.

Rotary Club based in Doncaster raising funds locally for distribution to both local and national/international causes. Donations are primarily made to local charitable organisations. Small donations can be made to support individual families caring for a child suffering with a profound illness or disabilty. Requests for such donations must be made via the local NHS children's services team.

The aims of the society are to offer support to all families with deaf children, irrespective of level of deafness or method of communication. Provide social activities where deaf children and their families can meet with each other. To ensure that families of deaf children have access to information about education technology and services. To campaign for the rights of deaf children.