Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

Supports families of serious offenders in Hampshire, Dorset & East &West Sussex. Nationwide telephone support.

The ATOM Festival of Science & Technology runs an annual week-long festival in March comprising a series of public talks, free public events (interactive displays and demonstrations) for families, and school activities for students of all ages open to all local schools. The festival, organised with local companies, academic organisations and schools, takes place in Abingdon, Oxfordshire.

The building is used by the people for learning, meetings, all types of social activities, theatre show/pantomimes, family disco, being a very large building it is now popular for weddings, parties and by impact for their exams. Our aim is to keep prices low to make it accessible for our community.

TGSF implements programmes and activities aimed at augmenting and improving personal and social development needs and partnering with young people that are attracted to this brand to enable them realise their potential as they into journey into adulthood. We work with families,adopt a partnership and team approach using coaching, teaching and supporting tools to deliver our charitable objectives.

To support and enhance pupil's educational needs and experiences at the school. To bring families, teachers and the local community together.

We aim to improve the experience of people with psychosis, and their family and friends, and we support the efforts of people who share this aim. We aim to promote dialogue and understanding between different perspectives on the nature of psychosis and different ways of working with psychosis. We aim to increase access to a wide range of therapeutic approaches: psychological, social and creative

District Membership of U3A (Kenton Branch) supplying adult education to the retired. This includes forming interest groups who study languages, literature, art, family history and other special interests run by its members and lectures from invited speakers.It also runs recreational activities e.g Current Affairs, Cookery, Theatre Visits.

Our aims and objects are:To promote and support marriage and family lifeTo encourage parents in their role to develop the faith of their childrenTo maintain a worldwide fellowship of Christians united in prayer, worship and serviceTo promote conditions in society favourable to stable family life and the protection of childrenTo help those whose family life has met with adversity

THORNABY FOODBANK SUPPORTS CLIENTS WITHIN THE TS17 POSTCODE WITH THE PROVISION OF, OR ASSISTANCE IN THE PROVISION OF, NUTRITIONALLY BALANCED EMERGENCY FOOD, ESSENTIAL TOILETRIES, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS AND SUPPORT TO THOSE INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN NEED, PRIMARILY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY IN THE TS17 (THORNABY / INGLEBY BARWICK) AREA OF STOCKTON ON TEES

Licensed village hall providing a community facility for local clubs and organisations. Also available for private hire for functions, training purposes and family occasions.

The charity raises money from personal donations from members of the Lask family and pays out funds to other charities.

Income to be applied towards the repair and maintenance of the chancel of the parish church of staindrop and towards the repair and maintenance of the monuments forming part of the fabric or fixtures of the church as erected in the memory of the deceased members of the Neville or Vane families and to provide furniture or fittings for the chancel.

Some of the activities of EVAGLO Charity include organising strengthening family and strengthening community programmes (day family trip, summer family picnic, community dinner, family and community fun day), publishing and distributing free family magazines and subsidised books on family, food bank, free pre-marital and post-marital counselling services, poverty alleviation programmes etc.

Charitable purposes as the trustees at their discretion may decide and which are deemed charitable according to the laws of England and Wales. To work with NGOs and in particular to promote education for the disadvantaged to enhance their life opportunities and to advance education by the promotion and funding for the development of sustainable energy projects for benefit in developing countries

We raise funds by holding several events throughout the year which is then donated to Vigo School. Our donations pay towards purchasing items that will benefit the pupils. Twice a year, we hold a charity day where upon, we receive donations from the pupils in return for a dress down day. The donations received are then donated to local charities that have helped the families of the school.

Raise funds by way of events such as Summer BBQ, Christmas Fair and Family Discos

Baytul-Mal Foundation is a charity which enables Muslims to connect their Zakat to those who need it in the UK & Internationally. We provides support to individuals and families in need by supporting them financially and providing other items that fulfil their needs. Baytul-Mal also helps educate Zakat givers about calculating and giving Zakat correctly.

We support Victims and Survivors of Domestic Abuse and Violence.

A small school PTA, who run events for children and families to raise funds for the school.

To raise funds on behalf of Crickhowell Primary School to contribute towards purchase of additional educational resources & equipment, indoor / outdoor play equipment, refurbishment / maintenance of School premises and occasional school trips. Fundraising campaigns are jointly agreed between Trustees and The Headteacher, aiming to improve the educational experience for both pupils and staff.

To relieve the need for families with sick and disabled children, in particular but not exclusively, by offering financial help towards the cost of specialist equpiment/toys/treatments/days out any any other forms of respite and assistance.

Supporting families with unexpected expenses when they have children in long term or emergency hospital care.

The organisation operates in Bridgend providing a safe, friendly and neutral place for children of separated familiesto have contact with their non-resident parent without fear of conflict. We enable all families with or without the help of legal bodies to be able to access contact facilities, supporting them and helping them progress to being able to facilitate contact outside the centre

To preserve and protect the good health of children undergoing cancer treatment for the public and their families through the provision of financial support and by providing such items as the trustees deem appropriate

The Charity run regular events aimed a supporting those living with dementia, their carers, family and friends. The specific events are: Three monthly forget-me not cafes - one each in Edenbridge; Sevenoaks and Westerham. A monthly Forget-me-note singing group in Sevenoaks.