Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

Provide an open space 365 days a year during the hours of daylight which can be used by local residents and people from further afield. The space includes play equipment for children of all ages and fitness equipment for adults. It is particularly popular with families with young children and with dog walkers.

Fund-raising to provide monies to the school to improve the educational and social experience of pupils and families of the school.

We built our own 'Bethany Children's Home' which can accommodate up to 20 children in Dhading, Central Nepal. As well as providing a home and family, we also fund their education and job training so they can have independent futures.We also support a number of local village projects, including fresh water supply, local schools, health clinic and community centre, plus disaster relief efforts.

Organise and put on events for the Children and Families of Whitestone Infant School, such as Summer and Christmas Fayres. This in turn helps to create a community between the school and its families. This then allows us to purchase educational equipment for the school through our fundraising not only for the children of now, but also for the children still to attend.

Witney Baby Bank (WBB) helps with the prevention or relief of poverty in the Witney and West Oxfordshire area; in particular, but not exclusively, by providing essential items of baby clothing, equipment and menstrual products to parents and families in need. WBB also provides Christmas gifts to children aged 0-18 years, who have been identified as living in poverty.

The Charity works to relieve poverty, suffering and distress among peoples of Asia. "Together, we can restore hope and change lives". We support and assist orphaned and abandoned children, adolescent and adult singles, and families. Appropriate to need, we assist with housing, finance and equipping for employment.

School Drive is a registered charity providing brand new school supplies and equipment (in particular, but not limited to, school uniforms, stationery, shoes, sports kit and bags) free of charge to school children aged 4-18 years whose families could not otherwise afford to provide through a lack of means.

Supporting families and individuals living with ADHD.Raising awareness of ADHD,educating public and professionals about the impact of ADHD on individuals,homelife and society.Running a support line,Training,Resource Centre,providing family activities and residential breaks where funding allows.Remaining part of the National ADHD Affiliation programme and continuing to source upto date information.

The relief of persons with Proteus Syndrome and the relief of their families and carers. The advancement of the education of the public in the subject of proteus syndrome. The promotion of research in to the cause and treatment of Proteus Syndrome ensuring that useful results are published

To preserve and protect the health of children and adults suffering from Krabbe Disease in the United Kingdom, in particular but not exclusively by supporting and funding researchTo preserve and protect the health of the families caring for children and adults suffering from Krabbe Disease in the United KingdomTo support bereaved families who have lost family members to Krabbe Disease.

Most of our Charities' income is applied to help individuals (adults & children) and families living in Wonersh civil parish or the ecclesiastical parishes of Shamley Green and Wonersh with Blackheath. We make grants to residents in "need (including disability), hardship or distress." We are also responsible for "keeping in good order and condition" a memorial tablet at Wonersh Parish Church.

Grants given to children with disabilities and their families to provide special equipment, training, holidays etc

We raise money by various events including summer and Winter Fairs, school discos, family events etc.All money raised goes towards various educational projects and equipment for the school.

The Charity is a family run Trust focussing on Charities where the Trustees/ family members have developed a personal interest or involvement.The Trust aims to make a difference to 3 charities a year, which will have been identified and researched by individual TrusteesThe Charity will not respond to unsolicited applications

Our charity supplements and supports the main activities of our parent rotary club and in particular our community service committee. We seek to make donations both to worthy local charities and to worldwide rotary international projects. In addition we also provide funds to assist in international disaster relief either directly or through the overall rotary family as a matter of priority.

The Trust awards small grants to alleviate hardship to individuals or families who live within the Borough of Greater Ryde, Isle of Wight and are on low incomes and have health needs .

The village hall is a voluntary run charity. Most of the money that is raised through fund raising events is used for the maintenance and upkeep of the hall for the benefit of our community, family and friends.

CHAT supports families in Buckinghamshire with children who have special needs by funding short-term respite care, equipment and facilities.

Raising money for bereaved families in the Birmingham and surrounding areas.

To raise money for the pupils of Hyde Park Schools to enhance their learning experience and to augment the pupil's learning environment. To provide extra curricular events for the pupils, families, friends and local community to enjoy.

WE HELP PATIENTS WHO HAVE HAD HEART AND LUNG TRANSPLANTS, THEIR FAMILIES, CARERS AND RELATIVES.WE ARE ALSO INVOLVED IN BRINGING AWARENESS OF TRANSPLANTATION TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC ESPECIALLY THE QUALITY OF LIFE.

Advancement of Christinity and christian activities, working with young people locally and within the community. Family cohesions, supporting refugees and providing information to the service users. Community activities, We also support other charities in uk and abroad especially young people.Organising workshop to prevent crime in the communities. Youth Activities to engage young people.

Fundraising for benefit of Primary School

L.I.F.E has been formed to support families residing in The Vale of Glamorgan and surrounding areas that have children and/or young adults who have a disability and/or additional learning need. Our main aim is to support these children and young adults by organising a vast range of recreational and social events and activities, which enables the youngsters to have their own social platform.

The charity is used as a means to obtain and distribute funds which are used towards establishing and supporting local groups including a parent and toddler group ("Little Stars"), running a weekly volunteer community cafe, as well as one-off local events such as a Christmas lunch and subsidised day trips for families.