Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

Parent Teacher Association for Firfield Primary School. Our purpose is to run school events to provide social events for school children and their parents and carers and to raise money for school equipment, school trips etc, from fundraising events such as Summer and Christmas Fayres, Coffee Mornings, school discos, family fun nights and other social event and fund raising activities.

to provide educational ,recreational and leisure time opoortunities for disabled children and their families designed to improve their conditions of life and happiness

General Charitable PurposesEducation/TrainingMedical/Health/SicknessDisabilityReligious activitiesArts/cultureSport/recreation

Monies raised by Friends of Patrick Muthuri Family Foundation is for the sole purpose of getting the orphaned, disadvantaged children of Kijijone and Meru, Kenya off the streets and into Primary School education at the age of 7 until the age of 14 when they sit the Kenyan Certificate Primary Education (KCPE).

Weekly Church Services, Family Support, Seminars & Symposium, Building and Supporting Orphanges

Counselling service to people in need

Fund raising for extra provisions for school and providing social events for school children and families/friends.

Friends of Laycock Primary School works with the school administrators, teachers, students, parents and carers and the local community to help the school achieve its goals. We build community and raise funds to help foster a warm, caring and enriching environment for the students. We use what we raise to sponsor workshops, replenish equipment and help support all Laycock's students and families.

Runs advice sessions to develop skills for children and young people with Dyslexia/autism and their families to develop strategies to help.Runs an helpline for parents. -07968 334230Runs support to families of children with Dyslexia autismAdvice to parents of children with dyslexia/autismRuns a community links food project for disadvantaged familie

Raising awareness amongst young people of the dangers of carrying knives and other weapons by helping theatre companies put on anti-knife plays and workshops in schools and community centres, by using music and performance to promote an anti-knife message, by funding short music-based courses, by supporting debate, research and networking with families who have lost children through knife crime.

FoHF are a group of parents, grandparents and carers of children who attend or who have attended the school. We deliver fundraising and other activities to support and enhance the children's experiences while pupils at the school.

Marriage Week UKMarriage Week International

Help to poor family - Poor Bride - Bar Mitzva. Helping people with debts, health problems. Comforting widows and distressed divorcees. Distributing money through rallies to poor institutions and needy people.

Fundraising for the school through organised events for the enjoyment of the family & friends of the school such as Discos, Summer Fete, Christmas Bazaar, Bingo nights, Annual Quiz and our Summer Camp Weekend.

Patients Welfare Grant, Working alongside Kidney Unit and Dialysis Unit.Summer outings for Kidney Patients and family visits. Winter outings and other activities as voted by members. Provide guidance to welfare/other issues to members

The Hope Initiative UK provides essential support services (food bank, food boxes , a limited number of energy vouchers, advisory services, signposting directories, coaching sessions) to improve the health and wellbeing of individuals and families who are in need, have experienced ill health or been affected by domestic abuse.

Providing self-employment opportunities with start-up machinery and advice for families with talented children currently in education.Providing educational needs for children with special needs, providing educational support for children in need in rural schools, and for children after natural disasters to help getting back to school.

Petronela's Hope supports women, children and families affected by domestic violence and hardship. We provide therapy sessions, foodbank support, childrens and art clubs, a youth football club, interpreter services and community events raising awareness and offering help.We also organise fundraising events to support our charitable projects and services.

To provide a neutral meeting place in Neath, Port Talbot where children of separated families can enjoy contact with one or both parents & sometimes other family members in a safe & comfortable environment when there is no viable alternative.

Organise and run family-friendly events and activities, to support, enhance and benefit the pupils who attend Woodplumpton St Annes CE School. The PTFA fundraises to enable key resources and equipment to be purchased, as well as providing educational and fun experiences to build the strong school community at the centre of the school's ethos.

The relief of Russian-speaking families in need in the UK, by reason of ill health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage as a result of their children or young adult with special education needs and disabilities.

TO OFFER A SAFE, FRIENDLY AND NEUTRAL ENVIRONMENT (IN COVE) WHERE CHILDREN OF SEPARATED FAMILIES CAN SPEND TIME WITH ONE OR BOTH PARENTS AND SOMETIMES OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS.

The relief of those in need by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage. For example we administer a child/family sponsorship programme, and support a learning centre in Ukraine for disabled or needy children, which includes the supply of specialists for particular needs who give their time free of charge.

The Catholic Housing Aid Society (West London) was set up to assist with donations or loans to St Vincent's Family Housing Association (a registered housing landlord). We also make grants to charities who provide housing to those in need. We also provide grants to individuals who have a housing problem.

We have held or sanctioned events to raise income (eg 18k walk to Great Ormond Street Hospital). We have provided funds for Dominic Thompson's research (Neuro Surgeon at Great Ormond Street) and paid for a terminally ill teenager's trip to New York (via The Dream Factory). We are in the process of producing a guide to help families who have a child diagnosed with Cancer and a 2nd walk is planned.