Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

We help deaf children and their families by organising events they can attend. We provide support and information based on our own experiences with our deaf children. SDCS is free to join - events are held frequently for preschool, primary, junior and secondary aged children within Surrey. We support both oral/aural and BSL families. Our committee is composed of parents.

THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC BY THE FURTHERANCE OF THE STUDY OF THE HISTORY OF THE MILITARY LIFE OF THE VICTORIAN ERA, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE BRITISH ARMY AND THE ARMIES OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE. THE PERIOD COVERED IS BETWEEN 1837 AND 1914. THE SOCIETY IS INVOLVED IN LECTURES, EXHIBITIONS AND ASSISTANCE WITH RESEARCH BY MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC INTO FAMILY HISTORY.

To administer, investment income, voluntary contributions from the Ship's Company of HMS PRESIDENT, and from others with an interest in the Unit in order to make charitable donations to encourage recruitment, increase military efficiency and relieve hardship and distress for members and the families of the Royal Naval Reserve in Greater London.

The Charity is concerned with the welfare of the members (and their families) of the London Latvian Lutheran Church and all other Latvians and their families. To this end it conducts church services and conducts other related events.

Friends of St Mark's Juba was established to complement the ongoing efforts of The Coptic Orthodox Diocese of Khartoum and the Republic of South Sudan and their work with St Mark's Orthodox School, Juba, Republic of South Sudan, helping ensure the school makes a difference in the lives of all local children and their families by providing hands on educational support.

PROVIDING PRACTICAL AND EMOTIONAL SUPPORT TO MEMBERS OF THE BRITISH ARMED FORCES AND THEIR FAMILIES.

To alleviate the hardship and distress of children in the district of Nuneaton & Bedworth caused by the break up of marriage and family and to preserve and protect the mental and physical health of such children, by providing and maintaining a centre and facilities whereat such children can more readily enjoy the company and love of their non custodial parent.

Faith based gospel Church, we conduct prayers, evangelism, Spiritual Counselling, Communion service, Marriages.we engage in visits to hospitals and prisons and ensure prayer commitment to individual families, Communities and Nations. Outreach ministries to the homeless people, those stress, depressed and with suicidal ideation.

Person of South Asian Origin (POSAO) with a breast diagnosis and beyond.Monthly networks: guest speakers, short programmes, befriending service.Supporting patients and their families to be resilient and powerful in the community. Breast Cancer Awareness education: Young people (14-16 year old) and young adults (17-24 year old).

The objectives of the Linwood School Charitable Trust are to advance the education and wellbeing of the pupils, their families and the wider community. We seek to provide support and assist in the provision and specialist equipment across all campuses to enhance learning and wellbeing.

Education of the public in the practice of horticulture in the family Geraniaceae by holding educational displays at horticultural events.Organise and distribute educational material about the plants via a bookshop.Organise competitions around the UK to promote excellence in the growing of pelargoniums and geraniums Promote liaison with other groups and the press.Projects with Charities

We provide support for individuals, siblings and families managing autism and related conditions. Our activities include free playgroups for children and young people with autism and other special needs, siblings and their families. We also provide guidance on available services and support systems, and signpost to other services providers who may be helpful in meeting need.

We hold the following fund raising events:Catwalk Fashion Shows, Sponsored Fun Runs, Family Fun Day, Quiz Evenings, Family Discos. We also receive Give as You Earn, and other donations

Autism Support and Advice (ASA) provides weekly support groups for individuals with high functioning autism and Asperger syndrome. The charity also provides a monthly support group for family members of an individual who has autism. ASA provides outreach on a one to one level and also consultancy for families.ASA raises awareness of autism in the local community through training and events.

various fund raising activities including summer and christmas fayres, disco's, cake sales, family bbq's. the aim being to raise funds for the school which are used to enhance the educational experience of the children.

Making grants to registered charities on a one-off or recurring basis to help those in need of water, sanitation, healthcare, food, housing or education, particularly the poor, the homeless, children and the elderly.

Fundraising for various local and national charities as well as raising money for our own school. We also have social events to encourage parents and families into school.

1) PROVIDE SERVICES TO LOCAL PARENTS WITH CHILDREN, 2) PLAY ACTIVITIES TO SOCIALIZE AND LEARN SKILLS 3) ORGANIZES TRIPS FOR CHILDREN & PARENTS DURING HALF-TERM AND SUMMERS4) PROVIDES AFTER SCHOOL CLASSES5) YOUNG WOMEN & YOUTH PROJECTS6) BASIC SKILLS TRAINING7) FAMILY SUPPORT PROJECT-CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS

Provide an organisation through which worship and work together locally and inter-nationally.Provide work to youth . Teach youth to desist from drug, knife and gun culture.Raising and supporting. Providing supporting young people to start families.

We have given financial support as grants and donations to other charitable organizations registered with the Charity commission in the United Kingdom, having regard to the principles as outlined in the Public Benefit Guidance of the Charity Commission. Unsolicited applications for support are not normally considered.

Educational programme will be consisting of After School programme where the organisation will be implemented non-formal education ? Youth:ICT/Arts/ drama/theatre/Drawing etcWomen: -Community Fashion show to promote positive image and build self-confidence in women.- Domestic violence awarenessFamily:Family arranged trip/visitFamily mediationFamily conflict resolution

Safe Passage raises money to help fund the education of children living in the Guatemala City Garbage Dump. All money raised contributes to an educational programme which currently supports approximately 500 of Guatemala's most disadvantaged children. As well as an education, these children receive daily meals, food parcels, medical and social care for their whole family.

The underpinning philosophy of Willing and Abel is 'See the one; love the one'. Although we cannot possibly cope with every needy child in the world, we can show love and practical help to the one that has been made known to us.We do this by helping to find, and usually fund, transport, pre-op care, operations, aftercare and education for each child/family, as the Trustees consider appropriate.

To improve the support available to cancer patients by provision of additional facilities, services and equipment to improve their comfort and welfare and to enable them to maintain contact with friends and family whilst undergoing treatment.

We help to enhance child and parent relationships within the school and town communities by strengthening inclusivity and increasing family engagement. Something which is vital to the families of Chipping Norton and the surrounding villages. Not only does the PTA help communicate with families to make them feel part of a community but we also fundraise to support the school.