Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

We grant wishes to Children and their families whom are suffering from Childhood Cancer. This includes theme park tickets sporting events and gifts.

To provide a Community Garden on the site of the former Cymmer Comprehensive School Garden. This Community Garden will serve the village of Cymmer and other local villages. The Community Garden will provide opportunities to grow vegetables, flowers and enjoy a peaceful environment to relax. All members of our community will benefit, including families,children, youths, the elderly and the disabled

LiveTwice is a humanitarian aid organisation which works to help break the cycle of poverty, abuse andunemployment that destroys the individual and leads to the breakdown of families and society. LiveTwicegives a hand-up not just a hand-out. We help the destitute and oppressed, regardless of race, religion, creed,colour or gender. We do not judge but assist those who have taken a wrong turn

Phone line operation which is available to help people who are experiencing emotional crisis by providing them supportive intervention: face to face,workshops,courses in order to help people to overcome isolation, low self-esteem, depression, stress and family problems and young people whose mother tongue is Spanish and Portuguese. And also the integration and relations among the communities.

Including drop-in sessions for help with benefit forms housing and estate issues etc. Access to computers and internet. Public meetings, consultation and free to access community events. We specialise in supporting families with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities, signposting to other services, providing peer support, helping apply for EHCPs and access to our sensory room.

PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO THSE FAMILIES UNABLE TO FINANCE THE THERAPY REQUIRED AND RECOMMENDED BY DOCTORS AND SOCIAL SERVICES

As a charity we organise events to fundraise money to support the beneficiaries of Tommys Journey. We provide money grants to families of those babies who have been diagnosed with Neonatal Hemochromatosis.

Promote through the comradeship engendered by members of the WRAF Branch of the RAF Association, the welfare by charitable means of the RAF family.

The provision of regular tours and events within the cemetery and the holding of lectures and exhibitions outwith. Genealogical and other family history research. Newsletter 3 times a year

To support families, individuals and professionals who are affected by or who come into contact with Pallister-Killian Syndrome. To support medical research into Pallister-Killian Syndrome.

We engage in fundraising activities and events at the school to raise funds for items such as improving play facilities in playground, new stage and costumes for drama,improving the school environment etc. We usually raise funds through discos, Christmas Fair, Easter Egg raffle etc. Parents and families are encouraged to particpate.

The charity runs various fundraising activities throughout the year aimed at families and the local community, encouraging them to get involved with their local school, including a Christmas fair of local crafters, artists and businesses. Other activities include quiz nights, raffles, readathons, cake sales, festive wreath-making, eco-friendly events, bingo, story-telling & summer fetes.

To promote recreational and therapeutic benefits for less able people and their families.To use the medium of swimming and other sporting activities to help members reach their full potential.To help members gain confidence through achievement.To provide a degree of respite for their carers.To promote a caring family ethos within the Charity.

The Trust has funded new nurse specialist and clinical psychology posts at Royal Brompton Hospital to provide support to children with arrhythmias (abnormal heart rhythms) and to their families, helping them to learn to live as normal a life as possible with their conditions, and in some cases the threat of sudden death.The Trust also supports youth cricket, with an emphasis on wicketkeeping.

THE CHARITY IS A GRANT GIVING FOUNDATION PROVIDING GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANISATIONS FOR EXCLUSIVELY CHARITABLE PURPOSES IN ACCORDANCE WITH ITS GRANT MAKING POLICY AMENDED FROM TIME TO TIME.

POBL Cymru educates the public & businesses re mental health & the stigma that prevails. We hope to assist people with a mental health condition to overcome the barriers to work and to ensure they get the support & assistance they require to enable them to lead fulfilling lives. We will achieve this by training, mentoring & adopting a ?hands on? attitude to assisting sufferers & their families.

We conduct below for Residents of Park Royal, London and Willesden and its work force and their families.Islamic, Maths, English and Science Friday prayers open for all ResidentsIfthar in the month of Ramadhan Tharawee prayers in the month of Ramadhan Marshall Art classes

charity dinner,tea party,sport event, family fun day ,dancing party 20/2/14 dinner party15/6/14 run a workshop activity on how to find happiness in your life+ cake sale 20/6/14 craft tea party10/4/15 workshop and presentation on how to control stress in your lifeall above activity helps to bring the Arabic community together, improve women's life and health and strengthen here

We support local families and individuals facing financial hardship. We ask the local community for donations of food and household items which we give to individuals and families that have been identified through schools, referrals and local services. All donations are sorted through and distributed from the trustee homes.

Training or advice is provided to the members of the community.Language skills, IT skills and Health/debt/money management advice.Employment information.Housing benefit support information.Help and support with translation and interpretation.Run family meeting on sharing experience.Help on completing benefit forms and help on mentoring young people in difficulties.

Run family meeting on sharing experience.Providing general advice to the members of the communityEmployment informationMentoringHousing benefit support.Counselling peopleAssisting people in local community by completing budget form and making them to understand the circumstance of issuing the form to be complete.Help and support of the letter reading, especially for language barriers

We provide support, education, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by an insulinoma, a rare type of neuroendocrine tumour. Operating throughout the UK, we offer peer support groups, evidence-based resources, patient-friendly summaries of clinical guidelines, and promote research to improve care and awareness. Our work empowers patients and enhances treatment outcomes.

CAFE (Church Action for Families in Easington) Together is an Ecumenical project involving several different Christian Churches in the Easington Deanery. It provides a hot meal once a week on a Thursday to disadvantaged families and individuals as well as offering a referral service for those in need of financial advice/support, drug and alcohol abuse, victims of domestic violence etc

We are currently attending boot sales with donations of bric-a-brac to sell to raise money for our charity.We are attending local family day events to raise awareness.

CFDC continues to work with disadvantaged communities, primarily with schools in developing communities. We work alongside teachers to provide better facilities and enrich the government curriculum by adding extra curriculum activities. Our longer term aim is to work with families and improve the whole community.