Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

We provide financial support to an organisation that helps families living in poverty in Dhaka, this includes supporting a primary school and vocational training in sewing skills for women.

This charity will raise money through community fundraising events and the securing of grants to support and enhance the education and experience of all pupil attending this school . It will work closely with all families, carers, school community and the wider community.

To promote and protect the physical and mental health of people who have had strokes and their family and carers in the London borough of Newham through the provision of support, education, practical advice and facilities for recreation

Sheffield Food Chain is a charity with a mission of nourishing and supporting the community, delivering regular packages of meals made from food surplus to individuals and families affected by food poverty.

WSSR is a breed rescue service which recovers, rehabilitates and rehomes any Welsh Springer spaniel which has been ill-treated, neglected or is unwanted for whatever reason. It aims to ensure the welfare and wellbeing of surrendered dogs, covering costs of veterinary and related care, extending financial assistance to adopting families where veterinary care and medication are ongoing necessities.

Hemi Chat is a parent led UK Charity built on support relating to babies, children and young adults living with Hemiplegia. Hemi Chat?s mission, passion and primary ambition is to unite families affected by Hemiplegia, enabling them to share support, information and life experiences thus allowing all children with Hemiplegia to know they are not alone in their life journey.

To provide clothing and ancillary assistance to needy children of families resident in the area covered by the former Scarborough Divisional Executive and normally attending publicly maintained schools in the said area.Such assistance shall terminate at the end of the year in which children attain their 18th birthday or when the familiy circumstances are deemed to no longer warrant assistance.

The support of charities working to improve the lives of children whose quality of life has suffered as a consequence of illness, mistreatment or other misfortune, including responding to the circumstances and conditions in the homes of children facing such adversities by also recognising the need to support the families who are caring for them.

We work with and support those that want to restore the lives of children and families that have been harmed through poverty and oppression. We aim to restore fullness of life among emotionally and psychologically hurting children and their familes through education and counselling services.

Funpact runs courses with parents/carers and year 6-11 pupils TOGETHER focusing on the transition to secondary school; the transition into independence and working with pupils struggling to make the most of their time at school supporting pupils to reach their potential. All courses lead the families in a fun and informative environment creating a firm foundation for further discussion at home.

Offer help and support to stroke survivors, their carers and family. Activities include weekly exercise session and mutual support. Aim to enable survivors to lead as normal life as possible by organising regular outings. Meals, gliding, sports day are a few of the activities we offer. We also provide information to improve the treatment of strokes and the subsequent rehabilitation.

Organising educational and fun events for the children (and their family and friends).Raising money for additional educational, fun, sporting and other activities which will benefit the children of Rawdon Littlemoor Primary School

We maintain a local and family history collection of objects, books, photographs and local history archive material from which we provide a service to the public via attendance at the local library, at events and fairs. We encourage interest in conserving and preserving the historical built environment and in improvements to the quality of new planning and buildings.

Friends of West End Primary -put on a range of events and activities, including school discos, family events and other fundraising events. These events provide fun activities for pupils and parents alike, they help to support and build a great school community. They also raise funds which we use to purchase a range of goods and services that help advance the education of pupils at our school.

As a primary school PTA, we run fundraising events that are open to the attendees/families/visitors of the school.We run seasonal fetes, sales and sponsored events; Halloween party, Winter fair, 2nd hand uniform sale, sponsored litter pick etc. All but the sponsored litter pick is held on the school premises.

A small family trust giving grants to mainly Christian organisations and individuals personally known to the trustees.

The objects of the CIO are to relieve the needs of adults with a Learning Disability in Wiltshire; to promote inclusion for the public benefit, relieve unemployment and provide information and support to adults with a Learning Disability, their families and carers.

Fund raises and provides personnel to improve facilites and provide support for the children and families of Wilby VCP School in Suffolk

New Life Africa International UK supports the work of NLAI in Nakuru, Kenya, by raising money to be used to provide complete care for orphans. Some live in NLAI homes and some live with extended family members in complete poverty. Money is raised through sponsorship for individual children and projects and by fund raising events such as quiz nights, car boot sales and clothes collections.

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. There are no geographical restrictions to where the charity operates.After an initial dormant period the charity is now actively making grants.

support people with multiple sclerosis, and their families in the Borough of Stockton - on - Tees and surrounding area

Fihankra works in the UK and Africa to relieve poverty through the provision of accomodation, food, clothing,schooling, health education and training for orphans and vulnerable children, their families and the elderly living in poverty.Fihankra promotes the Christian faith through the holding of public meetings, prayer meetings and distribution of literature.

Fund raising for consumables for school use.

To raise funds both internally and externally to improve the school environment for the whole school community and to promote more parental involvement.

the relief of financial hardship amongst people in need in North Somerset and the United Kingdom by providing advice, training, community services and low-cost food solutions to strengthen and empower individuals, families and communities.To advance the Christian faith for the benefit of the public by facilitating public worship