Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

We exist to benefit the students of Lexden Springs Residential Special School, their families, teachers and carers.Our largest fundraising undertaken to date was c. £100,000 for specialist playground equipment. Other significant expenditures have been to provide holidays for students and minibuses.

To provide and assist in the provision of facilities for education (not normally provided by the Children's Services Authority) and leisure opportunites for pupils of the school, their families and others associated with the school. To foster more extended relationships between staff, parents and others.

Raises money by running events organised by the staff and families at the school. All proceeds are used to further the education and improve the environment of St Martin's Catholic Primary School

Friends of Puss Bank is the parent fundraising group for the school. We source funds to help the school to buy additional resources and services by means of holding events events for members of the school and their families/friends.

The purpose of the Society is the creation and broadcast of radio programmes for the benefit and entertainment of the Trust's patients, their families and friends, staff and volunteers together with the wider community supported by the Trust.

Our aims and objects are:To promote and support marriage and family lifeTo encourage parents in their role to develop the faith of their childrenTo maintain a worldwide fellowship of Christians united in prayer, worship and serviceTo promote conditions in society favourable to stable family life and the protection of childrenTo help those whose family life has met with adversity

The Society exists to preserve what is known of the village's past through documents, photographs, archaeological finds and artefacts from local industry and family life. The main activities are the operating and maintenance of Wollaston Museum, regular fund-raising events, educational and social events.

BPOS promotes the advancement of education, clinical practice, and research in psychosocial oncology among those who work with people with cancer and their families.

Aims -¡ the aims of our Society are to advance the knowledge of the people in our area by the study and recording of local history, archaeology, industrial archaeology, topography, architecture, family history, dialect and local customs.

We run a children's club meeting 6 -7 times a year for hearing impaired children (age 0 - 18) and their families. We run family activity days and trips. We are entirely self funded. We are associated with the National Deaf Children's Society.

We provide accommodation to hire for education classes, lectures, indoor sports, school trips, changing facilities for concerts, childrens parties, family celebrations, village gatherings & poling station. We also serve home-made afternoon teas to the general public on Sunday afternoons in July, August & September.

The relief of people with a learning disability in particular by the provision of help and support for them and their families, dependants and carers, and to prevent learning disabilities for the public benefit.

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.

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.

The Charity's principal aims and activities are to relieve persons who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress, and to assist children throughout the world without consideration of race or colour.

Fundraising by means of fetes, raffles, discos, cake stalls, and social events to provide additional funds to the school and additional benefits to the children who attend, and their families.

Lamorna Village Hall is a granite built ex school house. It aims to serve the community by providing a central maintained venue for community activities. There is a wide range of events and activities including yoga, flower clubs, art exhibitions, plays, carol concerts and other events. The Hall is available for hire and is used widely for local family events.

To promote, for the benefit and education of the public, the study of genealogy, family history and local history, with particular reference to the County of Powys; and to promote the preservation, security and accessability of library and archival materials.

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.

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 and encourage the public study of British Family History, Genealogy, Heraldry andLocal History, with particular reference to Herefordshire.b) To promote the preservation, security and accessibility of archival material.

Fundraise for school infrastructure improvement projects, to provide social actvities for pupils and their families, and specialist equipment not provided by the LEA for pupils.

The association is established for charitable objectives and purposes only and for the care, welfare, interest, treatment, education and advancement of persons with any form of Cerebral Palsy or with a related disability, their families and carers (hereinafter referred to as the 'clients').

We interest and stimulate people who have time on their hands through retirement, unemployment or diminishing family responsibilities. We have no permanent teachers or buildings, require no academic qualifications nor do we issue diplomas or degrees. We have term-time general meetings and special-interest groups. For the general meetings we use both our own members and outside speakers.

Fundraising for the school. We carry out Summer & Christmas Fairs, and do other forms of fundraising via Christmas Card, Tea Towel and similar sales. We undertake to fund and/or run events for the school children and their families.