Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

Second Star provides comfort to families that have experienced baby loss, this is primarily done by the provision of funeral flowers for babies lost during pregnancy and delivery.

Raises funds for Masonic charities providing general relief for medical, educational, child care and housing welfare for brethren and their families; also, local charities providing similar care in the community.

Mythstories works with words, keeping oral heritage alive. We run a museum; organise projects and events to celebrate the heritage art of storytelling; link stories to landscape; share stories for community cohesion. We use storytelling as a gateway to literacy and communication skills. All age groups get involved in projects or visit the museum. Users are usually young people and families.

We provide events and activities to enhance the lives of the children who attend Hungerford Primary Academy as well as their families and the wider community. We run activities such as fairs, discos, sponsored events and shows

We provide information, support and advocacy for those with pelvic pain, their families and carers.We deliver educational workshops about pelvic pain for health professionals and the general public.We promote research into the impact of pelvic pain on quality of life.

Strive to break the cycle of poverty among the most vulnerable children living on the Ssese Islands. Initially in Bubeke Sub-County (particularly orphans and those from single parent families) by promoting education and healthcare. Provision of daily meals and school equipment where necessary. Plus boarding fees for those who live too far away from their school.

Pregnancy Choices: provides a safe space for women (and men) to consider their options regarding parenting, adoption or the termination of a pregnancy without outside pressures or biased opinion. Post Abortion Recovery: for those suffering psychological distress following the termination of a pregnancy.Baby Loss support.Love Baby Essentials provides practical equipment for the first Year

We identify communities living in extreme poverty in Brazil. Through a screening process, which includes the lack of at least one meal per day and the willingness to be educated, we select specific families from these communities. The families are then enrolled in a skill-specific training which helps them find a job. In exchange for attending the course, they receive one food pack per month.

Monthly support group meetings running every first Friday and third Thursday. Family fun days.

We offer support to families and we run activities and events to enable those families to have fun, develop friendships and, ultimately, to support each other. We aim to make a positive difference by improving understanding and positive awareness of Down's syndrome in our community through social media, training/information for families and professionals and through participation in local events.

The objects of the CIO are:The relief of persons who are affected by prostate cancer, their carers and families, residing in Milton Keynes and the surrounding areas, by providing information, advice and supportTo advance the education of the public in prostate cancer and prostate issues

Running fund raising and social events for families, children and school staff. Running raffles, Bingo , Summer Fayre etc. to provide opportunities for children and families to meet socially. Funds raised are donated to the school to support funding activities / items identified by the pupils.

The Friends were formed for the benefit of people with mental health problems and their families in Greater Nottingham. The Friends aim to promote public understanding of mental health and reduce stigma. We also supplement the services already provided for the benefit of people with mental ill health.

General Charitable Purposes and Relief of Poverty of persons who are of Spanish nationality resident in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and their families and dependants.

1) To relieve the charitable needs of socially and economically disadvantaged refuges, asylum seekers and migrants, in particular but not exclusively through the provision of food parcels, basic computer skills training, help with form filling, signposting services and support and information for families affected by Autism. 2) The prevention or relief of poverty among individuals in fina

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.

Help members, patients and their families affected by disease, primarily that of the liver and genetic defects affecting the liver by helping to educate patients; liaising with medical staff dealing with liver problems at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital or another healthcare facility and to help the hospital by paying for necessary medical instruments.

The charity provides support and information for both Ukrainian refugees and their host families by way of meetings and online information. Activities are facilitated to ensure Ukrainians can settle in the UK such as English lessons and the opportunities for English conversation. Ukrainians are assisted to establish their own means of providing for their families through work.

6 trustees manage the use of the Parish Room, which was rebuilt in 2004 for the use of the parish of Lambourne residents. We have weekly craft and exercise sessions . The Hall has numerous lettings for family events, meetings, Parish Council meetings, polling and a number of fundraising events.

Freehold Village hall for benefit of Mamhead Parish and surrounding area since before 1927. Social events, hall hire. Running cost fundraisers - skittles,talks,dinners,Whist,family parties,classes, exhibitions,walks,dances etc.Others as projects complete. Projects in hand for sustainability,accessibility and renovation of this historic building

MISSIONOur mission is to help lead people into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ by creating a dynamic environment for authentic worship and effective communication while developing genuine relationship with each other. Turning the hearts of youth and families to God and each other. Developing our God-given potential in order to win in every area of our lives. Advancing the Kingdom of God

To relieve the needs and preserve and protect the good health of people affected by myeloma residing in the West Lancs and Merseyside area, their families and carers, through the provision of a support group and other such activities, services, advice and information as the trustees deem fit with the aim of facilitating the best possible care of such persons and raise awareness of myeloma.

The Society, which was formed in 1968, takes an active part in preserving our heritage. We promote various projects in local history and offer advice. We maintain links with local archives, libraries, museums and groups connected with archaeology, family history and industrial archaeology. Lectures and guided walks are held throughout the year.

The Charity provides the type of relief not provided by the statutory agencies to residents of the Parishes of Albrighton, Boningale & Donington who are considered to be in need Examples include , provision of holidays to needy families, payment of travelling expenses for young people and suport for establishment of 'Care & Share' group for residents with dementia and their carers