Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

To provide recreational and health care facilities for the elderly, day clubs, meals, art, whist clubs etc. Facilities for meetings and family parties. Used by village residents and visitors and guests from elsewhere but there is no restriction on this.

Based in Buckinghamshire and North London, we provide of the following: A subsidised weekly lunch club for senior citizens , a drop- in project for Families and individuals

Dorset and Poole Childminding Association is committed to putting the welfare of children at the centre of all our activities. We provide generic support for registered childminders and promote childminding as a childcare choice to the families of Dorset.We provide childminding events in partnership with the National Childminding Association.

Street Pastors teams, supported at base by Prayer Pastors, patrol Congleton Saturday nights from 9 pm to 1 am Sundays. Caring, listening and helping includes providing water, flip flops, foil blankets, lollipops (can help diffuse situations), signposting to other agencies, staying with those unwell until friends, family or emergency services arrive, walking them home or observing to safety.

Fundraising in the UK to build an orphanage in Njombe, Tanzania for street children.The most vulnerable are rejected by the family and are called roaming or street children: it is these children that The House of Luhuvilo aims to reach. Our aim is to create a beautiful home for the children providing safety, nurture, education and a better future. By 2020 we hope to open our doors to 24 orphans.

working with Police to design & prepare materials [i.e. dvd's videos & supportive materials] from a Christian moral standpoint on: anti-stealing; anti-bullying; drugs; abuse; road safety etc. Also running 'holiday at home' activities for pensioners who are too scared or too poor to go on a proper holiday. training people in counselling others

Supporting families who have a member with Down Syndrome through a variety of social activities involving the whole family. Creating opportunities and financial support for friendship and fun for members with Downs Syndrome within their peer group. Fundraise to create opportunities and give financial support.

Our activities at present are transcribing gravestones, then recording on cd's for sale to members. Monthly meetings with speakers on family history subjects and visits to local historical places. We also open our premises every Monday for 2 hours where members can research and get advice and help if needed. To promote ourselves more widely, we attend local shows whenever possible.

The objectives of the PTA (a registered charity) are to organise events and activities that raise funds for equipment and projects in school, to organise social events for the enjoyment of the pupils, their families and the wider community and to represent the children's interests in community matters.

Providing workshops in the UK on different mediation techniques as a spiritual pathwayOrganising spiritual retreats to India and UK. Arranging various events as fundraisers.Providing support to the needy to relieve poverty, this is akin to missionary work and we will provide support for the education and welfare of underprivileged children and their families in the UK and India.

Benefit of residents of India, in particular but not exclusively those working in the sex industry in the district of Miraj. To advance education; relieve sickness and preserve the health of HIV/AIDS affected families and those at risk from infection; advance the Christian religion.

The object of the society is to provide assistance for mentally handicapped persons and their families within Hertford, Ware, Hoddesdon, Broxbourne, Cheshunt and Waltham Cross. The main activity carried out is the provision of transport to two Gateway Clubs.

Friends of Holy Trinity exists to provide enhanced resources and educational provision at Holy Trinity Primary School and to offer fun social opportunities to the families of children in school. This year we have held a number of social events including, quiz night, summer fayre and Christmas fayre and make significant financial contributions to school resources.

THE CHARITY RAISES FUNDS TO SUPPORT CHILDREN WITH AUTISM WHO ATTEND THE MARGARET COATES UNIT. THE CHARITY ALSO PROVIDES SUPPORT FOR THE FAMILIES. THE MONEY RAISED PAYS FOR ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES AND RESOURSES UNABLE TO BE PROVIDED WITHIN THE LOCAL AUTHORITY BUDGET.

BLAST provides support for autistic children and young people and their families in Staffordshire through safe learning environments, workshops, and leisure activities. We promote social inclusion by raising public awareness, providing advocacy, and enabling autistic children and families to be part of their community

Organising PTA fundraising events involving the school, children, families and the local community.

The charity makes grants to other charitable organisations and individuals for such charitable purposes for the public benefit as are exclusively charitable according to the laws of England and Wales as the trustees may from time to time determine.Unsolicited requests for funds are not welcome. Our grants are usually around ?500 maximum: we reserve the right to change this.

To develop more extended relationships between the staff, parents & others associated with the school. To engage in activities which support the school & advance the education of the pupils. We fundraise to provide equipment & experiences to the children that they wouldn't have due to school budget cuts or home background, through cake bakes, our bookshop, discos, family fun nights, egg hunts.

To help promote and protect the good health of children and young adults with Epidermolysus Bullosa and their families and carers by providing them with holidays and short breaks. Fund raising events and regular donations have funded breaks and holidays. The charity has been marketed via our website and facebook leading to families from the UK and Ireland coming forward.

Young people's empowerment projects: Outreach, befriending, employment training and work experience advice, councelling and mediation, consultation workshops and policy matters, crime prevention support activities. The community: Refugee into employment advice, family rebuilding networks.International: Youth exchanges, participation in global issues, alleviating poverty, illiteracy, and unger.

MCLT have focussed on raising standards of education amongst the family of schools in the Meadowhead Community for all pupils aged 3-19. This is the core aim of the charitible Trust. Educational activities focus on the government agenda of 'narrowing the gap' for our most vulnerable students, focussing on improving standards of literacy and numeracy amongst our learners.

Assisted rough sleeping teenagers.Involved in international women day, refugees and black and racial minorities refering them to mainstream drug rehabilitation services in uk.Networking people of different faiths in Uk. The charity is sponsoring children from poor families, helping poor people who can not afford medication and medical treatment overseas .Training was provided for trustees.

In the Parish of Winster - To assist the relief of the sick and the poor and furthering the education of scholars . To maintain the graves of the Heathcote Family in Winster Churchyard.

Fundraising activities including competitions, family bingo, school disco and film night together with Christmas activities including the annual Christmas fair for the children of Astbury Primary school. (Other similar activities may be run.)

To assist in the wefare of past and present R.A.F. personnel and their families