Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

Assist in building simple homes for young people in Uganda where parents have been unable to complete homes. Sponsor children by assisting in their education and helping families who are vulnerable and in need due to unfortunate circumstances.

Friendship, help and support including voluntary welfare support to serving and former members of the Royal Air Forces and their families.

Support for James Ogoo Nursery School in Bundung, Serrekunda in The Gambia. Help for three family compounds in The Gambia. Sponsorship for four children at other schools.

To provide education, employment and training for young people and their families.To establish a Somali Youth Centre to provide social and recreational activities as well as facilities for the well-being of young people, parents and the local community.To act as an umbrella organization for Somali voluntary and community sector organizations in Greater Manchester.

We cover a large rural area.We orgainise social events to enable families to meet up to share information and experiences in a relaxed venue.

Charity aims to give help to bereaved families who have lost a child under the age of 25.

Charity works in partnership with The Pankhurst Centre, providing food and volunteers who cook every week for the drop in for women. Provide financial support for Emmeline's Pantry food bank, which provides food for families. Provide food hampers to families when referrals are made through organisations. Support Peace Mala Project. Work with other charities providing food to homeless every week

The charity undertakes general fundraising activities to support Meningitis and selected other charities and also provides selective grants to support families as deemed appropriate by the trustees.

PROVIDE FACILITIES FOR RESEARCH TO ACADEMICS

Enable deaf children and their families to join together to enable mutual help and encouragement through meetings, social occasions and advice. Provide a holiday playscheme for deaf children and their siblings. Purchase certain useful equipment for hearing-impaired children not provided by social services. To ensure local hearing-impaired children have equal opportunities with their hearing peers.

We are an independent, voluntary, non profit charity that supports The Spires Cleft Centre at Salisbury District Hospital and The John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford and the patients and their families who are treated there. With your help every penny and effort goes to help the Spires Cleft Team, along with a multitude of activities and items for all local cleft children and their families.

To offer women the best opportunity to make an impact in the community to influence local, national and world issues effecting the social, economic and environmental life of families and communities, and to learn new and traditional skills.

The charity raises funds for the benefit of the children of St Aidan's School and seeks to enable a social environment for parents and families.

Award grants to help children and young people in England and Wales aged 2-20 who are adopted or have special needs. We help families with the funding they need for therapies or to cover the costs of training or useful conferences.

social events for residents & their families/friends

Outreach, religious education, pastoral care and support in the local community

The encouragement of Jews to gain a greater understanding of their heritage in the educational or experiential sphere.

The charity activities include building a residential home in Pakistan with the aim to provide free & impartial comprehensive residential care for the elderly, impoverished and vulnerable persons who are unable to look after themselves and are without family or other carers able to care for them.

Bat Melech is Israel's most comprehensive network of social services for victims of domestic violence. Bat Melech works with women of all ages and families addressing domestic violence and family justice spanning the entire spectrum, from economic empowerment to breaking the intergenerational cycle of violence, and from advocacy in the courts to lobbying the government.

GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSESFORM FILLING ,SIGNPOST TO HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVIESTRANSLATION/ADVOCACY

We run The Omega Course - a safe and friendly space to talk about Death and Dying, so people develop confidence to think about their own end-of-life issues and to support friends and family to do the same. We free people to plan their bucket list and enjoy the life they have left to live, with the freedom of knowing when illness comes they have a plan. We also offer the course to professionals.

WAMES activities in Wales: campaign for recognition of ME as a neurological illnesscampaign for appropriate health, education, social care services, benefits and researchraise awareness of MEoffer support to young people with MEprovide information in Welsh and English for people with ME, their families & professionalsaid local support groups

Tiny Tots Toddler GroupSpecial Activities ProjectSignposting to Specialist ServicesChat & Chill Community Coffee Morning Barnham Cross Action Group Volunteering OpportunitiesOne-to-One Support The Meeting Place social group for the isolated and more elderlyArt & Well Being Group for over 50sLife is for Living Exercise class for older peopleArthritis Support Group

The Knight's Family International Charity will be helping to meet the social needs of people to allow them to participate more fully in society as follows:Educational support and advancement Promote and support health and well being Assisting with alleviating poverty and improve living conditions Ensuring community building and stability through various programs.

Through funding raising initiatives we support charities and individuals in the UK and in Jamaica. We offer grants and bursaries that promote the health and well-being of disadvantage adults, children and young people. Fund raising activities includes sponsored walks, quiz nights, cultural evenings, dinner dances, and family fund days.