Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

We work directly with children & families in shanties, mountain schools & refugees, encouraging self help, providing workshops, wells, vegetable gardens, goats, wind turbines, educational materials, rainwater harvesting tanks, libraries, school buildings & development centers in consultation with communities.Run by professional volunteers so donations go where needed without office expenses.

Nalam Vaala provides a much-needed intervention to help young people and adults gain motivation, self-confidence and key academic and employability skills. Our focus was families who were displaced during the final phase of the brutal civil war in Sri Lanka and our work so far helped young people who are not motivated in learning skills because of their experiences during the civil war.

Our aim is to support the education of pupils at Portman Nursery School, develop relationships between staff, parents families and carers, and to provide facilities and activities that support the school and the advancement of the pupils and their families. These include raising funds for: trips for children and families, toys, and forest school and camping equipment.

The Benevolent Fund supports the local football 'family' in times of need. The Fund offers grants to help players and sometimes their dependants, Referees, Officials, volunteers and administrators who are suffering financial hardship as a result of injury or illness - all of whom serve the game in Northamptonshire usually by means of affiliation, registration or membership.

To relieve children from Belarus and Ukraine by provision of care and welfare in the UK for children in conditions of need, hardship or distress. This may include hosted visits, the provision of outings and arrangement of family get togethers.

Coffee morning for local Charities eg(Safe and Sound- Homeless young adults).Stall at Grange Hall Extravaganza -part of takings to Grange Hall Community Association. Craft club filling shoeboxes for Link To Hope(underprivileged families and elderly people in eastern european countries)

Provision of relief for individuals and families within the Parish of Hambledon, via individual cash vouchers and grants where otherwise they would be in financial difficulty.

WHS OPEN SPACES activities include outdoor pursuit of gardening, horticulture, small animal care and the education of and enrichment of the local residents and families - as they come together to learn about how to grow and live in a more sustainable way. We offer information and practical experience of growing fruit, vegetables, salads in the setting of a large 'kitchen garden' style area.

To relieve the needs and to promote the good health of people living with dementia, their families and carers in the three counties of Hampshire, Surrey and Berkshire and such other parts of the UK and the world through the provision of support groups and other ways as the trustees may from time to time think fit.To advance the education of the public about dementia and its care and support.

We aim to support people who are HIV positive targeting mainly BME Black and minority ethnic group, youth/young people their families,& carers, but the wider public will be able to benefit from our services Activities include: Drop-in Peer Support One-to-one support Groups/workshops Treatment education resources Advice/guidance HIV awareness training/eventsComprehensive referrals

To support and train youths of different backgrounds from the Okpella area of Nigeria to have the opportunity to learn a suitable trade and get into apprenticeships in carpentry,tailoring, catering, hairdressing, electrician, mechanic etc. 2. Giving grants to poor families to assist with educational needs.

Kendal Family Drop In Centre, outside activities eg youth hostel trips and days out.

The Harkalm Foundation will principally provide financial support and guidance to established charitable organisations registered with the Charity Commission of England and Wales. It will carry out its provision in the UK, Europe and the Third World by supporting projects and charitable events which centre around families with young children, development, healthcare and education programmes.

The activities of the Trust are primarily to help the younger generation realise their maximum potential in life. Particularly where medical or educational support may be necessary and where help to a family or community would underpin this overriding aim.

We aim to relieve poverty and enact social change through education, women's economic empowerment and sustainable development of those living in the slums of Nairobi, Kenya, and in rural areas, implementing projects in education, FGM Advocacy, Sexual, Reproductive & Menstrual health, and family support. We partner with a grass-roots, not-for-profit, community based organisation located in Nairobi.

Voices for Autism support families who care for a young person aged 0-25 who have a diagnosis of Autism. Voices for Autism run regular coffee mornings and events which educate and support families. Sign-posting families to specific support in the borough of Southwark and further afield. Families meet up regularly to exchange experience, learn new skills and advice.

The charity exists to help maintain Washfield Church (St. Mary the Virgin) , its churchyard and fabric.

We raise money at local fairs and through fundraising events which we then use to help local families, causes, youth groups and charities. Due to Covid-19 this year we have been unable to complete any fundraising but we are in the process of opening a shop in our local High Street

The Village Hall supports all aspects of community life. This currently includes a weekly Social Club for all ages. The Women's Institute meetings. Village Church activities. Community Council meetings and local Elections. Family celebration functions.

Hisonly Ministries is a christian charity demonstrating God the Fathers love through the provision practical support and heart teaching. The Ministry is active Roma Gypsy communities in north eastern Hungary where weekly food supplies are provided to families and older people suffering hardship. The Ministry is also active in providing teaching on the Fatherheart of God in Hungary in particular.

We run the National Hepatitis Helpline dealing with callers 365 days a yearWe also campaign for access to care and proper guideline usageWe also do all the UK's patient research into transmissionWe have recommended 500,000 vaccinations in 6 years and helped 12,000 contacts and callers also."Hepatitis B and C, What every UK family needs to know." Is our new best seller explaining our action

The aims of the foundation are to financially assist families where one parent is diagnosed with Terminal Cancer in the Northamptonshire area. To help families make memories together for them all to cherish whilst they can.

We work with the school and staff to raise money for the benefit of the children. Our main fund raiser is the annual Summer Spectacular, but we also have an annual Christmas Fair. We also sell hanging baskets to parents/carers, we hold school discos, we hold an annual family photograph evening and we sell second hand uniform. Money is spent according to the wishes of the Headteacher and staff.

We host free meet ups, where we provide practical and emotional support for parents and carers. We organise talks and events, helping parents and carers learn more about autism and how best to support their child. We also provide autism friendly events and activities that the parents and carers can enjoy with their families.

My SXB Foundation helps underprivileged children who've never been to school or have dropped out, due to financial burdens, get an education. The charity also creates awareness and provides community programs for the advancement of women and youth employment. We work to sustainably improve the lives of children and families in the UK and Africa.