Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

A Penny4nepal works with children, their families and helping to implement projects in Health, Education, Water and Sanitation

Restoring Hands is committed to providing assistance to improve quality of life, restore dignity and promote hope for the future. We do this by working with local families through befriending people; assessing their needs and helping them access relevant resources.

To support and aid parents and carers with children with SEN and mental health, we will be hosting coffee support morning, assisting with paperwork, meetings and phonecalls to other services they may be working with. We will also be signposting to additional help and support that the family could be recieving.

Made financial contribution poor family to buy cloths and bedding's for 15 familiesMade financial contribution for orphans to by food,cloths and medicine for 20 orphansMade financial contribution to establish 5 Water well

Help and assist financially, Freemen and their families, living within the boundaries of the City of York.

Support meetings are held each month with guest speakers relating to living with or managing the treatment of Type 1 Diabetes. Awareness, fundraising and activity events are held throughout the year.In order to provide support to families who may not be able to attend regular meetings activity events are provided to encourage families to get together and talk about managing Type 1 Diabetes.

Support provided for former members of the Royal Air Force and their families in the form of financial help or accommodation, social activities and general welfare support.

Feed homeless people in Wolverhampton, provide them clothing and sanitary towels. We also provide baby equipment, food to families. India children are provided with school fees paid, bicycles, stationery uniform, shoes, food, sanitary products, clean water and trees planted in schools.Clean water, blankets, food rations, sewing machines, workshops around mental health drug awareness.

PHC continues the ideas of the Peckham Experiment, a famous study into health, where community of families discovered how to live a fuller life. Children and couples flourished and habits of healthy living developed. We have a unique stock of books and audiovisual materials that have inspired innovators worldwide.

The Woolf Trust Charity is a family charity that is accumulating funds to be distributed to worthy charities, particularly connected with sick or disadvantaged children. The charity will in time receive funds from fund raising events and legacies that will increase the ability to offer more help. The charity is also a vehicle for our trustees and connections to volunteer their time to these causes

The Trust has powers to use the income from its investments and funds for pastoral purposes (e.g. to provide help for poor families in the congregation) and also for mission.

Anvil Trust seeks to provide Christian residential care in the local community for the learning disabled adult. Anvil trust exists for all those with learning disabilities who need us, and not just for people from Christian families.

An independent charity launched in April 2009, by a family of 3 trustees, with the aim of increasing clean water access, hygiene and sanitation levels in Ethiopia.

Part of the Free Church of England, we are a Church in the Chuckery area of Walsall. We hold services every Sunday morning at 10:30am, mostly following the informal Family Service, with Holy Communion being held every third Sunday. There are also Fellowship meetings, which include various activities, held as announced on Thursday evenings. A coffee and chat event is held on most Fridays.

OPERATE FROM LIGHTHOUSE CHILD DEVELOPEMENT CENTRE, SNAKES LANE SOUTHEND, PROVIDING A LOAN SCHEME FOR EQUIPMENT & SPECIALISED TOYS FOR DISABLED CHILDREN ALSO RUN A SHORT BREAK SCHEME FOR MEMBERS AND THEIR FAMILIES AND MANY ACTIVITIES GEARED TOWARDS THIS GROUP OF CHILDREN-RAISES ALL ITS OWN FUNDS

Promotion of a safe, supportive and nurturing approach to birth;Development and distribution of evidence based models of care;Promotion of a positive experience for all women and their families;Exploration and evaluation of a complementary therapies for pregnancy, birth and afterwards; andImprovement of maternity infrastructure in child birth

The purpose of the fund shall be to grant financial or medical assistance to registered players, referees and to others who have rendered service to the association or to their families.

Rent arrears/school trips for large families/flowers for sick & bereaved/vet bills/winter clothing for a vagrant/winter warmth for 80 year old lady/transport costs for single mother to visit dying mother at other end of the country.

BIBLE STUDIES.POVERTY ALLEVITION PROGRAMMES.EDUCATION SUPPORT PROGRAMMES.FAMILY SUPPORT COUNSELLING ACTIVITIES.SINGLE PAREANT,WOMEN AND MEN SUPPORT PROGRAMMES.MUSIC TRANING PROGRAMMES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.

We ascertain requirements and raise funds, send equipment and assistance to disabled children and their families affected by the Chernobyl disaster. Assistance is through certified charities. We encourage creative activities to increase self confidence. The long term aim is to promote societal acceptance of disability.

The provision of information and advice to individuals with locked-in syndrome and their families and support network. Assisting in the provision of specialist equipment by making grants available, and assisting in the advancement of NHS equipment. Providing access to holidays through grants for these groups of people, and other help as the trustees see fit. Actively fundraise and raise awareness.

Organisation of social and fundraising events for parents, families and teachers e.g. Easter, Summer and Christmas events, raffles.Donations towards creative activities for children and purchase of equipment for school.Support for school occasions such as grandparents' afternoon, parents' evenings.

The Dhinsa Family Educational Trust makes donations to schools in the Handsworth, Birmingham area as well as supporting other charitable causes.

Assistance is given, by way of grants, to needy families (if any), on death to help with funerals, and to help with the upkeep of the village hall and village playpark.

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