Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

Providing therapeutic services and other assistance to those who are unable to afford it through lack of means or who are otherwise in need, in particular (but not limited to) the following: students who are suffering from severe difficulties, women and girls who are victims of domestic violence, children, refugees, elderly people, families of those in prison, victims of natural disasters.

To use money raised to provide holidays for disadvantaged, low income Sheffield families referred by a welfare agent.

Endeavour to bring all the vulnerable, lonely, isolated homebound older members of the Tamil Community together to free them and combat isolation and loneliness and enable them to mix freely with other members of the similar condition. Bi monthly luncheon club, leisure and recreational outings to free them from stress and depression, annual festivals like Christmas and Tamil New Year.

1.To relieve the distress and suffering faced by young people, individuals and families who have experienced, or at risk of experiencing Domestic Abuse by the provision of emotional support, practical help, early intervention, skills and empowerment. 2. The advancement of education and understanding the issue of Domestic Abuse

We provide support, guidance, free resources and safeguarding initiatives to raise safety awareness especially among children and young people. Through children we educate families on accident prevention in all areas especially road safety.We operate from 113 Vibart Road, B26 2AB and utilise Masamune Dojo for classes plus work with police, schools and other educational centres.

We provide the structure for inter-school and representative football for children aged 11 to 16 in the Knowsley. No payment is asked for from any of the children's families as most could simply not afford it. However, they are asked to help with fund raising. Our aim is to ensure all children can enjoy and participate in every activity irrespective of their personal financial situation.

To advance the communication skills of people with disabilities by providing funding for education, training and support with the Pyramid Approach to education and the Picture Exchange Communication System to people with disabilities, carers, parents, educators, families and other professionals.

To provide assistance in the burial process of dead body to the deceased family members in accordance with the Muslim faith and the provision of information, knowledge and financial support to such person(s).

Our primary aim is to propagate the Christian gospel through the visual and audio media. We seek to reach the generations who use a screen as their main source of information. Young families and children are a special group to reach, in addition to the more traditional believer.

Living With Reflux is a charity which has been set up by fellow suffers to support families with Gastro-Oesophageal Reflux (GOR) and Gastro-Oesophageal Reflux Disease (GORD) and other associated conditions, supported and advised by our Medical Advisory Board (MAB). Along side this we provide support, information and educational recourses for medical professionals at large.

Flower Power Book operates thoughout the UK; we provide curriculum enrichment, PSHE, mental health and wellbeing resources for primary schools and families through an online service and printed book; workshops and visits to schools, libraries and community groups are also available. We hope to support existing children's charities by making donations with the proceeds of our work.

Provides bereavement activities, keepsakes, respite and day trips and resources to bereaved families.

The charity promotes the provision of recreation facilities or other leisure time occupation of individuals and families who have need of such facilities by reason of their youth, age, infirmity or disablement, financial hardship or social and welfare with the objects of improving the life, health and wellbeing of the inhabitants of Hailey, Oxfordshire.

Monthly trips,support and advice to parents and families and sign language classes for families

Promoting social inclusion for the public benefit of people living with dementia and their families and carers in Hartlepool. Providing information and education.

CHICS Wirral is a childrens cancer charity, providing information and support to children, and their families, affected by cancer. Our mission is to give cancer patients and their families the up to date information, practical advice and support they need to reduce the fear and uncertainty of cancer, Also providing theatre, theme park, cinema trips.

To provide premises suitable for use as and for a holiday home for the benefit of renal patients. To provide for patients and their families ameneties at the home for convalenscence and recuperation or change of environment

Charitable causes which benefit the suffering humanity specially aiming for health,education and disasters.Supporting birth operations and elderly and disabled people who are not looked after by their families.Educating new generations to support themselves and providing health support to cancer,hepatitis,tuberculosis and malaria affected people in poor parts of world. Help the helpless

Raising awareness of road safety issues and making strategic interventions to improve road safety and road use in the vicinity of schools, bus stops, pedestrian crossings, and to contribute to safer routes to school. Providing financial assistance to families of children with disabilities or additional needs in order to facilitate days out.

The charity provides support, meetings, family fun days and funding for specialist equipment to families with children that have Myotonic Muscular Dystrophy on an individual case basis.

Established to make grants for charitable purposes to charities known to the settlor.

We raise money for the welfare of ex R.A.F. personnel and serving R.A.F. personnel and their families

Cash donations are given to residents of the village of Sampford Peverell who are in need of monetary help in circumstances ie death in family; cash towards the cost of transport to visit relative who is in hospital on a long term stay; any requests for help from villagers is carefully considered by trustees.

Jovie's Journey was set up after the pre-natal 'incompatible with life' diagnosis and subsequent birth of Jovie Manning. It was created to support the parents and families of those who receive similar diagnoses: after they have been made, following the birth of the child, and in the event of the child's death. It also fundraises and raises awareness of the issues with such diagnoses.

We provide information and support to families that lose their babies through miscarriage, stillbirth or neonatal death, along with remembrance boxes that families can use to create memories with their babies. We hold conferences with hospitals as well as fundraising for equipment such as cold cot's, that allow families to spend time with their baby in the days and weeks after their passing.