Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

MONITORING ABUSES OF REFUGEES/ IDP; - OBTAINING REDRESS FOR THE VICTIMS; - RELIEVING NEED AMONG THE VICTIMS; - RESEARCH INTO 'HUMAN RIGHTS' ISSUES; - PROVIDING TECHNICAL ADVICE TO FAMILIES AND OTHER PARTIES INVOLVED; - RAISING AWARENESS OF ISSUES AND CREATING INTELLECTUAL DEBATE; - PROMOTING PUBLIC SUPPORT FOR ABUSE VICTIMS; - PROMOTING RESPECT FOR REFUGEES AND IDPs

Provision of coaching and training in Gymnastics and Movement Skills for people with disabilities and their siblings and families.

Working with churches and charities in the UK and overseas, to teach empower and equip people to develop life skills that will help them find employment, a better balance of family life as well as helping serve their communities better. Teaching the values of the Christian faith helpful in building a society that defeats poverty and helps people to live lives that respect themselves and others.

The Ayre to Air organisation operates a Pitts S2 aerobatic aircraft, named the Spirit of Ayre, that was bequeathed by the family of the late Sgt Anthony Ayre such that Service Personnel and qualifying civilians may be afforded an opportunity to experience aerobatic flight at minimum personal cost. The organisation is supported by volunteer members of the RAF Sport Aircraft (non-profit CIO)

Benevolent Fund for the members and families of Southend-on-Sea lodges and local freemasons and their dependants.The provision of facilities for charitable, educational, social and welfare purposes.

We give advice help and support to people with epilepsy and their family and friends.We also have information leaflets to send or to give out.

Review charitable causes to establish where donations can be made to the satisfaction of trustees.

Silas Mkoba Foundation is there to:1. To relieve the hardship to families and individuals in need due to loss, long-term illness, or bereavement. 2. Relieve financial hardship by sharing free advice, information and support. 3. Prevention or relief of poverty4. Sharing: grants, items and services such as the education of children and young people up to age 25 with disabilities

Small grants are given to people in need who live in the Benefice of Badgeworth, Witcombe and Shurdington. These needs may arise through, for example, illness, accidents or sudden death of wage-earners in families. The Welfare Trust may give one-off grants to worthy causes for specific things such as equipment for young peoples' groups e.g. scouts, guides, cubs and playgroups.

Providing books and memorial gifts to offer comfort and support to such families and raising awareness among the general public of baby loss and the effect that it has on grieving parents and families.

Our aim is to make a positive difference to the lives of the most vulnerable individuals or families within our society by helping with social and interpersonal difficulties. We believe that the underprivileged people in society should have access to opportunities that support them to meet their individual needs and live a fulfilling live.

To provide essential goods to Chegutu families who are unable to help themselves due to extreme poverty by offering food and clothing donated through the kindness and generosity of friendly hands.

Raising funds for school for the benefit of the children, school and families, including:-Discos, Galas, Tombolas, Quiz Nights and Other social events

TO EXPRESS THE CHURCH'S CONCERN FOR THE RELIEF OF DISTRESS / POVERTY AND BRING SOME COMFORT THROUGH A CASH DONATION TO INDIVIDUALS / COUPLES / FAMILIES AT CHRISTMAS.

In the areas of Stevenage known as Shephall and Broadwater the Charity finds, or is found by needy families, who cannot get particular help from Statutary Bodies. After necessary investigation the Charity may decide to give financial assistance.

Raises money to assist kidney patients and their families who live in Lincolnshire.Raises awareness of kidney disease and promotes organ donation.

Actively fundraising to supports the local C of E school to provide additional resources and events for families.

To provide rehabilitation & education in Wales for children and young people with acquired brain injury through contracting with statutory agencies, awareness raising, campaigning, advocacy, education and service provision. To benefit children & young people with acquired head injury, their families, partner agencies and the wider community affected by brain injury in children and young people

We exist to provide goodwill services and products, in addition to official sources, for all people touched by maternity or neonatal settings in hospital and beyond. There is a non-exhaustive list of projects, ideas, and plans in order to achieve delivering this, with the goal to improve wellbeing of patients and their families, and simply put as many smiles on faces as we can.

Welfare support for RAF and ex-RAF members and their families in times of need. Fund raising activities for the RAFA Wings Appeal Charity.

Provide relief to Lodge members, families and widows and make donations to recognised Masonic charities

To help develop children with learning, physical or sensory disabilities and to promote the education, physical and general development of the children and to support their parents, carers and families by the provision of equipment and services not provided from statutory funds.

Fundraising around the county of Essex by having various events I.E family fundays, bake sales, table top sales and sponsored haunted nights.

maintenance of family grave with ultimate distribution to poor within parish

Friends of Hounslow Portage (FOHP) aim to promote awareness of the Hounslow Portage Service and to cover additional expenses. Hounslow Portage Service offer ealy intervention for pre-school children with special needs and their families. A portage team of home visitors offers a carefully structured but flexible programme to help parents become effective teachers of their own children.