Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

The trust's objective is the making of grants to other charitable institutions

Benevolent fund which looks after professional dancers which have needs to ask for help, critical illness, death of family member, or member fallen on bad times, etc. Charity is available to all its members through an application form.

Our charity provide support to the children's education for families who are in poverty in Sri Lanka, through donating school kits, projects to build houses and the provision of safe drinking water. So far 260 children have registered with the charity to receive annual schooling kits and 30 children registered for Monthly bursary support for Advance Level classes. Also provide mobility equipment.

The Defendant provides practical and emotional support to Defendants, their family members and defence witnesses via a dedicated helpline and email support service.

We provide retreats for rest and renewal for young people (11-16), and their families, across UK, who seek support in challenging times. We operate from heritage properties of cultural importance to the local community, sustained by social enterprise run by young adults, connecting heritage with young people and their families, to engender a sense of belonging, inclusion and social wellbeing.

Maintenance of tomb of Ledbrook family and surrounding churchyard.

The organisation raises funds which are used to provide financial support and assistance to organisations helping disadvantaged children who have suffered from loss of family or carers, whether in the UK or other parts of the world.

The Joely Bear Appeal has three main aims. The Appeal was originally set up to provide facilities to make stays in hospital more comfortable for young cancer patients and their families. The Appeal now also makes grants for research into the treatment and detection of cancer on children. It also promotes the importance of giving blood and of registering on the Bone Marrow Panel

A . To advance education financial support towards the educational needs of children's towards poor families, B . T promote and protect good health and awareness for the under privileged people. Providing homes and shelter for the destitute. C . T relieve financial hardship. Vocational training in deprived areas to help the people.

We realise potential and improve the lives of the most vulnerable families in CroydonEstablished in October 2012, The HIVE Croydon builds on the strengths of the support for local families formally provided by WIN Extended Services and Croydon Children?s University?. As a charity, we offer a sustainable model of continued support for the local community through the St Andrew?s Community Hub.

The relief of persons who are deaf or have hearing loss and are cochlear implantees and their families, through in particular, but not limited to, the provision of education and information, support, recreation and leisure activities, in order to improve their conditions of life.

The PTFA was set up to raise funds for additional resources to enhance the educational experiences of deaf pupils at the school. Although Royal Cross is based in Preston, pupils come from all over Lancashire and neighbouring authorities. Charity activities include fundraising for a new minibus, signed theatre performances, subsidised family outings and workshops, fun days and social events.

Friends of Chernobyl's Children provide respite care to children from Belarus who have been, or whose families have been, affected by radiation following the Chernobyl nuclear disaster.

To provide help, advice and support to people with epilepsy, their families and carers, living in the London Borough of Croydon and surrouding areas in Surrey and Kent.

Making interest free loans to the freeburgesses of Colchester and certain members of their families.

Fundraising for multiple sclerosis sufferers, we support their families

The Charity continues to fundraise monies through traditional fundraising methods to support and protect the psychical and mental health of rugby players and their families who have been impacted by catastrophic spinal injuries. This is done through the provision of financial assistance, support, education and practical advice.

The Foundation supports the needs of people with disabilities. It also has the power to assist their needy dependants. These objectives are fulfilled in practice by raising appeal funds for its two associated charities, the Papworth Trust and Enham Trust, both of which are concerned with the training, employment and housing of people with disabilities and their families.

To support financially or with goods such individuals or families to relieve any such financial hardship and promote quality of life options wherever possible.

Our focus is on equiping young people with the skills they need to prosper in our changing world

TRIPS AND OUTINGS, ADDITIONAL ACTIVITY PROVISION FOR PUPILS, ADDITIONAL SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES.

To maintain and extend the historic collection of theological books and books of local interest in accordance with a trust deed dated 1 September 1750 for the benefit of the inhabitants of Bampton and surrounding areas. To develop the library as a resource centre for the local heritage of the area and to carry out and facilitate the carrying out of research into local and family history.

Formulating a plan to hold a reunion of aged miners and families to replace a the space vacated by another charity. Reunion been organised for younger ex miner.Establish fund to erect a permanent memorial to the miners of Dinnington.Assisting ex miners and families in hard times.Help given to members of general public in certain circumstances.

To respond to requests for financial support for - (A) The Mission of Chelsea Old Church and the maintenance of the church's services and property; and (B) The education of any Anglican child who is, or whose family is, associated with the church.