Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

Providing advice, tuition and support to individuals of adult and school age, who are affected by dyslexia and associated conditions as well as to families, employers and associates of the individuals referred to above.Fundraising for and implementing projects designed to help dyslexics.Initiating events to raise awareness of dyslexia and the standard of teaching of those affected by it.

we help families with children who have had or got cancer by providing a free break away in our caravan in blackpool

raisng monies for the benefit of good causes, bretheren and families in distressed circumstances.

To relieve the needs of children and young people with Down Syndrome or other learning disabilities by the provision of recreational activities and support for their parents and carers and raising awareness of the issues faced by children and young people with Down Syndrome or learning disabilities, their families and carers.

The trustees aim to a) Raise awareness and understanding of Jewish orthodox culture in relationshipsb) Promote emotional and overall wellbeing by providing marriage counselling and other marriage related servicesc) Help families thrive as family unitsd) Advance and facilitate Jewish practices pertaining to marriage

St Bernard Support provides assistance to people affected by life limiting illnesses such as cancer, heart disease etc. The people we help include people diagnosed with life limiting illnesses, their families and their carers. We also provide assistance and training to medical professionals and other organisations (charities, support groups etc) to enhance their ability to support people.

We help families living with disabled children to speak and treat them as any child. Others families do not understand autism, learning difficulties, sleep walking etc. are health disorders/conditions which need medical help but some parents consider these conditions as family issue, so we try to help for them to approach hospital and association dealing with children who suffer with the same

This is a brand-new Charity that is quite unique. Our aim is to use funds raised in a number of ways.Provide easy-to-understand steps for families of affected young persons to follow and direct them on how to obtain local medical help.

To provide ex naval personnel and their families social and welfare opportunities, including assistance when required. Also supply support for local sea cadet unit.

Fund Raising by Friends, Family and Staff to support Vocational and non vocational curricular activities undertaken by the children at the school.

The Charity's objects are to help others less fortunate within the local area of the Midlands. Various fund-raising events for local individuals as identified by the trustees. Recent events have involved raffles, auctions, and family fun activities.

Spark of Hope was set up to make food available for under privileged children and their families.To turn struggling, institutional orphanages into stable, loving, nurturing homes where children can thrive and truly change the story of their lives.To set up healthcare and education programs which will support the children and their families.We also train women to provide home

Supporting disabled persons and their families/carers and friends and trying to ensure that non disabled persons are aware of the contribution disabled persons can make to society when given the right support and encouragement; making disability awareness an everyday thing.

Marriage & Family counselling; seminars, forums, discussion groups, through the use of teaching aids (books, guides, leaflets,Family Development and Vocational Training for the Youth..

Provides a robust package of employability services to assist customers on their journey into employment, training and education. Improving literacy and IT skills and online courses, outreach services via counseling, job search workshop, homework club and reading classes for the youths, jobseekers, lone parents, BAME and NEET's. Tackling community issues, promoting family unity and harmony.

Bethel Homeless Ministry seeks to house all individuals of the streets in the City of Birmingham, encourage independency, support these individuals by providing the right support they require when considering their basic needs, health, welfare and wellbeing, allow these individuals to contribute back to society and for those individuals to locate lost family members or bridge the gap between them.

Provision of welfare, education and support within the Jewish community

A small team of volunteers including parents and staff from Phoenix School who work extremely hard to enhance learning experiences and arrange activities throughout the year for the Phoenix students and families. We look to support the school in as many ways as possible.

Little Liam's Legacy provides financial assistance to children currently living in Newark on Trent and surrounding areas where there is an identified need. Grants and donations are awarded on a case by case basis either directly to families or through organisations who's objectives are in line with our own. The charity also provides funding to assist research and raise awareness of DIPG.

Supporting and encouraging people with a learning disability, their families and carers.Raising awareness of the needs of people with a learning disability.

We provide support to senior or infirm pets and their families, by providing mobility aids, natural supplements, and holistic therapies.Based in Oxfordshire, operating throughout England and Wales.

Advancing education for the public benefit by supporting the provision of teaching, facilities and other support for children with a diagnosis of autism living in the London Borough of Hackney, particularly but not exclusively by support of The Garden School. The School will look to offer extra - curricular, holiday and respite services to children with disabilities and their families.

The relief of sickness & the preservation & protection of good health of persons suffering from emetophobia & their families by:a) the provision of information & advice about the treatment and care of emetophobia to sufferers & to their families;b) advancing education in, & raising awareness of, emetophobia among the general public;c) promoting research into all aspects of emetophobia

Income all achieved through interest from a bond. Payments to the poor of Cottingham paid out just before Christmas. payments sent to Five Schools of Cottingham, High School, Bacon Garth, Croxby, Westfield and Hallgate.for use to fund residential visits for pupils who struggle to meet costs.Also a small donation was given to a Cottingham family towards cost of uniform payment.

To advance the education of preschool children in Malawi for the public benefit through providing educational resources such as books, toys, stationary, visual aids and any other educational materials to the providers of the Kothawira/Utiziro programme to enhance the cognitive, academic and social outcomes of children of marginalised and low income families.