Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

To relieve the needs of the families of those serving and former members of the Armed Forces who are diagnosed with or who are experiencing symptoms of PTSD by working with Armed Forces agencies, health services and mental health expertise and:-raising public awareness of PTSD;-providing support groups and related services to enable those families to best their loved ones;

We provide advice, kidney health education, advocacy services and support kidney patients and their families, especially Black patients, to navigate government systems. We raise awareness about the inequalities they face in the healthcare systems, so we campaign to ensure that government decisions consider their needs, and raise awareness about the prevention of kidney disease and organ donation.

Provide support to deaf children and their families and help buy special equipment that they may need.

We perform Gujarati/Hindi devotional music to the public, where family/friends grieve for the sudden death or celebrating death anniversary of loved ones. Family and friends unite in singing songs of devotion to uplift the spirit within. Some gather to support friends/family, others make themselves comfortable and absorbed the meaning of being a good human being on educational experience.

Action Family Centre provides supplementary education and community language for children and young people age 5-17 year in Lewisham of South East London.Our current activities include consulting with local families to ascertain their support needs and developing a network of parents who come together to share experiences and provide mutual support.

To provide emotional support and information to all those affected by epilepsy.To raise funds for epilepsy researchTo keep alive the memory of loved ones lost to epilepsy aliveTo increase epilepsy awarenessTo promote tolerence and understanding on how epilepsy affects a family

- Capacity building through teacher support, training and retention- Information exchange and support between the UK and African schools- Provision of material to support learning in African schools- Provision of school support to children from poor families- Contributing to the maintenance of school buildings

Support those injured by surgical mesh by providing online and telephone support, raising awareness with information sharing on social media platforms and provide respite breaks for those injured by surgical mesh and their family members by providing access to holiday accommodation in the UK.

Relief of poverty in the village of Creech St.Michael and maintenance of Cresswell family monuments and graves in the church and churchyard of the parish of Creech St. Michael.

De Centre aims to provide support services to the wider community, irrespective of ethnicity. Support Services will be provided in the United Kingdom for those who are in need by reason of youth, age, ill health, disability, financial hardship and social deprivation/disadvantage.

Local History Group, provides History talks and quizes, outings for members, family history research for parish.

The Charity is established for general charitable purposes and will operate as a grant making charity, supporting charitable projects, organisations and individuals with grants of varying sizes and durations.

Raise awareness and de-stigmatise Postnatal Depression (PND) by stimulating open discussionProvide access to information and support to mums, Dads, partners, families and friends affected by PNDEnsure sufferers, families and friends are provided with the most suitable care, support and treatmentExamine the key risks and issues that affect sufferers of PND and how to to help them

Eat United builds local solutions to food insecurity and food waste through the development of a volunteer-led food re-distribution system in Nicaragua. Fresh produce is rescued and channelled directly to vulnerable families in the capital city Managua, providing a sustainable and replicable method for intervening directly in dietary habits and food consumption in urban food insecure communities.

the hall is used by the community for meetings, WI, family events etc.

HaaF is a family based charity, set up to support those with disabled children, young people and adults in east London and beyond; growing out of local churches we seek to impact the wider community by offering a range of support groups and services, training and a positive response to the difficulties faced by these families in society as a whole.

Exclusively charitable, including helping young people in the London Boroughs develop their capabilities that they may grow to full maturity as individuals and members of society.

Raising the artistic taste of the public

The charity supports mental health training for South Africans who work with disadvantaged children and families in South Africa. This is accomplished by providing bloc training courses in London for South Africans as well as sponsoring UK teachers to visit South Africa twice yearly to support and consult to community projects. All costs of travelling and subsistence are also provided.

Provide a little financial help for the young and elderly within the church family if needed.

We help improve the self-esteem of deprived children in Ipswich and South Suffolk, and the cohesion of their families, by providing grants for cheap holidays, school trips and activities.

Raising funds for therapeutic breaks and other therapeutic support for individuals and families in need of it for reasons of financial hardship or illness or disability.

(1) Providing counselling services for couples, individuals and families, and youths with challenging behaviours.(2) Poverty relief by providing community projects to meet the needs of displaced families and children.(3) Mission for Women's Welfare.

Families for Peace is an award-winning organisation that works holistically in Birmingham to seek peace for families, individuals and communities that have been blighted by violent crime. We provide a coordinated package of services and activities for young people and families to empower and equip them to move away from crime and integrate them back into society.

RCP runs a weekly soup kitchen for the homeless , and poverty stricken families. They are provided with a safe environment to come and have a hot meal served by volunteers.RCP aims to provide counselling sessions for any member of the community who is facing issues in their lives, this providing them with the necessary tools to overcome these issues.