Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

Enjoining good and forbidding evil, planting the seeds of love, tolerance and truthIn our divided and troubled society, and restoring confidence in ourselves and those around us. We believe in integration as members of one body or one compassionate family. Our goal is to excel in family education, raise children correctly, and lead by example in helping each other in good deeds.

ORGANISE SOCIAL EVENTS FOR THE MEMBERS & THEIR FAMILIES, ORGANISE EDUCATIONAL EVENTS FOR MEMBERS & THEIR FAMILIESPROVIDE A FORUM FOR MEMBERS & THEIR FAMILIES TO DISCUSS ISSUES AND ADVISE EACH OTHER.PROVIDE VARIOUS INFORMATION, ADVICE TO MEMBERS & THEIR FAMILIES.

To primarily raise funds for the Genesis Breast Cancer Prevention Centre, and financially help individual cancer sufferers and their families

The organisation will endearvour to enable BME people to sustain a reasonable quality of life in the borough, at a level acceptable to them and minimise exclusion from the family and/or community due to a range of issues and language barriers.

Promotes childminding as a quality daycare service within the local community. Provide support to children, families & all childminders at a Drop In Centre twice weekly, enabling children to play & interact with others in a stimulating environment & day trips, parties & special events to name a few.

Current activities are to support any families whose child is diagnosed with Triose Phosphate Isomerase Defiency. This is achieved by continuing to host the ww.tpitrust.com website.

Religious services and helping the wider community.

FoMS arranges fund raising activities and events for families of Morville School in order to buy extra items needed by the school (ie art, IT and sports equipment, playground items, trips) in order to support and enhance the academic programme. We also provide a social networking forum for parents, teachers, govornors and members of the community.

The activities of the charity are:Preaching and teaching the christian faithHelping local families though counselling, play therapy and other support, regardless of their beliefsFundraising for our projects and those we support

FYD is part of the National Deaf Children's Society, the national charity dedicated to creating a world without barriers for deaf children & young people. We represent the interests and campaign for the rights of all deaf children & young people from birth until they reach independence. NDCS supports the deaf child through the family and directly supports deaf children & young people themselves.

To promote the welfare of suffering families and children; in any country or place without prejudice to their race, nationality or creed. Educating the public who have had the advantage of being treated within their human rights concerning the nature, cause and effect of those in distress; then to be instrumental in assisting the disadvantaged, so that their condition of life may be improved.

The object of the Trust is to provide short breaks and palliative care, including end of life care, in a homely environment forchildren and young people with life-limiting conditions whilst supporting their families, in the community, in their own homes and at the hospice known as Shooting Star House.Enhancing quality of life, when every moment counts.

SARAC provides counselling, support and advice to males and females over the age of 11 who have experienced rape, sexual and/or domestic abuse at any time in their lives. Also offer support to partners, family members, friends, colleagues who are also affected by a person's abuse. Offers telephone helpline, face to face counselling and group sessions. Also provide training to other agencies.

Although not exclusively, the Charity was formed to provide a vehicle for charitable disbursements by the Founder and members of his family who may wish to make use of the facility. Each donor who subscribes funds to the charity is kept advised of the balance of his account, and is free to propose or make donations to such charitable causes or needy individuals as he or she may wish to benefit.

Proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Provision of emergency food supplies. Loans for necessities eg cookers. Personal advocacy re statutory groups eg local council, police. Training of local community volunteers. Listening - counselling poor mental health sufferers, appropriate referrals. Provides youth activities, mentoring and training. Trains volunteers and brings the community together in events and family days.

Help, encourage and assist those with PXE and their family members.Heighten the awareness of PXE amongst the medical community, support services and the general public.Link members with each other for mutual support and exchange of ideas.Provide information on the various aspects of PXE.Hold meetings to which all members, their families and friends are invited.

Restoring Hands is committed to providing assistance to improve quality of life, restore dignity and promote hopefor the future. We do this by working with local families through befriending people; assessing their needs andhelping them access relevant resources.

The Activities of Word & Spirit Prevailing Ministries is to continue the advancement of the Christian religion.

The Friends of the Dales provides social activities for families and students at school and any income is used to purchase items for the beenfit of the whole school.

COPE: Mental Health Foundation is a non-for profit voluntary organisation committed to working to provide quality and timely services, (not exclusively) for Black & Minority Ethnic (BAME) mental health services users, carers, lone parents and families in partnership with other organisations. The Community Contact Family Center (CCFC) is the foundation of COPE's work with young people and families.

stressCareuk is a unique charity offering progressive Bragg's Law based DNA Colour Sequence and PTSD psychological therapies/activities, designed for those recovering from PTSD and related conditions, involving family and affected others, using a programme in a compassionate, confidential and non-discriminatory environment in order to assist participants to lead a fullfilling life of well-being.

The main activities are arranging and leading theatre skills workshops for children, young people, families and adults.Also creating and producing theatrical performances with and for children, young people and families.Currently working in South Wales.

The charity: (a) operates as a christian group that works towards the rehabilitation and reintegration of ex-offenders into society (b) have meetings consisting of worship (music/songs etc), prayer, teaching, bible studies, etc (c) assists in family reconciliation and social development for the betterment of society (e) holds social events

The Charity makes grants out of its income and capital to recipient objects operating both in and outside the United Kingdom.