Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

We focus on activities that directly help address and reduce hardships faced by West African Families living across suburb and rural areas of Greater Manchester .Our Main activities are:Families Wellbeing and Mental-health support; Vocational TrainingCultural Food Bank Provision; Arts & Cultural Heritage;Education & Learning Support ; Recreational & Therapeutic activities

Activities Programme for children & families, young people and adults. Activities include; Kids Club Ages 5-12, Mini Merlin's Parent and Child Group, Job Shop providing support, advice and training for the unemployed, Community Cafe, Oblivion Street Dance Class, Computer Drop In for advice and training, Over 50's Club, Dog Agility Classes, Sexual Health and Youth Drop In, Community Activity Days.

To create new ways of learning and working so the young people they serve can get the very best from life. They aim to raise academic standards and improve the life chances of students; to create fantastic professional development and training for school staff and to support families and to improve communities.

The charity is a grant making charity with grants made in relation to the relief of poverty and distress, the advancement of education, the advancement of religion and other charitable purposes which are exclusively charitable according to the law of England and Wales.

The Melissa Nathan Foundation provides support for families in crisis. The families might be struggling to cope with illness, incapacity, poverty or other domestic crises.

To promote and protect good health by providing assistance and support to sufferers of road accidents and their families by giving priority to residents of Dwyfor, and to buy or contribute towards buying essential equipment to aid rescue work by the local emergency services (including the Air Ambulance) in dealing with accidents.

We provide help and support to black families.

The Foundation aims to help individuals and families subject to enforcement action due to financial hardship by awarding an essential household item to help alleviate stress and improve quality of life for them and their family.

Grants to institutions

Helping cancer sufferers and their families in England and Wales

Support the Parachute Regimental Association and its members and their families and help in their welfare.

Little Troll Productions is a childrenÔÇÖs theatre company aiming to conjoin artistic excellence with effective health education. Our mission is to revolutionise childrenÔÇÖs health awareness, focusing on prevention, playfulness and parent participation so that disadvantaged families get better life chances.

The Charity started operating from Sept. 2011 on behalf of the schools and College in Stevenage. It is developing staff development with organisations such as Wolfson College, Cambridge University and associated support for young people and their families in Stevenage schools.

We are a small charity based in Devon. We grant wishes to any child, teenager or young adult living in Devon who is currently undergoing treatment for Cancer or Leukaemia. We host a Christmas for all the young people we have helped and their families. We also undertake re-vamping rooms at the RD&E hospital where these patients are treated.

Helping orphans and other vulnerable children in Kajo Keji , South Sudan and Mukono, Uganda to receive an education (Primary and Secondary) through sponsorship. Supporting needy families through the provision of goats, housing and other requirements.

We run conferences around topical issues and computer training for the local community.Our main activities are: one to one mentoring in schools and communities, family support, Group & parent meetings.Residential with young people to deal with specific issues around antisocial behaviour.We work in partnership with other agencies e.g. Black Boys Can, The B.O.A.T, S.A.D.A.C.C.A and SAACH

Ruhul Ulum Noori Trust provide advice, guidance and information to disadvantages family or individuals in Tower Hamlet and Hackney Borough. its provides training and ESOL to BAME community(specially disadvantages bangladeshi people). The charity also provide financial support to poor and disadvantage families in Bangladesh by organising food and shelter programme during various natural disaster.

It aims to meet the needs and aspirations of local Bangladeshi and BAME women, providing advice, information and guidance on health, education, housing, translation service, ESOL and a range of other challenges that many Bangladeshi families currently faces. It also aims to prevent isolation and social exclusion by targeting its services at particularly hard to reach groups.

The London Regiment continues to promote and build funds which generates monies for its troops Welfare and Benevolence, particularly for those personnel and families, who are currently serving on mobilised operational service.We are actively raising funds by charitable means promoting sponsorship in such activities as Marathons, Golf Competitions, Expeditions and General Fund Raising.

To preserve and protect the mental health and relieve poverty, hardship, and the distress of persons who have suffered or currently suffer a legal restriction on their liberty and who are or were detained in prison and their spouses, partners, families, dependants and friends in particular by the establishment or maintenance of centres for use by the beneficiaries.

The trustees plan to undertake the following initial projects:Scholarships to Christ's Hospital SchoolEducational assistance to children from Cornwall

We visits and donate hampers, gifts, to Endeavour Foyer that looks after teenagers that have fallen out with their families and now leaving in sheltered accomodation.we also cater for the needs of homeless people in chatham.We visit old peoples homes spending time with the lonely ,assist in social networking and providing library services to the elderly's

We work with local people with disabilities, their families and carers. We support people to have choice and take control over their own lives, share examples of good practice and facilitate peer support. Current projects include: Self Directed Support training, Personal Assistant register, Voice Network and ongoing support for the Cambridgeshire County Council Partnership Boards.

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To promote the health, equality and independence of blind and partially sighted people (and especially, but not exclusively, children and young people) by advancing the education and training and providing services and assistance to children, young people and their families and other people who are blind or partially sighted.The main activities were carried out through family support workers.