Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

The Trust awards small grants to alleviate hardship to individuals or families who live within the Borough of Greater Ryde, Isle of Wight and are on low incomes and have health needs .

We aim to advance the education of the Pupils of the School by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education at the School (not normally provided by the Local Education Authority).Furthermore, we aim to foster more extended relationships between staff, parents and others associated with the school.

We engage in fundraising activities and events at the school to raise funds for items such as improving play facilities in playground, new stage and costumes for drama,improving the school environment etc. We usually raise funds through discos, Christmas Fair, Easter Egg raffle etc. Parents and families are encouraged to particpate.

Help to poor family - Poor Bride - Bar Mitzva. Helping people with debts, health problems. Comforting widows and distressed divorcees. Distributing money through rallies to poor institutions and needy people.

For general charitable purposes and in particular the advancement of the Christian religion; to strengthen Christian marriage and the family, improve moral standard and help people in need through sickness, disablement,age,poverty or disaster.

The Catholic Housing Aid Society (West London) was set up to assist with donations or loans to St Vincent's Family Housing Association (a registered housing landlord). We also make grants to charities who provide housing to those in need. We also provide grants to individuals who have a housing problem.

The provision of social, leisure and educational activities for people with learning disabilities and their parents or other carers.To work with people with learning disabilities to help them to have as independent a life as possible in accordance with their wishes.To increase public knowledge of the problems faced by people with learning disabilities and their families.

Provision of the hall to local groups and individuals. Users include the local history society, welfare and fitness groups and local families for birthday and anniversary parties.

The aim, purpose and objects may be summarised as supporting family life through prayer and practical action including outreach projects locally, nationally and overseas.

The provision for and funding of practical help towards meeting the needs of children with disabilities and their families, with particular regard to funding in areas where NHS funding would not normally be available. The charity also supports research and training of professionals working on behalf of such families.

To administer, investment income, voluntary contributions from the Ship's Company of HMS PRESIDENT, and from others with an interest in the Unit in order to make charitable donations to encourage recruitment, increase military efficiency and relieve hardship and distress for members and the families of the Royal Naval Reserve in Greater London.

fundraising activities including school discos, bingo, beetle drive evenings, summer fete, coffee mornings inviting children and parents & family of the school to participate

Family functions, fundraising events, club meetings, badminton and workshops. Budget accommodation for groups such as scouts etc.

We provide a environment where people can participate in social activities including yoga, line & latin dancing, carpet bowls, over 60's physical exercise & over 60's club, parent & toddler group, quiz nights, annual pantomine, ceilidhs, shows, exhibitions & charitable events. The hall may be hired for family & public celebrations & is also used as a polling station.

This charity was set up to provide resident's of Brockenhurst assistance. We provide lifelines. We donate to local community run groups and organisations. At Christmas we provide vouchers from from a local store to families and personal gifts to the elderly who are now living in care homes. We provide financial assistance to individuals who may need help i.e. purchasing walking aides.

Our charity runs different events throughout the year, with our biggest being the School Christmas fair. Family bingos and children's discos are also a big hit.

Makes grants to individuals to help them with their education. Offers grants, generally in the form of one-off payments to persons or families in financial need. Before awards are made, the financial backgrounds of applicants are checked by questionnare.Supports educational projects in local primary schools, in areas not funded by the local authority.

General support of local Primary Schools, local Youth groups, local education centre, under-privileged families, young carers, international shelter boxes, Uganda leprosy workshop and other charitable causes.

Small family grant giving charity, empowered to give donations to any charitable body or institution with charitable purposes. It concentrates its grants on those charities in which the trustees or the settlors take or have taken a personal interest.

To advance the education of the pupils in the school by developing relationships between staff and parents and providing facilities for education at the school not normally provided by the LEA. Funds are raised by holding fetes, children's discos, family events, MUFTI days, cinema evenings and so on.

Including drop-in sessions for help with benefit forms housing and estate issues etc. Access to computers and internet. Public meetings, consultation and free to access community events. We specialise in supporting families with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities, signposting to other services, providing peer support, helping apply for EHCPs and access to our sensory room.

To provide, for children, young people and families, a camping environment for Christian evangelism, growth and the building of relationships with people from other Christian groups.

THE CHARITY MAKES TWICE-YEARLY PAYMENTS TO VILLAGERS IN HARDSHIP IN NEED OF ASSISTANCE. AT PRESENT ALL RECIPIENTS ARE PENSIONERS. IT ALSO MAKES GRANTS TO HELP STUDENTS TO PARTICIPATE IN SCHOOL VISITS OR IN SCHOOL ACTIVITIES, WHERE LACK OF FAMILY INCOME WOULD HAVE PREVENTED SUCH PARTICIPATION. IT HAS ALSO ENABLED THE VILLAGE TO BUY A SMALL PIECE OF LAND WHERE GROWS A VETERAN OAK, PROVIDING ACCESS T

The charity exists to support Adults with Learning Disabilities attending CARLTON Centre, and as agreed, in the local Community. It organizes fund raising and social activities for members, their families and carers. Money raised is used to support the Centre, and centre groups, as agreed. All Carers and Parents are Members and membership is open to all who can support the Friends activities.

To raise funds both internally and externally to improve the school environment for the whole school community and to promote more parental involvement.