Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

Provision of relief for individuals and families within the Parish of Hambledon, via individual cash vouchers and grants where otherwise they would be in financial difficulty.

Work with Famalies and young people in the CommunityOrganised a childrens event during August for 330 childrenRun families events in the local Park for whole community Support older peopleHeld special Lent Studies in members housesOrganised several events for older people and the houseboundRun many Fairtrade events

Koalas provides support information and advice for families who have children with special needs/disabilities. At the same time we provide a pre-school setting for the children, working in partnerships with families and professionals we plan for the individual child's development and help them achieve their individual goals through the Early Years Foundation Stage.

To offer support to young people towards achieving aspirations which they might not otherwise be able to achieve. To work with others within the community towards creating facilities and opportunities that benefit the young, their families, and the wider community. Beneficiaries are from the Bridport area of West Dorset

We provide sports facilities for children and families in Widecombe in the Moor and surrounding districts. The provision at the present time is for table tennis, tennis, hockey and a play area.

The charity uses its income from investments to make grants to other local charities, or national charities, working in the historical parish of Greenford Magna, to assist them in their work with elderly people, and vulnerable adults and families. This can take the form of support for example of food banks and night shelters run by local churches.

FAINS is the parent/teacher association for the school. Made up of parents and staff the group's main aim is to raise extra funds whilst providing social activities for the families and staff at the school.

We hold fundraising events such as family night bingo, school fete, disco's for the children throughout the school. Tombola, charity market stall, sponsored bounce

From 1st April 2011 to 31st March 2012 we have supported the following organisations; The Walker Street Contact Club, Victim Support, Daggards for Charity, St. Mary`s Church, Swine, E Yorks, restoration, Castle Hill Hospital Cancer Investigation Camera, Camphill Family, Botton Village nr. Whitby, N.Yorks, British Lung Foundation, Province of Yorks. N&E Riding,

RAISING FUNDS AND SUPPORTING EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITES FOR THE ENJOYMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES ATTENDING BRADING CHURCH OF ENGLAND CONTROLLED PRIMARY SCHOOL. ENABLING PARTICIPATION FOR ALL IN COMMUNITY EVENTS AND EXTRA-CURRICULA ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING OFF-SITE VENUES.

The activities of the trust are to make donations to charities in which the Pinkney family have a particular interest with an emphasis on christian charities in both the United Kingdom and overseas.

The objects of the Trust are charitable in connection with relief of hardship and distress of such persons or families who in the opinion of the Trustees experience extreme financial hardship or needs for which there are no immediate forms of relief.

Bitterne WI enables women to extend their interest in crafts. history,citizenship,music and drama. It provides a meeting place for women to socialise and to work to improve their community.As part of the wider organisation of WIs it takes part in aiming to influence national issues especially those affecting women and family life.

LOCAL CHARITY PROVIDING SUPPORT THROUGH REGULAR SOCIAL EVENTS, FUNDRAISING FOR TRIPS AND DAYS OUT FOR YOUNG ADULTS AND CHILDREN WITH PHYSICAL AND LEARNING DISABILITIES AND THEIR SIBLINGS/FAMILIES

OPERATE FROM LIGHTHOUSE CHILD DEVELOPEMENT CENTRE, SNAKES LANE SOUTHEND, PROVIDING A LOAN SCHEME FOR EQUIPMENT & SPECIALISED TOYS FOR DISABLED CHILDREN ALSO RUN A SHORT BREAK SCHEME FOR MEMBERS AND THEIR FAMILIES AND MANY ACTIVITIES GEARED TOWARDS THIS GROUP OF CHILDREN-RAISES ALL ITS OWN FUNDS

The purpose of the fund shall be to grant financial or medical assistance to registered players, referees and to others who have rendered service to the association or to their families.

Children, Care homes, Hospices, British Legion, Royal Star and Garter Home, Diabetes, Cancer, charities, etc., Animals, Ifaw, Samaritans, RNLI, SSAFA, MFPA, St.John Ambulance, St.Dunstans, Camphill Family

Anyone who is local to the Village of Snainton my apply to the charity for help if they are experiencing difficulties with meeting the cost of bills eg. heating & lighting. Having a family member in hospital and needs help with transport costs.

Small grants offered to those struggling with increasing fuel costs and other bills. Helping those who are ill and their families with small gifts for taxis for hospital visiting etc. Helping with extra educational needs leading to the ability to earn a living.

Friends of Feltham offer support to young people in custody and to their families. Examples : aid for specific projects like exercise equipment, baby changing facilities, play area for visiting children. We offer financial assistance through a Hardship Fund for individuals in proven need. We fund emergency accommodation on release.We consider ad hoc requests brought by other agencies, and staff

Cash donations are given to residents of the village of Sampford Peverell who are in need of monetary help in circumstances ie death in family; cash towards the cost of transport to visit relative who is in hospital on a long term stay; any requests for help from villagers is carefully considered by trustees.

Friends of St Margaret's hold two or three small fundraising activities each year - mainly for the congregation and their friends and families. The profits are banked until such time as a need for funds arises in order for the church to improve or maintain facilities. The PCC applies to the Friends who consider giving a grant in these circumstances.

Each December the trustees meet and distribute the income received from Chew Stoke United Charities to individuals and families, both young and elderly, resident in the parish of Chew Stoke who are in need of assistance. The charity does not fundraise and its annual income is small.

Offer financial help and assistance to all Members and the families of the Skal International wordwide in time of need, irrespective of where they and fir the benefit of any duly constituted charity as approved by the trustees from time to time.

Small educational grants to families of children, generally when moving to, or in, Secondary Education, in consultation with local Headteachers in Davyhulme and Urmston (Trafford MBC)