Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

Mosaic- Supporting Bereaved Children offers a pathway of support for bereaved children, young people and their families, providing individual, family and group work, therapeutic residential weekends and social activities. Mosaic also offers support to those young people facing the death of a loved one.Mosaic provides support for agencies and professionals working with young people.

The relief of poverty amongst families in Afghanistan and Pakistan; in particular but not by way of limitation amongst orphans and widows by provision of material assistance in order to meet their needs for food, water and basic health care and education.The Charity campaigns against poverty, in particular those raising awareness as regards to hardship endured by children and women.

A fully inclusive sensory centre & social cafe for children & young people with disabilities & additional needs.The centre with social cafe offers a safe, stimulating environment, giving individuals, families, carers & groups chance toexplore & develop. Ideal for therapy, relaxation, education, friendship & fun. It provides a sensory room, soft play, groups, sessions & support groups.

Relief of persons who have suffered acquired brain injury through illness or accident, and their families and dependants

Providing education and support opportunities for autistic and neurodivergent people, and their families.

Supporting Teens in Crisis, and their families.

Self Help Centre offers a variety of physical, social, emotional and psychological support for individuals and their families with life limiting and life changing conditions and also bereavement services. We work closely with health and social care and have a robust education program

To advance the education of children, families and the wider community, in accordance with, but not limited to, the holistic principles of Waldorf education. Principally to achieve this by the establishment, development and maintenance of:(i) parent and baby / toddler groups;(ii) a kindergarten;(iii) a home education support group for 3 to 14 year olds;(iv) summer school;(iv) talks

WEEKLY YOUTH CLUBS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE WORKING ALONGSIDE THEM THROUGH SPORT, INDIVIDUAL WORK, GROUP WORK, CLUBS, AND RESIDENTIAL ACTIVITIES AS WELL AS DELIVERING A PROGRAMME OF DAY TRIPS, CAMPS AND OTHER LEISURE ACTIVITIES FOR FAMILIES AND YOUNG PEOPLE DURING THE SCHOOL HOLIDAYS.FOR ADULTS WE RUN A WEEKLY WOMEN'S GROUP.

Recruiting and training volunteers to visit families at home who have at least one child under 5 to offer support and friendship.

We organise conferences for members and medical/research specialists to share knowledge and experience. We assist families in attending other support opportunities and taking part in CS research programmes. We organise group days out for families to enjoy precious time together. We provide respite care and a siblings club. We support families at our dedicated clinic at Thomas and Guys Hospital.

The objects of the charity are very wide, but the board have, in recent years, focused their attention in the following areas:1. Advancement of education and learning in all matters, but particularly appertaining to the fine and applied arts.2. Projects particularly associated with enhancing and supporting projects for the benefit of communities in Wales- and in particular in Mid Wales.

Home-Start Oxford offers support, friendship, and practical help to families with a child under five, and particularly families who are vulnerable, isolated, under stress, often with complex needs, through home visiting by trained volunteers and other services.The charity's purpose is to help children by supporting parents to grow in confidence and give their children a good start in life.

7 Trustees oversee the work of Family Help Darlington CIO which provides a holistic package of support including refuge accommodation, Darlington's Women's Refuge, was founded in 1976 (charity reg no 506051) in order to provide safe, temporary accommodation for women and women with children fleeing domestic abuse. There is also a telephone helpline for victims/survivors of domestic abuse.

Wirral Mencap delivers services and creates opportunities that improve the quality of life of adults with learning disabilities and their families in Wirral. Services include information, advice and advocacy, training opportunities, social drop-in activities, volunteering, personal development, and campaigning and influencing, making the Wirral community more supportive, accessible and inclusive.

We are dedicated to providing counselling & support to adults, young people, children & families disadvantaged by life circumstances and experiences that effect their personal safety and emotional wellbeing. We provide individual 'face to face' - Telephone & MS Teams counselling sessions & also group therapy from our main operational base and outreach rooms throughout Warwickshire.

The Trust receives income from donations, raffles and investment dividends. Sub Committees have been set up to concentrate on investment management and grant allocations to organisations within the Manchester area who have applied for assistance and for providing holidays to families in need.

Pag-Asa Centre runs 3 Church Services with the following ministries:(1.)Worship Services (2.)Cell/PEPSOL Ministry (3.)Children & Youth Ministry (4.)Media, Production & Creative Arts Ministry (5.)Prayer Nights (6.)G12 Outreach/Overseas MissionPag-asa Centre is supporting two churches in the Philippines and supporting student program where we send children of poor families and orphans to school.

FACES Bedford works with families with children up to the age of 19. Support is offered to those who find themselves experiencing difficulties, hardship and/or distress. FACES Bedford offer a range of holistic services which includes recruiting and training volunteers to regularly visit families in their own homes where they offer emotional and/or practical support to best meet the family's needs.

The charity is a family trust and operates predominantly, but not exclusively, in Hampshire. It makes occasional ad-hoc grants, generally to larger charities that fit its purposes, where the Trustees already have some involvement, and can have a sufficiently high level of engagement.

The church holds a wide range of meetings and events on Sundays and throughout the week for its members, their families and all who are interested in exploring the Christian faith. All the activities uphold and adhere to the Basis of Faith, doctrinal distinctives and ethical statements of the church.

We aim to relieve poverty and hardship by supplying e.g furniture of all kinds,clothing,bedding packs,kitchen packs to those in need working with local Authorities.We collect daily donated items of furniture it is then sorted at our project and redistributed out to our clients work in Hampshire and in Romania for 28 years supporting families supplying clothes, bedding,from our distribution base

Help Cure - Funding specifically brain tumour researchHelp Cope - Financially supporting families fighting cancer...any type of cancerHelp Care - Supporting adults & children with ANY type of Cancer via our Drop in Cancer Support Centre

Running an independent cancer support centre based in Romsey which provides emotional support for adults, including patients, family members and carers. The centre is open 5 days a week and services are provided free of charge. Our services include counselling, complementary therapies, meditation, information, clinics for finance, welfare and legal advice, and special interest groups.

We are a charity united by our passion to make a difference. We vow to help create change by making a better living conditions for the homeless and vulnerable of the North East. We also support those who are financially vulnerable and in danger of homelessness and their families. The support we provide is holistic, person centred through accessing practical none prescriptive projects.