Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

The Tony Rampton Trust provides assistance to employees and past employees of Freemans Plc, Grattan Plc and in some cases of Parcelnet/Hermes Ltd and members of their families and organisations for which employees and past employees are undertaking voluntary work or which have been nominated by them.

SUPPORTING AND TRAINING INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE WHO HAVE NEURODIVERSE CONDITIONS SUCH AS ADHD AND/OR AUTISM. WORKING WITH FAMILIES AND PROFESSIONALS TO CHANGE PERCEPTIONS AND INCREASE UNDERSTANDING.ACTIVITIES INCLUDE TRAINING, COACHING, SUPPORT, GUIDANCE AND INFORMATION

The Foundation will primarily make grants to existing charities. Priorities will be the arts, ASD, ADHD, Cancer, Children/Youth, Dementia, the environment, FASD, food poverty, homelessness, LGBTQIA, refugees, women's physical and mental health. Priority will be given to East London and East Kent. Applications for multi-year and longer term projects particularly encouraged.

TO SUPPORT AND STRENGTHEN LOCAL FAMILIES THROUGH EARLY YEARS DROP IN'S, PARENTING ADVICE AND OUT OF SCHOOL CLUBS AND PROJECTS FOR 5-18'S.

The APEEF PA provides grants to children, provides other financial help for the School and provides services for the School children and their families.

Supporting, and developing responses to, the needs of children, young people and their families in Harborough District and surrounding area. Specifically delivering play and youth work activities, especially to targeted communities such as local Gypsy and Traveller communities, and rurally isolated children and young people.

The main objectives of Newfrontiers are to advance the Christian faith and to provide assistance for persons in conditions of need, hardship or distress. In order to achieve its objectives, Newfrontiers works as "a worldwide family of churches, together on a mission".

The Laura Centre offers free bereavement counselling services for adults, families and young people. We provide holistic support to parents who's child has died and children and young people 5-25 years old who's parent or sibling has died. The centre also supports those in anticipatory grief. We provide one to one therapy, systemic family work, therapeutic and drop in groups and an advice line.

We aim to alleviate hunger for children, families and the elderly in Daventry District (now West Northants) by providing access to sustainable affordable food. Bringing the community together in an environment where there is no stigma or embarrassment. 4,900 children (plus families) in Daventry District could need this help. We support schools, local community and local businesses

The Children's Respite Trust provides respite for disabled children and support for their families. In doing so, the Trust first makes sure that families receive the state support to which they are entitled through its advocacy service before then arranging support through community based carers or day-care at the Trust's respite Centre.

We provide family support to primary age children and their families in Cambridge. We work within a multi-disciplinary framework & use a range of approaches. Objectives include improved educational attendance & performance, support with emotional & behavioural difficulties, reduced isolation, increased participation & empowerment of under served families who are often in poverty.

Deliver services to families living in temporary unsuitable acommodation. We run a drop-in for parents & children, respite playgroup, after school club. Families have access to one to one advice, social work & counselling support, adult groups and classes, cooking & laundry facilities. During school holidays activities are provided for school age children and annual summer programme for families.

We work with young people aged 7 to 19 years, surrounded by drugs, crime, violence and loss from areas of high deprivation, within Leeds - based in Beeston & Holbeck, South Leeds. We provide activities and support for young people and their broader families, running weekly, drop-in's, mentoring and group sessions, that enable those involved to holistically grow, have fun and belong.

Alternatives provides mental health and holistic wellbeing support to marginalised women, and by extension their families, living in Newham. We do this by offering free and accessible talking therapy, through advocacy support and community projects and by providing meaningful volunteering and employment opportunities.

The relief of families and carers of children who have Down Syndrome exclusively, by providing face to face support as well as any information necessary to enable these children to reach their full potential both educationally and socially and so that their conditions of life may be improved.

Provides help support and advice to adults and children with learning difficulties their parents families and carers in the London Borough of Bexley.

To supply social and community activities to our services to enhance morale and offer support to families

To offer a means related counselling service for children, young people, families and other members of the community. We will also offer a support community cafe provision where anyone will be able to access support groups, workshops and advice with no charge. A garden area is also available for activities such as bushcraft, woodwork and gardening.

Leeds Baby Bank gives support to families in crisis in the Leeds area by providing emergency baby essentials, food, clothing and baby equipment. All funds raised from the night will go directly into help children aged 0-5 years old.

Offering appropriate play, education and care facilities, family learning and extended hours groups, together with the right of parents to take responsibility for and to become involved in the activities of such groups, ensuring that such groups offer opportunities for all children whatever their race, culture, religion, means or ability.

The primary aim of the Trust is to assist and support young carers who are providing a 'significant level of care' for a disabled or seriously ill family member.

Full Day Care for children aged 6 months to five years

YLC facilitates networks, training and partnerships alongside our members VCSE and partners. This assists in identifying key issues for children, young people and families. We then work with our members and young people to grow their organisations and promote joint working and best practice to improve outcomes for children, young people and families in the Wakefield District.

SUPPORTS CHILDREN TREATED AT THE EVELINA CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL (AND CLINICS VISITED BY EVELINA CARDIOLOGISTS), PRINCIPALLY FOR CONGENITAL HEART DEFECTS, AS WELL AS THEIR PARENTS/CARERS/CLOSE FAMILY. PROVIDE INFORMATION, FRIENDSHIP, SUPPORT WHEN PARENTS FEEL ALONE OR NEED ADVICE. ADVOCACY PROVIDES PATIENT VOICE TO HELP GUYS & ST THOMAS'S NHS TRUST SHAPE SERVICES FOR CHD.

The object of the charity is to apply its income for such exclusively charitable purposes as the trustees think fit.