Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

OFFERING FREE ADVICE, VISITING PRISONERS, PROVIDING TRANSPORT FOR FAMILIES TO VISIT THEIR INCARCERATED RELATIVES, PROVIDING TRANSLATORS AND HELPING TO MAINTAIN THE CONTACT BETWEEN PERSONS LEGALLY DEPRIVED OF THEIR LIBERTY AND THEIR FAMILIES AND DEPENDANTS

To supply food parcels to individual and families in order to alleviate hunger in the Chipping Barnet area.

We provide the following activities for young people with learning disabilities or autism:A Youth Club at Redlees Play CentreGardening at Osterley ParkMultisport in and around IsleworthA programme for people not in education, employment or trainingWe also provide support to unpaid family carers, and operate a disabled cycle scheme

Couples MediationChild CounsellingIndependent Report Writing

To offer support,friendship and practical help to families with an under five living in the London Borough of Sutton

(a) support individuals and their families suffering from the effects of problem gambling;(b) contribute to helping people overcome their problem gambling habits and lead a normal and healthy life;(c) educate the public on the effects of problem gambling;(d) benefit the residents and local communities within which the Hippodrome Casino operates.

We provide respite holidays for families who have a child suffering from the life-threatening illness of Cystic Fibrosis. Each family is referred to us by their CF child's hospital. Holidays are for families from all areas of the UK, and are taken within the UK.

Provides financial assistance to necessitous doctors and their families.

Church services, prayer meetings etc, Advice, Information and Care Service, Children and Families (including carer and toddler groups, children's activities, toy library, holiday clubs), Older Persons (including lunch and social club and outreach work), Parent Support (including parenting classes and self-esteem courses), Training (including Basic Skills, IT), Traveller education support.

The Anthony Seddon Fund covers the Tameside area. We are a peer support mental health projects charity. We facilitate a daily peer support mental health drop-in for customers at our Centre, and crisis support service. We also facilitate a number of therapeutic and holistic therapies for people with mental health issues, and their family, friends and carers.

To support families with Autism Spectrum Condition or Aspergers Syndrome, whether diagnosed or not, living in Cheshire

To promote community participation in a healthy recreation to residents of Ipswich and the surrounding area, by providing teaching, development and practice from learn to swim skills to competitive swimming and disability swimming in a cost effective method affordable for all families;

The charity supports children and young people with disabilities and their families/carers who live in the Forest of Dean area. Support, guidance, information and sign posting are provided for parents/carers. A wide range of out of school social, leisure, sport and recreational activities are provided for children and young people with disabilities, whenever possible in an intergrated setting.

Providing the Portage service to around 100 families in Wiltshire. This is a home visiting education service to pre-school children with significant developmental delays and difficulties.

We are the national charity for people experiencing Glycogen Storage Disease, their families and carers as well as for medical professionals working in this field. As the UKs main charity in this area, we support people with the disease, promote research and raise public awareness of GSDs.

The charity raises money to help answer a Dream or grant a wish for Cancer patients of all ages, within our local area. In short, we do something that may make them smile. Fulfilling a dream provides a positive focus empowering both patient and their families with new enthusiasm and strength to deal with ongoing daily struggles of the illness. Our work helps fight the onset of post-diagnosis PTSD.

The Centre works to raise aspirations and improve the quality of community and family wellbeing. It is in use 7 days each week with over 30 groups operating from it each week providing a wide variety of activities for all sectors in the community. We also work in partnership with the local authority and other organisations to improve the quality of life for the inhabitants of Broadfield.

Sunday and midweek worship; youth and family work, including Stepping Stones (parents and toddlers) and family afternoons; pastoral care; Lifeline Debt Advice; Foodbank; Pantry. Hire of premises to outside groups; Craft and Chat group; Wesley Guild; House Groups; Social events (Saturday Cafe, community lunches, Sunday lunches, church bowls group); Justice and Peace Group; fundraising; donations.

to charites whose activities are to improve the quality of life for ex service personnel and their families,to improve quality of life for children who are sick and to help their wishes come true, to reduce animal suffering and to support care for older people.

St Clement's Church is a welcoming parish church serving a very mixed neighbourhood on the fringe of the City of London in EC1. It is a place for worship and provides pastoral support for individuals and families. Our historic building provides a common space for events for local people. We also give a home for musicians, orchestras and music groups for rehearsals and performance.

Making grants in furtherance of the purposes

To work with the local communities throughout the world to create opportunities for the world's most vulnerable children to live safe, healthy and happy lives.To develop partnerships that advocate for sustainable healthcare systems for children and their families.

The Sheffield Parent Carer Forum is a parent-run charity which brings together families with disabled children and young people (aged 0-25) in Sheffield to provide mutual support, exchange information and influence policy.

Home-Start Lambeth offers free support, friendship and practical help to families with at least one child under the age of five. Families are visited regularly in their own homes by trained volunteers who have had experience of parenting and know how difficult it can sometimes be.Since Covid there has been no face to face support for families. Rather volunteer support has moved to phone or video

Dyscover is a charity offering long-term support, hope and opportunity to people who are isolated by communication problems after a stroke or head injury (a language disorder called Aphasia), and their families.Dyscover builds working relationships with and delivers its specialist services to health and social care workers, public, private and third sector organisations and the general public.