Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

Church services, children's and family groups, senior citizen's activities, hosting community activities and groups

- Sunday worship- Work and activities with children and families- Parent & Toddler groups - Lunch club- Community centre & cafe in an area of deprivation - Parenting courses, community support work

We provide relief to those affected by Perinatal Mental Illness via peer support / advice as well as sign posting to other services that complement the statutory services. We offer advice for the health and education to the public in relation to Perinatal Mental Illness and particularly new parents/families enabling them support.

The Foodbank helps individuals and families in crisis through the provision of emergency food, other necessities and help towards energy costs. Agencies refer people to the Foodbank Centre where they can collect or receive a home delivery. We also offer support to gain cooking skills and help to ensure clients maximise their income and in certain cases help to manage outstanding debts.

Love, Jasmine provides support to family members directly affected by the loss of a child. We provide emotional and practical support and promote self-care to improve the emotional wellbeing of the whole family.

Our main activities are to provide: - 1:1 counselling or psychotherapy for young people. - Assessment & support planning - Carer & parenting support- Ongoing supervision, training for our partners & stakeholders in the wellbeing of young people5) We also run forums in the community around difficult, often marginalised issues affecting young people and their families.

To provide a service that gives help & support to families & carers of drug and alcohol users, as our specialism, and also to carers of people suffering with dementia, disabilities, mental ill health and the elderly.To raise awareness & educate the wider community on related issues.

Hakeford Woods operates a Forest School in a North Devon woodland. The woods are managed to enable a variety of activities for people of all ages including Forest School sessions for children, Wellbeing sessions for adults, family sessions, skills based courses and volunteering opportunities.The site is managed for a high degree of biodiversity.

The Charity's objective is to relieve elderly people living within the Borough of Scarborough who are in need, in particular but not exclusively by reason of financial hardship or disability, by providing housing for rent and items, services or facilities calculated to reduce the needs of such persons. We own 40 flats which are let at less than market rents to elderly people.

A network for non-profit organisations associated with the group of rare diseases known as Niemann-Pick Disease (NPD). The organisation aims to facilitate progress in research and understanding, family support and information services by providing an international forum. The organisation meets by teleconference every three months and bi-annually face to face.

City of Chelmsford Mencap provides lifelong learning, social and respite services for people with learning disability or additional needs, as well as their families and carers. We operate in Chelmsford Essex and provide services, information and support to people across mid-Essex.

Fir Vale Children's Centre delivers a childcare, education and family learning provision.

THE CHARITY AIM AT ACTIVITIES TOWARDS ADVANCEMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH AND SPREADING THE GOODNEWS OF SALVATION TO MANKIND.SUPPORTING AND IMPACTING THE COMMUNITY POSITIVELY. WE SUPPORT FAMILIES,HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS. WE ORGANIZE SEMINARS TO TACKLING ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR I OUR COMMUNITY.

The Ripple Pond provides peer-led services for adults supporting loved ones who have beenphysically, or psychologically injured due to their service with The British Armed Forces.We serve all families regardless of services, both regular and reserve, commissioned and non-commissioned.Our peer-led services provide support groups, specialised 1-to-1 support and information and event services.

Spring Mount Christian Fellowship (SMCF) is an independent Christian church family based in Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria. Activities include Sunday worship services and various other regular activities for all age ranges, all designed to reach others for Christ, teach people about Christ, grow people in Christ and send people for Christ.

To provide activities for children, young people and families in Wythenshawe and Woodhouse Park in particular including - Playgroup, Playschemes, Family Support, Child Contact sessions, Mobile Creche Services and student placements.

SAMM is an independent voluntary organisation. We offer help and support to those bereaved as a result of murder or manslaughter. Our volunteers have been similarly bereaved and can share what this feels like. We are also involved in training and research, raising public awareness and increasing the understanding of organisations who work closely with bereaved families.

First Touch is concerned with the relief, care and treatment of premature and sick new babies in the neonatal unit at St George Hospital, by providing and assisting in the provision of specialist equipment and improved amenities and facilities, and to support and assist the families of such babies who are or who have been on the unit.

On site meeting space for local people or for strategic organisations to hire for consultationBusiness units for entrepreneurshipA supplementary School to help local children through Bengali and Arabic language skillsCollaboration with Womens Health and Family Services to provide Somali Language, Education and lunch groupChildrens Summer Tripsand related community services

Buzz provides support for separated families where there are disagreements and issues to be resolved. Based in Sheffield, Buzz provides services across South Yorkshire. Services including Family Time (Supported, Supervised, Changeover, Virtual, Postal and Reconnections), Cooperative parenting support, Life Story, Words and Pictures and Healthy Holidays activities for local families.

1. Provide a safe environment for children to play.2. Enable children to express their feelings.3. Provide opportunities for the children to make friends and to trust adults other than family members.4. Encourage children to share with others.5. Provide stimulating activities and play experiences which they may not have available at home which will enable them to develop physically.

Bexley Snap provides services to disabled children and young people aged 0-25 years and their families. Parental support: Information & signpostingEarly years: Support for pre-school children and their familiesShort breaks: Activities for children and young people whilst parent/carers receive a short break from their caring responsibilities - holiday schemes, evening and weekend clubs, 1:1

TO TRANSPORT PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND THE ELDERLY TO SHOPPING, CLUBS, VISITING FRIENDS AND FAMILY, DOCTORS, DENTIST, OR PLACE OF STUDY

The Association has been providing services primarily for the local community in the wider area around Rush Green, Romford and Dagenham areas for over 30 years.Our Centre Charter emphasises our key aims to welcome people, foster a climate of respect and act as a broker for the community to provide opportunity, nurture aspiration and support to local residents, their friends, and thier families

Offering appropriate play, education and care facilities for pre-school children in the local community. Offering such opportunities for all children whatever their race, culture, religion, means or ability. Encouraging the study of the needs of such children and their families.