Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

To relieve the needs of children and young people in Cambridgeshire aged 0-25 with additional needs, their parents, carers and families by providing support and services in particular but not exclusively by a) providing a range of forums, training opportunities and advocacy services and b) providing information, advice and signposting to specialist services.

Feeding families and supporting communities in Stoke-on-Trent

To relieve persons who are resident in the area of Preston and Chorley Lancashire who have suffered brain injury and major trauma, their families, carers and other related professionals by the provision of such information, service and facilities. To advance the education of the public in all aspects relating to brain injury and its prevention.

We collect pre-loved and new item donations for babies, children and their families and gift them to those who need them via various existing family services in Brighton & Hove and Sussex.

Our charity supports the provision of religious services for the Romanian Community (and anyone interested) in the East Midlands. Promoting the Christian values of charity, and respect for everyone, ROCNE will support families in need, organize educational events for children and adults, help the community to develop and help its members to integrate harmoniously within the British society.

The centre is a community facility in Thame with several meeting rooms and a fully equipped kitchen available for functions, lunches etc. The centre is widely used by local businesses (for meetings and conferences), by a cross section of community groups and popular for family celebrations and wedding receptions.

3 meetings a week are being held to reach out to the community and improve spiritual growth, this includes visiting the sick and elderly.

Its objective is to provide relief to families in need of recuperation and rehabilitation by reason of their poverty or social/economic circumstances, both in the United Kingdom and countries overseas. TheTrust does not provide financial assistance to individuals.

The charity is a voluntary organisation committed to promoting the welfare of families with at least one child under five years of age. Volunteers offer regular support, and practical help to families under stress in their own homes, helping to prevent family crisis and breakdown.

The collection and redistribution of furniture to low income families and individuals in need. The provision of training and work experience to individuals disadvantaged in the employment market.

We support and empower disabled children and young people aged 0-25 and their families. By offering advice, signposting and listening. We develop and deliver bespoke training material to families and the wider community. We work towards challenging and removing social barriers and promote inclusion for disabled children and young people and equality of opportunity for all.

The Federation is an umbrella organisation for community groups in Croxteth. It currently provides an Information and Advice Centre, including specialist debt and money advice, at 35 Moss Way, and a Family Support Centre, with counselling and alternative therapies, at 41 Moss Way.

The Briess Family Charitable Trust is an independent grant-making family-run trust and makes donations to registered charities at the discretion of the Trustees. The Briess Family Charitable Trust does not accept unsolicited applications for support.

To support parents with young families in the Boroughs of Woking & Runnymede who are struggling to cope. Reasons may include physical or mental illness, isolation, bereavement or multiple births. Home visiting volunteers provide non-judgemental, practical and emotional support and help to build the family's confidence and ability to cope.

Home-Start is a national family support charity helping parents build better lives for their children by offering support, friendship and practical help. As an infrastructure and support organisation, Home-Start London facilitates the delivery of more varied and effective services to a large number of vulnerable families across the Capital, particularly in areas and pockets of extreme deprivation.

To provide help advice, support, information to people who have suffered a stroke & family and friends. To raise awareness into stroke and its effects & how to reduce the risk. Promote setting up of groups to help people & their family/carer.

Confidence building activities, adventure training expeditions and events for serving and injured service personnel ,emergency service members and disadvantaged members of the community and families.

Our aims are to enhance the development & education of children under school age in a parent involving, community based group. We provide a safe, secure & stimulating environment & work within a framework that ensures equality of opportunity for all children & families.

The charity carries out fundraising activities and publicises the charity to raise funds to allow it to financially support cancer sufferers and their families and to raise awareness of testicular cancer

Grants for any child over the age of 5 years of a father or mother who is a British Citizen and is in need of financial assistance to obtain British type education either overseas or in the UK whilst the family is living/working overseas.

The REAL Foundation Trust seeks to raise the aspirations of hard to reach and disengaged young people and their families. By creating opportunities to develop skills and capabilities it aims to enable them to participate independently and responsibly in society. By supporting young people onto appropriate pathways, the Trust aims to promote future economic well-being and healthy lifestyles.

To further the study, support, development and well being of individuals with an Autistic Spectrum Condition, and their families.

New Forest Mencap provides support and services for people with a learning disability in the New Forest area, their families, dependants and carers which will benefit them and improve their quality of life. It offers advice and guidance to parent/carers and to volunteers and works to raise awareness of people with learning difficulties

Project 229 is a pro-active community centre for ages 0 to 99 and beyond with a whole family approach. Project 229, alongside partner organisations, provides opportunities through which people are empowered to counter isolation, build relationships, develop life-skills, be supported/support others, improve resilience, grow in self-esteem and make positive changes.

The charity will provide a range of activities to support children and adults with additional needs and or disabilities as well as their families, to access appropriate leisure facilities by delivering play activities, respite holidays and workshops to learn new skills. They operate in the West Midlands area.