Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Girls

The Guide Association as part of a world wide movement enables girls and young women to fulfil their full potential to take an active role in todays society through its distintive stimulating and enjoyable programme of activities indoors and outdoors delivered by trained volunteers.

We support the work of shuktara, India which provides a safe home in Kolkata for 16 young men and 8 young women with disabilities who have lost their families and cannot live independently. Shuktara is now reaching out to families in Purulia district who have disabled children by providing physiotherapy, mobility assistance and to follow up on doctors' appointments checking on medication.

Keeping Our Girls Safe provides accredited and non accredited workshops and programmes for girls aged 11-21 to educate and inform on matters relating to child sexual exploitation, grooming and unhealthy relationships. KOGS provide workshops and training on issues relating to child sexual exploitation, grooming, unhealthy relationships and matters relating to professionals and communities.

We offer innovative programmes to support disadvantaged families in London. We are currently delivering a domestic violence perpetrator programme, a dating violence programme for 11-18year old girls, and a BME youth employment programme for 14 -18 year olds. Programmes offer mentoring, personal development training, peer motivators, counselling, job coaching and business startup support.

CARA defends the legal rights of poor people who cannot afford a lawyer and helps them to save their homes, keep their jobs and protect their loved ones by providing advice and information on immigration, debt, welfare benefits, housing and employment, HIV/AIDS prevention, care and support; quality basic education for all (especially girls), water and sanitation. Please donate to our work.

Girlguiding Wiltshire South, as part of a world-wide movement, enables girls and young women to fulfil their potential to take an active and responsible role in society through its distinctive, stimulating and enjoyable programme of activities delivered by trained volunteer leaders.

Christian public worship, prayer & bible study; wedding & funeral services. Teaching, developing and supporting young people & their families through activities such as Toddler Church, Boys Brigade/Girls Association, annual youth camp & Sunday groups. Supporting elderly via a weekly lunch club & occasional trips out. Hiring the hall & rooms to local groups. Toy library & warm space coffee mornings

The Beehive works for the relief of poverty amongst young, teen-age, African girls who become pregnant through sexual abuse. Through our sister Kenyan charity, The Beehive Trust, we provide a long-term, family style home with medical care, parental training, counselling, and education or vocational training to enable them to became confident and self-sufficient adults with their child.

Junior Football Club for boys and girls aged 4 to 17

The Charity provides bursaries for the benefit of any pupil,former pupil and/or potential pupil of the Royal Masonic School for Girls who in the opinion of the trustees requires financial assistance to assist in the furtherance or completion of their education.

The Beatrice Project raises funds in UK which enable the work of the charity to continue in Zimbabwe. We fund the distribution of sanitary protection to a group of 300 girls of menstruating age which helps them to stay in school and complete their education. The practical provision is supported by regular training workshops, delivered by locals but funded by the project.

Provision of bursaries for girls up to the age of entry to university

Bridgend Sports RFC is a grassroots community based club operating in Bridgend. We cater for Boys and Girls from ages of 6 up to under 16, under 19 (youth) and our 2 senior sides. We are also the WRU Hub for The Owgr Hawks womens and girls initiative. We are a fully inclusive community club, providing for the development of Rugby Union and the health and well being of all our members.

For the public benefit, the promotion of social inclusion and the relief of need among women and girls in the UK and Kenya who are living with incontinence, stoma or childbirth injury, and their families. We: provide equipment, education, information to maximise the quality of life of people with these conditions; raise public awareness; provide workshops and advocacy to our beneficiaries.

The provision of facilities and Leaders to enable an active and varied programme of events and training to facilitate a high standard of Scouting to boys, girls and young adults.

Relieving and assisting children and young persons resident in East and West Sussex who are in need of care and attention by reason of being deprived of a normal home life, with a preference for girls

Cylch Meithrin Awel Y Mynydd is based in the local Primary school; Ysgol Awel Y Mynydd. Our aim is to provide sessional care and early years education of a high standard through the medium of the Welsh language to boys and girls from 2 years to School nursery age.

Provision of coaching and organised football for boys and girls aged 4-18 and open age players.The development of football for children with Down's Syndrome aged 4 to 16yrs.

Central Glamorgan Girlguiding is part of Girlguiding UK - Girls can do anything. Within Guiding through fun, adventure and as safe space girls discover their potential and develop skills for adulthood. Through numerous activities, teamwork, leadership, and discussions. It helps them develop the skills and confidence and to make a difference to the world around them.

1st Godstone Scout Group offers scouting activities for boys and girls from age 6 upwards in the village of Godstone, Surrey

To improve the quality of life for marginalised or deprived women, children and their families in UK and Africa through:1. Maternal and child Health. 2. Quality education, life skills and safe environments for marginalised children3. Prevention of violence against women and girls4. Economic development and sustainable livelihoods of young women particularly teenage mothers

Netball South West is responsible for the promotion of community participation in healthy recreation for the benefit of primarily women and girls in the region through the provision of facilities for playing netball including, but not limited to netball activities, regional competition and training. It supports the development of players, coaches, officials and volunteers across all levels

Assisting Liverpool Cathedral with the maintenance and education of the boy and girl choristers and the provision of singing and music tuition.

We support our community by providing: Food Clothing Essentials Signposting and referral to specialist agencies Safe space for those in danger from all forms of abuse and harassment Qualifications/ Training Peer support groups for women and girls, the elderly and victims/survivors of Domestic AbuseEmotional/Practical support for those most in need.Events and Outings

Safempowerment run workshops with boys and girls around mental health, respect and influence and staying safe, we also run sessions for women who have experienced trauma and who are struggling to move forward