Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Older people

The relief of the aged, impotent and poor. The relief of distress and sickness. Provision and support with the object of improving the conditions of life in the interests of social welfare of facilities for recreation and leisure time occupation. The provision and support of educational facilities.

Carries out general Charitable Purposes in the areas of Education and Training, Disability and Relief of Poverty, specifically to support residents of North Walsham Town. To help children and Young People, Elderly and Old People and People with a Disability or Special Need. The Charity makes grants to individuals and organisations, including schools.

The objective of the Hospital Radio Station is to relieve sickness, infirmity and old age amongst persons living in and around the London Boroughs of Sutton and Merton by providing a local broadcasting service for hospitals, old peoples homes and similar institutions.

PROVIDING RELIEF TO THOSE IN SICKNESS, INFIRMITY OR OLD AGE AMONG PERSONS LIVING IN STAFFORDSHIRE WHO ARE NOT SERVED BY ANY OTHER HOSPITAL RADIO ORGANISATION, BY PROVIDING A LOCAL BROADCASTING SERVICE FOR HOSPITALS, HOSPICES, RESIDENTIAL CARE HOMES AND SIMILAR INSTITUTIONS

Advice, Infrmation Elderly Preoject Mother Tongue Bengali ClassesEducation and TrainingSports and Receration (Cultural Avctivities)Community net works

working with Police to design & prepare materials [i.e. dvd's videos & supportive materials] from a Christian moral standpoint on: anti-stealing; anti-bullying; drugs; abuse; road safety etc. Also running 'holiday at home' activities for pensioners who are too scared or too poor to go on a proper holiday. training people in counselling others

U3A IS A LEARNING CO-OPERATIVE OF OLDER PEOPLE WHICH ENABLES MEMBERS TO SHARE MANY EDUCATIONAL, CREATIVE & LEISURE ACTIVITIES. IT PROMOTES & FACILITATES LIFE-LONG LEARNING. U3A'S ARE DEMOCRATIC SELF FUNDED & SELF MANAGED ORGANISATIONS, THEY DRAW UPON THE KNOWLEDGE, EXPERIENCE & SKILLS OF THEIR MEMBERS TO ORGANISE INTEREST GROUPS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE WISHES OF THE MEMBERSHIP.

Providing a drop-in, community centre and facilities for the people, in particular the elderly and over 50s, of st Austell. It is also used by various groups such as Darby & Joan and other vulnerable groups. The area covered includes St Austell Town and surrounding areas.

Makes small grants to elderly residents at or around Christmas and to other deserving applicants at any time in the historic parish of Bradwell according to its pre-1919 boundary.

The Trust was established in Shropshire in 1978 by Roy Fletcher for the benefit of young, disadvantaged or elderly people living in Shropshire. TheTrust has ceased accepting applications for grants. The Trust will remain in existence as owners of the Roy Fletcher Centre and Fletcher House which are let to The Roy Fletcher Centre who provide low cost office space for local charities.

Grants to local organisations and donations to individuals living in Wiveliscombe inclduding Elderly and grants to young people for educational purposes

THERE ARE NO ACTIVITIES FOR THE CHEADLE UNITED CHARITIES, THE INTEREST FROM THE INVESTED MONEY FROM WEATHLY PEOPLE WHO LEFT MONEY FOR VARIOUS SECTIONS OF THE COMMUNITY OF CHEADLE, i.e. OVER 60's, WIDOWS, WIDOWERS AND THE NEEDY OF THE TOWN. WITHIN THE COMBINED CHARITY THE RECREATION GROUND LEFT TO THE TOWN CAN RECEIVE FUNDS FOR THE UPKEEP THE MONEY IS ONLY DISTRIBUTED ONCE A YEAR IN DEC

Provides grants to Masonic and non Masonic Charities. Also to groups working with the sick, disabled or elderly who hold registered charity status. Occasionally provides financial assistance to current and former members or their family who have met with adversity and who are unable to obtain support from any other service.

To provide charitable goods and services for the prevention and relief of poverty among the elderly.To relieve financial hardship, sickness, and poor health.Advancement of formal and/or community education in the development of individual capabilities.The provision of sustainable living accommodation for the elderly and youth.

(A)PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO INDIVIDUALS TO ADVANCE THE CHRISTIAN FAITH IN LANCASHIRE AND IN SUCH PARTS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM OR THE WORLD AS THE TRUSTEES MAY FROM TIME TO TIME THINK FIT (B)TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL PROVISION TO EMPLOY PERSONNEL TO UNDERTAKE WORK WITH YOUNG PEOPLE, PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS, CAREERS, UNEMPLOYED SOCIALY DEPRIVED ADULTS AND THE ELDERLY IN THE BLACKPOOL COMMUNITY

snooker club. games for the elderly, w.i. meetings and activities, parish council meetings.village concerts, film shows,public parties and events.Council/national elections.Chapel fund raising.Village fund raising events. Sales for charity.

To promote the better health and wellbeing of older people through encouraging inter-disciplinary training, research and excellence in practice and service provision.

1. The advancement of the Christian Religion either in the United Kingdom or Overseas;2. The advancement for the public benefit of religious or other education;3. The relief of the aged, poor or disabled

Advancement of the Christian religion either in the UK or overseas, and the advancement for the public benefit of religious or other education.The relief of the aged, poor, sick and disabled

OUR MAIN AIM IS TO ACCOMMODATE LOCAL PEOPLE DURING THEIRLEISURE HOURS WITH NORMAL COMMUNITY CENTRE ACTIVITIES SUCH AS PENSIONERS CLUB, ARTHAMATHIC, ART CLASSES, FAMILY NIGHTSOCIAL EVENINGS, PRIVATE DAY NURSERY ETC. WE HAVE ABOUT 400 PEOPLE USING THE PREMISES PER WEEK, 10 COMMITTIE MEMBERS.WE OPERATE AT 70, BROOKSIDE RD, HAYES, MIDDLESEX

General Charitable purposes including environment/conservation/heritage. The charity helps children/young people/elderly/old people and people with disabilities providing buildings/facilities and open space.

The Dr M.A. Gerrard Gotham Old People's Benevolent Fund charity exists to improve life in the village for the elderly. Small grants can be made to the elderly needy and functions can be supported.The Charity operates in Gotham, Nottinghamshire.

Making grants towards cost of winter heating, healthcare, funerals and or general living expenses for households in Leckhampstead, Bucks MK18. The trustees (the two churchwardens and the vicar) gift the annual income from our two charitable unit trusts to households usually with children or pensioners that we consider would benefit from the support.

The Wembley History Society has been established for over 60 years. We hold monthly meetings, social functions and visits regarding the hisotry of the area. We have members and the general public attending. Speakers from coucellors to teachers have given/give talks. We keep a keen eye on the changing structure of our area.

The Hawkins Trust was formed in 1962 for the benefit of the pensioners and children in the parish of East Stoke in Dorset. Every year gifts are distributed to children aged 14 years at Easter and Christmas and to senior residents over 70 years at Christmas time.