Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Older people

The provision of regular public acts of worship open to members of the circuit and non-members alike, and of sacred spaces for prayer and contemplation; Overseeing the teaching of Christianity through sermons, groups, pastoral work, religious assemblies in schools and encouraging, within the circuit's churches, the provision of youth clubs, senior citizen's clubs etc with a Christian ethos.

To benefit the elderly community of Holbeck and surrounding areas in Leeds and families and other groups within the local community.Activities include Advice and Advocacy, Luncheon Clubs, Shopping Scheme, day trips, Friendship Groups, Exercise Groups, Quarterly Newsletter, IT Classes, Craft Classes, Healthy Eating, holidays, clubs and much more!

TTVS is a council for voluntary service, incorporating Torridge Volunteer Centre and providing infrastructure support for the voluntary and community sector/for volunteering. TTVS delivers direct services to the communities of Torridge and North Devon via projects developed in response to unmet need such as services to support carers, young carers and older people.

Provision and maintenance of a swimming pool for the benefit of inhabitants of Axe Valley and its neighbourhood who are in need thereof by reason of their social circumstances or youth, sickness or old age.

Provision of sheltered accommodation for the elderly in 39 flats.

The charity exists to maintain the hospital which consists of 24 almshouses, a chapel and ancillary buildings. Qualifying persons over 60 entitled to reside here are elected from local parishes. The education foundation provides financial assistance towards the education of persons under 25 years also resident in local parishes.

We are a small group of Roman Catholic sisters, part of an international Congregation dedicated to education. Mostly elderly, we are involved in various ways in our local communities. We have a special concern for social justice and environmental issues. We make small donations to educational projects in other parts of the world.

This grant-making foundation supports a wide range of activities in the following categories: education, general welfare (particularly the elderly, the blind and the disabled) and family and social welfare. Grants are made to UK registered charities and to organisations with charitable status. Special support is given to the County of Lancashire, as defined before local government reorganisation.

Teaching and promoting the Christian Faith.Regular public worship open to all.Pastoral work, including visiting the sick and bereaved.Taking religious assemblies in schools.Supporting other churches in the UK and overseas.Promoting the mission of the Church through activities for senior citizens, parents and toddlers, young people and other special needs groups.

Reaching the Isolated Elderly with a day care programme, support and outreach to the community. The charity includes working with young people within the day care environment and following an amendment to our M&A includes provides integrative art therapy to children and young people.

The distribution of income for charitable purposes, specifically for religious activities. The charity helps the elderly as well as children and people with disabilities.

The Trust provides activities for beneficiaries of the ages of 4 and above in its local community. Examples of these activities include After School Clubs, HaF provision and programmes to support disabled and elderly individuals.The Trust receives grant aid from the likes of The National League Trust, National Lottery, London Youth, Sport England and the Bromley Children & Families Forum.

Worship according to the rites and ceremonies of the Church of England within the Parish of Mottram in Longdendale. Provision of charitable support/activity in accordance with the principles of Christian tradition across the parish and beyond (for example, activities for children, the elderly, those in need and financial support for national and international charities).

Promote the wellbeing of older people particularly those who suffer loneliness and isolation to help make their lives fulfilling, enjoyable and worthwhile, so that they might love later life.Working on behalf of older people across Merseyside to promote and provide a holistic range of health, wellbeing, care and support services allowing more independence, informed choice and greater control.

The charity's principal activities are:- Education through the support of St Josephs school- Healthcare through the support of the congregational members in their old age- Social and pastoral through community based programmes and local parish work

The Charity strives to support causes connected with:- Care for children- Education- Wellbeing for the elderly- Tolerance in our community- Healthcare

Day Centre for the elderly Male/Female.Study Support for childrenAsian Adults with Learning Disabilities.Welfare/Immigration Advice.Job Club & IT ClassesESOL ClassesExercise Classes

The Charity promotes the well-being of older people by providing a range of services to improve their quality of life and to enable or assist them to maintain their independence. It achieves this by developing, maintaining and supporting friendship and well-being clubs across Hampshire.

Provision of regular public worship, of sacred space for personal prayer & contemplation.Pastoral work & visiting the sick & the bereaved.Teaching of Christianity through sermons, small groups & school assemblies.Providing a youth club with Christian ethos.Promoting the whole mission of the Church in Wales community cohesion of activities for older people, parents&toddlers & other specific groups.

The object(s) of the CIO are the provision of funding and facilities for the relief of the effects of old age, physical and/or mental illnesses, or disability on individuals and/or their carers, and in tandem therewith the promotion of kindness, respect and support for wildlife and domestic animals and birds for the public benefit.

Provision of a delivered hot lunchtime meal to the elderly or infirm in Cambridgeshire who are unable to prepare meals for themselves. With each and every visit the deliverers have a duty to check with the clients that all is well and if necessary report any concerns to the CAMMs Meals on Wheels Ltd Office for further action to be taken.

Provision of transport to those residents of Calderdale and Kirklees who cannot access alternatives for reasons of disability (mental & physical), ill health, old age, geographical isolation, poverty or social exclusion.

- Regular public worship;- Sermons, courses and small groups;- Various activities for young people, senior citizens, parents and toddlers, and other groups;- The provision of a church hall for local communities groups;- Pastoral work; and- Supporting other organisations, individuals and charities in the UK and overseas.

The advancement of the orthodox jewish religion.The advancement of orthodox jewish religious education and education generally.The relief of poverty, both mental and physical, and the relief of persons suffering from disability.To relieve financial hardship, sickness and poor health amongst elderly people.

Various religious activities - Infant dedication, baptisms, weddings, funerals. We have many activities for the full spectrum of ages from mums and toddler groups, childrens and youth clubs through to senior citizen groups. Various community engagement initiatives such as an advice and signposting hub and work with rough sleepers, the lonely, families in crisis and schools.