Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Older people

We are hosting a range of projects and programmes in its impressively large building including children education projects , Healthy Lifestyles Project for the elderly, support for people suffering from mental health problems, and a core Women's Group. There is very low-cost gym usage for the public.

The provision of secure accommodation for persons in difficult circumstances. The provision of a support network for the disabled and elderly residents. The maintenance and provision of the Village Hall for public use.

The Charities comprise a housing association that provides affordable housing to elderly people who also have a financial need. The housing association is registered with the Tenants Service Authority and is a registered social landlord. There are 42 units available to let and all the units are based in Poole, Dorset.

The charity runs a House of Formation to train missionary priests for the Diocese of Westminster. It also supports pastoral activities carried out in the UK and abroad by the students in formation, by the staff and by the priests who have been ordained: evangelisation, catechesis, liturgical ministry, assistance to families, to elderly and housebound, hospital chaplaincy, etc.

To provide sheltered housing for the elderly

To provide social day care to the elderly and infirm within Yeovil through the provision of hot meals and social activities.

To provide sheltered housing for elderly people in a safe environment with support and advice if required. Organise appropriate social activities for their well being.

To provide affordable housing for the elderly.

The charity provides religious needs of Sikh community. We arrange Sikh collective worship, Sikh weddings, celebrate Sikh festivals. We also cater for individual family's functions i.e. birthdays and family group meetings. We provide educational facilities. We provide advice and information about social and legal matters. We provide special facilities for women groups and old people.

The charity provides and maintains almshouses and a chapel, within a conservation area, in the town of Sandwich. The almshouses are allocated to needy and predominantly elderly people residing in Sandwich or the adjoining parishes of Worth, Eastry, Woodnesborough and Ash. The chapel is used as a place of worship for residents and the local community.

Task Force Trust was set up in 1975 with the objective of bringing together the young and elderly through intergenerational projects run by various organisations across the UK.

The provision of housing accommodation for persons over 60 years of age and of good character who are in need, hardship or distress, with a preference being given to those aged over 63 years of age who are members of the Church of England.

PREACHING AND TEACHING, ORGANISING SEMINARS FOR VARIOUS INDIVIDUAL NEEDS SUCH AS YOUTH, MEN AND WOMEN, PROVIDING SPIRITUAL ADVICE AND COUNSELLING, CARING AND SUPPORTS OTHER CAHRITIES SUCH ELDERLY, YOUTHS, DISABLED AND CHILDREN. REVIVAL AND OTHER COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES.

The Settlement currently provides low cost accommodation and facilities in the Vauxhall Cross area of London to charities and other groups. This allows these organisations to provide services for young people, older age groups and also religious activities.

Our activities are to promote independent living to the elderly people of Gipton to identify vulnerable elderly, provide advice and assistance to support their independent living, to combat fears of loneliness and lack of social isolation, to raise awareness of problems faced by the elderly. To develop A.G.E as a local charity serving local need.

The MSC actively minister on 6 contininents in 17 countries. We carry out the mission of Mother Cabrini who continues to inspire us for evangelisation, education, healthcare, work with the poor and underpriviledged, with people of all colours, nationalities and language, in developed and developing nations. With our dedicated laity we respond to local needs of children, youth, adults and elderly.

Provides and maintains almshouses for elderly people in Herefordshire. Give donations to people in need who are or were industrious and require money to get over a hurdle provided they live in Herefordshire.

Provision of relief for the elderly, ill or physically disabled who have been referred by localmedical or social services

The Trustees have continued their policy of mainly supporting charities active in the fields of care for young and older people, health, education and religion.

We provide day care to older people. We provide transport to and from the centre, a three course lunch and a range of stimulating activities. We actively promote activities designed to increase and support healthy lifestyles and a sense of well-being. We support and host a number of community groups and events. Our area of operation is primarily Halewood but also includes the borough of Knowsley

The Rainbow Centre is a community centre for the Over 50s. We have about 20 different activities taking place throughout the week, which include Tai Chi, Art classes, sequence dancing, computer classes, short mat bowling etc. We operate a luncheon club and provide meals for luncheon clubs both at the Centre and in the community.

Defrays the costs of the Central Administration of the SSF & the expenses of its Ministers' General & First Order General Secretaries.Through its Development Fund, makes grants for the work of the Society of St Francis throughout the world.Through its Legacy Fund funds capital projects in Europe, provides long term support of elderly First Order Brothers & of SSF's work throughout the world.

Operates Friendship House, a leisure centre serving the elderly in the Hatfield, Hertfordshire area and providing comfortable surroundings for socialising, morning coffee/tea and subsidised lunches five days a week.

Sport activities for children 8yrs to 16yrs. Sport activities for adults. Childrens sport/craft/activity programme - Summer holiday. Dance, craft activities for children. Dancing for elderly/tea dances/info sessions. Group meeting space (tenants & res groups, coopbuild china painters). Party venue/venue for loc auth organised meetings. Venue for fundraising activities.

The main purpose of the Council of Asian People (CAP) is to improve the quality of life of people in Haringey and neighbouring boroughs. Its facilities and services are available to all members of the local community but is targeted, in particular, to people from the Black Asian Minority Ethnic (bame) communities including lone parents, women, children, old people and people with disabilities.