Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Older people

Provision of a meeting place for a village community. Toddler Group, fitness classes, activities for children, family orientated functions, elderly social groups, garden club, art and crafts exhibitions. Hall for hire for functions

Raising funds to support the daily maintenance of the village hall for the benefit of the local community. Organise events which is supported by the elderly, the disabled and local children who attend the Kindergarten classes or may live in the village together with the villagers.

Propergating the words of our Lord Jesus Christ to local people in the area ,worshipping every sunday and proclainming the gospel to the whole world at large.We cater for elderly people in the community and looking after the young ones especially those with no visions. We offer advice to people that has no job and solicitate for the needy. We pray for individual people, we pray for the world.

The original purpose of the charity was to house 18 poor, elderly woman of Hay-on-Wye or the surrounding district. During 1973/74 extensive alterations were made to provide more modern accommodation for 12 women. Since 2002, with the conversion of a flat formerly used as warden accommodation, 13 women have been accommodated.

To promote the wellbeing of all older people and help to make later life fulfilling and an enjoyable experience. We organise and run a lunch club with entertainment and outings. A chiropody service. Wheelchair loan.

Volunteers use their own cars to convey the elderly and the infirm to medical appointments, including doctors surgeries, hospitals, dentists, opticians, physiotherapy, podietry and osteopathy.

Within our local area (Apsley) we provide a community building for many different sectionsof society to use & take part in various activities be it Elderly Persons Social Club, Sport, Education or Recreational.ACA also hold a fortnightly Tea Dance approximately 22/23 per year, other fund raising events may occur

Providing affordable housing for the elderly

Maintains premises where people over 50 years of age in the local community can enjoy activities such as dancing, snooker, whist and other card games for a small subscription currently £10pa as from 1-9-25. Organises events for members. Rent out the premises to other local groups with such varied activities as dancing, yoga, health and fitness, gardeni

The Cobridge Community Multicultural Association (CCMA) serve it`s community by recognising the social, welfare and education needs within Stoke and the West Midlands. We also provide a range of activities to support the elderly, BMEs and young people in our local community; Luncheon Club, Keep Fit for the elderly, Carnival & Salsa Dance, Caribbean cooking classes and a range of training course.

The charity pays small pensions to elderly persons who have lived in the area of the former urban district of Hoylake for at least three years. It also makes one-off payments to persons (whether or not elderly) living in that area.

We are a multi purpose charity that exists for the benefit of residents of the Edgehill Estate. We run a number of projects on the Estate including; Ofsted registered Childcare, a community cafe and an older people's social club

Community hall used by various groups including toddler group, Beaver, Cubs & Scouts, After School Club, Senior Citizens Club, Rainbows, Brownies and Guides, Church Group, Over 50's Fitness & Irish Dancing

Until December 2013 the charity met its objectives by running Lakenheath Village Home residential care home for older people.The home closed in December 2013 and since then the charity supports schemes that will benefit the inhabitants of Lakenheath and the surrounding area by making grants to individuals,making grants to other organisations,providing other finance and other charitable activities.

The charity aims to assist individuals and organisations who promote the welfare of the elderly or disadvantaged and to encourage the training and community spirit of young people in England.

The Object of the Minibus Group is to provide transport for charitable organisations, community groups and school groups based in Bishop's Waltham and the surrounding parishes, and individuals who are elderly, disabled or otherwise disadvantaged.

The charity offers a range of sporting and leisure activities. It seeks to help & provide facilities for young people, elderly, people with disabilities and socially disadvantaged.

Provision of three almshouses for poor aged persons of good character living in Holybourne and Neatham. Residents contribute a weekly sum towards maintenance of the almshouses, without causing hardship. Vacancies are advertised and applications for appointment are made to trustees. Each year the trustees make gifts of money to people in Holybourne and Neatham who are elderly or in need or hardship

Offers companionship, help & support to elderly residents of the Bourne Valley and other local areas as the trustees see fit who live alone or with relatives/carers in line with Social Services policy of keeping people in their own homes for as long as possible, thereby encouraging and enabling people to be as independent as possible. To provide respite for carers of the elderly.

A day-centre for the elderly of Bromham & Rowde providing companionship, a hot two course meal and activities including companionship, exercises, card playing, bingo and musical entertainment.

The Village Hall is a venue for Village clubs and organisations from Mother & Toddlers Group, Youth, Dancing, Football, Cricket, Indoor Bowls, Badminton, Tennis, Quilters, Bridge, Pheonix, over 60s, Keep Fit, Parish Council meetings, National Fine Arts Association. Parties, Weddings, Functions etc. Changing rooms and showers available for outdoor sports.

The Robert Parker Charity through its Centre offers the elderly of Bloxwich and Blakenhall area, free of charge, a dementia cafe group for people living with dementia to provide reminiscence, stimulating activity and socialisation and two weekly groups providing cognitive stimulation therapy in a warm and friendly environment.

The Charity's objects are to provide support for the elderly and disabled members of the community living in the district of Warboys by the provision of a day centre with the objective of improving their well-being.

Manage revenue obtained from land ownership for the financial benefit of the parishioners of Clifton-Upon-Dunsmore (predominantly the elderly) and also the church.

The trustees make grants to worthy causes in accordance with the trust deed. The principal object of the charity is to provide for the needs of poor and old people, as extended by the general charitable objective contained in the trust deed. A number of projects are being considered and the trustees are looking to adopt an individualistic approach to future developments.