Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Older people

The Trustees manage a small amount of land originally awarded to the villagers of both Wortwell and Alburgh at the time of the enclosures in 1802. These days the small amount of profit gained from this land is split between the two villages and is used to provide a small Christmas gift to the elderly of the village.

The minibus driven by volunteers provides daily transport for the elderly & handicapped of Kinver village to various clubs and societies. It is used on Sunday to transport the elderly to church.

In accordance with the will of the late Ethel Amy Pople, the charity provides financial assistance to the elderly and/or infirm of Cocklake, Crickham, Clewer and Wedmore (all of which are in Somerset).

Actively promote volunteering and provide transport from home to medical appointments etc, especially for the elderly or disabled. We run a coffee morning on Thursdays in Kesgrave Community Centre, and undertake coach outings to popular regional venues throughout the year. We have encouraged input from Suffolk Community Police and Suffolk User Forum

Make grants to individuals on low income or suffering temporary financial hardship. Make grants to organisations providing services to children and the elderly in need.

Within the Ecclesiastical Parish of Studley cash grants are paid to individuals and organisations to further the education and religious education of young people and for the relief of need generally in times of crisis. In support of their ancillary activities grants are paid to hospitals and homes for the elderly and the disabled. An annual maintenance grant is paid to the Parish Church.

Helps local people with monthly small grants to cover immediate needs. Most grants are given to the elderly or those in special need to help with general expenses, i.e heating and one off payments are made on an ad hoc basis for holidays and at Christmas time. We organise special community events for the needy, for example the Christmas party and use the grant to help with this.

To relieve poverty and special financial need for residents of Enstone Parish, on a one-off basis, where this is not already covered by statutary or Government provision. For example: to help provide special equipment for elderly or disabled parishioners; to supplement winter fuel payments for the elderly; to help with childcare for those not able to pay.

We provide companionship, nourishment, entertainment and care for ten elderly people who have been referred to us by Cheshire West & Chester Social Services. They meet every Thursday at Farndon Memorial Hall. Transport each way is provided by registered volunteers.

Gift (varies in amount each year average ?100) to pensioners living in rented accomodation in the parish of Temple Guiting with Cutsdean, Gloucestershire. Ford and Kineton gift also to new apprenticeships or first year students just going to further education who live in the area above. (Temple Guiting, Cutsdean, Ford in Gloucestershire)

Income to be used for the relief of poverty amongst old age pensioners and for the relief of the sick in the Town of Newton Abbot and the Parishes of Abbotskerswell, Bickington, Broadhempston, Coffinswell, Haccombe-with-Combe, Ipplepen, Kingskerswell, Kingsteignton, Teigngrace, Torbryan and Ogwell, all in the County of Devon.

Provides social activities for senior citizens.Our Constitution dictates we give the elderly people of Ravenfield a "treat".Coffee Mornings and Day Trips out are our main events.

This charity operates within the parish boundary of St. Andrew's Church, Bishopthorpe, YORK.The aims are to help elderly people in need of financial help and support widowers.The charity distributes a small cash grant prior to Christmas.

Offer social support and help to senior citizens over the age of 60. Offering opportunities for housebound senior citizens to travel to other cities and enjoy experiences.

Within the parish of St Mary the Virgin Church, Chessington:Issues grants to those in need, for educational or training purposes. Issues one-off grants for those in specific need.Issues small Christmas grant to eligible elderly persons.

Supporting the elderly within the parish by, for example, the provision of lifeline units.Makes grants to assist young people with educational and career development expenses.Support for the disabled is also provided from the funds.

We are a community hall with a variety of activities taking place throughout the year. Activities and groups include mother and toddler classes, yoga, karate, keep fit and dance classes. We also rent the hall to parties, craft fayres and medium evenings.

Group at present operates 2 x 12 seater vehicles with tail lift and wheelchair facilities. Vehicles are available to groups or individual needing transport to enable the mobility impaired, elderly and housebound of our area in South Staffordshire to attend Day Centres, Recreational Clubs andother activities.

To provide pensions for men, unmarried women and widows aged 50 or over who are members of the established Church of England, in reduced, needy or poor circumstances. Applicants must reside in England or Wales. The numbers of men and women pensioners must be as equal in numbers as possible.

Maintains contact with pensioners and other ex employees of Brown Shipley Group Companies. Provides financial assistance by making grants where appropriate.

Educational grants are given to students at school, college and university to assist with course books and equipment who are resident in the villages of Chew Magna, Stanton Drew, Stanton Prior, Stowey Sutton and Newton St Loe. Small donations are given to those who are both elderly and in need at Christmas time.

The Charity's main activities included the furtherance of the Christian faith following the doctrines advocated by the CelestialChurch of Christ,the care of elderly persons and engagement in other charitable activities

The Charity was set up to provide financial support for poor widows living in the Parish of Catcott. It's brief has been extended over the years to provide support for the poor and elderly in the immediate area, particularly at Christmas time.

TO RENDER ASSISTANCE BY GRANT OR PENSION TO NECESSITOUS MASTER SADDLERS AND LEATHER GOODS RETAILERS, WHO, BY REASON OF OLD AGE, INFIRMITY OR OTHER MISFORTUNE, ARE UNABLE TO CONTINUE BUSINESS; ALSO TO AID NECESSITOUS WIDOWS AND CHILDREN OF SUCH DECEASED PERSONS

To provide a safe enviroment for elderly, and disabled people to come together and socialise, play games, participate in discussions, arm chair exercise and share experiences. They are provided with a hot nutritious meal at the centre.The users also enjoy participating in summer BBQ, and trips, including to the seaside and theatre, as well as celebrating events such as Black History Month