Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Older people

To improve, protect and preserve the village of Preston, Herts for the benefit of the villagers and visitors, to promote high standards of planning/architecture in the area of benefit, to secure the preservation of features of historic or public interest (incl. the village's history) and to support and promote any purpose for the benefit of villagers, in particular: children and senior citizens.

The trustees follow a general policy of distributing the trust's income whilst maintaining the substance of the trust's investments to enlarge its grant-giving potential.

Raise funds for the benefit of Jewish Care to be used for:Jewish CareJewish Care's day centre Southend and Westcliff Jewish Community Centre, 1 Cobham Road,Westcliff-on-Sea, Essex.The benefit of elderly Jewish people in need who live in the Southend area.

The Charity works with local providers engaged with middle-aged and elderly people to provide blood pressure, sugar levels and BMI checks at community luncheon clubs and events. The Charity also partners with health & wellbeing projects providing advice, campaigning and elderly care.

Income from investments used for any worthy cause considerd to be appropriate by the trustees from primary education to assistance with the needs of the elderly

1.To promote the welfare of the elderly of Westbury and district in any manner which now or hereafter may be deemed by law to be charitable.2.To raise funds to maintain and equip Grassacres Hall.3.To maintain regular contact with the hall user groups.

General charitable purposes, education and training, overseas aid and famine relief for children, the elderly, the disabled and other charities/voluntary organisations, schools and individuals as decided by the members of Rotary Club of Lancaster under the Trust Deed dated the 6th April 1973.

The Woodhatch Community Association supports The Woodhatch Centre which is open for the Active Elderly, 50 plus group Monday-Friday 9.30am-4pm. There are activities daily which include Healthy Living events, craft, bingo, dominoes, tea dances, bowls, table tennis, outings and holidays. It's a drop in centre for the whole community for refreshments or room hire for a private function.

Aim to get community together - share ideas - open to all suggestions - singing for fun - armchair aerobics, luncheon club - coffee mornings - use of hall for rainbows/guides/brownies. Pentecostal Church - open for hire - concerts, harvest suppers etc.

Investment income is distributed to the elderly and to persons over the age of 18 still in fulltime education once a year, and persons in difficulty are able to apply for assistance at any time.

General charitable giving mainly in Leicestershire with an emphasis on helping young people through supporting youth organisations, serving and retired members of the Armed Forces through service-related charities, and the elderly and needy through supporting other existing charities mainly in Leicestershire

Support the elderly and infirm in the Parish. Be available to donate emergency charitable financial donations to those Parishioners thought suitable by Trustees. To consider financial support for refurbishment or repair of items considered to enhance the fabric of the village.

The provision of a meeting place for senior citizens in, and around, the Petworth area thus encouraging companionship and conversation. Numerous activities and outings are arranged throughout the year together with regular scrabble, bingo, card and quiz sessions. The centre is generally open Monday to Friday between 10.00am and 12.00pm and in the afternoons between 2.00pm and 4.00pm.

DISTRIBUTION OF CLOTHES. DISTRIBUTION OF GRAINS. DISTRIBUTION OF TRICYCLES TO INVALIDS.SENIOR CITIZEN CARE CAMP.HELP TO HANDICAPPED.HELP TO WORKING ANIMALS.CATARACT OPERATIONS.GENERAL DIAGNOSTIC CAMPS.

General Charitable Purposes, grants issued for relief of poverty to individuals and to organisations especially dealing with the elderly and the under 21's..

Monthly lunches for the over 60s of Elvington. Afternoon Tea once a year with lunch. Christmas party with entertainment. Outings to places of interest by coach. Shopping visits by coach.

The Trust was created for the relief of the aged, impotent and poor inhabitants of the Parish of Lytchett Minster and Upton, to improve the conditions of life for the inhabitants by grant aiding facilities for recreation, leisure-time occupation and educational facilities.

Financial aid to elderly poor, sick and blind people living in Coggeshall. This aid usually takes the form of a small gift of money at Christmas time. Occasaionaly small amounts of money are also granted to people, who fit the criteria, at other times to help them buy goods or services which improve their quality of life.

We provide a once a week psycho-geriatric day club at a hired venue in Willenhall. This is to support elderly people (over 50) who are frail or withdrawn as the result of mental, pyschological or physical illness or disability and for whom socialising is an important route to improved health.

At present we give two annual payments at Christmas and at the AGM in September) to needy pensioners in the Hackney area. Home visits are made to deliver these payments.

FURTHERING RELIGOUS AND OTHER CHARITABLE WORK. ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION OF PERSONS UNDER THE AGE OF 25 YRS, WHO HAVE RESIDENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS IN BROSELEY, WHO NEED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCEMAKES FINANCIAL DONATIONS TO ORGANISATIONS DEALING WITH THE ELDERLY AND SICKMAKES FINANCIAL DONATIONS TO ORGANISATIONS INVOLVING THE YOUNG AND EDUCATIONAL PROJECTSSUPPORTING LOCAL TOWN PROJECTS

We hold a luncheon club every week which is attended by about 40 pensioners, We also host aweekly kniting class and monthly coffee mornings and quizesCoffee mornings are now weekly and luncheon club monthly

Bi-annual grants of money to elderly people in Anglezarke, Anderton, Heath Charnock and Rivington.The provision of a school in or near Rivington.Advancement of the education of pupils of the school through provision of services, items and facilities.Advancement of the education of persons under the age of 21 who have been resident in one of the four parishes for at least two years.

The Overton Trustees shall apply the income of the Charity for the purpose of relieving in cases of need persons resident in the Parish of Overton who are elderly, sick, convalescent, disabled, handicapped or infirm by providing or paying for items,services or facilities which are calculated to alleviate the suffering or assist the recovery of such persons.

Finacial assistance, especially to the young and elderly, living in the parish of Fulbourn.This can take the form of assistance with the cost of school trips, music lessons, school uniform. Or for the elderly, help with the cost of fuel bills, transport to hospital.