Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Older people

Grants for tools for apprentices and for the elderly in need

The aim of the charity is to distribute money or gifts in kind amongst the aged poor persons resident in the parishes of Trefriw and Llanrhychwyd.

Makes donations to young and old people for general charitable purposes

Donations to Elderly and Disabled persons within the Parish of Tilney All Saints, Norfolk

Aid and assistance to deserving children/young people; elderly/old people; people with disabilities; and people in need residing within the parish of Marldon, Paignton, Devon.

This Trust has been superceded by Charity #1207850, a CIO, with similar objects to this trust i.e.the provision of housing accommodation for beneficiaries, who are persons in need by virtue of disability, financial hardship, sickness or old age, and are former members of the armed forces or the dependants of such person

This charity is supplements by income from land rented to tenants and then put in a high iinterest account. This is then handed annually to pensioners on Benefits at a date arranged near christmas.

The Mary Green Charity was originally set up to provide bread or coal for the very poor and needy in the parish; but now makes small donations to the elderly for the relief of real hardship or poverty of those resident within the village of Preston St Mary, Suffolk.

Charity is a branch of the Estate Charity of Thomas Rogeron.. It provides monetary help in cases of hardship and need such as paying for training, pets bills, disabled access, opticians expenses. It supports the local over 60s club and WI, allowing them to meet monthly and enjoy a Christmas lunch. It also gives grants to the local educational foundation and Ecclesiastical charity.

To provide accommodation for elderly residents in twelve almshouse units, most of which can house couples, together with providing utility services for these dwellings. The criteria for residency is that the applicants must be of modest means and to have lived within the Canterbury City boundary for seven years.

Charity Exists to help with funding of small projects relating to mainly older people in the Cranford Area. Almshouses are operated by Cranford Cottage Homes, separate charity, but the two charities work alongside each other.

The principal activity of the Charity is that of the provision of sheltered homes for the elderly. This is currently achieved by allowing the Charity's Trustee - the Abbeyfield Wessex Society Ltd, itself a charity - the free use of our property to house elderly residents.

Disbursements to groups or individuals in need of financial assistance in our local area. This could be assisting a child to take part in school extra curricular activities or helping a family in need. Donations also made to local clubs for the elderly and infirm.

Provides sheltered accommodation for elderly persons who have resided within 5 miles of Stockport Town Hall for 10 years prior to application for residence

Within the Ecclesiastical Parish of Studley cash grants are paid to individuals and to 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.

Within the Ecclesiastical Parish of Studley cash grants are paid to individuals and to 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.

Village hall is hired to various user groups and organisations from in and around the community.Typically:Womens InstituteThe Red CrossMonday Club (lunch and social for the elderly)Dancing classesBadmingtonetc,etc.

PROVIDES GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS TO RELIEVE HARDSHIP, USUALLY ELDERLY. ONE CHARITY IS FOR THE UPKEEP OF CHURCH PRIMARILY. PROVIDES GRANTS TO VILLAGE INSTITUTIONS OR ORGANISATIONS FOR GENERAL RELIEF FOR MILEHAM RESIDENTS

Maintains Browning Museum. Our library also has information on British Social History, including the Settlement's campaign for the introduction of an Old Age Pension in the UK in 1908. Religious, social and community work among all age groups including the sick, the healthy, the physically disadvantaged, the lonely and distressed. Free counselling and legal advice bureau available.

To provide amenities and facilities for community use, particularly members of the community over 60 years of age. This includes regular weekly meetings and social events.

The trustees main objectives are: - The provision of homes for old people particularly for those in reduced circumstances. - Cancer research and medical research generally. - The National Trust.

The charity continues to make limited small donations to Registered Charities in the UK. In addition, the charity makes occasional gifts of food to elderly impoverished persons.

The objectives of the Charity are to inform, educate and relieve sickness, infirmity, and/or old age amongst persons living in Central and East London, by providing a local broadcasting service for hospitals, hospices, old persons homes and/or similar institutions, and wherever possible, providing a similar service to the local community to assist patients receiving - Care In The Community.

Our administrator Mr.Laiq Khan resigned because of old age and ill health. The new administrator Mr.Asad Khan took over and aquainted himself with the charity affairs.Correspondance was sent to Charities Commission and Charity bankers NatWest but the bank did not respond.Bank has now responded, acknowledged their fault and donated £250 as compensation to the charity.

a)Provide and maintain a Day Centre for the purpose of recreation and other leisure time activities in the interests of social welfare, with the objective of improving their conditions of life.b)Providing meals and refreshments for elderly and handicapped persons attending the Centrec)Providing facilities and accommodation for local senior citizens clubs