Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Women

The Society provides and maintains a Retreat/Guest house which is open to anyone whether Christian or not.Educational groups visit for days or weekends and occasional residential retreats are offered.The sisters spend two hours each day in personal prayer and sixteen and a half hours each week in public worship.

Currently working in 3 women's prisons in the Southeast, supporting and resourcing Chaplaincy departments, and women in the Criminal Justice System. We deliver courses; ie Parenting, Understanding Loss, Understanding Forgiveness, FLOURISH, Victim Awareness, mentoring and more.

We offer vital help, support and visibility to cancer patients, including those from Black and Minority Ethnic (BAME) backgrounds.

Overseas Missionary work, supporting the international operations of the congregation, outreach and Interfaith work

TRAINING & EDUCATION, CHILDCARE, SUPPORT & GUIDANCE FOR WOMEN

Advancing the religious, medical and other charitable work carried out by or under direction of the Central Administration of the Order

Activities to promote the education, health and well-being of men, women and children including:One to One support, Social Activities, Volunteer Training and Development, Holistic Therapies, Training Courses, Young Womens' Group, Young Boys' Group, Pathways 2MPowerment Programme-Confidence, self esteem and anger management programme. Integrative Therapeutic counselling Service.

CHURCH SERVICES: SUN. AM; SUN EVENING. MUMS & TOTS MEET ON WED. MORNINGS; WOMEN MEET FRI. MORNINGS & YOUTH THUR. EVENINGS. WE ORGANISE EVENTS FOR STUDENTS, FAMILIES, SENIOR CITIZENS, WOMEN & MEN. MONTHLY EVENTS FOR PRISONERS IN EVERTHORPE, WOLDS & PRISONS. OUR BIBLE COLLEGE RUNS TWO 15 WEEK RESIDENTIAL SEMESTERS PER YEAR. STUDENTS SERVE IN THE COMMUNITY IN VARIOUS WAYS INCLUDING PRISON VISITING.

Muslim Relief conducts many charitable projects globally. These range from community projects, supporting homeless persons, providing emergency food & shelter, medical aid, organising mass feedings, supporting orphans & widows, educational advancement, water relief, promoting community cohesion, social youth work, raising awareness pertaining to issues relating to the youth & vulnerable persons.

The Foundation will primarily make grants to existing charities. Priorities will be the arts, ASD, ADHD, Cancer, Children/Youth, Dementia, the environment, FASD, food poverty, homelessness, LGBTQIA, refugees, women's physical and mental health. Priority will be given to East London and East Kent. Applications for multi-year and longer term projects particularly encouraged.

Early Years Education and Childcare Provider

PROVIDE HUMAN RESOURCES ON A VOLUNTARY BASIS. PROVIDE ADVICE, INFORMATION, CARE TO VULNERABLE PEOPLE - REFUGEES ETC. - AGAIN ON A VOLUNTARY BASIS.

Alternatives provides mental health and holistic wellbeing support to marginalised women, and by extension their families, living in Newham. We do this by offering free and accessible talking therapy, through advocacy support and community projects and by providing meaningful volunteering and employment opportunities.

Support and services for women to improve lives and status for all women in the area. Counselling, Freedom Programme for victims of domestic/sexual abuse. IT support for women returning to work, English as a Second Language classes, creche facilities, mother and toddler group. Activities such as Art Therapy and various workshops

1) THE RELIEF OF POVERTY, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY ORPHANS AND WIDOWS.2) THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION.3) THE RELIEF OF FINANCIAL NEED AND SUFFERING AMONG VICTIMS OF NATURAL OR OTHER KINDS OF DISASTER IN THE FORM OF MONEY OR OTHER MEANS DEEMED SUITABLE FOR PERSONS, BODIES, ORGANISATIONS AND/OR COUNTRIES AFFECTED INCLUDING THE PROVISION OF MEDICAL AID.

The Trust supports the advancement of education at King Edward VI High School for Girls in Birmingham in such ways as the Trustees see fit, but in particular by providing funds for Assisted Places (bursaries) to talented girls on the basis of financial need to enable them to attend the School. The Trust mainly seeks support from alumnae, parents and former parents, companies and charitable trusts.

We are a local charity offering community transport solutions for older and disabled people. We have our own minibuses and wheelchair accessible vehicles and manage a community car service. We run trips for people to get out and about, have a men's (and women's)shed and offer a volunteer brokerage service for local community groups, matching local people with their ideal volunteering opportunity.

Mission: To host a world-renowned annual conference, bringing together women from all around the globe. To advance the education of the public in the subject of sex-based rights and equality. To promote human rights, especially women's rights. To promote women artists, feminist and activist art, and to give voice to minority and disadvantaged women through art.

EDUCATION: PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES FOR CHILDREN AGED 6-16 SUCH AS ADDITIONAL ENGLISH, MATHS, SCIENCE, ICT AND LANGUAGE (INCLUDING ARABIC AND BENGALI) CLASSES PROVIDING A MEANS OF ADVANCING ISLAMIC RELIGION AND PROMOTING GOOD RELATIONS WITH PEOPLE OF DIFFERENT FAITHS THROUGH ORGANISING; SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS FOR BOTH MALES AND FEMALES. ACTIVITIES FOR THE YOUNG & HEALTHY LIVING, SOCIALISE

Youth - We run a weekly youth club that aims to provide activities for young people of Ashford and create an environment for positive integration. Church - We run a Christian congregation that meet every Sunday aswell as smaller weekly meetings on selected days.Women - Bells Ladies ministry aims to empower women through forums, workshops and conferences where a variety of topics are discussed.

To preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ for the benefit of the public. Provide a building and open space for christian worship. Providing support to other christian churches in England and Wales and sister churches abroad. Regular visits are made to local prisons and hospitals to provide spiritual support to inmates and those that are sick.

Supporting any person who is experiencing or escaping domestic violence and abuse.

WCP is an Anglican Parish of 3 sister churches, St Aidan & St Silas, St Barnabas and St Mark. Each church offers regular public worship open to all, pastoral work & visiting, Teaching, links with schools, provision of Christian youth activities, and promotes the mission of the church by providing activities for every section of the local community. It also supports other UK and overseas charities

Lewsey Pentecostal Church led by the Church Council; Sunday service; Sunday School, Dedication(Christening), Baptism, Marriages, Funeral, Counselling. Groups (Prayer, Worship, Women's, Men's; Young people, Outreach); Social and Educational events; Mission giving. Membership of AoG UK, Churches Together, Partnership working with Local Govt. Ofsted registered Lewsey Nursery(ages 0 to 5 years).

We work in Bihar; one of the poorest and remote areas of India where we support over a hundred villages in which we establish education centres, provide teachers, support for orphans and widows, clean water supplies. Our education centre houses students from poor families and all expenses for food, studies, books, accommodation, pocket money, etc are borne by the charity.