Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Women

The organisation HELP and SUPPORT the local mincreasing Bangladeshi community (over 200 families) by way of Advice, Information and various Activities such as:Advice Session (4 days a week Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday);Openday Session for local Pensioners;Mother Tongue School (5 afternoons a week 5pm-7pm);Women's Group and Youth Group.We run the activities on part time basis.

Working with and providing activities and education for girls and women.

Provides Christian literature, free of charge through books and booklets. Also through the free-will offerings of readers and supporters, we also provide financial support for sister organisation in India.The Charity operates throughout the United Kingdom and also parts of Europe.

To provide eligible Southrey widows with a pensionTo provide grants to relieve hardship, generally or individually to people residing in the Parish of Bardney, Southrey, Tupholme or Bucknall. This by making grants of money or providing or paying for items, services or facilitiesAdvancement of Education, by making grants to Bardney & Bucknall towards the cost of provision for schools/pupils

Provide advice, information and advocacy to elderly Asian women in their own language (Gujarati, Punjabi and Urdu). Outreach and befriending services to disabled, vulnerable and isolated women. Support group - once a month - social support group offering workshops on health issues, confidence building, cultural issues, advocacy and targets isolated vulnerable women.English teaching,sewing dresses

Workshops in Art and Craft - Home and Garden - Sports and Leisure - Music and Dancing - Educational visits to exhibitions and historic houses and other places of interest.Workshops for WI Officers and Committee Members.Campaigns at local and national level, where applicable, in conjunction with resolutions passed at National Federation of WIs Annual Meetings

To manage three properties to provide accommodation for men or women over the age of 55 years, living alone and in need of accommodation, who have resided in the Borough of Surrey Heath for not less than 10 years.

The prevention or relief of poverty among women and girls in the borough of Bury by providing grants to individuals in need and/or to charities or other organisations working to prevent or relieve poverty.

The relief of such poor and distressed Brother Masons or their poor and distressed Widows and Children or to or for the benefit of such Masonic Charities or other Charitable Institutions, Societies and objects as the Lodges and Degrees shall in a duly constituted meeting from time to time recommend.

To receive bequests and donations from Mark Lodges, Royal Ark Mariner Lodges and Brethren of the Province of Northumberland and from other Masonic organisations. To make grants to Mark Brethren, widows and children in need and donations to the Fund of Benevolence of Grand Mark Lodge & other Masonic and non Masonic charities.

To supply and maintain six Almshouses in Peterchurch to accommodate six elderly ladies from the parishes of Peterchurch and Clifford in Herefordshire.

Mother and Toddlers Group,Youth Club,2 Retired Gentlemens Clubs,Art Group,Keep Fit Classes,Tap/Salsa Group,Tuesday Ladies Club,Wine Club,Canoe Club,Preston Grange Community Church

Satkaar operates under a service level agreement with AH & CS Warwickshire County Council and offers day care and other support services for elderly Asian ladies and ladies with mental health problems living in the South Warwickshire area in a culturally appropriate and ethically sensitive environment. Service users are referred by Warwickshire County Council. Service operates Monday to Friday.

The charity provides housing accommodation for beneficiaries who are single men or women aged sixty years or over residing in Malpas or surrounding area for a period of two years or more.

Carpet bowls for all ages competing against other community centres. Ladies groups playing beetle and bingo and other games. Dancing classes for all ages, tap and modern, line dancing, art and craft groups, young peoples activities, social groups to encourage social inclusion and cohesion and others.

Girlguiding Herefordshire is part of Girlguiding UK, the largest organisation for girls and young women.

The charity's principal activity is that of providing a fuel allowance for the pensioners, widows and poor of East Ruston. If a surplus is available special help can be given to children in the village

To pay to the Lighthouse Club Benevolent Fund for the purpose of relieving poverty suffered as a result of accident, disability or ill health by persons employed or formerly employed within the building and civil engineering industry and allied trades in the UK including widows and children of such persons, in accordance with the Trust Deed dated 10 November 1975.

Educational and social organisation for women. Offer opportunities for friendship and learning and walking together to improve quality of life in the community.

To enable the fund to carry out its purpose namely A) To assist by monetary grants such members of the fund and their widows, children and dependants as may be in necessitous or impoverished circumstances. B) To make grants to police charities and subscriptions to such other charities as the trustees may decide.

Own our Hall, so Hire out to the public.Parish Meetings, Speakers for Members, and outings. Events for the community, such as Lunches, coffee morningsWorkshops, and demonstations for Members.

To provide opportunities for girls and young women to participate in an enormous range of activities from outdoor challenges to learning new skills, in a girl-only space, with trained volunteers. Providing opportunities for personal and social development and giving girls a voice.

We run small events such as Summer Fair, Firework Display, Circus, Pantomine, Ladies Pamper Evening, Fashion Show and model air display to raise money in order to support the school.

* To promote the religion of Islam; * To provide facilities for congregational prayer for male and female worshippers; * To provide educational/spiritual facilities for all age groups; * To provide secure and safe facilities for childrens's education and activities; * To create an understanding between people of different faiths; * To promote peace and harmony within the local community.

The five queen's cottages provide accommodation for those in need, hardship or distress, with a connection to Heacham. Priority is given to aged single ladies or if no suitable applicants, gentlemen in need hardship or distress with a strong link to Heacham.