Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Women

Assist women and families from black and minority ethnic communities to help them with their self development to improve their lives.

Maintains three church buildings for regular use by the general public and various local bodies, eg. music festival, Dartmouth Orchestral Society, Dartmouth Community College Womens Institute. Also maintains a building used by Dartmouth pre-school, Dartmouth Brownies and Dartmouth Players (amateur dramatics).

We run a program to feed homeless and needy persons in London We fundraise for global disaster reliefWe fundraise to support development projects run by sister AMURT chaptersWe run a health-food store in Stoke Newington (Food for All) whose operating surplus goes to support our activities

We are a charity run by one paid co-ordinator and six and volunteers with an overall executive committee. We provide 2 drop in advice surgeries, an English Language Befriending project and an annual Summer outing, a women's social group and other social activitiesWe also provide regular website updates for our contacts and our service users.

To help:* Christian brothers and sisters who experience same-sex attraction stay faithful to Biblical teaching on sexual ethics and flourish at the same time.* the Christian Church understand how they can better help those who experience same-sex attraction to flourish.* the wider world hear and understand that there is more than just one viable script for those who are same-sex attracted.

The purpose of the church is to advance the Christian faith. This is done through weekly Sunday services with a strong emphasis on Christian worship and the teaching of the bible, with meetings at the same time for children and young people.During the week we also run bible studies, prayer meetings, children's groups and mum and toddler gatherings.

Sapphire aims to provide clean, safe, secure, female, all young people and children only, temporary accommodation for young people, aged 16 and over within the UK. Our short-term accommodation provides single rooms with self catering and bathroom facilities and 24 hour security. All bills, council tax and service charges are included in their monthly charge.

As well as Sunday services, midweek activities include daily prayers, life groups, Girls' Brigade, youth group, a drop-in cafe, monthly communion and lunch, a monthly men's breakfast and dance in worship. The Minehead Hope Centre and AA use our premises. We have a community ministry at the Hub in Alcombe with Soft Play and a weekly toddler group. Please see our website for further details.

Grants are made to help promote the efficiency of the Regiment, for the relief in need of all past and present members of the Regiment or its predecessors and their wives and widows, and for the advancement of education in respect of the history of the Regiment.

(1) Youth and Children: Create opportunities, improve social welfare, overcome barriers using arts, creativity, education/training to raise leaders who affect social changes. (2) Community: Fortifying cohesion in community through cultural, heritage, physical/mental health and job search activities. (3) Women and vulnerable adults: tackling loneliness, mentoring, improving services' access.

Two Magpies Fund awards small grants to local charities and not for profit organisations working with women who have experienced abuse, as well as organisations helping children growing up in poverty.

Birmingham Youth Sports Academy (BYSA) was established in 2002 and is an award winning voluntary organisation supporting young people (boys & girls) aged 7 to 18 years old through sports, education, mentoring and other activities - https://bysa.co.uk/about-bysa

The charity operates two youth organisations, namely 17th Nottingham Boys' Brigade and 30th Nottingham Girls' Brigade.

The charity promotes the benefit of Greek and Greek Cypriot women and children to advance education, provide facilities in the interest of social welfare for recreation and leisure time occupation to improve the conditions of life of the said women and children.

- Information, advisory and advocacy services to refugees, senior citizens, Carers, women and other disadvantaged Armenians on issues such as immigration, housing, and health and welfare rights.- Specific social, educational and supporting activities targeting young people and children.- Publications and cultural events/resources.

The main activities of the charity are the examination and licensing of deep sea pilots, the relief of poor mariners and their widows, and the provision of youth maritime training, the provision of maritime consultancy services, and the upkeep and conservation of ancient listed buildings.

The provision of social housing (almshouses) and activities to promote social interaction and active ageing for elderly women.Operates in Spelthorne Borough Council.Provides buildings, facilities and open space

Aims & Activities.Communicating the life changing message of Jesus Christ and therefore carry out initiatives to address the needs of the socially and economically disadvantaged in the community such as a Soup Kitchen and Laundry/shower services for the homeless, a friendship cafe for the lonely, Singing & Art groups, Mental health wellbeing Forums and Widow's forum & promoting local festivals.

We aim to reduce the rate of suicide in young women in Cornwall aged 18-25, by highlighting the warning signs and with early intervention through our free support groups, building a support network, promoting wellness, and referrals to appropriate therapies/professional services.

Riana Development Network is a community based organisation, organised to promote health, socio-economic and cultural development amongst the resident African communities living in the UK. Riana is established to further such charitable purposes for the benefit of the public (in particular, members from the minority ethnic communities, women and children either nationally or overseas.

WHISC is run by women for women to provide appropriate training, information and support, which addresses the needs of women within different communities in Liverpool who are disadvantaged in access to health care and education.

Helping unemployed women to return to the work place by providing a personalised styling session, interview clothes and with interview coaching

Convent and Guest accommodation & retreats.Pastoral and social work/support where and when requiredProvision of financial support for the missions of the Congregation overseas.

The provision of almshouse accommodation for women, over the age of 50 years and who are of limited financial means

Regular worship open to all; pastoral work incl. visiting the sick & bereaved; teaching Christianity via sermons, courses & small groups; promotion of Christianity through the staging of events & meetings; promoting the Church's mission through activities for the elderly, parents & toddlers, men, ladies & a youth club with a Christian ethos; supporting other charities in the UK and overseas