Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Women

We collect brand new pairs of pyjamas for children aged between newborn and 18 (inclusive). The pyjamas are then donated to Hospitals, Hospices, Hospital at home teams and women's refuges up and down the Country. They will then distribute the pyjamas to children who are poorly or underprivileged.

The Beatrice Project raises funds in UK which enable the work of the charity to continue in Zimbabwe. We fund the distribution of sanitary protection to a group of 300 girls of menstruating age which helps them to stay in school and complete their education. The practical provision is supported by regular training workshops, delivered by locals but funded by the project.

Provision of bursaries for girls up to the age of entry to university

To address health inequalities for women living in Wales; by providing advocacy, support, guidance, advice and a range of resources. We aim to empower, inform, educate and raise awareness, whilst conducting and publishing relevant research. We work with NHS Wales, health boards and clinical institutions to input into strategy development.

The Institute has continued to fulfil its principal aims through the education and formation of religious sisters, by teaching, pastoral and other work at the two schools in Effingham and by care and pastoral work in the parishes of Sherborne and Effingham and elsewhere.

Adult Men's and Women's football teams, junior teams providing coaching for under 5 - 18 year olds, Walking Football Section for Over 50 years of age, who if, due to a lack of mobility or for other reason, they are not able to play the traditional game. The Football club also engage with a local Charity to provide opportunities for Adults with Learning Disabilities

For the public benefit, the promotion of social inclusion and the relief of need among women and girls in the UK and Kenya who are living with incontinence, stoma or childbirth injury, and their families. We: provide equipment, education, information to maximise the quality of life of people with these conditions; raise public awareness; provide workshops and advocacy to our beneficiaries.

The provision of facilities and Leaders to enable an active and varied programme of events and training to facilitate a high standard of Scouting to boys, girls and young adults.

Relieving and assisting children and young persons resident in East and West Sussex who are in need of care and attention by reason of being deprived of a normal home life, with a preference for girls

We run a stay and play sessions, Bibles study group, Women's group, We run a chair based exercise group, Youth Group. We run a craft and story session.Community Coffee Shop & Charity Shop Worship service on a Sunday morning and Sunday evening.We operate within the area of Morley and Leeds.

Central Glamorgan Girlguiding is part of Girlguiding UK - Girls can do anything. Within Guiding through fun, adventure and as safe space girls discover their potential and develop skills for adulthood. Through numerous activities, teamwork, leadership, and discussions. It helps them develop the skills and confidence and to make a difference to the world around them.

To improve the quality of life for marginalised or deprived women, children and their families in UK and Africa through:1. Maternal and child Health. 2. Quality education, life skills and safe environments for marginalised children3. Prevention of violence against women and girls4. Economic development and sustainable livelihoods of young women particularly teenage mothers

Netball South West is responsible for the promotion of community participation in healthy recreation for the benefit of primarily women and girls in the region through the provision of facilities for playing netball including, but not limited to netball activities, regional competition and training. It supports the development of players, coaches, officials and volunteers across all levels

Women are under-represented on most elected bodies. 50:50 is a charity set up to build a better democracy by helping women progress in politics. We are an intersectional campaign, working with all the political parties to inspire, inform and support a diverse range of women from across the country. Our #AskHerToStand and #SignUpToStand programmes help women take the next step towards selection.

To promote social inclusion for public benefit by working with females who may be socially excluded on the grounds of their ethnic origin, religion, belief or creed (in particular; members of the Muslim and BAME community) in particular by: a) providing sports and educational services; b).To enrich and empower the lives through sports c) to provide access to a range of sports.

Training for African women and children in ESL, cookery, Arabic language, IT and personal health matters. There is a homework class for schoolchildren on Sundays. Advice, information and language support on personal health and related matters given to women and support in contacting schools in respect of their children's education and further development.

To relieve, in cases of need, hardship or distress, persons who are or have been engaged in the footwear trade and their widows, widowers and other dependants.

Helping Orphans & Widows around the world & the Homeless locally.

Providing women with educational opportunities and the chance to build new skills, to take part in a wide variety of activities and to campaign on issues that matter to them and their communities.

We hold services on Sundays and during the week.We have a wide range of groups that meet regularly including toddlers, uniformed organisations and fellowship groups. We have a number of housegroups and there is a women's bible study group. Our premises are also used by a number of community organisations not directly connected with the church.

Regular acts of Chirstian worship, Christian fellowship, Christian prayer and Christianpreaching, Christian youth and children's activities including youth fellowships, SundaySchools, children's and youth groups, holiday clubs, Rainbows, Brownies and Guides, Parentand toddler groups, womens fellowships, providing fellowship and shared meals.

The relief of need, hardship or distress of the poor in particular poor orphan children and widows and the relief of sickness of the disabled and the advancement of education in England and throughout the world by providing sustainable aid concentrating on education, digital and welfare projects.

There are three parts to the village hall together with changing rooms for the adjacent playing fields. Activities that are undertaken in the hall are - carpet bowls, mother & toddler groups, children's play & dance groups, dog training, private hire, flower clubs, ladies groups, keep fit, weight watchers, war games. training, singing groups, art clubs etc.

Assisting Liverpool Cathedral with the maintenance and education of the boy and girl choristers and the provision of singing and music tuition.

For the public benefit for the prevention or relief of poverty, advocacy of child welfare and improvement of education for residents of Tanzania. Specifically by working with our sister organisation Pamoja Leo to provide funding for their projects to enhance the education of children and young adults and to provide welfare support for Orphans and Vulnerable Children.