Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Women

to advance the religious and other charitable work carried on by the members of the Congregation and to care for those members thoughout their lives with the Congregation.

Shiffa helps provide relief work abroad in general and specifically helps fund an Orphanage and Girls College in Pakistan.

We support disadvantaged women and families by inspiring, encouraging and motivating them to overcome barriers to improve the quality of their lives.We aim to relieve hardship,poverty and ill health amongst Women and families by providing charitable support in particular through education, advice and guidance, career advice, information services, advocacy, mentoring and counselling services.

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN OF ALL AGES AND PARTICULARLY THOSE WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS, BY PROVIDING OR ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF FACILITIES AND SERVICES TO MEET THEIR EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENTAL AND SOCIAL WELFARE NEEDS SO THAT THEY CAN ACHIEVE THEIR FULL POTENTIAL.TO PROVIDE FACILITIES AND SERVICES ,INCLUDING THE UPLIFT PROJECT WHICH ASSISTS WOMEN IN RELATION TO THEIR NEEDS

Embracing Change, (formally known as The Walk to Freedom Foundation) has an operational centre is based in central Luton, our services are currently based in the region. Member beneficiaries of our Dependency Support Programme are male and female and from many diverse backgrounds and cultures; between the ages of 16-60, and 11-20 for our Young People's Mentoring and Personal Development Workshops.

All activities currently take place in 1041-1043 High Road, Chadwell Heath. Beneficiaries are all from Chadwell Heath area. Elderly people's gathering takes place throughout the day. Children activities takes place after school in weekdays. Women session takes place on Monday morning. Men's study session takes place on Friday evening. National curriculumn primary classes started.

Sunday morning and evening services ; midweek bible study groups and prayer meeting; women's group; groups for children and young people; and a parent and toddler group. Door-to-door visits in the local area; pastoral support of church members and others; occasional visits to local schools; annual holiday bible club for local children; seasonal services and events at Christmas and Easter.

Workshop, education, talks and lobbying regarding domestic abuse of women and girls

Providing Christian services such as Sunday worship services, Iona worship services (Thursday AM), Weddings, Baptisms and Funerals. Girls Brigade, FACETS (pensioner activities day (Tues)), Food Pantry, Warm Space, Free Library (in partnership with Birkdale Community Hub and Library).

Availability of Mosque for daily prayers, provides lectures as part of adult education programme, offer adults education for females, offer counselling to families and youngster?s, accept school visits and participate in interfaith dialogues

Social and pastoral workOperation of residential and care establishmentsCaring for members of the CongregationOverseas Missionary Work

Provision of safe houses for women trapped in forced marriagesDebt Relief programmesClean water projectsLegal Aid provision for victims of blasphemy laws and persecutionInternational advocacyUK poverty eradication programmes in local community Social integration programmes for teenagers RedbridgeHomeless help in local community of RedbridgeCommunity Cohesion programmes in Redbridge

The Charity is responsible for running an almshouse for 12 single women in York who are over 50 and in emotional, physical or financial distress

The activities organised by this charity are consistent with upholding the objects of the Women's Institute charity of which the main purpose is to enable women who are associated with rural life, including arts, crafts and sciences, to improve and develop conditions of rural life, to advance their education in citizenship, in public questions both national and international, in music, drama and o

In 2016 this charity replaced Starehe UK (1035323), a charitable trust formed in 1994. It supports Starehe Boys' Centre & School (founded 1959) and Starehe Girls' School (founded 2005), which provide free secondary education for promising but poor children from all over Kenya, and emphasise the importance of service and leadership. Annual Reports of the former charity are at http://bit.ly/2b2lSJV

A variety of services on Sunday and Thursday's offer people a selection of opportunities to worship. During the week we have a number of activities catering for all age ranges with special events in the year. There is a focus on wellbeing and young people (Girls Brigade, Brownies and Guides, toddlers, musical memories, link clubs, reading groups)

Freedom to Learn provides the opportunity of education to children from some of the remotest and poorest regions of the Himalayas working with non-profit organisations in India and Nepal with similar goals and ethos. FtL also partners with UK schools with their Sister Schools programme generating global friendships and partnership learning projects based within the UN SDG guidelines and framework.

For the public benefit, the promotion of gender equality through the mobilisation of girls throughout the Global Majority, to increase community capacity building and social investment, by giving them the tools to create and run their own social action and community projects that address local social issues, such as gender discrimination, racial discrimination, and poverty.

Girlguiding Hampshire West, as part of a worldwide organisation, enables girls and young women to fulfil their potential to take an active and responsible role in society through its distinctive, stimulating and enjoyable programme of activities delivered by trained and enthusiastic volunteer leaders.

The Congregation of the Sisters of Christ is an international Religious Congregation. The ministries of the sisters of the congregation benefit the general public, throughout the world. They work with them in all that promotes the true meaning of life and the value of the human person, in particular in the fields of education, pastoral ministry, health care and social works.

We are an emergency service providing Moses basket starter packs for the most vulnerable pregnant women unable to provide for their babies directly after birth. The women are referred to EE via a 'referring Agency' and we only provide a basket to referring Agency staff if the 'public benefit' criteria are met. Baskets act as baby's safe place to sleep and are filled with Mum and baby essentials.

Provide education and basic needs for disadvantaged children through sponsorship. Empower children and the youth (mostly girls) through education and skills training with the aim of lifting from poverty to become self reliant. Collect education materials Promote health issues and sustainable development.Mobilize and assist the Kenyan community in England and Wales for community development

Newcastle, Diocese MU members work to support families both locally and worldwide fulfilling our five core objectives. Christian faith in action is demonstrated by the undertaking of work involving faith and social policy issues and by raising funds to support MU overseas and UK work. Locally members provide caravan holidays for families in need, help in women's refuges, support for families visit

The principal activity of the charity is the publication and sale of Christian literature in the French and Russian languages.This literature has been distributed to many countries through the Charity's representation through French speaking countries in the world. Production of literature in the Russian language is centered in the charity's sister organisation in Minsk, Belarus.

The Millan Centre is a community centre for women and children. It provides a safe, secure environment where educational, training and social activities can take place.