Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Women

An Independent day School for Pupils aged 2 to 18 years

Education of girls aged 3 to 11

Education of girls aged 3 years to 18 years

More House Trust Ltd operates More House School, an independent catholic secondary day school for girls.

Trust Deed constitutes Bnois Jerusalem School, and its objects are to provide education for girls on the Orthodox Jewish Community.The policy of The Bnois Jerusalem School continues to be to derive its income from donations from various institutions and grants from The Learning Trust.

The charity operates the Beth Jacob Grammar School for Girls which is based in North West London and aims to provide its pupils with a sound education of the highest order, providing religious instruction and training in accordance with the doctrines and principles of Orthodox Judaism.

Social and Pastoral work including care of the elderly and people with special needs, family support, and chaplaincy work in hospitals and to seafarers, healing ministry, counselling and educational establishments.Residential and care establishments. Overseas Missionary work

Stormont School is a day preparatory school for girls aged 4 - 11.

Affording facilities for women to take advantage of retreat, training and ordination in the Buddhist religion

providing housing for retired miners and the widows of retired miners and others

The objectives of the charity cover a range of charitable activities including:- the support and care of the members of the Charity and their missions- the enhancement and development of the mission of the Catholic Church- the provision of services to educate and to provide for those in need.

Members of the Community continued to work in hospitals and nursing homes providing medical and nursing support. In the local parish communities the sisters undertake pastoral work, including adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, visiting and administering the Eucharist to the lonely, sick, aged, bereaved and other members of the community. They are also involved in other aspects of parish life.

The Community's principal objectives are the furtherance of Roman Catholic and Christian Primary, Secondary & Adult education in the UK and elsewhere. The alleviation of poverty and human suffering and such other activities as Sister Superior shall direct.

The making of grants to Ministers, Retired Ministers and their Widows who are members of the United Reformed or Baptist churches and also students who are studying for ministries in these churches and attending certain specified colleges. Preference is given to those fro the Northern Counties of England. The management of Almshouses belonging to the trust in York

Support the religious and other charitable works carried out by the members of the Sisters of the Holy Family including Social & Pastoral Work and Overseas MInistry in West Africa - Senegal, Ivory Coast, North Africa ÔÇô Egypt, Middle East ÔÇô Lebanon, South America ÔÇô Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Asia ÔÇô Philippines, India.

Residential Care Home for ladies

The purpose of the Charity is to maintain almshouses in the Grimsby area for use by retired sailors, fish trade workers and their wives or widows

Grant-making for education and health projects to benefit children, young people and women, in the U.K, especially Herefordshire, Gloucestershire and the Bristol area, and India.

The Society exists to recognise those who have worked within the commerce of shipbroking and shipowning and are in need of assistance; to provide financial assistance where appropriate and provide friendship, care and support where financial assistance is not required; and to provide support, financial or otherwise, to the spouses, widowers, widows, children or dependents of such persons

To advance religious and other charitable work.

PROVISION OF SHELTERED HOUSING FOR SINGLE LADIES OVER 55 YEARS OLD WITH LIMITED MEANS

Support towards the educational welfare of and the provision of educational amenities for students at Dr Challoner's High School

THE ACTIVITIES OF THE CHARITY CAN BE DIVIDED INTO 3 PRINCIPAL ARES; CARING FOR MEMBERS OF THE CONGREATION; THE SOCIAL AND PASTORAL WORK OF THE SISTERS, AND THE SUPPORT OF OVERSEAS MISSIONARY WORK.

There are a wide variety of activities which take place with in the charity depending upon the skills and abilities of the Sisters. They include visiting the sick at home or in hospital, supporting families who need help with various situations in life. They also offer pastoral education to both children and adults and spend a lot of time caring for and helping the homeless.

Provision of homes for widows of dalesmen and farmers living in Waddington and the surrounding parishes