Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Women

Oasis supports service users by the provision of a safe house for women victims of domestic abuse who flee their homes, and safe resettlement into the community. Oasis also has a community team dedicated to supporting those experiencing domestic abuse to remain in their own homes, by giving support with safety, financial, emotional and legal issues.

Our Charity set out to do: General Charitable Purposes, Education/ Training, Medical/Health/Sickness, Disability, Relief pf Poverty, Overseas aid/Famine relief, Accommodation/HousingOur charity helps: Women, Children/ Young People, Elderly/Old People, People with Disability/Special Need, Other Charities/ Voluntary Bodies, General Public/Mankind

Training, Education and Employment Support for disadvantaged adults and young people, in particular the long-term unemployed, refugee and migrant women, and young people not in employment, education or training. Services include vocational training, English language and basic skills, advice and guidance, welfare support and volunteering and work experience programmes.

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

PROVISION OF FACILITIES FOR FOOTBALL AND MULTI-SPORTS DEVELOPMENT, SOCIAL INCLUSION, HEALTH & EDUCATION, DISABILITY & WOMEN'S FOOTBALL, AND WORKING WITHIN A BROAD AGE SPECTRUM OF DELIVERY FOR 3 TO 19 YEAR OLDS.

1. Pastoral community work and chaplaincy work - Voluntary servicewithin the Church and local community, chaplaincy ministry in prisons,hospitals and hospices.2. Ministry within Social Services teams - Work with Social Services andagencies within the voluntary sector.3. Residential care services for our elderly Sisters at St Euphrasia?s CareHome, Blackley, Manchester.

Impact initiatives operates a range of user-focussed services which help maintain and develop independence, promote learning and support improved health and quality of life. Areas of work include services for children and young people, older people, advocacy, vocational support and supported housing for young women.

The charity operates outside the United Kingdom looking after the welfare of ex-servicemen, women and widows of Commonwealth countries who have at some time served the British Crown.

Sisters of St Joseph of the Apparition CIO is part of a worldwide Religious Order originally started in France, this charity is based in England and its aim is to further the knowledge of God's love for humanity; to care for their elderly retired members/sisters; to run a nursing home; social and pastoral work; to support international missionary work; and support English charities.

Providing aid to the poor people across the globe. Providing and building worship places where needed.Providing aid to orphans, widows and old who have difficulties and are disabled.

Equality Now works for the protection and promotion of the human rights of women and girls around the world. Working with national women's rights organisations and individual activists, we document violence and discrimination against women and girls and add an international action overlay to support their efforts to advance equality rights and defend individual women who are suffering abuse.

Respect is a membership organisation. We develop, deliver and support effective services for:-male and female perpetrators of domestic violence-young people who use violence and abuse at home and in relationships-men who are victims of domestic violence

Bnos Yisroel Schools provides a Jewish education, based on Torah values, at primary and secondary level for girls from the orthodox Jewish community together with a secular education, based on the National Curriculum. Building confidence by developing the individual skills and talents of each child prepares pupils to take an active role in their community and contribute to the world around them.

Offers advice, advocacy, support & information to women and their children who are experiencing domestic violence and abuse we do this via crisis, intervention, tenant support, refuge accommodation, counselling, prevention programmes, and work with children and young people.

We provide refuge space for Latin American women and children in the UK who flee domestic violence. Our Advice and Information Centre provides advocacy and support for women who are not ready yet to leave abusive relationships or might not be eligible to live in the refuge. We recently took on floating support and we are part of the Islington BME Outreach Project.

The charity aims to support the religious and other charitable works carried on by the English province of the Congregation and its members. These works fall into the main areas of: caring for members of the Congregation; education; healthcare; social and pastoral care and the advancement of religion.

Bible training and education, Women's ministry, Scripture printing and distribution, Books & resources, Media, Advocacy and Relief.

Amongst the comprehensive facilities and services that The Muath Trust offers are:Education & Training Programmes, Nursery, Sports Hall, Youth Club, Meeting and Conference facilities, Supported Accommodation Service, Elderly Day Service, Cultural Programmes, Women Only Courses, Supplementary Schools,Playschemes, Business Units and Canteen

To support the religious and other charitable works carried out by the order and by the Roman Catholic Church and others, through the provision of nursing and residential care and community care, missionary work overseas and the support of the Congregation itself.

The aim of the charity is to advance the Christian faith in accordance with the doctrines and principles of the Church of England and to carry out the social mission of the Church through the support of charitable work for the relief of poverty, through the maintenance of religious community of women organised in accordance with the rule of St. Benedict and dedicated to the St. Mary at the Cross.

The objectives of Manan Trust are promoting education, health, and poverty relief among children, young people, women, and the disadvantaged groups across Asia. It does so by distributing funds to and working in partnership with local organisations that carry out aligned work in their communities.

Provision of care and assistance to the elderly. Provision of nursery services. Provision of healthcare services overseas.

Alleviate poverty primarily in Peru and Papua New Guinea but also the Philippines, Brazil, Bolivia and Chile by supporting initiatives to improve health, literacy and education amongst impoverished women and children and other young people generally.It is also the intention to support efforts to create employment opportunities in impoverished communities as well as health and education initiatives

Hopscotch seeks to address racial and gender inequality and empowers women facing this injustice and disadvantage in a culturally sensitive way, so they can be included and equal in society. We are responsive to changing needs. We aspire to maximize opportunities for women so they feel confident in achieving their aspirations. We advocate for individuals and communities.

The charity provides holistic support services to BMER ( Black,Minority, Ethnic, Refugee) women and children and prioritises work on issues around violence against women ( which includes domestic violence, rape, forced marriages and honour killings). The Charity also works on the challenges associated with violence such as homelessness, welfare benefits, child contact and Immigration.