Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Young people

Joint acts of Christian worship, witness, and prayer.Groups for study and teaching of the Christian faith.Support and encouragement for activities for the welfare and well-being of the local community, including BRIDGES (a community drop-in centre), the Eden Christian Trust (working among young people), the Edenbridge Parish Nurse, a local foodbank, and the Edenbridge Fairtrade initiative.

?The relief of those in need, by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, bereavement, financial hardship or other disadvantage?1. Continue to give out the Christmas bulbs2. Offer relief of cases of poverty suggested by the Minister, with the approval of the trustees.3. Meet other needs that arise during the year that are in line with the new objectives e.g. donation to the Food Bank.

One-off donations for impoverished residents, young and old living within the parish of Fen Ditton, Cambs. Assisting young people with the cost of going on educational trips. Help with the rental of Lifeline telephones.

Grant making to young people from the Ecclesiastical Parish of St. James, Staveley, entering or continuing in further or higher education and to the Vicar and Churchwardens of the parish for the provision of religious instruction for the children of the parish by means of Sunday Schools or otherwise.

Local Charity Activities and Through the Province of BerkshireThe prevention or relief of povertyThe advancement of citizenship or community developmentThe relief of those in need because of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage

The Chambers Endowment Fund assists children experiencing hardship in the village of Radway. The fund makes donations in connection with Sunday School activities, social activities for young people and individual areas of need where appropriate.

Provision of mission hall facilities for the use for the improvement of the moral, mental and physical health of children and young and old people and general community use in the Underclife area of Bradford, a very deprived part of Bradford

Small grants to local people in need to alleviate hardship or to provide monies for travelling to hospital appointments.Small grants to local village youth groups to allow them to buy equipment for the children.

MAKES GRANTS FOR BOOKS/STUDY TO YOUNG PEOPLE IN FULL-TIME EDUCATION AND TRAINING (post 16). AND MAKES GRANTS FOR BOOKS AND MATERIALS FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION IN SCHOOLS WITHIN THE AREA OF KINGSTHORPE, NORTHAMPTON.

Grants to young people under 25 years of age who are residents in the Parish of Llanbedr and who have attended a school maintained by the Council (with preference for those who are pupils or former pupils of Ysgol Ardudwy) to attend an approved place of learning, to study music or art, or to provide financial assistance to prepare for or to assist their entry into a profession, trade or calling.

General Charitable Purposes;Education/Training;Medical/Health/Sickness, Disability; Accommodation / Housing; Sport / Recreation.People benefiting from our services are; Children / Young people; Elderly; People with Disabilities; People of a particular ethnic or racial originOur services include advocacy / advice giving and information and we act as umbrella or resource body.

To promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical, social and spiritual potentials, as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities in accordance with the Policy Organisation and Rules of the Scout Association.

The charity invest £3,000 where the best interest can be obtained. The interest accumulates & is then distributed to the youth organisation in the village, usually every couple of years.

Founded in 1715 to help, poor children apprentices to some honest calling. The Charity seeks to assist young people under the age of 25 in their preparation for work, training or higher education.This has included: Equipment for training. Travel or living expenses for training courses. Purchase of books and voluntary work. Awards are modest but seek to facilitate learning, access and opportunity.

The charity supports other rotary charities together with young people, elderly and disabled both in the West Midlands area and internationally, by providing physical assistance and by making grants to both individuals and organisations.

Kingston Vale Theatre Group (KVTG) is an amateur musical theatre company with a separate youth section (KVYT) that enables everyone in the local community to partake in musical theatre. The group usually performs at least two productions a year in the local area allowing the public to enjoy the arts.

Grants to individuals resident within the Parish of Whilton to relieve poverty defined as living solely on state benefit or for a family living on income half the national average wage or pre-empting debt that young people would otherwise occur in providing formative experiences for future work.

Gives christmas gift to widows and widowers living within the parish. From time to time gives gifts to enhance the education of one or more young people living within the parish. A test of "need" is not made.

The Charity is set up to help young people of Woodbury Parish. It does this by donating money to organisations which provide facilities for the children and young people in the parish of Woodbury

Provision of facilities for the advancement of education in particular amongst young Jewish people. The upkeep of such facilities and general community welfare.

To offer financial help to youth projects, both individual and group, to offer financial help to medical & service charities, to offer help to animal welfare organisations.

Making grants to organisations for sports and recreational activities relating to children and young persons resident within the parishes of Chapel Allerton and Potternewton, Leeds

Uses its modest funds for the benefit of residents of the Parishes of Williton and Sampford Brett with particular regard to supporting the aspirations of disadvantaged young people

The promotion of education (including social and physical training) for young people under aged 21 and with a preference for Methodists or the children of Methodists.

Promotion of education to young people under the age of 25 and resident in Harlestone, awarding bursaries or maintenance allowances where there is a financial need to anyone in secondary school or higher education. Also provides financial assistance for any school student, also resident in the parish, towards items not provided by the local authority.Trustees consider applications confidentially.