Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Young people

The Trust makes grants to groups and projects with specific Essx focus and benefits. The largest group of grants goes to support of community and / or youth schemes within Essex. There has also been increased support for the elderly and marginalised within our society.

Regular public worship, pastoral work including visiting sick and bereaved, teaching of Christianity, taking religious assemblies in schools, provision of youth club with Christian ethos, promotion of Christianity through events and distribution of literature, promoting the whole mission of the church for senior citizens, children, parents and toddlers, supporting other charities.

The organisation is running the following activities:1) Information, Advice and Outreach Support Servie2) Health Projects, Mental Health and Advocacy support3) Youth and children's Activities and Training4) Supplementary School5) Employment and Training Program 6) Women Forum7) Cares and families Forum

Regular public worship open to allPastoral work, including visiting the sick and the bereavedTeaching Christianity through sermons, courses and small groupsThe provision of a youth club with a Christian ethosPromoting the whole mission of the Church through activities for senior citizens, parents and toddlers and other special need groupsSupporting other charities in the UK and overseas

Supports all affected by trauma and abuse:a) providing practical, emotional support: information b) empowermentc) supporting access for children and young people to relevant services d) acting as advocates e) raising awareness: providing education and trainingf) working in partnership with other agencies

THE CHARITY WAS SET UP TO SUPPORT, PROMOTE AND ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF PEOPLE OF THE ORTHODOX JEWISH FAITH AND TO DEVELOP THEIR CAPACITY AND SKILLS, WITH A VIEW TO ENABLING THEM TO ENHANCE THEIR PROSPECTS OF EMPLOYMENT AND CONDITIONS OF LIFE AND TO PARTICIPATE MORE FULLY IN THE SOCIETY. FOR THE PROVISION OF FACILITIES FOR RECREATION AND OTHER LEISURE TIME OCCUPATION FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE IN NEED OF

Our Mission is to work with the people of Byker and partner organizations to empower young people and the Community to lead positive and fulfilling lives. We will do this be developing and operating a Youth and Community hub from St Michael's Church in Byker offering facilities and services that support the community.

Provision of youth work and support for volunteer and voluntary sector youth workers. Promotion and advocacy of young people's participation. Provision of information, advice and guidance for young people.

The provision of facilities for local and national performing arts organisations. Running workshops on the arts and theatre production for youth groups in the county. Programming professional show for children.Working with other partners to promote the arts to young people in Norfolk.

Open Up Music empowers young disabled musicians to build inclusive youth orchestras. Together we develop accessible musical instruments and repertoire, challenge expectations and forge new progression routes through the creation of great music.

The Foyer Federation continues to be seen as an organisation that punches above its weight and our focus on innovation has helped us develop relationships and enabled us to demonstrate how the Foyer approach can be 'stretched' so that it works for all those whose transition to adulthood is particularyly challenging in settings that go well beyond the traditional supported housing model.

Half Moon focuses on work for and with young people from 0 to 18. The work is inclusive and accessible for all. The company has two main thrusts of activity:- producing and presenting professional theatre at the base, in venues and in youth and schools settings - providing an extensive participatory programme including youth theatres, school and community projects.

We provide supported learning, development and supported work activities for vulnerable adults and young people with learning disabilities.

Coram Beanstalk works with schools to provide the highest quality and best value one-to-one support. We provide trained reading helpers who give consistent and bespoke support to children enabling them to develop to confident reading skills. Our vision is that "all children and young people will have the essential skills they need to grow up and lead successful lives".

To promote the benefit of the inhabitants of Aylsham, Norfolk and the surrounding area in the provision of facilities for health and recreation or other leisure time occupation of individuals who have need for such facilities by reason of youth, age, infirmity or disablement, financial hardship or social and economic circumstances.

Provide shelter and support to young people aged 16-25. Operate an emergency nightshelter and Day centre. Provide support, activities and lifeskill sessions.

The charity provides advice to those affected by youth violence/knife crime, provides training and guidance to churches, faith and community groups, arts and other organisations, schools and statutory bodies in how to operate, give advice and pastoral care and work to reduce the impact of youth violence/knife crime.

The provision of projects and services for children, young people and adults with a learning disability and for their parents/carers, promoting choice, opportunity, independence and inclusion, and raising awareness and understanding of learning disability

The Foundation's activities focus on four main pillars which are: social inclusion; Sports participation; Education; and Health. In our first year we have emphasised sporting activities for young people, mainly in the Borough of Merton. However, activities were expanding to include older people (walking football), opportunities for female involvement and children with learning difficulties.

ART AGAINST KNIVES works to reduce the root causes of knife crime through youth-led arts initiatives that provide an alternative to violent gang culture. Our vision is to create a platform for young people to engage with their local community through creative opportunities.

The British Youth Council, the national youth council of the UK, aims to empower young people, aged 25 and under, to have a say and be heard in the UK and overseas. This is through a programme of education, research, training, volunteering, representation and advocacy opportunities. The charity is membership based & exclusively youth-led. It was formerly registered no. 305973 until 31 March 2009.

Reuben's Retreat will be a home-from-home for families coping with the serious illness of a child, providing respite breaks and the chance to build happy memories. We already provide support, counselling and well-being for children and young people with a life-limiting or life-threatening illness (medical complexities) and their parents and siblings, and for families bereaved of a precious child.

Regular worship open to all.The provision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation.Pastoral work including visiting the sick and bereaved.Teaching of Christianity through sermons,courses,groups.The provision of a youth club .Promoting the whole mission of the Church through provision of activities for senior citizens,parents,toddlers and other groups.Support other charitiesUK&Oseas.

Provide dramatic and musical education and entertainment to the local community by: producing our own plays and musicals using local talent, hosting visiting professional productions from elsewhere in the UK and beyond, showing films and National theatre "cinematic screenings", running a choir and running an Academy for Drama for young people.

Enhancing the lives of young people through sport, focusing on those with social and other disadvantages. Imparting the values of camaraderie, loyalty, discipline and respect found in rugby. Motivating, raising self esteem and confidence, and improving life skills in young people by impacting positively on educational achievement and social interaction.