Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Young people

M13 (est. 1995, as charity No. 1069401) is a community-based youth project, specialising in detached work with young people in inner-urban Manchester. We engage young people on the streets in our communities, build relationships, listen and work together to develop conversations and activities which foster fun, learning, action and change for social justice, for young people and our communities.

Our main activities :youth and community work, play and children's work, health sports and fitness, Youth Cafe, detached youth work. personal and social development for people who are disadvantaged by poverty, disability, health issues, young offenders, members of minority community groups enabling them to develop and make a positive contribution to the community in which they live.,

Craft and Social Club for those with living experience of Mental IllnessCommunity LarderYouth Club 11 -15 yrsOpen Access social club for those with learning disabilitiesParent and Child supportDrop - in Caf?After school club 5yrs - 11yrsVoluntary placements for Youth Offending Service Opportunities to VolunteerChurch outreach to help meet the needs in the local community

We work with young people aged 7 to 19 years, surrounded by drugs, crime, violence and loss from areas of high deprivation, within Leeds - based in Beeston & Holbeck, South Leeds. We provide activities and support for young people and their broader families, running weekly, drop-in's, mentoring and group sessions, that enable those involved to holistically grow, have fun and belong.

SEAPIA provides services for children, young people and their carers. SEAPIA services provide stimulating enivronment for children and young people, for their continued development and opportunities to participate in activities that they may not have access to

Regular public services of Christian worship. Youth club, Girls Brigade and Boys Brigade. New Horizons club for those with mental health issues. Courses for those wishing to explore more about Christianity. Small groups for those wishing to grow in their faith and discipleship.

Grow works with vulnerable and disadvantaged young people who face barriers when seeking employment. Our approach focuses on the soft skills that are a key ingredient to thriving at work, such as working well with others, handling conflict and managing personal motivation. Grow runs programmes that combine coaching with nature based activity.

Social, cultural and educational activities are undertaken by the Association and these include: Youth Club, Bowls, Dominoes, Darts, Board Games, Tai chi and Zumba.Supplementary Saturday School. Health Promotional events. Computer classes.Annual Derby Caribbean Carnival. Annual Summer Scheme.Black History month activities. Annual Youth Conference. Annual Christmas dinner.

Charitable causes in Cumbria. Particularly Social Needs, Youth and employment, Help for older people, The Arts and The Environment

Promoting in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the Church. We proclaim and worship the Risen Christ in all we do, not just on a Sunday, we care for our community through reaching the isolated and lonely, through providing a safe place for young people to learn life skills, through providing a hub for the community through our caf?.

Public and on-line services for Christian worship and teachingPre-school, toddler and youth groupsCounselling Centre Messy Church for young familiesChristian worship monthly at two local care homesFinancial and practical support for children and young people in need in RomaniaFoodbank with other local churches Working with other local churches

SOS Africa invests 100% of the funds it raises into holistic education, training and learning support programmes for disadvantaged African children and youth. This grassroots approach enables them to break the cycle of poverty and reach their full potential. Since 2003 SOS Africa has established 4 education centres supporting hundreds of children with many graduates at university or in employment.

Teen Action?s overarching aim is to improve the lives of disadvantaged young people. We do this by providing them with opportunities to develop their social and educational skills and talents. These new skills empower them with confidence and self-esteem, improving their career prospects and job opportunities and general conditions of life.

For the relief of children and young people with disablilities or special needs, living in the East Kent area, by the provision of information, advice and support to their parents and carers, leisure activities for the children and young people and such other charitable activities as the Committee in their absolute discretion shall decide.

To offer a means related counselling service for children, young people, families and other members of the community. We will also offer a support community cafe provision where anyone will be able to access support groups, workshops and advice with no charge. A garden area is also available for activities such as bushcraft, woodwork and gardening.

Chandran Foundation aims to help young people from all backgrounds achieve their potential. Our tutors work with under 11s to improve Maths and English and build confidence. Chandran Foundation runs after school clubs, now called GetSmart clubs for primary school children to improve Maths and English skills.

Christian teaching for adults+children.Baptisms,weddings,funerals.Prayer support.Church-run community activities.Youth club/drop-in,parent and toddler group + a conversation group for International students promote social cohesion.Hardship Fund for discretionary one-off sums to mitigate hardship within parish and also to support church members.10% of annual income given to other charitable causes.

The Charity provides interest-free loans for young people establishing a business in Warwick and also to young people who or whose parents are ordinarily resident in the Town of Warwick by making interest-free loans towards the cost of them undertaking tertiary education courses. Age restriction for both Business and Student loans can be seen on the Charity's web-site.

To advance in life children and young people through the provision of recreational and leisure time activities provided in the interest of social welfare, designed to improve their conditions of life. Providing support and activities which develop their skills, capacities and capabilities to enable them to participate in society as mature and responsible individuals.

To promote social inclusion for the public benefit by working with young people living in Avon who are socially excluded or at serious risk of being socially excluded by the provision of educational and training opportunities which engage, motivate, build awareness, skills and capacity around safe vehicle road use and ownership, vehicle repair, maintenance, Further Education and employment.

We exist to provide a range of services to support local residents, including legal and welfare rights advice and advocacy, services for young people with special needs, daycare and activities programmes for the elderly, a local newsletter, an environmental project, education advice and advocacy, mobility trike hire, and signposting to nine partner organisations who use our facilities.

Provide facilities for Christian worship, prayer, teaching and friendship.Youth work, running youth clubs and working in local schools, taking assemblies and RE lessonsCommunity Projects - Pre-school playgroups and community help to the needyChristian Bookshop and Coffee ShopChristian Mission and Relief Work - both UK and Overseas

Activities undertaken for public benefit include: 1. providing resources and facilities for public worship 2. pastoral care notably in visiting the sick and bereaved, 3. spiritual, moral, and intellectual teaching and development 4. youth, children's and social clubs and activities which promote Christian values 5. provision and upkeep of Church halls for the Church and community.

Relieving parents and carers of children and young people having a disability, through the provision of recreational and social facilities in West Sussex

CYP has developed an innovative approach to working with children and young people and has become the main provider of youth services in the Caledonian and Barnsbury Wards. All activities are carefully planned to ensure that they are not simply diversionary, but act as a vehicle for focused work providing progression and helping young people to develop skills, access learning and provide pathways