Beneficiary group Charities

Providing post 16 education to school leavers with special educational needs. In particular to Jewish children and young people

To provide day opportunities and home support to people with an acquired brain injury. To offer support, information and advice to people with acquired brain injuries, their families and carers.

The charity has the general aim of improving the lives and safety of women, men and children particularly those affected by domestic abuse.

General charitable activities to the local community including children, youth and adults. Operational mainly in the local area of the London Borough of Waltham Forest but also throughout london and adjacent counties.

I Choose Freedom is a charity that provides refuge and a path to freedom for survivors of domestic abuse. We have three refuges that house women and children. As part of our Refuge for All project, we also offer self-contained units to support any survivor.

Running Vipassana meditation courses for adults and Anapana meditation courses for children and young people.

The Foundation grants money, under the terms of the trust deed, as diversely as it can to benefit as many residents of the City of Bristol as possible. The primary, although not exclusive, focus areas for grants are education, health, and the elderly.

The school provides care and education for children and students from birth to age 18 according to the guidance given by Rudolf Steiner. We have Parent & Child groups, Kindergartens, Lower, Middle and High Schools. We offer a broad curriculum throughout the school and a school-leaving qualification that provides students with access to university without having to follow the National Curriculum.

To advance learning for public benefit in literacy and to act as a resource for young people up to the age of 18 by providing advice and assistance, organising programmes of learning/education. Helping young people by developing their skills, capacities and capabilities to enable them to participate in society as independent, mature and responsible individuals.

The charity covers the areas of East and West Lindsey in Lincolnshire and North Lincolnshire. It aims to work with and for older people, helping to make later life a fulfilling and enjoyable experience, through the delivery of a range of direct services and activities appropriate to their needs. This includes providing Information and Advice, domestic support in the home and befriending support.

Age UK South Kent Coast promotes the following purposes for the benefit of the public/and or older people in and around East Kent-preventing or relieving the poverty of older people with comprehensive Information and advice-supporting older people to remain independent within their local community- activities and services that promote physical wellbeing and a positive mental health

Elizabeth Fry Charity was registered and incorporated on 11 July 2013 but remained dormant during the period. Business was transferred from Elizabeth Fry Home to Elizabeth Fry Charity on 01 April 2014.The charitable purposes of the Charity are for the public benefit to facilitate the care and rehabilitation of female offenders.:

Support over 600 volunteers to run voluntary Youth clubsDeliver Youth Clubs & projects (fully staffed clubs and bespoke projects like Short breaks work with disabled young people, LGBTQ club and Shropshire Young Health Champions)Deliver Alternative curriculum workTraining for the youth sector (Youth Work, Safeguarding, talking to your teenager, CEOP, First Aid etc)DBS Umbrella organisation

To promote, maintain, improve and advance public education through dramatic performance in all forms, to make the arts relevant to the community.To provide recreation/leisure time with the object of improving conditions of life inclusive of youth, age, infirmity, disablement, poverty or social and economic circumstances and that such facilities shall be available to the public at large.

The Charity's objects are for the benefit of the Barnsley public and,in particular, children and young people by providing opportunities for the playing of football and other sports capable of improving health and lifestyle.

To provide training and work in horticulture,allied skills, arts and crafts for vulnerable adults including people with a learning disability and/or mental health problem. This by establishing special services at Northdale and ABLE providing work-based and social activities, and work experience in Hambleton & Richmondshire, The aim is to promote continuing education and sheltered/open employment.

Koala North West offers emotional and practical support to families. We aim to strengthen and widen the social support network of families. Volunteers, who are parents themselves are carefully matched to the needs of the family; they then visit the family at home, building a strong supportive relationship offering friendship, reassurance and practical help.

Provision and support to non publicly funded day care and early years education for children of under 5 years of age, of serving members of HM Forces, based in Aldershot, and qualifying civilian staff employed in support of Aldershot Garrison service personnel. Provision of Breakfast and After School Club for children of primary school age.

Furtherance of EducationRaising awareness of religious beliefs and provision of retreatsPastoral and Outreach WorkConduct of Overseas Missionary WorkCaring for members of the Institute

Crossroads Derbyshire offers refuge and community outreach services to adults and children living in the community across the High Peak and Derbyshire Dales who are at risk of domestic abuse. For more information visit our website : crossroadsderbyshire.org

Specialist service for female victims of domestic violence 16 years and over.We provide Advocacy, Support, Sanctuary Scheme, Counselling, Legal Advice, Training, Women's groups.

The objectives of the RIC is to advance the education of the public through the study and knowledge of literature, natural sciences, archaeology, history, ethnology, geology and the fine and applied arts. The RIC provides access to it's comprehensive collection and holds regular exhibitions. The RIC provides education activities through it's schools and family workshops.

Independent education for children aged 4 to 11. Some bursaries are available for pupils attending St Peter & St Paul School.

Promote community safety in Hampshire by: Operating the Bobby Scheme providing free home security/safety surveys to the elderly & vulnerable including victims of crime. When appropriate practical intervention through fitting of security & safety devices Giving grants to schemes towards reducing crime & the risk of fire in homesOperate Driver Training to reduce death and injuries on our roads

Group sessions where the rewards of friendship and communication with other similar to you are well worth it.Short breaks are fun but challenging, and really help develop new life skills, such as sharing, cooperation, patience, and self worth.One to one support is a unique opportunity to explore real life goals, such as managing money, working, volunteering, being more independent.