Beneficiary group Charities

Providing family support to families with children under five years old. To support these families in many aspects of life including health, education, parental support and training. Providing a safe, intergrated educational play space for children before formal education at 5 years including daycare for children aged nine months to five years.

Brunswick offers purposeful work and training to people with learning difficulties. They have the chance to work in horticulture, cooking and crafts, and are supported to produce goods which are sold on site.

To advance the education of school-age children in Cardiff and surrounding areas, in the national curriculum subjects and in Islamic studies, through the establishment and maintenance of a nursery, primary school, secondary school, and provision for post-16 education.

The Charity supports the pastoral and community work of the Institute of the Infant Jesus Sisters (Nicolas Barre), which is an international Roman Catholic order of religious Sisters.

Training School/Child Psychotherapy

The main activity of the PCC is to promote the whole mission of the Church:- Regular public worship & sacred space open to all- Pastoral work- Teaching of Christianity- Religious assemblies in schools- Promotion of Christianity- Activities for senior citizens, youth, children, parents/toddlers and other special need groups- Supporting other charities in the UK and overseas.

The Congregation has been active in the area of education and spiritual accompaniment in England for over 100 years. Due to the increasing age of members the charity supports a large number of sisters in their latter years in nursing and care homes. The charity runs Emmaus House (Whitchurch Bristol) a retreat and conference centre offering a variety of workshops retreats and professional training.

Early intervention service in Nottingham, offering advocacy, support through the Criminal Justice Process, therapeutic assessment and interventions to children, teenagers and family member following a disclosure of child sexual abuse.

Amala's mission is to use the power of education to transform the lives of refugees, their communities and the world. We develop high quality and inclusive education programmes aimed at out-of-school refugee and displaced youth.

Provision of almshouses for older people and grants to individuals

We promote the well-being and protection of children and families in black and ethnic communities across the UK using a cultural-competent approach. We provide a range of prevention and early intervention services to address child abuse, child trafficking, modern slavery and exploitation. We work with others to influence policy and improve practices. We are based in London and Manchester.

Services of Worship in 3 centres. Other weekly activities to include children and young peoples work; work with older adults.

Provide a range of services to both asylum seekers & refugees living on Teesside. We provide food & housing to destitute asylum seekers. We provide housing, a work club & training opportunities to refugees. A range of drop in service fostering community integration and English Classes (ESOL).

We promote services to enable deaf, hard-of-hearing and deafblind people to improve the quality of their lives. The Deaf Centre provides facilities for Sports & Social Club, Deafblind, Youth Group and 50 Group. All groups are supported through training and volunteer project we have. We run an agency which provides Sign Language Interpreters. We also provide BSL and Deaf Awareness training.

We are a non-profit making charitable company limited by guarantee. We provide good quality affordable childcare for local families enabling them to access work and training. We also direct parents to child development and other services in the local area.

Services for Adults with learning disabilities in Whitby and District

Provide / arrange activities to advance the aims and objectives of the Sikh RelegionAdvance education of the local community by assisting to teach Punjabi Language.provide / assist in the provisions of recreation / social activities to improve life in the community.To help elderly and others in needProvide / assist the host community to understand the Sikh Religion and culture.

The relief of those in need, around the world, by reason of poverty, discrimination, maltreatment, youth ill health disability or other disadvantage, especially vulnerable children. We also run charity shops to help fund our work overseas.

With over 1,800 active participants every week, we are one of the largest gym clubs in the UK and the largest single youth organisation in Woking. Our purpose-built facility is situated near the centre of Woking. We are a registered charity with the objective of enabling people of all ages and abilities to take part in gymnastics to encourage a healthy lifestyle.

During the year 2014/15 the Trust's primary focus was the continued development of East Clayton Farm - accommodation and farm for people and families affected by disabilities and homelessness (including poverty and social exclusion).

A community and healthy living centre providing services in arts & crafts, befriending, complementary therapies, creche, day care, health & exercise, IT & educational classes, leisure activities, information & advice on services for older people, community transport, support advice & health groups, restaurant, volunteering opportunities, walking for health schemes and youth activities.

We're on a mission for an equal future. We support organisations to attract, retain, develop and advance women through our initiatives and by providing pathways into tech at key moments that matter in girls' and women's lives. Through our offering of free school materials 'Tech We Can' and our apprenticeship schemes, we highlight the breadth and depth of technology roles.

We support dads across the UK to help them improve their co-parenting relationships after parental separation, and seek help for their mental health. The issues we support are suicidal ideation/self-harm, anxiety, depression, domestic abuse, loneliness and isolation.We work hard to reduce male suicide; help male victims of domestic abuse, reduce parental conflict, and improve co-parenting.

Provide public acts of worship/sacred space for church members/non-membersTeach Christianity in sermons/courses/small groupsVisit sick/bereavedPromote Christianity in events/servicesProvide youth/senior citizen/women clubs with Christian ethosPromote mission of church in activities for older people/parent/toddler groupsSupport charities in the UK/overseas financially/with prayer

The principal activity of the Company is that of a registered charity (1109843) established to promote and advance the health, achievement and welfare of young people aged over 13 and adults with profound, multiple and severe learning difficulties by the provision of day care facilities.