Beneficiary group Charities

Established in 2003, the NFF represents the views, needs and 'lived experience' of families of serving personnel to their respective Chains of Command (CoC), central Government, Other Government Departments, and other key stakeholders. It provides a 'voice' to Naval Service families which informs decision-making about issues that affect them.

1. Direct work with families affected by addiction2. Provision of information and resources to family members and practitioners3. Provision of good practice forums 4. Training for practitioners 5. Research and campaigning to influence policy and practice to improve the lives of family members

Afrinspire supports African development initiatives and poverty reduction through a network of African partner organisations. We engage in women's adult literacy, gender empowerment, transferring technology, water harvesting, sustainable agriculture, education, training and capacity building. Afrinspire supports local community development initiatives at their own pace.

Acorns offers a range of trauma informed support and therapeutic recovery services to address the impact of domestic abuse and violence on children, young people and families.

To relieve the needs of people who are victims of domestic abuse in particular but not exclusively by the provision of advice, information, counselling and programmes of support.To advance education for the public benefit by working with young people to deliver programmes that support the development of children in subjects including healthy relationships and teenage health issues.

Base 51 supports the holistic well-being of young people aged 11 to 25 through: Counselling, Safe Space : one to one support, advice and guidance, youth Groups, LGBTQ youth group :Outburst,Evolution: support for young people affected by serious violence, food, laundry and showers. Base 51 runs a professional training academy ( accredited) , and is based in NGY myplace centre in Nottingham

Age UK Bury runs services and projects to help older people live independently and enjoy a better quality of life.

1 to 1 issue based advocacy; Self advocacy groups; Changing Lives Self Adv. group linked to Partnership Board; Vulnerable Parent Advocacy; Supporting Volunteers in Citizen Advocacy Partnerships, Peer advocacy & Groups in residential/supported living settings; Experts by Experience, assessing services in care homes; Aspirations, Choice & Empowerment Project; Self Advocacy Transition Project; IMCA

Eastside Educational Trust is an arts and education charity which was established in 1994 to engage and educate young people, through direct participation in the arts, culture and media. We want to inspire all young Londoners to develop their potential, share their talents and enrich their lives by enabling young people to work with arts professionals, in areas where our help is needed most.

The Under 5's Project is a Nature lead nursery in an urban area, we support families with children from ages 8 months to 5 years. We are passionate advocates for equality for all, and offer extra support to families and children with special educational, medical needs and disabilities. Our aim is to provide an exceptional early years experience that is assessable to all.

Provision of Childcare and community services to families in West Croydon (Broad Green) area

The objectives and principal activities of the charity are to provide relief for people affected by leukaemia. The charity is committed to providing 'Karen's Home from Home' for family members of those undergoing treatment at Hammersmith and other UK hospitals and for providing other appropriate support for haematology patients at leading UK hospitals.

Based on the model developed by the London Boxing Academy, Footsteps builds upon the LBA?s excellent track record as an alternative education provider for young people. Footsteps delivers an holistic program combining education, sport, and personal support to combat under achievement, low self-esteem and social immobility through sporting excellence, academic achievement, and employment.

Programme and activities offered to all it's voluntary members incorporating the five key features that provide the basis of effective guiding - those being 1) working together in small groups 2) decision making as individuals & groups 3) a girl led balanced and varied programme 4) care for the individual member and their fulfilment 5) a shared commitment to a common standard.

Asylum Justice provides legal advice and representation to asylum seekers by OISC-registered or exempt immigration advisers, solicitors and barristers.

The Circuit encourages the Churches to provide :-a/ sacred spaces (a building) for regular acts of worship, prayers and contemplation for church members and non members alike.b/ teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses and small gruops.c/ pastoral work including visiting the sick and bereaved.d youth and senior citizens clubs, womens and mens meetings etc with a christian ethos.

The object of the charity is the provision of a community centre for the use of the inhabitants of the beneficial area of Bootle

Supporting families with young children.

FOREVER SPORT 38 wk Primary school PE & school sportBRIGHT SPARKS 38 wk secondary education programme for 12-16 yr oldsCAMPS Extra curricular rugby training for 8-16 yr oldsSUPER SUNDAY Extra curricular club development prog for 8-16 yr olds EAGLE PROJECT 12 wk rugby activity Yr 9 girlsSPECTRUM 38 wk prog for SEN childrenAREA OF DELIVERY: SW of England

Provide information, advice and services that help support disabled/older people to live independently in the community. Set up and manage support. Set up projects and working partners. Assist disabled/older people to provide peer support. Providing accessible meeting facilities for organisations to consult disabled/ older people on their views of services set up to support social inclusion.

TO PROVIDE AND PROMOTE, ON BOTH A LOCAL AND NATIONAL LEVEL, BEST PRACTICE EARLY INTERVENTION FOR YOUNG CHILDREN WITH AUTISM AND OTHER COMMUNICATION NEEDS.1ST SEPT 2011 OUR ACTIVITIES WERE TRANSFERRED FROM THE UNINCORPORATED TRUST, PUZZLE CENTRE CHARITABLE TRUST 1107426, TO THIS NEWLY INCORPORATED LIMITED COMPANY. 7TH AUG 2020 RENAMED AUTISM EARLY SUPPORT TRUST LIMITED

To advance in life and relieve the needs of young men and boys under the age of 25 who live, work or study in the North East of England in particular, but not exclusively young fathers and fathers to be, through the provision of support and activities which develop their skills, capacities and capabilities to enable them to participate in society as mature and responsible individuals.

To support young people aged 8 to 25 that provides substantial care for a family member with: an illness, a disability, mental health issue, substance misuse issue OR that worries about drug or alcohol use in your family. We offer 121 and group sessions that provide a space for young people to discuss issues that relate to them and also to socialise and meet young people in similar situations.

provision of services and support for the advancement of education generally, and in particular the provision of educational opportunities for disadvantaged children in the orthodox Jewish community

Support for people in ministry at times of stress or crisis. Retreat and education resources open to everyone. Self-catering accommodation for schools, churches, community, family and special needs groups.