Beneficiary group Charities

FOR YOUNG PEOPLE WITH ADDITIONAL NEEDS AND THEIR FAMILIES WITHIN THE UK. WE HOLD WEEKLY ACTIVITY SESSIONS, ART, SINGING WITH MAKATON, MUSIC THERAPY, HIPPOTHERAPY, HYDROTHERAPY, YOGA, KARATE, DRAMA, COUNSELLING, OSTEOPATHY, SENSORY ROOM, ONLINE SERVICES; FOR PARENTS/CARERS WE PROVIDE INFORMATION; WORKSHOPS, BENEFITS ADVICE; SEN ADVOCACY; RELAXATION THERAPIES, PEER SUPPORT GROUPS, & COUNSELLING.

J.E.TS Centre is located in Waterloo within easy reach of Crosby, Thornton, Seaforth and surrounding areas. We offer 2 breakfast and after school clubs and 1 holiday club for children aged 3 - 11 years old. This allows parents/carers to return to or stay in work knowing their child is in safe hands. The Waterloo Centre also provides nursery care facilities.

Aim Community Ltd provides education, mentoring and creative learning programmes for young people to assist with personal development, life skills, confidence and self esteem. Aim Community specialise in supporting those young people with education, health and care plan needs.

Regular public worship, the provision of sacred space for personal prayer/contemplation, pastoral work & teaching of Christianity. Operation of a community centre providing activities for the benefit of all on an equal basis regardless of race, national/ethnic origin, disability, age, gender, sexual orientation, transgender identity or religion/belief to increase community cohesion & wellbeing.

The Market Place provides information, support and counselling:To support young people aged 11-25 in the city of Leeds with their physical, emotional and spiritual well being.To support and believe in young people so they can develop their own emotional resilience and feel good about themselves.To encourage young people to live safe and secure lives and attain their own goals.

To enhance the development and education of children under statutory school age by encouraging parents to understand and provide for the needs of their children through community groups and registered settings.

Manor Twiglets Nursery Ltd care for children from 2 years to 11 years old. We are open for 50 weeks of the year, therefore also providing Holiday Clubs outside of term time. During the sessions, the children are able to access all 7 areas of learning as set out in the Early Years Foundation Stage. They have a great deal of fun playing inside as well as outside, getting messy and making friends.

To relieve the distress and suffering of particularly but not exclusively Asian women, children and young people who have suffered or are exposed to domestic violence and abuse, and who have suffered in necessitous circumstances by the provision of refuge, outreach and aftercare support.To educate the public in the causes and effects of domestic violence and the prevention thereof.

The National Youth Music Theatre exists to produce challenging music theatre work, both major productions and workshops, for young people of all backgrounds as participants and, in helping them to explore new and existing works, to inspire themselves and each other, and to give them the opportunity to achieve their highest aspirations, realising their talent, imagination and creativity.

Maidenhead Synagogue is a place of worship providing religious, educational and social events and services. We support the local community eg lunches for the homeless, school and police visits.There is a thriving religion school and youth group and a lunch club for the elderly.

The order operates retreats and spiritual exercises on a daily basis at various locations within the British Isles. Smithstone House in Kilwinning facilitates a community service learning program for offenders. The order promotes courses and conferences for young people from inner cities and deprived areas. In Bootle the order also cares for seafarers, most of whom come from developing countries.

THE ORGANISATION PROVIDES SERVICES TO CHILDREN AND ADULTS WHO HAVE SEVERE LEARNING DISABILITIES BY PROVIDING A HOME BASED RESPITE CARE SERVICE, SATURDAY CLUB, HOLIDAY SCHEMES AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES. THE ORGANISATION HAS A CHARITY SHOP WHICH RAISES FUNDS FOR THE CHARITY.THE CHARITY HAS A HOLIDAY BUNGALOW FOR USE.

We support women experiencing severe disadvantages in the period before, during and after the birth of their babies. We run groups and give one to one support to women in four prisons and in the community in London. We have a national remit to improve the experiences and care of women facing health and social inequalities in the perinatal period through training, research and influencing change.

The Charity operates: 1. City Solicitors' Horizons- a social mobility initiative aimed at improving access to the legal profession for young people from disadvantaged backgrounds: https://www.citysolicitorshorizons.org/2. SWSQF - provides assistance to those wishing to train towork in social welfare law: https://www.citysolicitors.org.uk/social-welfare-solicitor-qualification-fund/

We are an independent, user-led charity where all 15 trustees have a learning disability, and with members from across Oxfordshire. As well as promoting choice, empowerment and participation, we provide volunteering, training, social and paid work opportunities that combat isolation and lead to more fulfilling lives.

Child Autism UK promotes early behavioural intervention and helps parents of children with autism by providing support information and choice. Child Autism UK runs a helpline for parents and provides applied behavioural analysis (ABA) services throughout the UK.

London Youth Conservatoire is a school of music that provides a holistic approach to the teaching of music.Our object is to advance, improve, develop and maintain public education in, and appreciation of, the art ofmusic in all its aspects through the carrying on of a music school and any related activities thetrustees see fit.

PARS Media Trust produce a variety of Christian TV programs which include Live shows, dramas, teaching programs and programs aimed at children, youth, women, family and other general and educational programs. The language of all these programs is mainly Farsi.

Parkside provides children & adults with learning disabilities, living in the NE Hants and W Surrey the opportunity to develop their individual skills and take part in activities in their local community. We offer Work Experience, Life Skill Training, and the opportunity to develop Social Skills as well as providing Respite to parents and carers.

City Church currently meets on three sites each Sunday morning to worship God and expound the bible. All sites run children's activities. The church runs groups for worship, prayer and bible study, a youth group and a toddler group called Little Elms. Various training courses are run periodically. The church is also involved in the StreetLife project.

The charity is engaged in the provision of funding for the education of academically talented but economically disadvantaged young people from South Africa. In order to achieve this objective the charity hosts an annual golf day and two charity auctions. During the period the charity made substantial donations towards the education of a number of students from impoverished backgrounds.

The Charity's objects are to further and assist in the education (both on a social and a physical basis) of children attending schools within Bristol and the neighbouring area, through the use of the game of football and other sports activities as educational tools and in furtherance of that object to provide Bristol and its surrounding area facilities at The Memorial Ground.

Full House works in 4 strategic areas;1. Quality Work (Making)2. Developing Audiences (Watching)3. Participation (Doing)4. Advocacy (Sharing)The 4 areas are often intrinsically linked but can also be delivered independently of each other. The interlocking strands of work are focused on making a difference to children's lives, playing our part to help children to become great grown ups.

The charity runs a school which provides education to children based on a curriculum inspired by the philosophy of Rudolf Steiner. The school is a non-selective, independent co-educational school for pupils aged 3 to 11.

To promote and protect the mental wellbeing of mothers and families affected by antenatal and post-natal depression and associated mental health concerns through the provision of therapeutic groups and one to one support in the home, practical support, befriending, providing information and raising awareness of mental health concerns with the wider public and media.