Beneficiary group Charities

The Foundation aims to provide bursaries to enable deserving pupils, whose parents could not otherwise afford the fees, to attend Repton School and Foremarke Hall, and to provide capital grants and loans in order to improve the Repton Trust facilities from which the schools operate.

4Sight provides about 5000 vision impaired people with information, guidance & on-going support to promote independence & prevent social isolation following sight loss. We help people to access advice, equipment, skills & services needed to improve health & wellbeing, build confidence & participate actively in their community and family life.4Sight also campaigns to remove barriers to inclusion

The objects of the charity are for the advancement of lslamic religion in particular by theprovision of schools and the advancement of the education of children, The provision in theinterest of social welfare of a community centre and facilities for education and recreation andleisure time occupation for the inhabitants of the local area.

We are an award-winning Riding For The Disabled Group based in Southwest London offering equine therapy: riding, carriage driving, hippotherapy and stable yard activities to hundreds of children and adults with physical, sensory and learning disabilities, plus those with mental health issues and those from disadvantaged backgrounds, to improve their mental and physical wellbeing.

To promote and advance the education, training and development of young people/adults in the United Kingdom having physical, behavioural or learning difficulties so as to ensure that so far as possible they may develop as individuals and members of society, and that their difficulties may be relieved.To provide facilities for the recreation and other leisure time occupation of the said persons.

- Regular public worship;- Sermons, courses and small groups;- Various activities for young people, senior citizens, parents and toddlers, and other groups;- The provision of a church hall for local communities groups;- Pastoral work; and- Supporting other organisations, individuals and charities in the UK and overseas.

The advancement of the orthodox jewish religion.The advancement of orthodox jewish religious education and education generally.The relief of poverty, both mental and physical, and the relief of persons suffering from disability.To relieve financial hardship, sickness and poor health amongst elderly people.

Performances (e.g. Youth theatre productions and schools outreach programmes), workshops and entering into new management contracts for the operation of theatres.

Nexus ICA delivers 3 undergraduate degrees and 1 postgraduate, validated by University of West London. All are delivered in a Christian, faith-based environment and are available regardless of faith. Additional activities include provision of venue facilities and instrument tuition to the local community. Performance bands are trained to work in both a youth context and for public entertainment.

GCMHG - Mary Seacole House (MSH) is a multicultural mental health resource service primarily for people from BAMER communities who are living with mental health issues and who also encounter racism or discrimination in their day to day living.MSH provides a range of services for its users, i.e. Day Service Support, Mon-Fri, Advocacy Service, Training, Volunteers, and Student Placements, Mon-Fri

To promote and protect the physical and mental health of persons who have autism spectrum conditions through the provision of assistance , support, education and practical advice and to advance the education of the general public in all areas relating to autism.The promotion of social inclusion among persons who have ASC.

The relief of adults and children in developing countries through supporting healthcare and healthcare institutions so as to improve their health and lives. The relief of refugees in developing countries in order to improve their health and lives. Supporting the education of special needs children in Myanmar.

Wildwood Nature School is an independent primary school for children aged 4 to 11 years in North London. We offer an alternative to mainstream education with a strong focus on children's well-being and spending time in nature following the Forest School principles. We offer 20% of our places for free, and a further 30% as reduced fees, to support children from deprived backgrounds.

Activities include the advancement of education, and the protection and conservation of the environment for the benefit of children and young people. This is achieved through making grants to organisations, sponsoring and undertaking research. The charity operates in England, Wales and Switzerland.

LCA manage a large multi-purpose community centre in Salford. The centre (through a variety of organisations) provides a range of services to local people including; Health activities, a GP surgery, a cafe, childcare and family support, educational activities, advice, room hire and office accomodation. We work in partnership with other providers to develop new services to meet local need.

Various religious activities - Infant dedication, baptisms, weddings, funerals. We have many activities for the full spectrum of ages from mums and toddler groups, childrens and youth clubs through to senior citizen groups. Various community engagement initiatives such as an advice and signposting hub and work with rough sleepers, the lonely, families in crisis and schools.

The main activity of the Charity is the provision of supported sheltered housing for elderly local people

Screen Share aims to to advance digital inclusion for refugees and people seeking sanctuary by refurbishing, repairing and redistributing digital devices, distributing data packs, enacting advocacy and lobbying in the area of digital inclusion, providing technical digital training to refugees and asylum-seekers and developing technology which facilitates digital inclusion for refugees.

Bilingual nursery (English /Spanish)Free Legal and Social Welfare AdviceSpecialist Immigration Advice (has included EUSS Applications).Adult Learning Centre with Skills for life and work, digital inclusion and English courses.Spanish Saturday school for children,Community and Cultural EventsCommunity Centre

Reading Mencap is a local charity, which aims to provide help and support for people with a learning disability, and their families, in the Reading area.

CHEXS utilises a unique model to build strong families that contribute to a thriving community. By working with the whole family, CHEXS helps parents or carers build strong, positive relationships and trust with their children. We also coach children and young people through a variety of innovative projects designed to build self-esteem, teamwork, problem-solving and tangible skills.

In order to achieve our objectives under ecumenical law we provide a number of public worship services of various types to enable as many people as possible to worship, and to which all are welcome. We also run a full programme of events for the whole range of ages for both church members and the wider community including youth clubs, lunch clubs, mothers & toddlers groups and after school clubs.

A Pentecostal Church in fellowship with Assemblies of God GB & NI which promotes the advancement of the Christian faith. Providing Regular services of Christian worship, pastoral support and study groups. Serving the community by operating a Domiciliary Care Agency (Greenbank Care) and day-care services for adults with learning difficulties (IMPACT). Supporting missionaries at home and overseas

Transitions UK supports vulnerable young people, helping change lives and futures. We work with 14-25 year-olds using a blend of befriending, mentoring and social & educationally based opportunities for personal development. Key groups include young people with learning disabilities; those with mental health and emotional needs; young people at risk of exclusion/offending and those leaving care

Bewdley PCC (The Parochial Church Council of Ribbesford with Bewdley & Dowles) is the regulatory body that administers 3 Anglican Churches in the combined Benefice. Regular Church Worship is held in the three centres of operation and youth work, musical activities and pastoral work is undertaken.