Beneficiary group Charities

This is a family trust fund which makes regular grants to a small number of selected charities. It has limited resources, does not engage in any fundraising activities and does not solicit or respond to requests for donations.

PROVISION OF SHELTERED ACCOMMODATION FOR THE ELDERLY

To advance the education of children and young adults in the arts of theatre and drama. To provide or assist in the provision of facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation and leisure use by young people, the aged, infirm or disabled or those suffering financial hardship, with the object of improving their conditions of lifeThe encouragement of the arts.

MUSICAL AND PERFORMANCE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE

The object of the Charity is the provision and maintenance of charitable social housing solely through the provision of almshouse accommodation for people in financial need who live in the area of benefit..The trustee may, in exceptional circumstances, appoint a resident who is in financial need and lives outside the area of benefit, or has a family connectionto the area of benefit.

The Charity supports the work of Liverpool Women's NHS Foundation Trust in providing the best possible healthcare for patients and to support research that will benefit patients at the Trust and elsewhere.

Success Stories was set up to advance and relieve the needs of disadvantaged children and parents through the provision of educational, recreational & leisure programmes provided in the interest of social & academic needs and welfare, designed to improve their circumstances of life. The charity is also known as " Chayim Shel Torah " which is also part of the activities of the charity.

WE PROVIDE CARE AND EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN UNDER THE STATUTORY SCHOOL AGE. WE ARE OPEN FROM 8AM TO 6PM FOR 51 WEEKS A YEAR.

Provide funding for disabled children to attend intensive physiotherapy sessions at the Footsteps Centre.

To promote and develop programmes to meet the social, cultural and educational needs for children and young people within LB Hounslow, particularly those at risk of social exclusion, including the creation of safe environments for young people to develop their skills, promote social responsibility and encourage their active participation in the organisation of these programmes.

Provision of day services to adults with learning disability

As a humanitarian relief aid organisation, our charity focuses on supporting orphans, widows, & the destitute all around the world. We provide on-the-ground emergency relief when natural disasters occur and we also have long lasting projects in: The Gambia, Pakistan, Morocco, Yemen, Palestine, Turkey & Syria. UC3 provides vital food, water, education, and healthcare to support the most vulnerable.

Th charity's activities are to enhance the development and education of children primarily under statutory school age.

Drop Zone Youth Projects provides services for young people in the Furness area of cumbria. The project promotes actitivities to raise the aspirations of young people, helping young people gain access to services and access to advice and guidance.

Provision of educational facilities for day visits and residential programmes for children and adults.Provision of training / support for young people experiencing difficulties in full time education.Protection of WW2 heritage relating to charity's property.

Regular public worship open to all. Pastoral work, including weddings and funerals, and visiting the sick and bereaved. Teaching of Christianity and promotion of it through events and meetings. Taking of religious assemblies in schools. Provision of activities for senior citizens, parents and toddlers. Support for other charities in the UK and overseas.

- Regular public worship open to all.- Promotion of Christianity through the staging of events and meetings, and the distribution of literature.- Promoting the whole mission of the Church through provision of activities for senior citizens, parents and toddlers and other special need groups.- Supporting other charities in the UK and overseas.

We offer gender specific services to women with mental, physical and emotional issues who live or work in South Tyneside. We provide a broad based holistic approach offering individual and group support, personal development, Health & Wellbeing courses. The project offers provision in a safe and confidential environment.

Go Dharmic Welfare UK runs multiple charitable campaigns. Go Dharmic serves to reduce food poverty and food waste, has developed 107 libraries for underprivileged children in India and Nepal, promotes environmental awareness, and assists with disaster relief. Go Dharmic is a platform for compassion in action.

The principal activities of Women Connect First during the year continued to be the education, training for employment and relief from poverty and distress of members of the public from the black and ethnic minority and white communities and helping them to fully integrate within British society, whilst promoting equality and diversity.

Supporting trauma experienced young people through the network of grassroots sports clubs. We support and train adult volunteers to interact with young people and their families

Provides a wide range of community services for children, young people and families.Including a nursery catering for up to 42 children from 2 to 5 years. A play and stay group for parents and children. After school and Playscheme provision for children 5 to 12 years old. Youth club for young people from 8 to 21 years of age, and a pensioners club including outings, lunch and light exercise.

Welfare Rights Advice, Supplementary School, Youth Club, Health Related Activities for the community.

TO PROMOTE AND PROTECT THE GOOD HEALTH AND WELLBEING OF CHILDREN AGED 5 - 11 EXPERIENCING LEARNING, BEHAVIOURAL, EMOTIONAL AND OTHER DIFFICULTIES THROUGH THE PROVISION OF ARTS THERAPIES IN A SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT AS AN ADDITION TO THEIR DAILY SCHOOL EXPERIENCE.

The AAT is a charity dedicated to supporting sufferers of aplastic anaemia and allied disorders. Few people know about this disease despite the fact that it is as common as some types of leukaemia and just as devastating. The AAT is also dedicated to the provision of support for patients and their families in the form of our AA Support Group