Beneficiary group Charities

The charity received donations during the year and paid out direct charitable activity, grants and support costs. Most of the costs relate to Leeds Kollel, an academy for advanced learning based in Leeds that also reaches out to the local Jewish community, as well as food support grants for families on low income.

We are a Neighbourhhood Nursery and Kids Club providing childcare for children aged 0-5 years, 50 weeks of the year operating from 8am -6pm Monday-Friday and for children aged 5-11 years after school Monday - Friday during term time to 5.15pm and 6pm and 8am -6pm during the holidays.

Welfare benefits & money advice and support for people suffering crisis, hardship and distress including people experiencing poor mental health, disability, unemployment, young parents, homelessness, domestic violence, addictions and poverty. Volunteering & training, enterprise support & managed workspace. Training for frontline staff and volunteers working with people facing hardship and crisis.

The charity provides rescue, veterinary care and rehabilitation to sick, injured and orphaned wild animals. it often provides refuge and treatment to abandoned and ill treated domestic, farm and exotic animals. The charity also provides advise and training to the community and veterinary staff and work placements to students.

Voices of Hope is a locally founded charity dedicated to bringing people from "At Risk" to "Thriving" through three main project streams; specialist women's services, food insecurity projects and creative arts projects supporting physical and mental health. You can find out more information by visiting www.voh.org.uk.

We provide facilities and services that are designed to enhance the physical,mental and social health of people in the Chell Area of Stoke-on-Trent. From statistics,our area shows to be both socially and economically deprived. We provide a low-cost health & fitness suite,a variety of activity classes, recreational and education courses and enjoyable and developmental activities for young people.

To support children and families in Sheffield to achieve their full potential.

Dyffryn Clwyd Mission Area is a gathering of 12 church communities in the Diocese of St Asaph, sharing our faith through Worshiping God, Growing the Church and Loving the World.Worship is provided in the 12 churches, providing the opportunity to mark life events and the celebration of festivals. Outreach is provided to children, and to the lonely and the bereaved through regular activities.

The organisation provides supported accommodation for people with learning disabilities who are in need of appropriate long term accommodation. We also provide daytime activities. We are committed to enabling the people we support to live their lives in a fulfilling way as independently as possible. We also offer advice and guidance to local families of people with learning disabilities.

The Charity's objects are to advance for the public benefit such charitable purposes connected to the Roman Catholic religion in England and Wales or in other countries where the Brothers of the Sacred Heart are established. Its current aims include: supporting Catholic education in England and in Africa, caring for elderly and retired brethren, and supporting the religious community and mission.

Day care centre for the elderly and disabled.

Working with Secondary Schools and other education providers in Swindon and local parishes to provide activities to engage the youth in those areas.Deliver bespoke 1:1 mentoring programs to vulnerable young people which include sports based activities to help young people develop new skills, gain confidence and improve their mental health.

A membership organisation providing child protection and safeguarding training and consultancy.

Provision of sheltered accommodation for elderly people who live within the borough.

The Springboard Project works with children and young people with or without disabilities and their families by providing inclusive play and leisure opportunities.

To operate for the benefit of community in Clayhall area.To bring the community together for the betterment of area.To provide educational and recreational facilities to the kids.

Regular public worship open to all, Pastoral work, teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses and small groups. Furthering the vision with activities for parents, toddlers, asylum seekers, vulnerable adults.

1. Adavancement of education of the public 2. Relief of poverty3. Promotion and furtherance of education and research concerning history, geography, culture, arts, music, literature, language, industries and economy of Romania and Romanian people4. Publishing the results of any such research at the discretion of the Trustees5. Relief of Romanian refugees in the United Kingdom

KidsAid is a child-centred charity. We support traumatised children through the delivery of long-term, evidence-based therapies. Our aim is to improve child mental health and empower families to thrive so that childhood trauma does not become a lifelong burden. The KidsAid Foundation (Charity Number: 1122047 ) was established in 2007. We have since become a CIO (1167852).

At Heads On we do everything we can to make things better for the people who come to Sussex Partnership for help, by providing funding for special projects, patient and family support, pioneering research and the transformation of your local mental health hospitals into more comfortable and welcoming environments.

Seeking to acquire a redundant church building in the centre of the town of Winchcombe, in order to use it for:- promoting the arts by encouraging access to, engagement with and participation and creativity in the arts;- advancing education in the arts;- advancing in life and helping young people by the provision of a youth centre;- providing a community centre for local, community groups.

To lease the charity's property and facilities for charitable use in support of specialist educational and training provision for young people with special educational needs.

Soroptimist International Great Britain and Ireland (SIGBI) Limited is a charity working to improve the lives of women and girls through its programme work. Working to the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals and the 5 P.s - Partnerships, Peace, People, Planet and Prosperity - our volunteers undertake projects on the ground and fund-raise to educate, empower and enable women and girls.

We deliver community drop-ins in Manchester, providing free support, learning and social activities for refugees, asylum seekers and other vulnerable migrants. Our provision includes information, advocacy, advice and support; English, employability and computer classes; creche; hot food; volunteering opportunities; destitution support and a programme of social and well-being activities.

The object of the CIO is the relief of children and adults with disabilities and more particularly by the provision of financial assistance to the Beit Issie Shapiro centres in Israel.