Beneficiary group Charities

Founded in 1978, Genesis Research Trust, based at Imperial College London, is the largest collaboration of reproductive health researchers in the UK.It is the only charity of its kind to lie consistently at the heart of original leading-edge research investigating why and how things can go wrong with conception, pregnancy and birth; delivering real evidence-based results for medical treatments

To advance religious education among children and adults and to provide facilities for prayer, recreation and leisure activities.

To promote the education ( including social and physical training) of boys and girls by the conduct and maintenance of a day and boarding school in or near Cranborrk in the County of Kent.

The charity provides benefit to serving members of the Brigade of Gurkhas and their families. Key activities: welfare and well being, education and training, medical, recreational facilities and improvement of conditions in theatres of operations

Early Years Education for children aged between 2 years and the age of 5

To provide scouting activities for young people through the Scout Association

The making of grants to charitable organisations to benefit children with disabilities as well as those that advance health and in particular those that operate to relieve the suffering of individuals that have Lyme and associated diseases.

To provide religious education to adults and young people

Active Respite provides financial support to children in need to promote educational and physical wellbeing. Active Respite funds leisurely activities such as sporting activities, musical activities, and artistic activities.Active Respite also provides tailored books, and educational app subscriptions to families in need, and accommodations which protect families in need.

1. Place of worship2. Children's activities3. Youth club and other youth activities4. Community help

The principal activity of the Charity during the year was the advancement of the religion of Islam andthe education of Muslim children in accordance with the teachings of Quran and Sunnah.Other activities included the relief of poverty, the provision of funeral services to the Muslimcommunity, and the provision of facilities for community development in the South London area.

The main activities are Christian worship for all ages, and activities which include Parent & Toddler groups, youth groups, retired groups, parenting courses, sessions for vulnerable families and English classes for ethnic minorities. The church also trains and encourages members to become involved in the propagation of the christian faith both locally and internationally.

FSCI (UK) supports the work of the Foundation for Social Change and Inclusion (FSCI) in Bulgaria and of partners in the FSCI Development Programme to deliver FSCI projects in Southeast Europe.The three main FSCI programmes are:1. The House of Opportunity Programme for vulnerable care leavers.2. Social Enterprise Programme3. Early Years Education Programme for children of Roma origin.

We promote the social integration of asylum seekers & refugees through:- skill development and volunteering opportunities- women's and men's groups- school admissions, homework clubs, educational trips, sport activities- destitution support- home visits and one to one supportWe also provide food and clothing for those who have no recourse to public funds/not allowed to work

Providing Islamic services to the Muslims of Crawley & surrounding areas, promoting welfare and unity. Providing learning opportunites in Islamic studies for adults & children, providing learning opportunities for the non-muslims through our "Dawah" network. Every evening, there is an open lecture in Islamic values/ attributes followed by Q&A; There is now a female circle, every Saturday 3pm

The Halo Project supports BME women and families with specialist advocacy by promoting the human rights of women through empowerment, education and specialist intervention programmes including emergency specialist accommodation. Our services, programmes & provision enhances safety & protection through trauma-informed approaches developed through lived experiences, preventing abuse and harm.

Assistance&Aid (practical, emotional, & financial)to disadvantaged, underprivileged and disabled members of the community children, through to support for the elderly. Activities include support, development & enrichment opportunities, cultural and education programs, training outreach, advice & advocacy for improved health, social welfare. We also assist with food furniture and other basic needs.

To promote and organise educational travel for children of school age and other young people both able-bodied and with disability. These objects are achieved by arranging school journeys of an educational character in the UK and overseas and awarding grants or subsidies to pupils who are in need of financial assistance to enable them to take part in such journeys.

Supporting the integration of people seeking refuge in Hastings, Rother and Wealden

We are a Church of England Church and Community Centre, offering a whole range of support to the local community. We do this through Sunday and mid-week services, a Baby Bank, a pre-school, a toddler group, a lunch club for older people and various family activities.

MAKE Southwest is dedicated to enriching lives through Making and Craft. As an education charity it engages with communities and young people to provide learning opportunities through outreach, exhibitions, and workshops. For Makers it offers professional development, help with reducing environmental impact and showcasing their work.

The main work for SOUL is to organise support young people through providing activities for children from disadvantaged backgrounds.This includes, Sports, social and economic programmes. we hope to engage young people through creative methods, to keep them off the streets and away from ASB and into positive routes, through workshops, employment and education support.

SWEDA's primary objective is 'for the relief of unemployment for the public benefit'. It is SWEDA's mission to be an independent and authoritative advocate to support disadvantaged people across Sandwell and the Black Country towards employment and/or self-employment. Our vision is that all deprived communities have access to equal opportunities for employment

HOME-START WAKEFIELD & DISTRICT RECRUITS AND TRAINS VOLUNTEERS WHO ARE NORMALLY PARENTS THEMSELVES TO SUPPORT FAMILIES WITH AT LEAST ONE CHILD UNDER THE AGE OF 5 YEARS.

Creative Futures (UK) Ltd is a multi-arts charity which delivers participatory creative and arts projects which raise aspiration and achievement for children and young people, especially in areas of deprivation in London and beyond. We offer services to educational establishments from Early Years upwards, as well as to local community organisations and other charities.