Beneficiary group Charities

Education: Race Equality education in youth groups and schools.Refugee and Asylum: Refugee Doctors Mentoring Project, JCORE Support 'gifts in kind' project and JUMP project helping unaccompanied asylum seeking children and young people.Dialogue: Black-Asian-Jewish alliance.Previously The Jewish Council for Racial Equality (JCORE). Reg: 281236.

Crumbs, has the objective of providing education and social inclusion for adults with learning disabilities and long term mental health issues. This is through our professionally recognised two year hospitality & catering vocational training programme that provides professional, social and personal skills development to support the trainees into employment and independent living.

Fresh Visions aims to support children and young adults who face extreme disadvantage as a result of poverty, domestic abuse, lack of education and social exclusion. We emphasise activities in neighbourhoods and communities where we have a role to play (Stockwell, Croydon, South London, Sheppey, Swale, Hastings and Sidley Sussex.

JENGA UK is a Christian charity formed to support its sister charity in Uganda. JENGA provides the basic essentials in life to the most needy communities and believes in demonstrating the love of God by love in action. The project focus is water, sanitation, health and education projects in rural villages, urban slums and IDP (Internally Displaced Peoples) Camps.

Conwy Connect for Learning Disabilities was set up in 1997 to help promote the rights of people with a learning disability living within the County of Conwy and in North Wales. Its aims include ensuring people have equality of choice and opportunity in the community they live in.

The Charity operates in the Narberth area, for approximately a 10 mile radius. There is a programme of community education classes, a bus, a day nursery, an After School Club, a Welsh medium playschool and toddlers group, a day care centre for the elderly, a community hall, seminar room and a coffee lounge. There are Sports facilities and meeting rooms for local clubs and societies.

To advance the religion of Islam for the benefit of the public by holding congregational 5 daily prayers and Friday prayers and religious lectures. To provide facilities for Islamic education & community activities for childern and adults and pastoral care. The provision of funeral services and congressional funeral prayers for the deceased and their families and the wider community.

To advance the work of Christian Education and training in the parishes of the Diocese of Derby and to enable and encourage the work of Church of England schools in the Diocese by: Maintaining and improving school buildings using EFA grants. Being an active partner in school improvement in Church schools. Increasing the quality and quantity of provision for children and young people in parishes.

London Childrens Ballet is a charity & performance company that uses dance to change lives. The charity hasa successful 25-year track record of creating popular, original ballet productions for a family audience, givingexceptional training & performance opportunities for free to children from all backgrounds & enablingaudiences who are either financially/physically restricted to enjoy ballet

The main activities of the Charity are holding the 5 daily prayers at our two Mosques, the weekly jumu'a Friday prayer, the tarawih prayers in Ramadan and the 2 annual 'Id prayers. We provide Islamic education to children between the ages of 5 and 16 and knowledge about the teachings of Islam for whoever who seeks it. We assist in feeding the hungry and relieving the poor by distributing zakat.

The words Aik Saath mean Together As One in Hindi, Punjabi and Urdu. They also embody the ethos of our charity- we believe in working with young people from all backgrounds for a safer, more cohesive future.Our projects are led by young volunteers aged between 11 and 25. We deliver training, youth activities and heritage/arts projects, involving oral history and spoken word.

Operates a residential educational centre for children

The Hoplite Fund assists serving members, their families and veterans of the Regiment. The object is to provide the support, facilities, and activities to enhance the health, well being and welfare needs of our people. This includes facilitating respite breaks, enabling counselling services and routinely endorsing one-off grants to meet immediate needs in times of personal crisis.

The charity supports individuals and family carers following brain injury across East Sussex, Brighton & Hove & West Sussex. This includes individual and group support for wellbeing and reablement at home and in the community, information and signposting including at our centre in Newick, East Sussex. Our Living Well Programme Team helps people rebuild lives and to live well after brain injury.

regular public worship, prayer, Bible study, preaching and teaching; baptism ; the Communion of the Lords supper; evangelism and mission; the teaching, encouragement, welcome, and inclusion of young people; nurture and growth of Christian disciples; education and training for Christian and community service; giving and encouraging pastoral care; supporting & encouraging charitable social action.

Providing mentoring, coaching and education to children from disadvantaged backgrounds to enable them to realise their full potential - educational sessions / mentoring focusing on values e.g., communication, team building, resilience- encouraging conflict resolution, harmony and equality through international athletes, coaches and mentors- participating in sport whilst practising the values

Unfold gets people where they want to be. Powered by volunteers, our one-to-one mentoring is for young people aged 10 - 25 and women with children over 5. Open to everyone, we target those who face the most challenges,with specialised programmes for refugees, peer support groups for women. Goal-focused, we boost confidence and well-being, connecting people to their community for lasting impact.

The purpose of the CIO is to promote the Christian faith through training men for the ministry. We also present public lectures, that are open to all, through a monthly Saturday morning course which aims to provide training to lay members of the wider Church. We are based in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne City Centre.

To provide childcare for children aged from 6 months - 5 years old

The Charity will provide grants and other help (i.e. storage) to a range of charities and organisations to the direct benefit to individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds (such as refugees, ex-offenders and people with learning or physical disabilities) by helping these individuals to gain employment. this also provides benefit to the public by lessening the individuals dependence on benefits.

CMCA Ltd is a community resource centre providing advice and information on welfare rights, housing, immigration and nationality laws individual support sessions and advice on education, training and employment opportunities. Run adult education classes, sports and crafts activities (some for women only) ESOL, health promotion surgeries, creche and full day care nursery - social and cultural event

Volunteers supporting and playing with children in hospital.Providing a radio service to children in hospital

Alternatives provides support for adults with learning disabilities (and/or autistic spectrum disorder) in the form of an activity based day centre and by a charity shop which provides vocational opportunities. We also provide community support.

THE CHARITY PROVIDES SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES THAT HAVE ONE CHILD UNDER THE AGE OF 12 YEARS THROUGH A SYSTEM OF VOLUNTEERS.THE CHARITY OPERATES IN THE AREA OF BURNLEY, HYNDBURN, PENDLE, RIBBLE VALLEY AND ROSSENDALE AT ITS ENVIRONS.

The principal objective of the charity is to utilise its fund for the benefit of the elderly people of the London Borough of Newham. This is principally achieved through the operation of high dependancy sheltered accommodation within the borough.