Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Advice and individual advocacy

The community centre is used as a place of worship and religious learning.The community centre holds events which provide advice and guidance, such as Cllr surgeries and health clinics.The community centre holds language classes as well as weekend tuition classes.Tea clubs are held to combat isolation.Provision of recreational activities - i.e in summer holidays.

Providing Day Care services for the Older People from the MultiCultural Communities within the Royal Borough of Kingston Upon Thames, Surrey ~ and from Neighbouring Boroughs ~ particularly the provision of meals, social activities, and recreation for their health and wellbeing ~ as well as support and advocacy services for our Members, and on their behalf to their Carers (Family, Relatives, Etc).

Raise awareness of FGM through educational programmes for students, parents, and communities. Facilitate accredited FGM training. Provide safeguarding, counselling, advocacy, and support for survivors. Deliver early years safeguarding/body autonomy sessions. Provide holistic care and wellbeing programmes addressing abuse, physical/mental health, health disparities and other support needs.

Supply emergency food for people in need throughout the New Forest Waterside area.Supply a free debt advice service for the people in the Waterside area.

We support and promote the rights and interests of Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic individuals groups and individuals by appropriate means, including advice, signposting, advocacy, referrals, training, and by acting as a focal point of contact for, and on behalf of, Minority Ethnic communities in North Somerset.

We provide self-advocacy groups to adults with learning difficulties. We provide one to one support, information and advice as well as supporting people to campaign about issues which effect their lives.

The Charity provides full support for all the young people in its care, including the provision of accommodation, food and clothes, medical care when required, sponsoring the educational aspects of their lives, and providing advice and guidance as they grow up.

Community Car Scheme, Shopping Service, Befriending Scheme, Lunch Clubs, Social Clubs, Information Service. Recruit, advise and guide those willing to undertake voluntary work and to be a focal point for voluntary and statutory organisations who use volunteers.

To relieve people who are in conditions of need or hardship or who may be vulnerable, aged or sick and to relieve the distress caused thereby. The relief of poverty through food bank support, financial advice. Promotion of family wellbeing, mental health support, youth works and community wellness. To advance the Christian Faith for the public benefit in accordance with the doctrine of the bible.

The relief of suffering, hardship and distress of persons who are victims of terrorism including facilitating the provision of support, advocacy and information and raising awareness of the issues faced by victims of terrorism and its effects including ways to support such victims.

The provision of debt advice, free of charge, to individuals and families with severe debt problems

Families in Care provides independent Support, Advocacy, Counselling and Mindfulness for birth families involved in Child Protection and Care Proceedings.

Activities for young people to develop physically/emotionally and spiritually. Sunday school for children aged 3 to 10. Dynamite Dads - providing a space for dads to learn and play with their kids. Crafts for All, Olive Cafe. A debt Centre in partnership with Christians Against Poverty giving debt advice on and also working with people dealing with various addiction and running a recovery project

We provide mid-month health and well-being activities, for example, walks to local venues like art galleries, museums, parks, and gardens, nature reserves, etc. At the end of the month, we provide a craft workshop & IT advice and guidance. During the week there are lunchtime meetings and arranged 1:1 sessions. We provide 2 online zoom workshops in the evenings and a WhatsApp closed group.

PublishingProvides advocacy/advice/information

disability information advice helpline

The Association provides support, information and advocacy for people undergoing urinary diversion surgery of any kind. Support is provided via local Branches which hold regular meetings, production of a magazine three times a year and leaflets on relevant topics. There is also a helpline service.The Association also represents those with a urinary diversion.

We support disadvantaged women and families by inspiring, encouraging and motivating them to overcome barriers to improve the quality of their lives.We aim to relieve hardship,poverty and ill health amongst Women and families by providing charitable support in particular through education, advice and guidance, career advice, information services, advocacy, mentoring and counselling services.

Bradford People First is a self-advocacy organisation run by people with learning disabilities, for people with learning disabilities. Bradford People First aims to speak out on behalf of people with learning disabilities and to train and educate people, to improve the lives of people with learning disabilities.

The Charity's object and it's principal activity continues to be that of the promotion of any charitable purposes for the benefit of the community in the United Kingdom by the advancement of education, the protection of health and relief of poverty, sickness and distress.

Our activites are principally that of a grant making trust. We work closely with the organisations we support which may include providing advice and guidance on areas relating to their activities. The Trustees adopt a proactive approach to grant making meaning unsolicited applications are usually unable to be supported.

Previously known as Ethnic Minorities Advocacy Group. We operate in the London Borough of Richmond and surrounding areaWe work with people from minority communitiesProvide free advice and supportDeliver community cohesion events, hate crime, FGM and DV workshops, Identify community needs and persuade statutory/non-statutory organisations to meet them Provide English and skills classes

Established in response to widespread concern about the viability and long-term survival of the traditional Dartmoor Heritage pony on Dartmoor. We provide: direct grants to breeders and keepers, grazing on Bellever, organisation of multi-year scientific studies, educational walks and talks on Heritage Ponies, advocacy for Heritage Ponies breeders. In addition we promote sale of Heritage Ponies.

The primary activity of the Charity is welfare assistance whereby assistance is given towards the cost of treating owned animals and in the case of feral and stray animals all of the cost is met.We have a telephone 'help line' whereby we receive calls from members of the public and deal with their enquiries.Continuation of a cat neutering scheme incorporating a micro-chipping arrangement.

A variety of projects which support vulnerable young people and adults with disabilities