Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Advice and individual advocacy

Advice and Guidance services to residents of Rotherham.Specialist advice available in respect of Debt and Benefits and Employment issues - general help is available regarding Consumer Law, Housing, Family Law etc.

To provide advice and information on welfare benefits, immigration, housing, education, employment, training, debts, health, finance, nationality, businesspassport and other areas as necessary. Also to provide advocacy for clients.To organise community events such as Independence Day, Eid Celebrations, International Mother Tongue Celebrations.

The activities of the CIO are directed towards the advancement of science and public health, in particular by promoting research, education, healthcare delivery and advocacy around the connections between animal and human health and the environment. This is achieved through awarding travelling fellowships and other related activities.

? Regular Church services during the week in the Church Auditorium for all.? Forum for interaction and Friendliness ? Christian Counseling ? Marriage, Relationships etc? Adult Education (Literacy and Numeracy, internet access & usage) ? Advocacy for participation: We advocate on behalf of ourselves to influence Change in service provisions.

Finding legal support for asylum seeker applications and supporting refugees to obtain the right to remain and or gain citizenship. We assist refugees applying for benefits and emergency housing.We maintain and develop links with donors to provide household items and clothing for refugee households in York and partners in Bradford, Wakefield and Hull.

Provides advocacy / advice and information. Acts as an umbrella resource. Holds cultural events. Address inequalities within service provision. Carries out community development activities.

Hope Against Suicide operates through a team of trained mental health responder's, offering a mobile, face to face listening service- in the busy shopping centre of Bristol by day, and areas for nightlife on an evening. This is to any member of the public grappling with poor mental health who need talk, to be signposted, and offered further advocacy support if required.

KCF meets on Sundays and midweek in church members' homes. We run a vibrant and successful community -serving youth club, THE QUBE, a free face-to-face debt advice centre, called King's Money Advice (KMAC), and we are involved in an active primary school partnership, seeking the improvement of children's welfare and family life in the Blenheim area. We are involved in the school where we meet.

Support for New Life, purpose is to benefit older adults of all genders living in Greater London by promoting social inclusion through information, exercise classes, Zumba classes, nutrition classes, emotion wellbeing workshops, peer support group, walking club, quizzes, smoothie workshops and diabatic awareness, mental health awareness, advocacy services. etc.

Relieve distress for people bereaved/injured/affected by road death or injury Provide emotional and practical support via telephone help-line,meetings and personal support system Accompany families to Crown, Magistrates or Coroners Court Send out independent information with regard to the judicial systemProvide access to free initial legal help and adviceRaise awareness of road danger

Developing user-led services, particularly in supported employment, social enterprises, community living, leisure, independent advocacy and support brokerage. Run by and for disabled people and family carers.

Supporting those adults negatively affected by someone else's legal/illegal substance use. Once located they are offered a comprehensive assessment of their holistic needs, covering immediate crisis, physical and psychological well being, resilience and advice and guidance. We support, energise and strengthen families so they are able to create a lifestyle that does not support substance misuse.

To advance, education of children, relief of financial hardship in life and relieve the needs of children and young people aged 0-16 years with mental, physical and sensory disabilities by way of supporting their parents/carers through the provision of advice, guidance, training and advocacy.

In association with Christians Against Poverty (CAP) Bradford, the centre delivers free assistance to those in debt through volunteers drawn from local churches.

PADEAP was founded in 1997 as an educational arm of the Pan African Movement in Uganda by African academics. PADEAP now has offices in Nigeria, Uganda and the UK. PADEAP aims to empower and enable all Africans to have access to education, health care and other fundamental human rights and to lead and participate in the development of their communities and societies.

Providing recreational facilities and affordable room hire for people and community groups in Manchester and surrounding areas.Running drop-ins and creative / learning / volunteering opportunties for people with mental health needs.Providing, or signposting individulas to, advice sessions in legal matters, mental health support, welfare rights / benefits and general advocacy.

The provision of free legal advice to persons living in a South East London postcode.

ISAAC is a Christian-based organisation that encourages and supports people working in the addiction arena to maximise their effectiveness through networking, training, advocacy and professional development. ISAAC's main activities are networking and fellowship, access to training and capacity building and membership support.

Provide advice, advocacy, interpretation,counselling.Care of the elderly and provision of sheltered accommodationHealth promotion, urban and rural regenerationPromote education through drama, workshops, Sport activities, meseums, art galleries.Recreational and leisure servicesRecycling, refuse collection and disposalWorking with other charities

We focus on the delivery of educational, cultural, social, advocacy, commemorative, health and well-being events and projects. We work together to create and promote positive contributions from the black and wider community to the diverse wealth of Bedford.

CHARMS (No. 1123446) is the only Centre for Hyperbaric & Normobaric Oxygen Therapy in Essex, supporting Long-COVID, Cancer, Neurological & Urological Disorders & Sports Injuries,. We also provide Health & Wellbeing Advice & Advocacy, Counselling & Psychological Interventions, Acupuncture/Massage & Exercise Equipment, and, with links into Communities, we support Carers & Social Events & Activities.

We offer: Drop-in, Individual Counselling, Courses, Women's day with Therapy Group, Advocacy, Advice, Guidance & Support, I All services are free except refreshments.

THE TRUST DISPLAYS VERSES FROM THE BIBLE IN PUBLIC SPACES, FOR EXAMPLE ACROSS THE RAILWAY NETWORK, LONDON UNDERGROUND, ON BUSES, IN PEDESTRIAN AREAS. THE TRUST MAINTAINS A WEB SITE FOR PROMOTIONAL AND INFORMATION PURPOSES. THERE IS ALSO A HELP LINE MANNED BY AN EXPERIENCED TRUSTEE.

1. Responding to emergencies 2. Caring for orphans and children in need3. Supporting education4. Providin access to health care and water5. Promoting sustainable livelihood6. Campaigning and advocacy on humanitrian issues

BWG Swansea CAP provides debt advice in partnership with the national charity Christians against poverty, which can be accessed through the national phoneline or website. It is planning to hold Money Coaching courses to help people learn budgetting and personal financial management. It works in the Swansea area.