Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Advice and individual advocacy

CARING FOR THE SICK, PROVIDING A HOLISTIC MINISTRY OF CARE AND SUPPORT FOR THE SICK. VISIT THE SICK IN VARIOUS HOSPITALS AND THEIR HOMES, PROVIDING HELP FOR THEM THROUGH PRAYER, ENCOURAGEMENT, AND COUNSELLING. PROVIDING REHABILITATION, MEDICAL CAMP, HEALTH AWARENESS, PUBLIC HEALTH SEMINARS AND HELP-LINE ( HANDLES CALLS FROM THE SICK OR THEIR RELATIVE ) AT ALL TIMES.

Women in Tri UK, operating also as Fund Her Tri UK, aims to bring women into swim, bike, run and triathlons. We raise funds to support a number of programmes that remove barriers for women, particularly at entry level. We also provide advocacy and work with the industry to drive policy change and ensure triathlon is more gender diverse.

The charity promotes Human rights/ Religious or racial harmony/ Equality or diversity Religious harmony. We preserve public order, promote ethical standards of conduct, moral/ mental welfare or moral improvements, gift for a particular locality, promotion of patriotic purposes. We achieve these through education, interfaith activities, advise, advocacy and making grants to individuals,

OPAAL is the only national second tier organisation providing information and support for independent advocacy with older people in the UK. We've managed a number of national projects promoting independent advocacy with older people. We support advocacy schemes and work closely with partners in national and local government and with other organisations concerned with supporting older people

The Sulha Alliance CIO supports Afghan former interpreters and LECs; helping them to thrive in the UK. Through advocacy and partnering with other organisations, we seek to remove some of the systemic challenges faced by our beneficiaries and create an environment in which they can thrive.

To relieve the needs of children/young people (0-25) who have a disability and associated ill-health by the provision of: fully inclusive therapeutic play, sport and recreational and other opportunities; support for parents, families and carers; advocacy of disability awareness, accessibility and inclusion; with a view to promote inclusion as well as their mental and physical health and wellbeing.

The Charity donates funds to local voluntary groups and individuals who approach us for help with financial matters. The funds are raised by various means e.g. monthly stall at the local farmers market in Clevedon, our annual Santa run around the town, annual classic vehicle event and other advocacy events.

Prevention and relief of poverty to the general public by providing advocacy advice and services specific to Domestic Abuse to victims and perpetrators.

- RAISE AWARENESS OF HUMAN RIGHTS ISSUES OF PEOPLE WITH MENTAL DISABILITIES- RAISE FUNDS TO SUPPORT HUMAN RIGHTS LITIGATION PROJECTS- ACT AS FUNDING VEHICLE FOR OUR SISTER CHARITY MDAC IN HUNGARY

The Market House is a volunteer run centre working to alleviate rural isolation and deprivation offering the disadvantaged, access to language classes for Migrant workers, a Food Bank distribuition centre both run by Market House Volunteers , access to District Council Customer Services, Citizens Advice Service, adult education opportunities and community groups. It is a Macmillan Cancer Hub.

Activities for the benefit of sick and or disabled children by the provision of financial assistance to individuals, including holidays for themselves and their families. To Provide advocacy/information and emotional support to children and their families and or to support the charitable work of similar institution

LIASING WITH THE COMMUNITY IN PROVIDING LEGAL, HEALTH, EMPLOYMENT, COUNCELLING AND ADVICE SERVICES TO THEM.

We organise events to bring people together and let different communities meet their Polish neighbours. London Spark supports a Polish community through running Polish Citizens Advice Centre or cooperating with Polish Saturday Schools. It also promotes Polish culture by organising workshops or outdoor events.

THE CENTRE PROVIDES A RANGE OF SERVICES AT FOUR LEVELS: SOCIAL, EDUCATIONAL, CULTURAL AND SPIRITUAL. THIS ALLOWS INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES WHO MAY FEEL EXCLUDED FROM EXISTING SERVICES TO PARTICIPATE IN A CENTRE THAT CATERS FOR THEIR NEEDS. WE DEVELOP EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE AND INITIATIVES FOR WOMEN SUCH AS COUNSELLING, ADVOCACY, MOTHERS AND TODDLERS GROUPS, AND A RAMADAN PROGRAMME.

Health and Well being ClubInformation Advice and Guidance

Our services our available to all regardless of race or religion. We are currently working in the UK providing:Poverty Relief,Therapy,Advocacy,Emergency Support,Information & Guidance.

Promotion & preservation of mental health and holistic wellbeing, assist in relieving and rehabilitating persons suffering from mental disorder or conditions of emotional, psychological, physical or mental distress in London through the provision of health promotion activities, skill building, employment, counselling, advocacy, housing support, education, training, musical and cultural activities.

Provide education / advocacy / advice / information to relevant medical staff and organisations, sponsor or undertake research, provide professional training, ensure high standards of practice

In achieving NHIG's purpose of ensuring the conservation of ironwork for the benefit of the nation NHIG's work can be categorised into the following areas:Education by developing and sustaining knowledge; instigating, conducting and publishing Research; establishing and promoting Professional Standards; collecting and developing Resources and Advocacy both nationally and internationally.

Provision of advice and guidance for the benefit of the community in Brecon and district

CFEF provides practical and emotional support to children and families each year through our diverse range of services across London. Our Services includes : Afterschool and holiday club, Parenting program, Outreach, advocacy, advice and support to asylum seekers and other undocumented migrants, who would otherwise be unable to access such representation due to their limited financial resources.

(SEN-FSG) is an independent guidance and support network for the benefit of children with physical disabilities, learning disabilities or special educational needs. We can provide advocacy, practical support also information.

Dealing with issues relating to poverty and health awareness in underdeveloped communities, housing, employment, benefits, breakdown relationship, education/training activities, looking after young children, elderly, religious activities, learn bible, advocacy.

We deliver free English and computer classes to people who cannot access statutory education. We support people to be part of their community, reduce isolation, increase participation through various enjoyable activities and encourage socializing. We support people with form filling, life skills, housing issues, interpretation services and advocacy as well as signposting them to the right services

The principle activities of the charity include: weekend & monthend prayer meetings; Every second Friday night prayers; weekend classes for adults and children; observing Laylatul Qadr night of power prayer; monthly youth activities; yearly Eid festival prayers and celebrations, annual Graduation thanksgiving, family summer outings/trips/funfair and regular visit, advice and advocacy as necessary.