Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Advice and individual advocacy

We enable and empower young adults aged 16-30 in England and Wales to overcome disadvantages they faced in childhood and realise their full potential. We support those in care of a local authority, estranged from parents or effected by bereavement.We aim to do this through our:-1. Next Steps Fund2. Intergenerational Mentoring Programmes3. Research Partnerships4. Advocacy and Campaigning

We run a drop-in center where disadvantaged Angolan Portuguese-speaking with various forms of disabilities with their families who are our members and homeless people in Barnet can come and gain access to services, make friends and share their concerns. We provide education and employment training, information and advocacy on a wide range of issues including energy, water, food distribution etc

Our organisation was established to create avenues for increasing awareness on the rights and opportunities and to promote the integration of isolated African refugee who are Swahili-speaking with health problems problems in Newham into their new host society; provide food, warm space, advice and guidance on issues such as mental health, education, employment training and sports.

Hedgehog Helpline operates in South East Wales. We rescue, rehabilitate and release sick, inured or orphaned hedgehogs to release back into the wild. During 2023 we received 1225 hedgehogs We received in excess of 3500 calls on HelplineWe are a volunteer run charityWe attended 46 events/venues to give talks etc to educate and raise awareness of the plight of the hedgehog

GRANTS TO NECESSITOUS SOLICITORS AND DEPENDANTS WITHIN THE AREA OF LIVERPOOL LAW SOCIETY

Provision of free face to face debt advice, budgeting and benefit's advice.

Mofrag provide workshops and support for women and elderly. We are committed to run support for the elderly and alone parents through visit and emotional support. We also provide practical support including clothes, foods and advocacy services to those need help and don't have access to services available to them such as caring sick and old people, providing emotional and physical support.

free advice service to 16 to 25 year olds on a drop in basis, covering areas, housing, welfare benefits and debt

Guidance and referral of members of the communityand integration. Interpreting, information, advice and guidance.

The charity promotes human rights and compliance with international law, including investigations and legal cases concerning alleged violations of international human rights laws and international criminal law, and through public education and advocacy.

Promoting social inclusion by providing social and recreational facilities and events involving the local community and by providing workshops, forums, advocacy and general support.

At Lobular Breast Cancer UK (LBCUK) our charitable object is to preserve and protect the health and wellbeing of people in the UK through the provision of education, training, support with trials and research, lobbying and advocacy around Lobular Breast Cancer.

Makes Grants To OrganisationsProvides Advocacy/advice/informationSponsors Or Undertakes Research

The promotion of social inclusion among young people aged 10 to 25 years old with physical disabilities, who are socially excluded from society, or parts of society, as a result of their disability. To provide help, support and advice for young people with physical disabilities and their families. To provide workshops, forums, advocacy and general support alongwith recreational facilities.

LAARC provides a generalist advice and advocacy service to residents in the Walkley ward and surrounding areas of Sheffield. The service has open half-day advice sessions for individuals at five local sites each week. Advice is also available by appointment, telephone and by home visits.

The Voysey Society has been founded to celebrate the life and work of architect and designer Charles Francis Annesley Voysey (1857-1941), one of the leading figures in the Arts and Crafts movement. We operate within the UK. We hold meetings; publish a journal and a newsletter; provide advocacy/advice/information; sponsor or undertake research; make grants to organisations.

Providing free and confidential information,advice and guidance,benefiting the community of Chapelgreen in the City of Sheffield and adjoining areas. Organise and undertake relevant research work.Work with relevant institutions and organisations to secure the widest range of services that best matches the needs of its client population,obtain monies through grants and donations.

The provision of:1. Care packages for newly diagnosed families (of cancer);2. Establishing a support network for parents, siblings and grandparents and offering practical advice where necessary;3. Funds to support the provision of a mental health professional at the Great Western Hospital, Swindon;4. Funds to support the provision of a family support telephone helpline.

Community venue accessible to all, without discrimination, for social, educational, advice, guidance and advocacy. Regularly used by educational providers, parents and children, young people, senior citizens, statutory and voluntary organisations/groups for formal and informal purposes.

Provide human resources, provide services, General charity purpose, Make grants to organisations, provide advocacy/advice/information, Acts asubrella or resources body, religeous activities, medical/health/sickness, disability.

To relieve poverty of persons 16 year of age or over by the provision of support (including food, clothing, washing facilities, warmth and comfort) for those homeless and those living in substandard accommodation, as well as support through counselling, mentoring, art therapy and advocacy to access services providing help with housing and drug rehabilitation, within the North Staffordshire area.

Provision of a community library, information service and IT resources as part of a multi service facility within the Derwent Valley. We provide opportunities for volunteering, an adult readers book club, activities for children and their families/carers, a local history/family history resource, talks and events of literary and local interest, a craft group, meeting rooms for the local community.

Providing help and advice about Dyslexia to parents, teachers and adults resident in Hampshire, the Isle of Wight, Portsmouth and Southampton. This is done by providing an email helpline, web-based information and organising open meetings covering related topics. HDA can also arrange training and assessments, via a Bursary Fund.

This is a Church who provides religious activities including providing advocacy/advice/information to the gerneral public.

The prevention of poverty through the provision of practical support of food, clothing, household equipments for the benefit of the general public, especially the needy. This is done through the provisions of advocacy, advice and information.