Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Advice and individual advocacy

SLWT works through partnerships to promote education, health, rehabilitation and self-sufficiency of children and youth in Sierra Leone through advocacy and the provision of financial and technical support

Runs advice sessions to develop skills for children and young people with Dyslexia/autism and their families to develop strategies to help.Runs an helpline for parents. -07968 334230Runs support to families of children with Dyslexia autismAdvice to parents of children with dyslexia/autismRuns a community links food project for disadvantaged familie

The charity's activities are: Environment/conservation/heritage/recreation.The charity helps the general public and mankind - in particular allotment gardeners.The charity helps by: Providing buildings/facilities/open space. Provides advocacy/advice/informationThe charity operates from Surrey

We fundraise for the relief of children in need. To assist children from deprived backgrounds in their education. Alleviate hardship by providing children with basic school equipment, toys and clothing. Promote good mental/physical health of children through advice and guidance. Activities include outings, social cultural evenings, plays, trips, thanksgiving services, luncheon sales and many more

Promote and deliver programs that encourage participation in sports and physical activities to improve physical health, mental health, and overall well-being. Support disadvantaged and underserved communities by providing access to sports facilities, financial advice, and housing, with a particular focus on young people and women. Provide aid, including food, clothing, shelter, & other essentials

Activities provided by South Mountain Chinese Older People's Association include: weekly lunch gathering, bi-weekly health check-up, singing, Mah-Jong (Chinese Dominos) and cards, keep-fit exercise, talks by relevant service providers, welfare rights support by a Chinese worker from Welfare Rights Newcastle, advocacy service, outings and celebrations of major Chinese festivals.

Caters for the needs of French-Speaking African migrants in London Offers high quality, free, impartial and confidential information, advice and guidance on welfare rights issues and immigration, nationality and asylum matters to all migrantsRuns a befriending service for those in detention centres and hospitalsInterpretation/Translation service

The principle activities of the charity include: weekend prayer meetings: weekend classesfor children: yearly Eid festival celebrations, regular advice and advocacy as necessary.Visiting sick people at home and hospital: conducting naming ceremonies and prayers.

Risborough Youth Club is open for young people aged 11-17.We provide a fun, safe environment which enables us to offer a varied programme of activities for young people to engage and participate in. We offer sports & recreation, arts & media, advice & guidance and informal education of current issues affecting young people.

Provides advocacy/advice/information

The charity works to promote autism awareness for public benefit. The charity advocates for individuals and families excluded from society due to stigma and aims to create inclusive environments within the community. We offer: support to families limited by barriers in society; and awareness campaigns for schools, businesses and the public to encourage social inclusion of people with disability.

Giving free impartial debt advice to clients based on the individual needs of each client and may include debt management plans, insolvency solutions and budgeting education.

For people in need who dwell in the parish of Burnham, referred to us by Social Services. Citizens Advice Bureau, Burnham Health Centre, Schools, etc. We provide furniture, white goods, school uniforms, school trip funding, carer's holidays etc. We support the Burnham Lighthouse Project and Thames Hospice Care. We distribute about 300 christmas parcels at about £20 each.

Provides human resources (e.g. staff/volunteers)Provides services (e.g. Care/counseling)Provides advocacy/advice/informationRelief of povertyOverseas aid /famine reliefArts/cultureSports/recreationEconomic/community development/employment

1. Information Advice and Guidance for the local BME communities.2. Advocacy support for the hardest to reach beneficiaries.3. Interpretation and Translation support both oral and written for the local BME communities.4. Supplementary Education for under-achieving children within these communities.5. Signposting and pastoral support with housing; education and other services.

The Charity's objects are to promote any charitable purpose for the health and benefit by the advancement of education, the protection and preservation of health and the relief of poverty and distress in particular, but without limitation for the benefit of the community in Greater Manchester.

Our aim is to bridge the care gap, relieve sickness, and preserve health amongst vulnerable and underprivileged people battling with cancer in deprived England communities and Sierra Leone (West Africa). Advocacy, Education, Support, Capacity Building and Protection of Well-being.

Providing grants, undertaking research and associated dissemination services to advance the education of the public in science, technology, engineering and maths through knowledge & technology transfer, applied innovation and policy advocacy.

1. Varied training (e.g. capacity-building, Christianity matters, education, entrepreneurship, etc.)2. Networking fora (including interagency collaboration)3. Food banks4. Sponsorship through primary/secondary school (Asia, Africa, Caribbean, only)7. Advocacy, advice, counselling, pastoral, signposting (General, non-specialist)8. Religious services (excluding marriages and funerals)

We support ethnic community groups (members) by building their capacity through provision or resources and assistance within the boundaries of our funding. We do this by provision of free services with admin and office support, access to computers and internet, meeting room. We provide limited help with funding applications, networking, training, counselling and advocacy. Annual Celebrate event

The main aim of our charity is to provide women and healthcare professionals with information about best practice for the treatment and management of Pelvic Girdle Pain (PGP), formerly known as Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction, and to enable and empower women to access the right treatment. We provide an information website, run a telephone helpline and produce information leaflets and booklets.

o promote the advancement of education by teaching various languages, theologies, jurisprudence, theories and skills connected to the Islamic ethoso train the young Muslims and develop them into socially, culturally, spiritually and religiously fit persons, ready to tackle the problems of all nationsMuslim Education Relief provides funds to those charities meeting these shared objectives.

Counselling, physical rescue, mentoring, rehabilitating victims of Dishonour Abuse, Forced Marriage, FGM, Virginity Testing, Modern-Day Slavery. 24/7 secure Help line, Mobile Phone App. Raising awareness, encouraging positive action across UK communities. PSHE-accredited talks in Schools and Universities. Providing basic survival items and documentation needed by rescued victims.

Northants Parkinson's People have a monthly newsletter, a three times per week walking group, twice weekly exercise class and monthly lunch club. We provide telephone friendship calls and a helpline providing information about Parkinson's and support to apply for benefits, housing and to access additional services. Our younger persons group provides support to individuals more recently diagnosed.

The provision of a free, confidential and impartial information service to all individuals, including - Local Services, Communications, travel and transport and Leisure and Tourism information. Organising practical help for the elderly and disabled through our recruited team of local volunteers under the auspices of our "Good Neighbour Scheme".