Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Advice and individual advocacy

Main activitiesTo help poor people for education, prevention or relief from povertyTo engage youth to find job, sports activities. To facilitate educational and sports activities for youth.Trained 25 youth about project planning and management255 persons and families had been helped for their enquiries for job applications legal advice information.

Weekly meditation and discussion class.Monthly on a Sunday Dhamma talk and discussion, and at other times by appointment.Chanting and Dhamma talk held monthly on Full Moon Days and special events on Wesakh and Kathina every year. Conduct funerals and wedding ceremony.Counselling, advice and guidance according to the teaching of the Buddha.Support interfaith activities.

What the charity does:Education/training; The Advancement Of Health Or Saving Of Lives; Disability; Amateur SportWho the charity helps:Children/young People; Elderly; People With Disabilities; People Of A Particular Ethnic Or Racial Origin; Other Charities Or Voluntary Bodies; The General Public/mankindHow the charity helps:Provides Services; Provides Advocacy/advice/information.

Working with disadvantaged people and groups providing support through food provision, self-development opportunities, counselling, advocacy, basic and social skills training, signposting to other agencies, practical skills training and voluntary work experience. This is especially needed in this area of deprivation.

Colossians Family Network organises and delivers marriage & parenting workshops, relationship awareness programmes for young adults; provides Information, Advice & Guidance services on Marriage and Parenting; signpost couples to other forms of help; provides Christian counselling services including a safe neutral place for couples to talk to each other with a view to reconciliation or agreement.

Family rebuilding advice, counselling and support. Advocacy and mediation and support services for alcohol and substance mis-users. Faith based activities and charitable fundraising for community development projects. Community empowerment through employment, health and social support initiatives.

Somali community Centre undertakes the following activities: Advice and information Service to our ease their access to services available locally; Housing Advice Service for the benefit of our clients advice relating to their housing needs; and Out-Reach service where we support families to ensure their needs are met.

We offer free legal advice from UK qualified practitioners for underprivileged/financially needy people. Work-ferences, Youth talent show, Free hot meals for street people. Nutritious pre-pack food for underprivileged school children. Enhancing Life Synergy, this includes sessions, talks and workshops that inspire people to be global citizens and volunteer their services to serve others.

Provides social activities for adults with learning disabilities. Gives grants to individuals and groups providing services for people with learning disabilities. Provides advice, advocacy and information to people with learning disabilities.

Education/TrainingThe Prevention or relief of PovertyAccommodation/Housing Makes grants to individualsProvides buildings/facilities/open spaceProvides advocacy/advice/information

We provide support, education, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by an insulinoma, a rare type of neuroendocrine tumour. Operating throughout the UK, we offer peer support groups, evidence-based resources, patient-friendly summaries of clinical guidelines, and promote research to improve care and awareness. Our work empowers patients and enhances treatment outcomes.

DASH is a registered charity, based in Ashburton, Devon. DASH in the main provides transport to and from medical appointments for patients registered with The Surgery, Ashburton.

CAFE (Church Action for Families in Easington) Together is an Ecumenical project involving several different Christian Churches in the Easington Deanery. It provides a hot meal once a week on a Thursday to disadvantaged families and individuals as well as offering a referral service for those in need of financial advice/support, drug and alcohol abuse, victims of domestic violence etc

Fund raising events in co-ordination with staff, children and parents of school.Makes grants to organisation. Provides human resources for school events.Provides advocacy/advice/information.

We provide training to care givers and staff who provide essential care to children and young adults with mild to severe disabilities. We provide equipment and essential items to improve the lives of vulnerable individuals. We support local Romanian charities who support these same children. We purchase equipment, when needed, to benefit the lives of children living in government run homes.

Haemophilia Wales provided information, support and advocacy to everyone affected by Inherited Bleeding Disorders. We have representation on the All Wales Advisory Group and the Cross Party Group on Haemophilia and Contaminated Blood. We organise events for families to network and gain mutual support, we campaign on behalf of Haemophiliacs with contaminated blood.

Regular afternoon tea with information sessions from local organisations such as police and citizens advice.Outings.Lunches.Yearly Tea and entertainment.RafflesQuiz

Advice and guidance on lifestyles - health and fitness, weight controle, dietry and obesity problems, social behaviour and respect for community.

Christian ministries , community out reach to the homeless and disasters relief, Advocacy , educational training and community development

Sikh your Mind was founded in 2015 (registered formally in 2019) to offer psychological support to the Sikh and Punjabic ommunity. We have been supporting the community via our telephone helpline, live chat, virtual women's group as well as in person workshops. We also teach on various postgraduate programmes and continue to publish on the mental health needs of the Sikh and Punjabi community.

1) Health promotion particularly HIV & CHD (2) Research and consultancies (3) Information and advice (4) ICT inclusion (5) Project development and advocacy for relief of poverty and distress, health, environment protection, education, food security and livelihood support targeting women, elderly, youth, orphans and OVCs (6) Basic Skills training.(7) domiciliary care(elders & disability)

Self Help Group. We provide a non discriminatory service for people of all races and ethnicity within the community, providing a drop-in centre and offering spiritual & social help, general advocacy and advice, offering tea & coffee and second hand clothing. Prison ministry, giving offenders bible studies, help and advise in back into society.Hospital /Hospice visiting the sick and the elderly.

The Prevention Or Relief Of PovertyWho the charity helps:People Of A Particular Ethnic Or Racial OriginOther Charities Or Voluntary BodiesHow the charity helps:Makes Grants To IndividualsMakes Grants To OrganisationsProvides ServicesProvides Advocacy/advice/informationWhere the charity operates:Coventry City

We provide practical and emotional support to Asylum Seekers housed in Luton, mainly in local hotels. We do this chiefly though a twice weekly drop in where clothing and toiletries can be accessed and the provision of a social space with refreshments. Advocacy and support is provided by a number of trained volunteers. We work closely with partners including Care4Calais, Red Cross, Discover Islam.

We work with local organisations in Malawi to:- promote access to justice for the public benefit in Malawi- advance the education of the public in Malawi on their basic legal rights- provide, organise or facilitate legal advice or assistance which is free of charge- improve the treatment and conditions for prisoners and their families in Malawi