Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Advice and individual advocacy

Help for people with disabilities.Provide advocacy, advice and information in the Tameside area.Assistance with holidays for disabled people.

Provide mother tongue Bengali & supplimentary classes for young Bangladeshi children. Organise summer play scheme & cultural activities. Organise training, workshops, seminar, conference for staff, volunteers, youths & parents. Provide health class, day trips, luncheon club, advocacy service for elderly Bangladeshi people.

The Bureau worked with City residents, students and workers up until June 2011. The charity is no longer actively supporting clients.

The charity supports small charities & voluntary community groups through meetings, workshops, discussion groups, etc which enable the participants to discuss, evaluate & improve the management & governance of their charity's business, projects and other activity plans.Note however: The charity is unable to offer or provide, any form of professional legal or financial advice.

The prevention and relief of povertyThe advancement of educationThe relief of girls who may have been the victim of trafficking in particular by providing housing, financial support, legal advice and medical careProtection of girls from being harmed by trafficking in persons and/or by sexual abuse or domestic violenceCharity is interested in finding sponsoring parents for educating girls.

We provide grants to relieve the financial hardship of home educating families in the UK by funding access to legal advice, assistance and representation on issues affecting a parent's duty to ensure their child receives an education where persons could otherwise not afford them through lack of means. The charity also provides grants relating to the education of the public on home education law.

The Diane Abbott Foundation undertakes research into the causes, and manifestations of, racial disparity in the United Kingdom. It brings together the work of the London Schools and the Black Child and Black Women Mean Business to provide training, mentorship, counselling and advocacy for black children in the school system and black business women.

Community Advice & Homeless Outreach. Provision of food & clothing. Referrals for resettlement and advocacy. Access to Employment, ICT Training and Jobsearch. Recreational and Educational activities for all including Music Lessons, Workshops and Sports with GEMS Football Club [ GEMS FC].

Provide school and study materialsProvide food and clothingOrganise Entrepreneurship conference and workshops Provide financial advice Provide basic life items to the most needed Provide training and Assisting in various way in the advancement of education Assist startups or small businesses in generation of sustainable income

We help alleviate poverty whilst supporting human rights and diversity in Cameroon, Liberia, Madagascar and throughout England and Wales. We do this by raising funds from donations and charitable events and supporting like-minded England and Wales registered charities, providing advocacy/advice/information and providing direct support to those in need.

Provide parents and carers of children and adults with specific needs, a pathway through the maze of bureaucracy surrounding access to SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) support.SEND unlocked's mission is to build the innovative user friendly SEND Directory, providing information, advice and guidance for accessing the range of support services available to them and their families.

Providing free Legal advice and representation in cases involving Religious Freedom and/or Religious Discrimination.

We ensure the prevention or relief of poverty of people affected by disabilities by providing or assisting in the provision of advice and guidance, education, training, healthcare projects and all the necessary support designed to enableindividuals to generate a sustainable income and be self-sufficient. We promote equality and diversity through campaign, advocacy and befriending services

To help the lowest common denominator forgotten, neglected and without hope with medical aid, training programs and mentoring. From London estates to child soldiers in Sierra Leone, rescue orphans and those persecuted in Armenia, Burma, Timor Leste, Sudan and Uganda. Including medical and humanitarian projects, rehabilitation and advocacy for global human rights atrocities, plus social enterprise.

The charity is established to help people with disabilities by providing specialist equipment. In addition the charity is aimed to provide legal advice and assistance for the needy.

LEADERSHIP EVENTS AND GATHERINGS, YOUNG PEOPLE'S CONFERENCES, LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT, HUMANITARIAN, AID WORK, ANTI-HUMAN TRAFFICKING & MODERN SLAVERY: AWARENESS RAISING AND TRAINING, SURVIVOR SUPPORT FROM RESCUE TO LONG TERM REHABILITATION. ADVOCACY AND RESEARCH. SUPPORTING EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT AND SCHOOLS.

To meet the needs of people who are physically impaired or disabled with a view to helping them integrate and participate more fully in their society by providing advice, training, advocacy and other support at the trustees discretion.

Leicester Disabled Action Group deliver information, advocacy, advice and guidance on behalf of the disabled people and their families in Leicester. We believe that without accessible and appropriate information, advice and advocacy services, disabled people and their families will suffer further social exclusion.

Ipswich Archaeological Trust was founded in October 1982 to inform the people of Ipswich of their archaeological past, involve them in the archaeological work taking place in the town and publicise that work. It also performs an advocacy role for archaeology and heritage services in Ipswich and Suffolk.

1) Providing information, advocacy and support. 2) Supporting earlier diagnosis and greater access to treatment by increasing knowledge and awareness of relapsing polychondritis amongst healthcare professionals. 3) Increasing understanding of the causes, treatment and potential cure of relapsing polychondritis by promoting and supporting research and publishing the results

Supporting / networking practitioners (individuals, groups, organizations) and families in developing personalised education. Offering advice and advocacy. Publishing via websites, blogs, social media network groups, newsletters, journals and books. Holding conferences and learning exchanges. Conducting research and influencing research agendas. Influencing national and international debate.

Conducting research into needs of cancer community and bringing finders to bigger government bodies to drive for change. Raising awareness of the needs of the cancer community via campaigns and advocacy.Facilitating connections in the cancer community to combat loneliness and strengthen support.

Future Inclusions Organisation provides advocacy, support, informal Educational and training with the view to developing the skills and capabilities to enable participant become more independent in their respective communities. FIO is an inclusive Charity that works with people from all ethnic and racial backgrounds and has an inclusive policy that allows us to work with anyone.

Maintains Browning Museum. Our library also has information on British Social History, including the Settlement's campaign for the introduction of an Old Age Pension in the UK in 1908. Religious, social and community work among all age groups including the sick, the healthy, the physically disadvantaged, the lonely and distressed. Free counselling and legal advice bureau available.

To support vulnerable people in Dudley to be able make choices and decisions which affect their lives.