Charitable activities Charities

We provide a range of specialist interventions offering support, advice and guidance to young people 13-25, and their families, facing known route causes of youth homelessness. Those that are at risk of NEET, relationship breakdowns, or with mental health & therapeutic needs.

The objectives of the MCFEA are to promote environmental conservation, environmental education and research, and the alleviation of poverty in Africa and Europe. These objectives are achieved through grant-making to charities and NGOs.

The Trust is a Social Enterprise and works with local people to improve their employability and enhance their quality of life. It has a UK Centre and runs various free training courses and projects as well as providing Information, Advice and Guidance. The Trust supports and works with local community organisations and businesses in furtherance of its aims and objectives.

The Foundation is a grant giving educational charity supporting Schools in the Huntingdon area . It also provides financial assistance to students and former students of Schools in the Huntingdon area up to the age of 25 and Community Grants to local voluntary groups working with young people. In addition it supports the Almshouses in Huntingdon

We host a mother and toddler group, a pre-school, 3 senior and 1 junior football team, social and team skittles, shortmat bowls, darts teams, snooker teams, a whist and bridge club, bingo, oap's group. We subsidise twice weekly lunches, we host functions, organise coach trips, children's Christmas party, monthly police surgeries and legal advice, occassional MP's surgeries and a polling station.

We will make grants to voluntary and community sector groups ,and individuals,in Hartlepool and the surrounding area to help meet local needs. We also will make facilities and accommodation available, and provide information and guidance to such organisations,social enterprises and small businesses,again to help meet needs,

Autistic Nottingham is a charity run for and by Autistic adults without intellectual disabilities. We run an advocacy service to support those adults who need support to have their voice heard in a number of different settings. We also run social events for Autistic adults without intellectual disabilities, as well as a support service that are tailored to beneficiaries needs.

Religious activities makes grants to individuals and organisations

The church exists to proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ and to make Him known. Activities include the hosting of worship and teaching services, the provision of various activites for children and familes; also elderly people. In addtion the church provides outreach services into the community such as poverty relief in the provision of food to homeless and poorer families and debt advice.

The charity applies its income in particular, but not limited, to the provision of grants to support registered charities for people with learning difficulties or other special needs.

Independent Advocacy helps empower people to lead a full life through innovation. We empower people as a way to make them less vulnerable, improve their self-esteem and become more confident. Independent Advocacy delivers a range of work including Kinder Communities, Advocacy, Information, Advice, Corporate Appointee work , Digital Champions etc.

VOICES provides a unique service based on survivor-led insights and expertise. Groups & individual support are available for victims of abuse. Where possible, support is offered to victims attending court or dealing with other agencies and services. VOICES liaises with other local DV services and also provides advocacy and training to professionals.

Information and Signposting, Activity Clubs, Tea Club, Weekly Pop-In, Toenail Cutting Service, Befriending, gardening, shopping and Campaigning on issues that affect people in later life.

The Charity raises money through its shops in Bordon, Liphook, Haslemere and Grayshott plus donations. Grants are normally made to beneficiaries in North East Hampshire and South West Surrey area.Application are from local agencies such as CAB, Social Service, School and Family Centres and local schools, not direct. Beneficiaries are individuals, families and other charities.

Grant Making

South Lakes Citizens Advice was established for the promotion of any charitable purpose for the benefit of the community in Cumbria by the advancement of education,the protection of health and the relief of poverty, sickness and distress.

Our Objectives are to promote human rights, especially freedom of speech, as set out in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Art 10, and European convention Art 19,by:A. Monitoring abuses of human rights;B. Raising awareness of such human rights;C. Promoting public support for such human rights;D. Research into such human rights issues;E. International advocacy of such human rights

Makes grants as decided by the trustees.

Speak Out in Hounslow is a user led, charitable organisation based in Hounslow providing services to people with learning disabilities and/or autism. We run activities including fitness, learning, a campaign project, social outings, volunteering opportunities, drama/music project, consultation and learning disability awareness services for organisations and companies.

The organisation provides almshouse accommodation to residents who have met the qualifying criteria, Residents are us required to pay a weekly maintenance contribution towards the upkeep of the property and the running of the charity so the cost to them is lower than the cost of renting in the private sector. The organisation also provides grants to people and other organisations.

Carmarthenshire People First is a training and advocacy organisation for adults with Learning Disabilities

Rett syndrome is the most common cause of profound and multiple disability in females. A complex neurological condition genetic but not usually hereditary, it can occur in any family. We offer support, advocacy and advice to all those affected. We fund research to improve diagnosis, ameliarate symptoms and improve the quality of life of the thousands of people living with Rett syndrome today.

Grant-making to relevant charities

to provide care and shelter for animals that are stray, neglected or are otherwise in need of assistance and to protect animals from ill-usage, cruelty and suffering andto advance the education of the public in the needs and proper care of animals.

Epping Forest District CAB provides a free, independent and impartial advice service to all comers on their rights and responsibilities; it values diversity, promotes equality and challenges discrimination. The bureau aims to provide the advice people need for the problems they face, and also to help improve the policies and practices that affect people's lives.