Charitable activities Charities

Provision of accountancy services, financial advice, information and training to charities and community groups.

Provides access and disability guidance to football clubs, associations and UEFA and works to create a more inclusive matchday experience and improved access to stadiums. In addition, works with local NGOs and disabled spectator groups to help support self-advocacy and sustainability. Aims to increase the number of disabled people attending live football matches across Europe.

Provision of welfare rights, benefit entitlement and debt advice services. Signposting to services providing specialist advice on housing, employment or legal issues.Education and training courses, collection point for credit union.Community development for the local community and support for local community groups.

A grant making charity whose charitable objects are charitable and public uses within the city of Sheffield. The trust is not empowered to make grants to individuals.

Working towards the prevention and cure of unmanageable consumer debt, through helping those that are in need of advice and support, together with engaging with the next generation of credit users to foster a more responsible attitude towards borrowing and saving.

The charity conducts research into over-indebtedness amongst low to middle income households, evaluates lending practices and other approaches to reduce this, and develops innovative solutions to improve financial support and access to effective debt advice.

The making of grants to charitable organisations to benefit children with disabilities as well as those that advance health and in particular those that operate to relieve the suffering of individuals that have Lyme and associated diseases.

Herts Vision Loss services:Home Visits by staff and trained volunteersA Hospital Information Service located in eye clinicsA central Resource Centre and outreach locations Information for visually impaired people through a help/advice line A regular Newsletter and full information via our website. Support to local social clubs across the countyChildren's services, social clubs

The Halo Project supports BME women and families with specialist advocacy by promoting the human rights of women through empowerment, education and specialist intervention programmes including emergency specialist accommodation. Our services, programmes & provision enhances safety & protection through trauma-informed approaches developed through lived experiences, preventing abuse and harm.

Assistance&Aid (practical, emotional, & financial)to disadvantaged, underprivileged and disabled members of the community children, through to support for the elderly. Activities include support, development & enrichment opportunities, cultural and education programs, training outreach, advice & advocacy for improved health, social welfare. We also assist with food furniture and other basic needs.

Provision of grants and financial assistance to wide range of charitable causes with a particular emphasis on registered charities operating in health, educational and artistic fields.

Students' Union - membership organisation, representation, advice, advocacy, counselling services, educational support activity, co-curricular workshops, peer groups, employability, social intercourse, promotion of research, surveying, policy development and advocacy & campaigning.

ELF aims to lighten the load by supporting families affected by blood cancers and blood disorders across the South West.ELF provides transport, a counselling service, accommodation, complementary therapies, a CAB-funded advice and guidance service, legal services through partnership and refreshments for patients and relatives awaiting day case appointments.

The present policy of the Council is to make grants direct to schools to assist towards Sixth Form school fees for students with high academic standards and whose families are experiencing severe financial hardship.

Provides servicesProvides advocacy/advice/information

To advance the education & training of young people under 25, including those with EHCP. NYA operates an open door policy and welcomes anyone wishing to learn and promote their own employment prospects in the motor vehicle industry. NYA specialises in working with young people who have a poor school record or who may be at risk of offending.

For the prevention of poverty, advancement of social justice and equity; working with people who are marginalised by systemic oppression to dismantle structures which support discrimination. We do this by providing an inclusive safe space for people to access advocacy, creative arts, education, employability support, training, campaigning activities and projects to bring fairness and belonging.

Provision of advice and information, and specialist referrals

Advice and information giving organisation

Provision of a free, impartial service of guidance and support, making responsible use of the experience so gained.

MEDICAL /HEALTH/SICKNESSDISABILITYRELIEF OF POVERTYACCOMMODATION/HOUSINGECONOMIC/COMMUNITY

Blackburn With Darwen Carers Service exists to provide a 'one stop shop' approach to offering information, advice and support to all unpaid carers within Blackburn With Darwen. The service aims to raise awareness of the needs of unpaid carers and will support carers to have a voice and improve the quality of services that are available to carers and their dependents. The carers centre is a base fo

Makes grants to organisations (including schools, charities etc); provides buildings/facilities/open space.

Sobus is for Voluntary Services in the London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham. We support a diverse and vibrant voluntary and community sector, providing training, advice, advocacy and support services; as well as supporting individuals, groups and organisations to network and engage with other partners. Sobus is a member of NAVCA.

To provide support to people who, by reason of disability, age, ill health or some similar cause, have need of additional support.To enable people who need additional support to lead an ordinary life.To advance the education of the public in relation to the needs of people who need additional support