Charities In Kent

The provision of education for boys and girls up to the age of 11.

The charity has distributed income to beneficiaries in accordance with the Trust Deed.

The charity's main objects are to stimulate public interest in and to promote the preservation of buildings of architectural or historical interest and to stimulate public interest in ancient crafts, trades and manufactures.

School-Home Support's vision is that every child has the support they need to thrive and achieve. We work to make this vision a reality by helping disadvantaged, vulnerable and disaffected children overcome barriers to learning through the support of highly-trained, independent workers in schools and through training and consultancy services around our best practice.

East Kent Mencap provides a range of services for children and adults which include: Person Centred Day Resource Services and community based access. Social housing including, 24/7 support in well maintained accommodation and additional independent living service. Domiciliary Care. Community support. Projects, Social clubs and Events for both adults and children/young people.

Disability Direct is a support service for disabled people. We are also an umbrella agency for smaller groups of disabled people. We are an organisation of disabled people and currently employ 14 paid staff and 35 volunteers.

North Kent Mind Mind works with people with mental health problems living in the North Kent and Medway areas of Kent to effect personal and social change.

Oasis supports service users by the provision of a safe house for women victims of domestic abuse who flee their homes, and safe resettlement into the community. Oasis also has a community team dedicated to supporting those experiencing domestic abuse to remain in their own homes, by giving support with safety, financial, emotional and legal issues.

Creative Folkestone is an arts organisation committed to making great art, and through this we will make Folkestone a great place. The charity promotes creativity through the Creative Quarter, Folkestone Triennial, a festivals programme including the Folkestone Book Festival, Quarterhouse performing arts centre, the Folkestone Artworks collection and a programme of learning and engagement.

We provide support and care services to help people affected by dementia to live the life they want, in and around North Kent. The services we provide are : Support at Home, The Beacon Day Support, information and guidance, Dementia Cafes, Peer Support Groups, Medway Hospital Dementia Buddies, Kent Dementia Helpline, and Singing Back the Memories.

Education of children up to the age of 11 and the widening of access by the provision of bursaries.

THE PROVISION AND MAINTENANCE OF A MUSEUM IN OR NEAR BIRCHINGTON FOR THE EXHIBITION TO THE PUBLIC OF SPECIMENS OF NATURAL HISTORY AND ETHNOGRAPHY (PARTICULARLY SUCH SPECIMENS COLLECTED BY PERCY HORACE GORDON POWELL-COTTON) AND, IF THE GOVERNORS THINK FIT, OF SPECIMENS OF OTHER SCIENCES AND OF THE FINE AND USEFUL ARTS.

THE PROVISION OF A DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR 2-13 YEAR OLD CHILDREN

As set out in the Company's articles of association:1. the relief of sickness and poverty among alcoholics and drug addicts, the destitute and other persons in a state of poverty; in particular, but not exclusively by2.the provision of a home or homes for their rehabilitation treatment and shelter; &3. to do this in a manner consistent with Christian principles and values.

City of Rochester School ( Magic UK Ltd) is a non profit making charity, offering high quality educational provision for neurodivergent young people from 5 to 18 years old in the Kent and Medway Towns. Our young people are able to flourish and thrive in a supported environment preparing them well for life long learning. We build their confidence and resilience that enables success.

To provide accessable transport for those who are elderly, infirm, disabled, poor, live in isolated areas without access to public transport or people with young children, within the Surrey, Sussex, Kent areas.

KASBAH support individuals with physical and/or learning disabilities including the families and carers throughout Kent and Medway.We will actively promote empowerment and inclusion into all aspects of our member's life and living with support, guidance, information, advocacy and understanding. We also specialise in independence training for young adults with any additional needs.

To promote the welfare of animals particularly cats, in need of care and to prevent the cruelty and suffering associated with the country's vast stray and unwanted animal problem in particular by the provision of spaying and neutering facilities and the provision of veterinary services to those on low incomes.

PROMOTE AND PROVIDE FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION IN RUNNING A PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS BETWEEN THE AGES OF 21/2 AND 13 YEARS OF AGE.

Enabling young people through evidenced practice.

WE PROVIDE CHILD AND FAMILY FOCUSSED SERVICES INCLUDING: CHILDCARE, EARLY EDUCATION, OUT OF SCHOOL HOURS CLUBS, TRAINING, CHILDREN'S CENTRE SERVICES, FAMILY SUPPORT, VOLUNTEERING OPPORTUNITIES, FAMILY FINANCIAL ADVICE AND RELIEF FROM FOOD POVERTY.

The principal objects and activities of the charity, as set out in the Memorandum and Articles of Association,are to advance the education of young persons and mature students and in particular,but without prejudice to,persons of Japanese origin and to advance the education of the public in all aspects of Japanese culture.

To support the religious and other charitable works carried out by the order and by the Roman Catholic Church and others, through the provision of nursing and residential care and community care, missionary work overseas and the support of the Congregation itself.

ThinkForward is a breakthrough programme which intervenes early to ensure that disengaged young people make a successful transition from education into employment. ThinkForward works with schools to identify young people entering their GCSE years who are most at risk of being unemployed when they leave school, and commits to supporting them for five years through their transition into employment.

Step by Step School is registered as an independent special day school for pupils with autism, over the age range 4-19