Crime and Justice Charities That specialise in Offender support and rehabilitation

The Shap Working Party on World Religious in Education provides a calendar of religious festivals for sale to recipients including schools, hospitals, prisons and supermarkets. It also produces a e-calendar illustrating the festivals as well as providing consultancy for those who need expertise in the place of religions in society.

- Mentoring of Men / Young Men (Youth)- Prison visits / ministry- Teaching based on The Bible with special emphasis on "the role & responsibilities of men" in all areas of society- Distribution of Books and DVDs- All are invited, non-denominational (entry criteria is being born male)

The principal activity of the Company, a registered charity and social landlord, is providing services for those suffering addictions relating to drugs and alcohol in residential, community and prison services and working with service users and their families/carers in socially deprived communities to create a range of positive outcomes. To include health, crime, education, employment and housing.

To provide grants to not-for-profit organisations working with carers or the rehabilitation of offenders

Makes grants to ex-offenders for clothing, household furnishings, training courses and tools of trade.

1. Supporting families affected by domestic violence. 2. Supporting prisoners, ex-offenders and their families. 3. Supporting sustainable and regenerative projects in Africa, particularly in Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda, Somalia, Sudan and South Sudan

Parish support. Short breaks for those in difficult circumstances, support for women prisoners and families, school children in deprived area, womens refuge. Blankets, baby clothes, toilet bags to hospitals, support members overseas, literacy, development, health education, famine relief.

FINANCIAL GRANTS TO EX-OFFENDERS AND THEIR FAMILIES

Choral concerts in the Area of Operation, including performances in schools, prisons, museums and churches.

Providing support for Lincoln castle , castle guides, various reenactment groups including medieval, prison reenacrors

The principal activity is the resettlement of offenders and people with multiple problems who are at risk of offending. This provides housing and other means of support to enhance their resettlement in the community and help them move away from crime and antisocial behaviour.

Charity number 290059 is no longer trading following the Trust's incorporation. The Trust's services, which include the provision of support, care and training, along with housing and accommodation services for ex-offenders and those at risk of offending, are now undertaken by the incorporated Langley House Trust which is registered with the Charity Commission as Charity Number 1146304.

Summarised in Trust Deed''The Charitable purposes which advance religious and other charitable work for the time being carriedon by orunder the direction of the Society as the Trustees with the approval of the Superior shall from time to time think fit''. Current activities:Care Parish/Communities,Retreat Centre,Missions,Homeless Centre,Prison/Hospital Chapl., Publish/distr. Christian literature

Established 1823. Key role managing Adelaide House Women's Approved Premises. Adelaide creatively supports female offenders with complex needs offering dynamic alternatives to custody (e.g. training, employment, domestic abuse provision, outreach initiatives & personal development). Promoting awareness of women issues, penal affairs and domestic abuse in Liverpool Diocese & Greater Merseyside.

The Trustees have elected to concentrate (although not exclusively) on registered charities concerned with hearing or sight issues and prison welfare, reform and systems. When considering donations for UK based charities, the Trustees favour charities in the West Midlands and South West areas. All grant applications must be submitted via email to [email protected] marked FAO the charity.

The main activity of the Trust is to provide support for those who are socially and economically underprivileged and disadvantaged - in particular refugees, asylum seekers, victims of trafficking, people in prison, those with physical and/or mental health issues.

Young People's Ministry - The Church continues with activities and programmes to help teach, educate, disciple and mentor young people so that they will succed in life and be responsible. Youth Club, South Yorkshire Black Prison Project - Once a month the black led churches' prison project hold a service in a prison in South Yorkshire. Choir Ministry, Evangelism, Sunday School, Sunday Worship.

The objects are to support and protect the mental and physical health of individuals who are or have been in detention pending trial or after conviction to assist in rehabilitation. Achieved by the making of block grants to other charities and voluntary bodies listed in the Hardman Trust's Prisoner Funder Directory which in turn make grants to individual applicants limited to £25 per person p.a

We reach out to families by organising parenting groups, parent & toddler groups and marriage preparation resources, family holidays, support for families at our local prisons and women's refuges and a commitment to uphold members around the world in our prayers. Since September 2010 we have employed, with the help of grants, a Community Development Co-ordinator to facilitate this work.

To give financial assistance to those small charitable organisations engaged in the positive rehabilitation of ex-offenders or persons with mental health problems, who find it difficult to access funding from the statutory authorities.

For the last 50 years we have been supporting primarily the Italian community as well as other ethnic communities in the city. We visit the sick (home/hospital). Our house is a place of prayer for those in need. We support Catholic Chaplaincy in prison as well as visiting people in work places and are involved in youth programs. We also support special projects in Africa & Brazil.

Evangelical church in Mansfield. Supporting childrens activities, gifts to missionaries abroad and in the UK. church open to the general public for events and service,funerals and weddings etc..Supporting ministry to prisons and local care homes for the sick and elderly.

Marriage. Babies and children dedication. Baptism. Funeral Ceremonies. Evangelize and preach the gospel. Children and young people day out and fun day, Christian counselling and bereavement visits and Home, Hospital, Prison and School visits

The giving of grants and donations to individuals and institutions - maintaining an Evangelical Christian ethos and providing funding for the advancement of education, the preservation of child life, the relief of child distress, the advancement of religion and the relief and redemption of prisoners and captives.Grants will only be given to organisations, not to individuals.

Supports the work of the Mothers Union worldwide, but operates mainly with the Diocese of Liverpool, providing support to families, children, young people and older people within the area.Operating within the community, schools, hospitals and prisons to support those in need.