Crime and Justice Charities

Regular public worship open to all. The provision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation. Pastoral care, including visiting those in hospital, prison, care homes and the bereaved. Teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses and small groups. Supporting local schools and charites in the UK and overseas.

100 and First Foundation works closely with offenders, ex-offenders and those vulnerable to committing crime so that they might not face social exclusion or disadvantage when trying to access different functions of society. Our projects help our beneficiaries shift their identity from pro-offending to pro-social so that they might see themselves differently in the world around them.

The advancement of education of the public, in particular but not exclusively dog owners and trainers, in responsible dog ownership, including public safety , obedience training and the health and welfare of dogs.

Involved in prevention or alleviation of poverty through the provision of services to people in need e.g. homeless persons, refugees, asylum seekers, victim of crime, Youth and young adults, and elderly.Advancement of religion, places of worship, raising awareness of religious and understanding of religious beliefs and practices. Any other purpose that is presently recognised as charitable

Support and assistance to prisoners, ex-prisoners and individuals who may be in prison but have not yet been convicted and / or sentenced to help their rehabilitation, transition and integration into society during the period prior to and following their release from prison and to seek to reduce the risk of offending or re-offending (as applicable) following their release.

Finding Rhythms aims to assist and support prisoners and ex-prisoners in finding new patterns of behaviour. We do this through a combination of music courses, 1-2-1 mentoring and a nationally recognised employability certificate. Our work from time to time extends to individuals affected by crime, families of prisoners and connected communities.

Safer Luton provides a a range of activities to support those who are victims of crime as well as those at risk of crime and anti social behaviour. It aims to provide a menu of support to individuals and families, along with bespoke information advice and guidance

Our volunteers befriend some of the most vulnerable people in prison regardless of their location or crime. Throughout our work we stay in contact with people in prison and ex-offenders for as long as they need our help. We have no artificial cut-off points. Our subsidiary company, Inside Time, publishes Inside Time the national newspaper for people in prison.

To use technology to find and disrupt human trafficking

Please refer to the charitable objects detailed in the charity's entry on the Charity Commission's website.

Pastoral care and practical support to women affected by prostitution and human trafficking for the purpose of sexual exploitation. Founded in 2009 under the leadership of Sisters Adoratrices, the charity is a continued expression of the Sisters' unique charism & apostolic mission, which is over 150 years old with currently 153 social projects in 23 countries supporting over 11,000 women annually.

SHARING THE GOSPEL OF CHRIST THROUGH TRAINING, PRISON VISITATION, STREET WORK AND CHAPLAINCY. SHARING THE LOVE OF CHRIST BY GIVING PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL AND SPIRITUAL SUPPORT VIA OUR NEXT STAGE HOUSING PROJECT. BRINGING THE HOPE OF CHRIST INTO THE LIVES OF STRUGGLING FAMILIES WHO USE OUR FAMILY FOOD FAYRE CLUB.

To provide help and assistance to the poor, needy and destitute predominantly in India but also worldwide where there is a need. Assistance includes providing aid via funding and grants for:1.Humanitarian Relief Work2.Medical Aid 3.Childrens Education4.Environmental Causes5.Promoting Sikh Ethos6.Self sufficiency and rehabilitation7. Aid/welfare for Sikh prisoners and their families

Provides emotional and well being support to women victims of gender violence and trafficking

- The relief of those in need, or other disadvantage through the provision of food, items, services and support to individuals in need.- The preservation and protection of good mental health and wellbeing to support children and families from socially and economically disadvantage.- The prevention of crime for the public benefit to reduce levels of crime and anti-social behaviour.

BEEP Doctors is a charity providing enhanced pre-hospital emergency medical care to people in Cumbria.Our team of doctors are on call 24/7, attending serious incidents including road traffic collisions, farming accidents and other life threatening emergencies. BEEP covers all of Cumbria from Whitehaven in the West, Brampton in the East, North to the Scottish Borders and South to Barrow-in-Furness.

Support for refugees and asylum seekers in Wales - and specifically in the Newport (South Wales) area. Education on issues relating to human trafficking.

The Resource Centre is a resident-led self-supporting community charity in Thanington, an acknowledged area of poverty & disadvantage on the outskirts of Canterbury. As a focal point for the community it caters mainly for families, children and young people, with well recognised successful crime reduction, significantly reduced anti-social behaviour, food banks, hot meals and community engagement.

Providing a support structure for people affected by a death or traumatic incident either within their family or through witnessing of a fire, road traffic collision (RTC) or drowning incident with trauma, and by responding to the emotional needs of people who have been affected by fire, RTC or drowning or incident causing trauma with charitable help and assistance.

The fund is a voluntary organisation, which was established in 1989 by members of the Prison Service. It is an independent association supported by staff within the Prison Service with the aim of providing assistance, either directly or in conjunction with other fund raising efforts, to any member of the general public who needs assistance, particular medical attention or equipment.

Adavu works to respond to the issues of modern slavery across the West Midlands through long term support to adult survivors of modern slavery making the transition into a life in the local community; advocating justice; building partnerships and raising awareness.

++Â++º+-ª Alleviate poverty ++Â++º+-ª Provide health advice, advocacy, assistance, offenders projects, Welfare/Employment Rights advice and Assistance++Â++º+-ª Provide Educational, Training & Employment skills development++Â++º+-ª Provide Capacity Building Interventions to organisations and individuals ++Â++º+-ª Provide research, information and assistance to other agencies in related matters

To promote and provide support and advice to people, in or heading into crime. Focusing on young people, in need. In particular the provision of support in encouraging citizenship and the provision of positive role models.The advancement of community cohesion and development through supporting ex-offenders back into the community.

Primarily in maintaining St Aldhelms Chapel Lytchett Heath for the performance of divine services. Secondly, supporting the physical and mental health of HM armed forces, the prevention of crime and rehabilitation of prisoners, the relief of physical and mental illness, the advancement of education, and the relief of poverty.

Lighthouse strives to support those battered and bruised by the storms of life such as addicts, homeless and ex-offenders. It seeks to share God's love in an inclusive way, creating a supportive community accessible to all who wish to join.We work in partnership with St George's Crypt and St George's Church to offer individual pastoral support and actively facilitate access other services.