Crime and Justice Charities

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

Supporting young people who live in care to transition into adulthood through mentoring support, employment advice and skill workshopsSupporting victims of human trafficking through Refferals, Legal advice, basic skill building and advocacySupporting people from refugee and backgroundsHealth awareness programmesLanguage and after school clubTraining and computer skills

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

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.

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.

Provision of spiritual and helpful support: community activities including youth clubs; children's clubs; mothers' and toddlers' clubs; visiting into various prisons in Kent; meetings for all ages; provide meeting/conference facilities for Alcoholics Anonymous and other organisations.

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.

Recycling of freely donated bicycles to give affordable access to fully reconditioned roadworthy bikes, to local children and adults, to enable them to improve their health, increase their opportunities for employment, reduce the cost of their transport, interact within their community, volunteer and fund raise. Training and instruction in road safety is provided both on and off road.

Delivering interventions and bespoke programmes designed and presented by ex-offenders and serving prisoners to disengaged young people in a bid to raise awareness and help deter from a life of crime.Providing training, education, voluntary and employment opportunities assisting in the rehabilitation of offenders whilst engaging and supporting deprived communities through new initiatives

++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.

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.

CIAO believes people can change their own lives and wants everyone in prison and those convicted of offences in our communities to be offered life coaching that challenges and supports them, so they can help themselves and others. Over 50 coaches have helped over 1500 men, women and children since 2010 (including their families, staff working with them and those at risk of offending).

T/A UK-AFI. The preservation of life property & prevention of crime for the public benefit, by developing & maintaining good practice in the investigation of fire & arson, ensuring the highest professional standards of competence developing technical knowledge in fire & arson investigation techniques, procedures & making that knowledge available to professionals, service providers & the public.

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.

The House of the Open Door is based in Worcestershire. Its purpose is to advance the Christian faith in accordance with its Statement of Faith. It operates a Christian Retreat Centre and serves a local and wider community, church groups, prisoners, individuals in need and young people through prayer, hospitality and support.

To relieve the charitable needs of sufferers of asbestos-related diseases, in particular but not exclusively by 9a) the provision of an advice and information service, including assistance in claiming compensation and state benefits; (b) advice about treatment, and the provision of medical aids or other financial assistance or means to enable such people to improve their conditions of life.

The organisation offers prisons in the UK with training and support to encourage improvement in the nutritional value, variety, and quality of the food served inside prisons. This includes menu consultation and development, staff training,cooking support and healthy eating initiatives. It also offers education on nutrition and healthy eating habits, cooking skills, growing and ingredients.

Regular Sunday morning services, celebrations, house groups, children/youth work, bible studies & prayer meetings. Outreach activities to the local area including in Woolwich Town Centre. Make prison visits & also provide ongoing contact/support to those men after release. Provide personal financial planning through running the Money Course using materials/training provided by CAP.

Frugal Empowerment Foundation's 2025 projects enhance communities in the UK and Nigeria through youth music development, festive aid, elderly support, GYMPAC, community-building initiatives through a series of Caring Saturdays programmes, small business empowerment, crisis relief for children, and prison rehabilitation programmes

To promote the advancement and awareness of Christianity throughout West London and the London boroughs of Ealing and Hounslow, in particular by providing assistance and support to young people, the elderly, ex offenders or others in conditions of hardship or distress as the result of social circumstances or disadvantage

To advance the Christian faith by performing drama based on bible stories and historical Christian events, people and literature. Dramas are performed to the public, usually in Christian based venues, schools and prisons throughout the UK.

The aim of the charity is to reduce re-offending by assisting ex-offenders to resettle into society.

Publication of a Christian outreach newspaper to help those in personal outreach speak of their faith. Papers sold to missions, churches and individuals but supplied free of charge to Christian Chaplains in UK prisons and rehabilitation centres