Crime and Justice Charities

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.

Touchstone Projects supports motivational and inspirational programmes in prisons and immigration detention centres in the UK and abroad.Other supported projects include educational programmes in Africa as well as poverty and disaster relief in Africa and Asia.

We offer mediation services for neighbours, victim and offenders, parents and teenagers, anger management and peer mediation in schools. All these in the Maidstone Council area and part of the Tonbridge & Malling Council area.

To ensure that community projects tackling crime and disorder receive financial and other support.Within a wider strategy to reduce crime protect the vulnerable, promote good citizenship, promote sport and active recreation, tackle drug and alcohol misuse, improve road safety and develop safer communities.

Cornergate Foundation works with prisoners/ex-offenders helping them to rehabilitate and resettle after prison, refraining from crime. We work with people in addictions, mental health conditions and the lonely and isolated as these factors all overlap. Core work is in befriending/mentoring, addiction recovery, signposting to other agencies and advocacy. We work in Hertfordshire and surrounds.

Remake is a charity which works with ex offenders , schools and universities to provide entrepreneurship training , work placements and venture capital help to help with employment,self employment and reentry

To provide emotional support to people by Telephone, SMS, Email or face to face. Operate A listener scheme in Swansea Prison and work in Partnership with other Organisations to provide emotional support. Fund raise to support the running of a Branch and to operate a Charity Shop.

Prodigal Bikes collects unwanted bikes in the UK. We refurbish them, then send them to Africa to help people there gain access to education, healthcare and employment. The bikes are prepared here by ex-offenders, ex-homeless people and school children at risk of exclusion. We teach them bike maintenance skills and inspire them towards further training and employment in Engineering related jobs.

COFEPOW built the Far East Prisoners of War Memorial Building, at the N.M.A in Staffordshire to perpetuate the FEPOW memory with a portrayal of their horrifying captivity during World War II. On COFEPOW's web site, www.cofepow.org.uk, a database on FEPOWs assists the education/research of people world wide. COFEPOW continues maintaining the Memorial Building and adjoining areas.

Kent Refugee Help supports refugees and migrants held in London and Kent prisons. We help people access legal advice and representation to fight their case. After release we continue to help in other ways, supporting them and providing small cash sums for emergencies. We offer legal advice for immigration via telephone or face to face. We are regulated to give immigration legal advice by OISC.

Borderline Books: providing free books to organisations working with vulnerable people of all ages. Promoting literacy for all age groups. Free books for prisoners.Multilingual Library with books in 105 languages & dialects; bilingual books for children; language classes; meeting space for refugee groups & others; educational activities. Library of Sanctuary.

The Gospel of Jesus Christ is proclaimed and people are challenged to put their faith into action, to be obedient to God and to be good citizens in our community. Support also is given to selected organisations that specialise in Bible teaching, work with prisoners, establishing Christian fellowships, social problems and relief for those devastated by natural disasters around the world.

To promote social inclusion for people aged 8 - 24 using powerful unmounted horse based interventions with specially trained horses.Professional referrals from : schools, CAMHS, Social Workers, Specialist Agencies, Domestic Violence, Drug & Alcohol for those suffering from a variety of challenges e.g Mental Health - especially anxiety, school exclusion, ADHD, neglect & abuse, victims of crime etc

We provide free confidential advice, support and help to sufferers and/or their families who suffer from an asbestos related disease in the Cheshire area.

we offer a facility for people who would like to learn to ride a bicycle either as a complete novice or to regain confidence in a traffic free environment. we also have a range of adapted machines to allow people with physical or intellectual difficulties to take part. Everyone welcome.

Activities include:1. Evangelism2. Door to Door visitation3. Visitation to the prison4. Visitation to the elderly home (Nursing and care homes)5. Call conference to the lonely who are in our database which was made available as a result of our foodbank participation.6. Inter-denominational events (e.g. Mental health seminars, youth music night)7. Inter-faith initiative

Samaritans provide completely confidential emotional support 24 hours a day every day by telephone, face to face, letter and text and outside our branches at festivals, prisons, hospitals, schools, work places and with the homeless through a network of 201 branches in the UK. The vision is that fewer people die by suicide.

The centre provides an open access drop in service for families and young children and offers a range of activities such as messy play, arts and crafts, outings and visits to local places of interest and a Healthy lunch club. We also offer parenting courses, and invite external agencies such as Health Visitor, Speech and Language Therapist and Road Safety Unit to talk to parents.

The Objects of the Group are to promote for the benefit of the public:good citizenship and greater participation in matters relating to public safety and the prevention and solution of crime; andthe protection of people and property from crime by the improvement of relationships and co-operation between the police and the Community

Overseas: raising funds for development projects and emergency aid.In Devon, arranging holidays for disadvantaged families; providing toys for prisoner's children visiting prisons; knitting goods for the elderly and for still-born babies; providing goods for womens' refuges and prisoners, supporting rufugees. Supporting actions against gender based violence and modern day slavery.

Magic Lantern runs interactive art history workshops in schools and a range of adult groups including prisons, homeless centres and hospices. We show that anyone can understand and enjoy art. We also show how art can enhance and bring to life any curriculum subject or topic and can help develop a range of life skills including problem solving, critical thinking, communication and confidence.

Working with the supply of management and provision of volunteers to our local FoodbankServing with and helping to administrate our local Baby BasicsDelivering regular evangelism and befriending ministry in our local townHelping out with several weekly child and youth clubs across WrexhamPreaching in and serving at local churchesServing with and helping to administrate prison ministry

Raise residents' issues & liaise with councils/interested parties. Main aims: provide leisure & recreation facilities; promote preservation, development & improvement of character & amenities; advance education. Run by CTTE of volunteers. Agree priorities for next year; continued effort in 4 key areas: Planning/Environment/Decorations; Police/Traffic; Events & Youth. Act on Survey Results.

Blue Bear Freedom UK's charitable purposes include giving grants to projects and organisations supporting children and young people affected by modern slavery, human trafficking and exploitation. Blue Bear Freedom UK also raises awareness through a variety of means, including social media, written publications, podcasts and speaking engagements.

The objects of the charity are restricted to the promotion of road safety for the benefit of the public and in particular young people. These objects are pursued through funded research, publications and a range of practical skill and attitudinal development activities designed to promote road safety in the minds of the target audience.