Crime and Justice Charities

To promote road safety for the benefit of the public

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

THE PRINCIPAL ACTIVITY OF THE COMPANY IS THE REDUCTION OF CRIME AND RECIDIVISM BY THE PROVISION OF THEATRICAL ACTIVITIES

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

Improve road safety by providing advanced driver training

Improving Road Safety

The purpose of DAGE is to combat social isolation for pensioners of Lewisham and Greenwich by the provision of a pop-in facility for social contact, an advice and information service providing help with forms and referrals to specialist agencies, and the provision of advice from fire safety to crime prevention. The DAGE charity shop will make affordable items available to pensioners.

To identify crime related activities, to consider methods of tackling these and to undertake projects designed to assist in solving the problems.

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

To promote the improvement of the standard of driving, the advancement of road safety and assist our members with their voluntary work with other charities and organisations in helping to save lives

Promotion of Road Safety.Improving Driver and Rider Skills

Advice and guidance to Associate Members on how best to obtain the necessary skills to pass the Institutes Advanced Driving Test.

To support road safety initiatives within Great Britain

To provide support and guidance in preparing for the IAM RoadSmart advanced driving test.

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.

To improve protect and preserve for the benefit of the public the area known as the East Cliff conservation area, in St James's and Kemp Town Village areas of Brighton, to ensure that it does not become lost to future generations either through bad planning wanton destruction or excessive traffic.

To provide efficient search and rescue services, primarily but not exclusively on mountains and fells, for the benefit of any person or persons in need of such services and also promote public safety in this subject by whatever charitable means the Executive Committee think fit.

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.