Crime and Justice Charities

Provision of funding for education and vocational or practical training, to assist ex-offenders and recovering drug addicts. The objective is for the individual to secure long term employment, which will enable the individual to re-build their life and become useful and productive members of society.

To advance the Christian faith through the performing of musical concerts carrying the Christian message.To relieve financial hardship, sickness and supporting communities by performing fund-raising concerts for various organisations in the UK and abroad, taking live music into prisons for rehabilitation purposes, visiting care homes for the elderly and serving the wider community with music.

Delivering services with partners to protect victims, witnesses and/or offenders involved or affected by crimeSupporting public, private and voluntary sector organisations to access crime prevention materials, advice and guidanceWorking with academic partners to enhance the evidence-base around what works to protect people and reduce crimeDistributes grants to support other organisations

To relieve the distress and suffering caused to parents by Adolescent to Parent Violence and Abuse (APVA) be it physical, verbal, psychological, emotional, sexual and financial abuse.to relieve sickness and to preserve the health of the patients in Nigeria, Cameroon and Liberia by providing or assisting in the provision of equipment, facilities and services not provided by government.

Work This Way works with offenders, ex offenders and those at risk of offending. It provides practical high quality training and work experience; advice, guidance and mentoring; and commissions or undertakes appropriate research to assist in evauating and advancing training for offenders, ex offenders and those at risk of offending.

The charity is striving to improve road safety in Rooksbridge. The village is bisected by the main A38 trunk road and the aim is to eliminate or reduce the hazards that exist for both pedestrians and motorists. We are currently paying for additional cutting of the verges along the A38. Two vehicle activated speed signs have been supplied by the charity and are now operating.

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation in particular in the sport of cycling.The preservation and protection of health by advancing the education of the public in matters relating to road safety with a view to reducing the numbers of road collisions.

The object of the CIO is the promotion and protection of public safety and the saving of lives through improvement of the safety of UK aviation by the efficient and equitable use of airspace for General Aviation users.

We are a locally based charity that aims to provide education and information to young people and the general public. We do this by providing presentations on road safety at local schools and events. These sessions often use modern technology such as VR headsets/Simulators to make the sessions interactive. We also provide funding to which allow young people to participate in road safety courses.

Driver training to Advanced Standards

Religious services, weekly prayer and fellowship group, and a youth group. We also engage with the local community with elderly care home and prison visits. We visit local care homes and hold a carol service at Chriand provide gifts for residents in the home. We also plan to start visiting local prisons to further share our religious beliefs and provide a valuable service within the local communi

We operate a day centre for the those in need which also includes food parcels. We help to rehabilitate ex-offenders. We provide training and education to support young people. We arrange awareness events in the community's we serve.

One Voice for Freedom (OVFF) was established to promote education and understanding of the issues of slavery and forced labour worldwide.In order to achieve its mission OVFF organises and runs fundraising events and other marketing ventures. The profits from such events are given to Anti-Slavery International to help finance its work to combat all forms of slavery around the world.

For poor prisoners

The Delves United Charity aims to provide the relief of poverty in such ways as may be thought fit, the provision of recreation facilities for the public at large or those who by reason of their youth, age, infirmity, disability, financial hardship or social and economic circumstances have need of such facilities. Also the promotion of public safety and the prevention of crime.

Raising Funds for traffic calming in Maulden

The relief in sickness and assistance in distress of indigent British nationals who are residing either permanently or temporarily in the republic of Italy. The provision of clothing, dictionaries or educational aids to British prisoners, temporarily resident in Italy arising from sickness or distress.

PROVIDE HOLIDAYS FOR FAMILIES UNDER PRESSUREHELPING IN PRISONSKNITTING TRAUMA TEDDIES AND CLOTHES FOR NEO-NATAL UNITSHELPING WITH CHURCH MOTHER & TODDLERS GROUPSHELPING FAMILIESPROMOTE CHRISTIAN RELIGION IN MARRIAGE AND FAMILY LIFEPARENTING GROUPS

To represent the residents of the Dutch Quarter in matters concerning planning, conservation, licensing, street services, crime reduction etc

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.

The charity makes small "first aid" grants and offers advice to former members of her Majesty's Royal Air Forces who were prisoners of war and their widows and dependents. The charity makes small donations to other charities who share the objects of the Royal Air Forces ex-Prisoners of War Association.

The charity offers support and works with young people and adults who are in prison. We aim to provide both spiritual, moral support to effect changs in their lifes that they can lead a normal one, once released and back in the comminity amongst their friends and family.

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.

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.