Housing Charities That specialise in Accommodation

We are a Foodbank and hold the Trussell Trust franchise for Bridgwater. We issue our Red Vouchers to 39 agencies in and around Bridgwater the CAB, Housing Associations, Social Services, Primary Schools, Salvation Army etc etc.If the holders see a family in need they offer the person in crisis one of our Red Vouchers, they then bring the voucher to us and we give food in exchange.

Grants to St Alban's Church serving the community to support curate, youth clubs, repair & restoration of plate and vestments, confirmation candidates preparation, Children's and Youth pilgrimages to Walsingham.

Running the Home of Hope- a place of love and safety for abandoned and neglected childrenAid to individuals and families in needVocational training schools i.e literacy schools and sewing centresProvision of support and clothing to pastors and widowsChildren's ministryBuilding churchesConferencesSpecial events and gifts for children

Providing destitute children in Nepal with a secure and loving home in Sarangkot, Nepal, and the opportunity to regain childhood, receive health care and education, learning skills such as tailoring, computer technology, farming, food preparation etc necessary for attaining jobs in the future.Also contributing to basic health care and health education to villagers in the remote areas of Nepal.

We are an independent Christian Church. We seek to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We meet weekly for public worship, preaching and teaching of the Bible. We have occasional special services, home meetings, joint meetings with other churches, weekly young people's meetings, a weekly parents and toddlers group, weekly coffee mornings, lectures, etc.

For the promotion,protection and preservation of animal welfare . The rescue of abandoned,neglected or abused animals .The provision of free veterinary care for rescued animals through approved veterinarian surgeons where required. Select approved,safe and experienced foster/ permanent homes to care for rescued animals. Provide experienced , safe homes for the re homing of domesticated animal

THE CHARITY'S OBJECTS(THE OBJECTS) ARE TO RELIEVE HARDSHIP OR DISTRESS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY, BY:I) PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO PERSONS IN NEED FOR THE PURPOSES OF PROVIDING HEALTHCARE, EDUCATION AND HOUSING; ANDII)PROVIDING FINANCIAL AND OTHER ASSISTANCE AT TIMES OF HUMAN MADE OR NATURAL DISASTER

We develop the capacity and skills of the members of the socially and economically disadvantaged community of persons living in social housing; and promote social inclusion by preventing people from becoming socially excluded, relieving the needs of those people who are socially excluded and assisting them to integrate into society, all in the area of London (including Greater London).

Music events, festivals, theatre, community and schools workshops, art exhibitions, poetry, writing group, publishing, audio production, graphic design, photography, film making and project management. We have worked closely with many: schools, local authorities, housing associations, to showcase high quality World Music and Arts. GFMA provide free workshops in the community.

Our objectives are to support young homeless Londoners to access housing, using capital to pay the deposit, rent in advance, top up fees and to act as a nonprofit guarantor.

The purpose of the Charity is to provide housing for the elderly and needy. The main activity of the Charity is to maintain the nine almshouses to a high standard. The Charity also offers allotments to members of the public in the village and also the surrounding area.

Beechwood Chapel is a church which aims to enable and encourage as many people as possible from the locality and further afield to worship together and fellowship together as part of the active community is facilitates. Alongside the Sunday meetings there are kids groups, home groups, fall prevention classes, tots mornings and further pastoral and practical care given to the local community

Rescue, rehabilitate and rehome unwanted, abandoned, ill treated Labradors. We regularly attend events throughout Lincolnshire/Nottinghamshire areas and also in the South throughout Surrey, Berkshire, Hampshire. We offer a microchipping service during these events as well as offer information on services we provide.

Friends of Home from Home (UK) was set up to support the work of Home from Home a registered charity in South Africa.The aims of Home from Home in South Africa are to provide a supported and supervised community based care for orphans abandoned and vulnerable children.

The charity is a Christian church that has weekly Sunday services, where there is corporate worship, preaching and fellowship. The church creates opportunities for those wanting to enquire about the Christian faith to find out more, facilitates weekly meetings in homes where friendships are strengthened and growth in the Christian faith is nurtured, and works regularly with other churches.

The National Council has continue to assist communities on matters appertaining to the administration of shechita practice and to the preservation of the Jewish religious method of humane slaughter of permitted species of animals for food - Shechita - as a religious moral right, at home and abroad.

Alleviate distress caused to the breed of dog known as Golden Retrievers which may be ill treated, abandoned or neglected. In cases where Golden Retrievers are abandoned or unwanted, or the dogs can no longer be cared for in their present homes, to re-home the Golden Retrievers to ensure their future well being.

Helping people in the parish of Melbourn and surrounding villages with mobility problems, who need some assistance in their everyday lives to enable them to retain independence in their own homes.

WORSHIP MEETINGS TO TEACH AND ENCOURAGE CHRISTIANS IN THEIR FAITHOUTREACH EVENTS TO LOCALS AND VISITORS WEEKLY WARM SPACEFOOD BANK (FOODSHARE NORTH WALES)SMALL GROUPS MEETING IN HOMES FOR FELLOWSHIP, PRAYER AND STUDYSUPPORT OF MISSION AND COMMUNITY PROJECTS AND WORKERS IN THE UK AND ABROADHOSTING OTHER CHARITABLE, CHRISTIAN OR LOCAL COMMUNITY EVENTS

We offer a free cooked breakfast for anyone who needs it. We welcome people who are homeless and those at risk of homelessness, everyone is welcome, and you do not need a referral.We give our guests the chance to meet and socialise in a warm and friendly place. We also signpost our guests to local support services including housing, welfare, and addiction support.

Collective Church exists to engage with people everyday leading them to life with Jesus at the centre. We meet at The Priory Street Centre weekly for our Sunday Services. We meet in homes during the week for Collective Groups, which are smaller groups of people doing life with Jesus together. We also undertake projects to serve the city, and to share God's love.

Provide almshouses for elderly residents in West Bromwich

Allocating tenancies for properties acquired by NAViGO Health and Social Care CIC to provide suitable accommodation for vulnerable people.Grants to enable vulnerable people access to Education, Employment and Housing opportunities.Holding charitable funds on behalf of vulnerable people and services in North East Lincolnshire.

To ensure and promote the wellbeing of children and their parents

The charity manages a countryside centre and tea room in an historic local barn, moved from the site of the Channel Tunnel complex, housing local historic artefacts and information. It also manages an adjacent museum dedicated to the Elham Valley Line Railway, housing many rail based artefacts and the English half of the original model from the Channel Tunnel Exhibition Centre.