Housing Charities That specialise in Accommodation

Cylch Meithrin Penybontfawr is a pre school playgroup, registered for children aged 2.5 years until school. The Cylch runs 4 days a week. The language of the Cylch is predominantly Welsh, and many of the children attending are from non-welsh speaking homes & quickly absorb Welsh as their second language. Cylch Ti a Fi is a mothers & toddlers group

The charity is for the breed of dogs known as German Wirehaired Pointers we aim to relieve the suffering of sick and abandoned dogs. In particular providing rescue facilities, new homes and veterinary treatment for dogs that come to our attention. We will continue to monitor and provide support to owners of rescued and adopted dogs

Our aim is the advancement of the Christian faith and other charitable work focusing mainly on Hardwick and nearby villages. We hold weekly Sunday morning services; meet in homes for study, discussion and prayer; link with pre- primary and secondary schools, Gracefield Care Home, and various community initiatives in the village, as well as various collaborations with local churches.

We aim to help Rhodesian Ridgebacks in our area who have fallen on hard times. If necessary we will find new homes for those that can no longer stay with their owners and where appropriate we will educate and advise both owners and the wider public how to care for this unique breed.

We help children with disabilities in the impoverished Teso region of Uganda by funding nourishment, orthopaedic and plastic surgery in Kumi Hospital, mobility items (such as wheelchairs) and education. We help their families by building houses for the homeless, providing safe fuel-saving stoves and helping parents (especially mothers) to generate an income. We help others to help themselves.

SanKTus' objects are the relief of poverty through advice & practical support to vulnerable people in Kentish Town and London. They provide meals, showers and clothes, befriending & referrals to housing, health & social care agencies; activities for Irish elders include activities & lunch; they support volunteers to participate in all aspects of the charity's work.

The Foundation acts as a donor advised fund, and a corporate trustee of almshouse charities.

We are an evangelical, charismatic Christian church, part of the Relational Mission family of churches. Our activities are as follows. A public act of worship every Sunday morning at our hired premises in Combs Lane, Stowmarket. Life groups meet regularly at homes in Stowmarket. Street outreach in Stowmarket Town Centre on some Saturday mornings.

Promotes the welfare of children and young people under the age of 25 who suffer from various effects of social deprivation, abuse, mental and physical handicap, inadequate housing, lack of education or training, and the problems derived from unemployment and lone parent families.

Providing opportunities for regular social contact and for enriching the quality of life for the elderly and the isolated in the community (including young people with mental health, bullying or abuse issues), and providing housing and homeless support, crisis intervention, emergency funds, counselling, advocacy, bereavement support, etc.

The objectives of the Trust are to the relief of sickness and the advancement of children, who are sick, convalescent, disabled, or have learning disabilities.

Provide buildings/facilities/open space for animals in its care while looking for new homes for them.Provide services for homing and care of annimals while they are in our custody.Provide advice and information about animal care for prospective adopters and general public.

For the purpose of providing good quality furniture free of charge to those who have been rehoused due to crisis and who find themselves in the position of having to furnish a new home from scratch without the means to do so; promoting the recycling and re-use of furniture; and promoting social inclusion for those who are socially marginalised.

Support for retired Anglican clergy and partners

Speaking at public and private meetings in churches, schools and homes, on average for 18 days a month, throughout the UK. Organising and speaking at Open-Air meetings twice a month. Also the distribution of Christian literature and the financial support of Children's Homes in India, Burma, Nepal Thailand and Honduras, on a regular monthly basis.

Provide information, advice, guidance in immigration, health, housing, benefit advice, education, training and support to young people, families and children mainly from deprived backgrounds living in poverty. We offer a number of educational, cultural and sports activities such as dance, IT, music, drama, ESOL, football, healthy eating cooking classes, sewing, self-defence, domestic violence etc.

Provide informaiton, advice, counselling, referral, interpretation, translation and accompanying services on housing, welfare, health, immigration & asylum, education, training, employment to men, women, older people, young people, children, abled and disabled of all ethnic backgrounds.

To provide a spiritual home primarily, but not exclusively, for the Chinese in Swansea and the South West Wales area. To provide spiritual welfare and care to Christians and to equip spiritually those who will be returning to Asia. To foster a Christian world view, to share in promoting the world-wide mission of Christ, and particularly to pray for the Chinese people world-wide.

We stage an annual golf day named Nedbank South African Charity Golf Day. We may include other fund raising events in future. We distribute the funds raised to pre-selected charities who operate in South Africa but often have a UK registered charity under the same name. We concentrate on charities supporting children by improving education, health, housing, sporting facilities and the disabled.

This charity consists of two semi-detached houses which are let to tenants and provide income to support the main charity JIREH CHAPEL, TENTERDEN 258860.

FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT, THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION AND THE RELIEF OF POVERTY AND RELIEF OF NEED OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE AND THEIR FAMILIES WHO ARE ATTENDING OR HAVE ATTENDED THE SOL Y LUNA INTERCULTURAL SCHOOL, THE SOL Y LUNA HOME AND THE PAQARI CENTRE FOR THE DISABLED, PRIMARILY BY PROVIDING OR ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF EDUCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL AND OTHER CHARITABLE FACILITIES.

Sunday church services, mid-week meetings, mid-week home groups, leadership development programme, youth gatherings, children's clubs, creche, benevolent giving.

We Provide services to the Somali Community including Advice and information sessions Advocacy for families when dealign with schools, Housing, Social Services and SEND departments, We run annual Cultural events and creative projects for all ages. We help improve of health and social care access and support with financial issues during the financial crisis such food coops, cost of living grants.

For the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of cats in need of care and attention and, in particular, to provide and maintain rescue homes or other facilities for the reception, care and treatment of such animals, and to educate the public in matters pertaining to animal welfare in general and the prevention of cruelty and suffering among cats.

Provision of entertainment and recreational activities for terminally ill and bereaved children in the UKProvision of colour and music therapy to children in the UK who have incurred brain injuriesProvision of birthday gifts to orphaned and underprivileged children in India and South AfricaProvision of a home for widowed and abandoned mothers with HIV in India