Housing Charities That specialise in Accommodation

LOVE, CARE AND A HOME FOR UGANDAN ORPHANSWe will provide a safe and loving environment that all children feel is a place they can call home. We will provide the basic needs of water, food, clothing and health care. We will provide an education in local schools.We will seek to develop our children?s life skills, providing them with tools to equip themselves for an independent future.

The rescue and rehoming of unwanted, neglected and stray dogs, undertaking veterinary treatment where necessary and neutering, vaccinating, m/chipping prior to sourcing a suitable new home.

Provision of social housing for poor persons who are or have been residents of the Borough of Burnley

To provide housing and support for those with mental health problems in the Salisbury area.

The Trustees shall stand possessed of the Trust property and the income thereof upon trust to apply the same either as capital or as income for such charitable purposes in or connected with Hampshire and its surrounding areas as the Trustees shall from time to time think fit and so that no part of the trust property need be retained or shall be treated as permanent endowment.

Seek potential adoption homes for retired racing greyhounds. Educate the public in the husbandary and care of former racing greyhounds.

Objects of FCCHS: The provision of education for young people admitted to C&W, The Royal Brompton, St. Mary's, Collingham Child & Family Unit, Lavender Walk Adolescent Unit, Bayswater Children's Centre & any children & young people who are unable to attend school due to medical or a mental health diagnosis also to support the education of students returning to their home Community.

Providing help to people, including members, who request help. Supplying meals to the homeless visiting the Church after Sunday services. Arranging home visits to pray for the sick by regular meeting in different Church houses.Providing help to the needy and encouragement to integrate fully in the community.we helped reconcile many couples who were estranged,teaching were given to the youth .

Principal Activity - The principal activity is the management of the seven almshouses in Balaams Lane, Southgate - the site manager occupying one unit.Management - Is vested in a Board of Trustees, the Vicars of Christ Church, Southgate and of St Andrews Church, Southgate are ex-officio Trustees.

WEEKLY LUNCHEON CLUB AND DROP IN SERVICE FOR, DISABLED, ELDERLY, ISOLATED, LONELY AND DEPRESSED WOMEN IN THE REDBRIDGE AREA. WE PROVIDE YOGA AND KEEP FIT TO MUSIC SESSIONS, ADVICE AND INFORMATION SEMINARS ON A RANGE OF HEALTH AND SAFETY MATTERS, OUTREACH SERVICE PROVIDING HOME AND HOSPITAL VISITS. REGULAR CLINICS HELD BY PSYCHOLOGIST. VISITS AND TRIPS.

Works with local charities and individuals in Uganda to relieve poverty and sickness and to provide education for children and others in need. The charity works particularly closely with the St Michael's Children Home in Nsambya. The charity also seeks to raise awareness in the UK of issues of poverty in Uganda.

The trust owns 6 cottages in Birmingham and lets these through a managing agent to residents. Lettings are means tested.

To provide supported housing accommodation in the community with associated amenities for the mentally ill or disabled.

We provide activities including Kids Club ,Heart to Heart,Youth inclusion Project, Boys Group, Girls Group, Sports project, Home visit /one to one support, Return to learn for children young people an the wider community. In addition we offer ABC for those at risk of entering the criminal justice system.

The principal activities of The Homeless Foundation are to provide homes to be used as 'move-on' accommodation to help homeless people 'move-on' from hostels and B&Bs. We also provide "Move-In" Grants to buy essentials that ensure their move to independent living is successful. From 2015 we also provide "Prevention Services" for 18 to 25 year olds - online advice & education programme for schools.

A childhood cancer charity providing a holiday home for respite to families affected by childhood cancer. Research into cancers in children in particular high grade brain tumours which are under researched and have low survival rates, in some cases terminal at diagnosis. Raising awareness of childhood cancers and providing educational support to children and general support to the families.

Manhood Wildlife and Heritage care for various habitats across the Manhood Peninsula where wildlife can flourish. Some sites are home to rare species, others form a network of rich and diverse habitats, which are managed by local volunteers. Our activities include active environmental conservation projects, local history research, guided walks, publications, photography and newsletters.

We work with a Tanzanian NGO called TUMAINI, based in Tanga. We provide funds to support orphans to go to school and in Further Education; and small loans to their carers to help with small income-generating operations. We raise money by subscriptions, donations, sponsorships and fundraising events. Twice a year, we visit the schools, colleges and homes with the NGO to see the children and carers.

The aim of our Club is focused at encouraging more Children, Young people & Adults from all walks of life, broken homes, at risk of crime, truancy or addiction etc to participate in sports, particularly boxing to promote Health and Fitness and provide a focus for skills and confidence development thus making a Positive difference to their lives. .

Relief of sickness and the preservation of health of the public by providing grants to help in the provision of facilities and support services.

Low rental housing from John Scott bequest.

The current main activities of the charity are:1) Supplementary education classes for disadvantaged children and young people aged 5 -18 2) Extracurricular Activities (sport activities & nutritional & healthy eating lessons)3) Home-language classes with ethical lessons;4) Drop-in advice & information provision/communityevents;5) Partnership/networking & safeguarding training/workshops

The charity continues to make donations to support the Heal Project in Zambia which runs a school for 300 children up to Zambian school grade 7 and an orphanage housing about 35 children ranging from 3-15 years old.All funds donated continue to be remitted to Zambia with no UK costs other than money transfer fees. All work on fundraising and administration is done by volunteers.

The charity tends to support charitable projects either very close to home - mainly in mid-Cornwall where these tend to be of a cultural nature - or in the developing world, where we tend to concentrate on the relief of poverty by supporting small-scale community projects.

Learning and skills performance, housing environment and community safety, health and social care.