Housing Charities That specialise in Accommodation

To use the bequest of Miss Nalder under her will dated 24 Janauary 1987 to provide homes for local old people who could not otherwise afford to live in the Brockenhurst Civil Parish. The Trust currently owns four flats at Homeforde House in Brockenhurst which are let to this purpose.

Dedicated to rehoming boxer dogs that through no fault of their own find themselves in need of forever loving homes.Kennelling, transport, food and Vet treatments all need funding.Were adoption is not possible due to the age / health of a dog then the charity will sponsor long term foster care to support their long term needs.

The object of the charity is to hold and maintain the Almshouses in Bardney belonging to the charity for the residence of almspeople.

The Pachamama Project is growing a network of volunteers around the world to make reusable sanitary pads for refugees and vulnerable people who experience period poverty.Our volunteers sew from home or their self-organised community groups and send their pads to their local ambassadors for quality checking. These pads are then distributed via our community-led partner organisations.

Housing for elderly

The charity provides social housing for elderly people over 60 years of age from the local area or where need is required.

To further such charitable purposes for the benefit of women and family in particular but not exclusively by; 1) Empowering single mother and women on: domestic violence, abuse relationships, problems or worries regarding children, housing, welfare and financial management. 2) Relieving the hardship, stress and depression suffered by most disadvantaged women.

PROVIDE HOMES FOR RETIRED MINERS

Rayleigh U3A encourages men and women who are retired or semi-retired to pursue their interest in a wide range of educational subjects and leisure activities and can also use their own skills, knowledge and expertise to help fellow members by starting an interest group. Group activity meetings are mostly held during the daytime in members' homes.

The main purpose of the Society is to alleviate suffering and prevent cruelty to animals in the Weymouth and Portland area. The Society?s work consists of interventions to home stray or unwanted animals and where necessary to prevent cruelty. This involves liaison between Weymouth PAWS and other animal charities working locally.

Provision of housing for needy - selection based on criteria set out in Trust Deed - foremost being length of domicile within the Town of Higham Ferrers.

Supply of accommodation/housing. grants to individuals for further education.

The charity provides help in the local community to those people needing to re-home their cats, taking in stray cats handed in to the vets or roaming in the local community, and for those looking to adopt a cat. We also run a trap, neuter, return scheme for feral cats located in the area. We have referred to the guidance contained in the charity commission's general guidance on public benefit.

The Network operates between Saltdean and Seaford and up to Lewes, East Sussex, providing networking opportunities for local community groups engaged in improving the natural environment for biodiversity and conservation and tackling the climate crisis in their towns. We also provide advice for residents wanting to improve biodiversity in their own homes.

ORGANISING EVENTS

TO RESCUE AND PROVIDE VETERINARY ATTENTION FOR SICK, INJURED ABUSED AND NEGLECTED FARM ANIMALS AND PROVIDE THEM WITH A PERMANENT HOME.TO RESCUE INJURED BIRDS AND PROVIDE ADEQUATE VETERINARY ATTENTION UNTIL THEY CAN BE RELEASED INTO THEIR NATURAL HABITAT OR BECOME RESIDENT IN A SANCTUARY.

For the benefit of the public to relieve the suffering of rabbits in need of care and attention and, in particular, to provide and maintain rescue homes or other facilities in Cambridgeshire 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 animals.

Own Books is a book donation project that helps children and young people, without books, to have their own books to keep or share at home. The project aims to advance literacy & a love of reading in children & young people through the free provision of books in the home. Through a series of art making and storytelling workshops, we aim to encourage and inspire literacy, creativity & imagination.

Supporting a children's home in Nairobi, Kenya. The home is for children who were previously living on the street. Children living in the home are assisted in returning to the educational system. Where possible and appropriate they are reunited with their families. We are not able to respond to unsolicited requests for funding.

The charity supports the work of Capital Church Cardiff. This includes providing regular public worship services, home-based study groups and social activities. Support is given to an organisation helping street sex workers in Cardiff. There are friendship and project links with churches in South Wales, Ghana, Guyana and Kenya.

Our initiative aims to relieve poverty by providing housing for orphans, the destitute, and vulnerable individuals. We are dedicated to advancing education as a means of fostering self-sufficiency. Additionally, we focus on promoting health and promoting the moral and spiritual welfare and improvement of the broader community.

Facilitate partnerships between marginalised groups and museums, galleries and cultural institutions. Organize arts related informal learning and access opportunities for disadvantaged groupsWe are in the process of securing a permanent home for Stretch in Margate

Make grants through diocesan bishops to assist clergy with holiday expenses.

FUNDRAISING EVENTS (FAMILY DISCOS - CHRISTMAS FAIR - EASTER FAIR - CAR BOOT SALES - QUIZZES - WINE TASTING - ETC) TO RAISE FUNDS FOR DOVEDALE PRIMARY SCHOOL

Tea Coffee Shop in Datchet Berkshire known as The Bridge where people can meet and relax in comfort at low prices. Books and cards are on sale and The Bridge is home to a Help Point. The enterprise is run by three local churches.