Housing Charities That specialise in Accommodation

The only community space in Brightwalton. - for hire for regular, public and private hire. Currently home to many community groups and activities including annual fete in May.

Provide horse riding activities for disabled people from the age of 5 upwards in association with Riding for the Disabled Association. Activities take place in Allostock, Cheshire. Riders may be independent, from residential homes and (but not limited to) school groups

We hold a weekly public church meetingA mid week open time for older people to get together, chat, and play board games, and for younger people with small children to play.Community events from time to time during the year.All of above in a local Community Centre.An introduction to Christianity course either in homes or online.

Provides affordable housing for local pensioners

NGDR relieves the suffering of Great Danes in need of care and attention; by seeking to provide and maintain rescue homes or other facilities for their care and treatment, then seek to secure new and appropriate homes for these Great Danes.

To provide a ministry team to lead Christian services in Prisons, Churches and Christian Fellowships, Hospitals and homes abroad. To provide material aid to widows,orphans, prisoners and other underprivileged people abroad.

To prevent the cruelty inflicted on the animals Greece, relieving their suffering by way of providing medical care, shelter and homes with the provision of donated funds.To educate the public in all aspects of animal welfare and to advance welfare conditions for the strays.Providing a network of volunteers to assist the public to address animal welfare conditions lawfully and safely

Cambridgeshire Wildlife Care is a charity dedicated to the protection of wildlife in Ely and the surrounding area. We provide free talks to schools, afterschool clubs, community groups and care homes, as well as information, advice and guidance to members of the public via telephone, email, our website and social media. We also provide financial support to local wildlife rescues.

Management of property and investment interests in order to maximise income for the sole benefit of St. Mary's Church, Baldock, Hertfordshire. Funds are used to maintain the church fabric.

Fundraising to assist with covering costs of school trips and other resources.

We conduct monthly prayers in an East African dialect and thus brings together people from that Ethnic minority from across the country.We carry out activities that aim to advance the Christian faith for the public benefit in the UK and worldwide.We provide religious devotional acts through pastoral care and outreach such as visiting and praying for the sick in hospitals, care homes etc

TO ADVANCE TO EDUCATION OF YOUNG MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC AT LARGE IN AGRICULTURE, HOME CRAFTS, COUNTRY LIFE AND RELATED SUBJECTS

Accommodation/housing for elderly, almshouses.

To provide home safety equipment to families on low incomes with children under 5, to prevent home based accidents, such as falls, burns and poisonings.

A) To advance the education of young members of the public in agriculture, home crafts, country life and related subjects. And B) In the interest of social welfare to provide and promote the provision of facilities for recreation and leisure.

Rescue stray and abanded cats, re home etc

The provision of housing accommodation for persons who are in need and resident in the area of benefit.

A community based church, which provides a place for people to feel at home. We have services throughout the week. We also offer counselling and support groups especially for young people, mothers, men and a weekly children's service. We are like a family and welcome anyone who is looking for a place to come and meet different people from all walks of life.

The provision of affordable, secure, and environmentally sustainable housing for people in housing need in Devon and Cornwall. We have planning permission for 23 new affordable units in Dartington, Totnes including units for young people with support needs and adults with learning disabilities, with 8 market homes for cross-subsidy.

To relieve poverty, sickness and distress by the provision of free and confidential advice, assistance, representation, counselling, translating and interpreting services on general issues affecting our membership, including housing, health, social services, debts, welfare benefits, education, training and employment, and for the advancement of the Christian faith.

Providing dwelling houses for local people.

Distribution of emergency aid, including food parcels.Provide advice and assistance with completing benefit & housing claims, personal budgeting & letters to utilities & other creditors.Allocation & delivery of donated furniture & white goods etc. to qualifying clients.

The Thirtle Harvey Memorial Home holds investments and makes grants to other charities, in particular, Hastings and Rother Voluntary Association for the Blind.

Education and training through a high quality Saturday School which focuses on maths and English classes. Providing information and keywork support on accessing housing and health services, setting up bank accounts, and many others.Running numerous social, cultural and sporting activities for adults, particularly isolated and disadvantaged people such as elders.Mental health support.

The provision of housing accomodation for beneficiaries and such charitable purposes for the benefit of the residents as the trustees decide.