Housing Charities That specialise in Accommodation

The objects of the Trust include the provision of housing and associated amenities for elderly persons in necessitous circumstances upon terms appropriate to their means.

Community Foodbank: supply free foods, fruits, vegetables, bakeryOffer IT Basic training; help with students homework, internet cafe, printing, photocopy download, complete application forms, prepare, proofread CVs, prepare applicants for interviews, print out application and do on-line researchTeach different musical instrumentsOffer guidance on Housing, Welfare benefits,training/employment

To advance the education of young members of the public at large in argriculture, home crafts,country life and related subjects

Northampton Guardians operate a safe-guarding service in the night-time economy, each weekend in Northampton Town centre. Our services include simple support such as providing water, flip flops or phone charging, and extend to providing a safe space for people, basic first aid, safe-guarding of vulnerable people, and ensuring that anyone vulnerable has a safe way home.

We perform concerts for many senior citizens homes, for other charities, and the general public. Our aim is to educate and entertain the public in the art of male choral music and singing.

Rescue and rehoming of cats and kittens. Providing veterinary treatment prior to rehoming including neutering, vaccinating and microchipping. The cats and kittens are cared for in our volunteer foster homes until new homes are found. We operate a subsidised neutering/spaying scheme for privately owned cats and dogs and where possible will also help with other veterinary treatment for any animal.

Labrador rescue kent aims to recover, rehabilitate and re-home any Labrador Retriever who has been ill-treated, neglected or whose owners can no longer keep it.

Accomodation/housing for elderly persons in need.

Community car scheme, offering transport from a persons home, if they are unable to use any public transport, to doctors surgeries, other appointments, shopping etc.

Income is mainly raised from an annual Spring Fair and a Christmas Appeal. Money is spent to help the sick and infirmed in the area. We also purchase medical equipment for local doctors' surgeries and make grants to charities providing healthcare locally - Hospital at Home, Air Ambulances, Cancer Care Services, Sue Ryder Hospice, Oundle First Responders, Northants Blind Association etc.

To support Medical Institutions or Charities and Children's Orphanages and Homes of the City of Birmingham

To provide rescue services for humans & livestock in times of disaster (both natural and unnatural) To assist groups and individuals to prepare for natural disaster.To help in the teaching of survival skills, both home and abroad

To empower African Refugee, asylum seekers and migrants who are living in Newham in order to improve their confidence to become participative citizen, achieve their full potentials and raise their aspirations. We do provide sports, music, information and advice on health, housing, welfare benefits, Education, Employment Training, Sports, interpreting and translating for our beneficiaries.

Fundraising and support for the school for the benefit of the pupils

To work for the welfare of the patients and staff of Bronglais Hospital, Aberystwyth and the Community.

Provisions of sports, music, interpreting, translation, provision of free advice on energy, health matters, provision on education and employment training, housing, organisation of seminars/workshops, meeting, summer play-scheme, trips, events, cultural activities and art development for disadvantaged young people who are black minority ethnic living in Hackney/London.

Sunday School, Worship Service, Drama, Singing Group, Youth Activities, Bible classes, Funerals, Christening, Community Gospel Concert, Music School, Home visiting for the sick and lonely and work shop activities. { Easter Community Concert over 400 people in attendance, October Combination Singspiration with the Church of England. November Memorial service, Nativity Play by the Youths and BHMD.

The Friends of Bracken Leas is an organisation which links home and school together, and works for the benefit of all children, families, staff and governors of Bracken Leas School.We provide support in a variety of ways including raising funds to enrich the learning environment by holding events such as discos, quiz nights and fun days.

The main activities of the trust are:- Weekly church services in a local Community Hall- Connect Groups: Mid-week home meetings for prayer and Bible-study- Community Link Worker giving pastoral visits- Delivering services connected with tackling poverty

Advance education by encouraging fullest co-operation between home, school, Education Authority and all other interested parties in parish of Alveston. Provide additional funding to support the school's curricular and extra-curricular activities.

Homeless engagementGolden Agers Club: Monthly Friday Luncheons; Bi weekly brunch and social activities; Indoor games Employment support: Creation and maintenance of CVsAerobicsYogaKeep FitSamba DrummingLeeds Carnival TripESOLWomen's GroupHospital supportElderley Home Visit

Fundraising efforts from UK friends of the BABS Home in Buenos Aires. In addition donations have been received from friends who have directed that donations should be paid to other charitable organisations in Argentina.

We provide a grant to the PCC of St John with St James, West Ealing, for a community ministry based at St John's Church, which supports those who are around in the community midweek and focused on people aged over 60 years.

Provision and maintenance of almshouses for poor persons of the Protestant faith who are pensioners.

A Christian witness to the community and surrounding area, to provide a place for worship,fellowship and teaching the Christian faith. To support directly and indirectly the proclamation of the Good News at home and abroad.