Housing Charities That specialise in Accommodation

Promotion of lectures and study days aimed at educating the public in appreciating decorative and fine arts. Arranging visits to museums, galleries, collections and historic houses. Undertaking church recording work. Providing volunteers for heritage property guides. Giving financial aid to young arts. Contributing to national fundraising for fine art.

The purpose of the Windlesham Community Home Trust (WCHT) is to provide help for elderly residents of Windlesham and its environs. This will be achieved through the provision of housing with appropriate adaptations.

The Foundation assists in meeting the educational needs of children resident in Stonham Aspal or Pettaugh by making grants for purposes outside the remit of the Local Educational Authority. It maintains a residential bungalow, originally intended to provide a home for a village schoolmaster in Stonham Aspal.

The group provides logistical support to emergency services and other user bodies; as well as the NHS and other charitable groups in times of need caused by adverse weather conditions, floods and other crises. During Covid we have also helped in the delivery of free meals to children from their schools to their home addresses and we have also been approached for help and advice via our website.

The provision of supported housing, accommodation and related support services to relieve the needs of people who are formerly rough sleepers, vulnerably housed or people who would otherwise be at risk of street homelessness in The South Hams and surrounding area.

To provide funds for holidays anywhere in the UK for disadvantaged children from the Manchester area. To help maintain holiday/convalescent homes in Derbyshire for disadvantaged children from anywhere in the UK.

As a church we provide facilities for public worship. We also minister to the elderly and sick through visitation. We provide care and support for those with spiritual and emotional needs. We also visit many retirement homes and hold short services. In addition we support all our local primary schools with religious education through a bible exhibition.

Working together with another charity, The Myosotis Trust, we fund a home (House of Roses) in Romania for five young adults with learning disabilities. They came from the institutionalised state care system and our aim is to rehabilitate them and enable them to reach their full potential within a normal home environment.

Friends of Street Children Bangladesh supports work with street children. Our main partner is LEEDO, based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. We raise funds to support their work, for example fundraising meals. We raise funds online with Peoplesfundraising.com. LEEDO undertake outreach and education on the streets and run a Peace Home for children with no other options.

Our aim is to specialise in the rescue of sick, injured and orphaned Wildlife. our aim is to nurse them back to health then release them back to the wild.We also specialise in the rescue of Chihuahuas and Chinese other small breed dogs. We take in these 'unwanted' pets and place them in foster homes until a permanent home can be found for them. We do not use kennels

Religious Activities. I.e. Church based services both Sunday and midweek, Counselling and support both at the church and home visits. Childrens/youth work (Sunday School). Fellowhip groups.

The Children of Sikkim supports the education of children of deprived backgrounds from Sikkim, NE India, at institutions in India. We fund students at Dr Graham's Homes school in Kalimpong, via donations to Dr Graham's Home UK. Students in further education we fund directly. Our income comes mainly from sponsors who collectively support a young person. We also have some large private donors.

Parent teacher association for Crossways Schools, Thornbury. We organise social opportunities for children, families and staff to interact outside the school day, forging stronger links between home and school as well as raising money to benefit the children and their school environment.

Provision of alms house acommodation

Nourish Axminster is a not for profit community food provider that became a CIO in January 2024. Nourish provides home cooked meals which are distributed to people in the community who are struggling for a variety of reasons.

Provision of houses for the elderly

Home work club for children between 6 -15 years old, youth sessions for young people, carers support, cooking classes and training for Somali women e.g NVQ Health & Social Care Level 2 & 3, employment and health talks. Physical activities, social event and outings, support services and networking.

SEKPA is a Registered Charity formed in 1980 to help Kidney Patients in East and West Sussex, from Littlehampton to Rye on the South Coast, to Horsham and East Grinstead inland.Patients are treated at the Sussex Kidney Unit, Royal Sussex County Hospital, Brighton and at its satellite Dialysis Units at Bexhill, Eastbourne, Worthing and Crawley. Some patients can also carry out treatment at home.

Running of Alms housing trust

Fund raising activity is undertaken by the charity, members are parents of pupils and teachers at the school. The charity and the school decide each year upon an appropriate project which the charity can support. Past projects include playground enhancements and technology. Monies are raised through a variety of activities ranging from summer and Xmas fairs, cake sales to curry and quiz nights.

Supporting the garden at St Mary's Primary School, Bridport and at Bridport Primary School;supporting cookery classes for parents and children;Supporting disadvantaged individuals working on our allotment;planning a centre of Culture and the Arts in Bridport;planning further cultural education for young people in Bridport

Fund raising for Jerry Clay Academy.

The regular activities of the year included; Sunday worship, teaching and ministry meetings, mid week Life Group (home) meetings, hosting the nationally acclaimed Alpha Courses, training events and conferences. Our church members also help to manage and support the midweek activities of a local foodbank and community charity, Hope Central.

To maintain a home for use in the parish of Warblington with Emsworth for a key worker. The house has been used by caretakers of the Parish Hall. Income from recent tenancies has been used to finance Parochial Church Council priorities.

The Trust owns and operates The Knut, a heritage centre next to the Plen an Gwari, one of two surviving Cornish medieval amphitheatres. As well as housing a backstage and archive facility for its performances of the historic Ordinalia Cornish Mystery plays, the Knut is an asset for the community of St Just, hosting workshops, talks, seminars, performances, and creative and collaborative events.