Housing Charities That specialise in Accommodation

The Talbot House Association is responsible for maintaining Talbot Houses' independence and ensuring it remains an inspirational centre of peace and reconciliation providing physical, mental and spiritual refreshment for all visitors. It does so in perpetual memory of its role as a club for 'Every man' during the Great War.

Management of two properties owned by Trust. Ex school houses

The main focus of activity is working with the community to address issues around areas of concern which include work, jobs and training; crime and community safety; the environment; community facilities and leisure; health and housing. EDDT provide practical Employment Support, Training and guidance to improve the quality of life for the most disadvantaged people in our society.

Raising funds for the benefit of the pupils of Fleetdown Primary School.

The restoration of the Willis Organ and the re-housing of the same in the Alexandra Palace or any public building erected on or at the site of the palace. The promotion of organ recitals and associated educational activities on the Alexandra Palace organ.

The object of the Association is to enhance the education of the pupils by providing (or contributing to) extra facilities that would not otherwise be available at Ashfield. To this end ASHA organises a variety of events throughout the year to raise additional funds to be spent on equipment and special projects that will enhance our children's education.

The promotion of urban or rural regeneration in areas of social and economic deprivation within Sri Lanka.The charity has a 3 year plan to:* build a home for 40 disadvantaged children.* construct a community/education centre.* provide for the ongoing running costs for supporting the children.

Provision of low cost housing to individuals who meet specific criteria under the constitution of this Charity.

Our focus is on Togo in West Africa which we have visited nine times. We have provided seed corn grants for micro enterprises as well as grants for tertiary education and social care in Togo for poorer individuals. We provide home care for a resident of Kara, During 2020 to 2022 we are providing grants to individuals and organisations in UK affected by Covid19 pandemic

Events, e.g. lectures; visits to houses, churches and other buildings of historic importance

Nessa's Trust is actively engaged in a range of activities aimed at addressing poverty in third-world countries, particularly in Bangladesh. Our current activities include:a. Home Constructionb. Clean Water Projectc. Food aid and Clothing distributiond. Online Fundraising

We exist to promote the welfare of the children of St Robert Southwell School in home, school and community. We assist and support the school staff by working in cooperation with them to further their vision for the school.

We built our own 'Bethany Children's Home' which can accommodate up to 20 children in Dhading, Central Nepal. As well as providing a home and family, we also fund their education and job training so they can have independent futures.We also support a number of local village projects, including fresh water supply, local schools, health clinic and community centre, plus disaster relief efforts.

A regular service is held every Sunday. We hold annual Buddhist ceremonies, personal memorial services, funeral ceremonies, marriage ceremonies, workshops and offer pastoral care at the Temple. We also visit private homes to hold services and give spiritual guidance. We attend events organised by other Buddhist organisations, as well as inter-faith and community events in the United Kingdom.

We are a mixed voices choir with about 40 members who meet to sing and make friends in the area local of Sible Hedingham and Castle Hedingham, Essex. We practice towards putting on concerts for public entertainment to benefit other local charities or for self-funding purposes. We also go to local retirement homes to entertain the residents.

Provides accommodation and housing for the elderly

The Charity works to relieve poverty, suffering and distress among peoples of Asia. "Together, we can restore hope and change lives". We support and assist orphaned and abandoned children, adolescent and adult singles, and families. Appropriate to need, we assist with housing, finance and equipping for employment.

The Colnbrook Town House Trust was originally set up by a Thomas Pitt, on 3rd April 1657, to help the poor and needy. Over the years the property was sold off. We now support the old and needy and widows who live between the bridges at Park Street and the Western limit of Colnbrook excluding Moreland Avenue and Drift Way, also up to Crown Meadow, Moreland Avenue and Drift Way with ad-hoc grants.

Providing advice, information and counselling on education, health matters, housing, interpreting and translating, social welfare, training and employment opportunities, after school club/home work, holidays and summer playsheme, trips for these African people in Leeds. - Drugs and alcohol awareness, sexually transmitted diseases, interpreting/translating and social behaviour.

To care for, listen to, and talk with, people on the streets of Abingdon at night; to work alongside Thames Valley Police to help to create a positive atmosphere for those having a night out, by offering help to individuals, especially the young and vulnerable, and by providing practical assistance where required to keep people safe until they return home.

Badger Lodge runs a Holiday Home at plot 829, Cherry Tree Holiday Park, Parkdean Holidays (UK) Ltd, Burgh Castle, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. NR31 9QR for the use of people with Multiple Sclerosis. It is funded by the people using it and overseen by Trustees

This Charity was established to advance the Christian religion in accordance with the Statement of Beliefs in the Constitution in the United Kingdom or elsewhere. The Charity seeks to relieve people from poverty, distress and sickness in the United Kingdom or else where and in particular to organise and provide funds in the aid of charitable work of the Church at home and abroad.

ALMS HOUSES AND RELIEF OF POVERTY

To elevieate stress and promote wellbeing for those in hospital and local care homes by broadcasting music to patients/clients and others.

U3A meet monthly at a hall in Maidstone town centre, with visiting speakers giving talks on a variety of subjects. There are 190 members, with some 30 interest groups, who also meet monthly, generally in members homes, on weekday mornings or afternoons. All members receive a monthly newsletter.