Housing Charities That specialise in Accommodation

Providing material, emotional, educational and spiritual support to children who experience great need in these areas. Those with inadequate housing receive financial and contact help for improvement. Unhappy children are given counselling, outings, holidays, toys etc. Slow learners receive tuition. Those children who request a spiritual/religious dimension to their lives are put in contact with t

It enables women who are interested in all issues associated with rural life, to improve and develop rural life, to advance their education in citizenship, public questions, cultural subjects, agriculture, handicrafts, home economics, health and social welfare. It seeks to give women the opportunity of working together, and of putting into practice those ideals for which it stands.

The Trust owns and manages the island of Steep Holm in the Bristol Channel as a living memorial to pioneer environmentalist Kenneth Allsop. Visitors are welcome on scheduled day trips, whether tourists, or specialists in ecology and/or history. Research is encouraged and published. The 1867 Victorian Barracks houses the island Visitor Centre. Donations and subscriptions help with expenses.

Providing advice, rescue and re home service for sick, injured or unwanted parrots in the UK.

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.

The trustees make decisions about charitable donations once the annual accounts have been prepared. The trustees only make donations to charitable organisations. All income for the charity derives from the investments of stocks and shares. There are no fund raising activities as such.

To establish working relationships and partnerships with churches and Christian groups in the UK and internationally in order to make disciples of Jesus Christ and to call committed Christians at home and abroad to a life of prayer and intercession for the betterment of our planet. The practical outworking into the community is through health care (Caribbean), education and training.

Manual and powered wheelchairs and scooters available for hire for anyone who needs help to get around Shrewsbury town centre and the provision of a home loan service.

School Activities - PTFA

We meet on Friday night to pray and preach the gospel on Sundays. We have a team that visits the elderly in our group every Saturday to do their shopping and clean their houses. We have a youth group catering for young people (aged 5 - 17 years).This group meets once a week for their youth programme. This is to promote respect and encourage young people to participate in positive behavious

To provide advice and information on welfare benefits, immigration, housing, education, employment, training, debts, health, finance, nationality, businesspassport and other areas as necessary. Also to provide advocacy for clients.To organise community events such as Independence Day, Eid Celebrations, International Mother Tongue Celebrations.

Our aim is to help and support patients with cancer who live in the Frinton on Sea area. We try to arrange transport for hospital visits including treatment for chemo/radiotherapy.

Advances the education of women and girls in important local and national political and social issues, music, drama and other cultural subjects, agriculture, crafts, home economics, science, health and social welfare; promotes sustainable development; advances health and advances citizenship by promoting civic responsibility and volunteering.

We help fight and eliminate poverty, hunger, abuse, nakedness, sickness and illiteracy in third world countries.We volunteer at the night shelter every winter.Weekly bible study every Friday from 7pm to 8pm.Visit the sick at home or hospital if permitted and praying for them.We donate to McMillan cancer relief every yearVisit prisoners in prison and encourage them with the word of God.

This charity provides a range of religious and voluntary support services to its members and the general public. Requests to the church are made by personal attendance, letters, telephone calls, word of mouth. We pray for the sick, visit them in their homes, pray for the distressed on the phone, perform marriages, funerals, dedicate infants, baptize adults, we welcome everyone to our church.

Our local volunteers, provide opportunities for North Manchester Residents who may suffer from social isolation, to enjoy & meet up & visit seaside resorts to places of interest and other popular spots around the North West, within a couple of hours coach drive. 4 Trips a year.We have Trustees and Committee Members who meet up at regular meetings, held at chairman's home address Whitemoss closed

The upkeep and maintenance of the reading room and attached cottage - rented out.

Street Pastors patrol the streets in Chesterfield Town centre on Saturday nights and seek to help vulnerable people reach home, help injured people access hospitals, care for and listen to those in need and assist the police as and when needed. Volunteers are well trained and always work in a team of three or four.

To advance the education of young members of the public in agriculture, home crafts, country life and related subjects. In the interests of social welfare of members to provide facilities for recreation and other leisure time activities

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF MEMBERS IN CITIZENSHIP, IN PUBLIC QUESTIONS AT NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL LEVEL, IN ALL CULTURAL SUBJECTS AND IN ALL BRANCHES OF AGRICULTURE, HANDICRAFTS, HOME ECONOMICS, HEALTH AND SOCIAL WELFARE.

The main activity of the Anthony Shaw Collection is to hold thematic displays of contemporary studio ceramics in its new home of York Art Gallery when it re opens in the spring of 2015. Loans are also made to national and international museums/exhibitions. An archive of the Collection is being built on-line and is available to view at www.anthonyshawcollection.org

a) To support the continuing work of retired clergy of the Church of England in their local activities and more widely.b) To relieve the needs of retired clergy by providing information, support and advice pertaining to housing, pensions and welfare and by encouraging the Church of England leaders to support retired clergy in their care to ensure their mental and physical health and well-being.

Representing Stroud District Council independent housing tenants

THE CHURCH REACHES OUT TO PEOPLE OF ALL AGES.ON TUESDAY'S A COFFEE MORNING , SUNDAY SCHOOL, FOR KID'S . COFFEE MORNING & WORSHIP AND PRAYER MEETINGS HELD WEEKLY.FINANCIAL SUPPORT GIVEN TO MISSIONARY ORGANISATIONS AT HOME & OVERSEAS, TO DISCHARGED PRISONERS & TO THOSE INVOLVED IN DRUG REHABILITATION.

Raising additional funds for the school through events involving whole school.