Housing Charities That specialise in Accommodation

Christian celebration on Sundays with music & teaching, children's classes & creche facilities.Involvement in Community activity and support for the homeless.Finance, prayer & care support for overseas workers and their families.Provision of Christian youth & other age groups.Support for Christian students (home & overseas).Outreach and teaching for people investigating Christianity.

Provides homes in the community for people with learning difficulties - also day care facilities.

The relief of those in need by reason of age in Suffolk and the surrounding area by the provision of a meals on wheels service to assist elderly people who are unable to prepare hot, nutritious meals themselves, including a health and well-being check thereby helping them to live independently in their own homes.

To provide an inclusive, client needs-led, high quality accommodation and support service to people with complex mental health needs and learning disabilities. that enables them to improve their overall health and wellbeing and which promotes social inclusion.To enable people to develop and maintain the skills they need to return to, or remain, living independently in their own home.

To establish and provide and assist in the provision of Citizens Advice bureau services and outlets a free independent confidential and impartial service of advice information and counsel for the public in the fields of benefits debt employment housing relationships consumer immigration health education legal problemsTo influence policies where possible and lawfully seek to amend these.

Provision of housing for vulnerable people. Support available for the general public in areas such as money advice, debt counselling and budgeting, drug and alcohol abuse, benefit claiming and housing. Charitable trading via furniture shops in Southend-On-Sea - these shops provide opportunities for beneficiaries of the project to volunteer, gain experience and even be employed.

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

Promoting and facilitating social, physical and economic development in Hendon. Objectives are the relief of unemployment, advancement of education, provision and improvement of housing, provision of recreational facilities, protection of the environment, provision of health facilities, promotion of public safety, prevention of crime and other means from time to time determined by the trustees.

To promote good race relations and to endeavour to eliminate discrimination on the grounds of race. Activities include: research, training, consultancy and development work in social care, education, health and housing.

New Community Network is a christian charity based around the work of New Community Church in Southampton and the surrounding region. Our activities include work in education and the relief of poverty.

To relieve the needs of people living in the areas of Blaenau Gwent and Caerphilly who are disadvantaged by reason of age, ill-health or disability, by the provision of support, assistance, facilities, amenities and services to such people in respect of their housing and surrounding environment.

The award of grants for (I) the relief of persons in need though poverty, age, chronic sickness or disability (whether physical or mental) and in particular the relief of such persons by the provision of housing and associated facilities, amenities or services; and (2) research into subjects that impact on (1).

The Charity provides residential care for women and men who have served in the Armed Forces of the Crown and women and men who can be considered to be or have been dependent on a man or woman who has served in the Armed Forces of The Crown. The Charity also offers Day Respite Care to men and women living locally.

THE CHARITY PROVIDES RESIDENTIAL CARE FOR WOMEN AND MEN WHO HAVE SERVED IN THE ARMED FORCES OF THE CROWN AND WOMEN AND MEN WHO CAN BE CONSIDERED TO BE OR HAVE BEEN DEPENDENT ON A MAN OR WOMAN WHO HAS SERVED IN THE ARMED FORCES OF THE CROWN. THE CHARITY ALSO OFFERS DAY RESPITE CARE TO MEN AND WOMEN LIVING LOCALLY.

Citizens Advice 1066 provides information, advice and guidance on the full range of advice issues, including debt, employment rights, benefits, housing and consumer issues. The service is free, confidential, impartial and independent. As well as giving advice we campaign to get policies changed. This is based on the experience and needs of our clients.

The charity's objects continue to be to maintain the home for the accommodation of elderly residents. The activities remain consistent with the objects of the charity.

The Lantern is an independent charity, founded in 1983 which seeks to benefit vulnerable and marginised people in the Weymouth and Portland area through its resource centre and by working closely and professionally with other agencies. The Lantern offers a range of services including advocacy,housing, benefits advice, counselling, support groups, crisis response, frontline practical support.

The objects of the charity are to develop the community wealth of east London and promote a diverse and inclusive society in which all are free to participate. These are achieved by making significant grants and by its role as a Registered Social Landlord.

Supported Housing for young people aged 16-25.

The charity aim to relieve the need of person who are or have been engaged in the care sector, and the widows, widowers, partners, orphans and the other dependents of such persons by relieving poverty and sickness.Care sector will be defined as covering care homes for the older people and for younger adults, domiciliary care providers, day centres and supported living providers.

The provision of supported accommodation for homeless vulnerable families, lone parent families, including lone mothers, fathers and teenage mothers 16 & 17 years of age, and pregnant women.Floating support in the community for vulnerable families working towards prevention, early-intervention and longer-term Tier 2 support. Floating housing support to vulnerable families.

Residential Home for the Aged

The following principal activities and services contribute to the achievement of our objectives; the provision of a telephone helpline, practical help in the home, classes, publications, clinical research, quarterly magazine, website, campaigning on issues that impact on the multiple birth community, specialist support groups, events, and links with local clubs and related organisations.

A housing association whose properties are used in connection with housing people with special needs.

Provision of sheltered retirement housing, mandatory and discretionary grants to St. Clement Danes School and grants to organisations in Westminster for the relief of need.