Housing Charities That specialise in Accommodation

The Project was set up in 1981 by local people for local people to provide community facilities for disadvantaged groups living in the Calder Valley, Luddendenfoot and Todmorden of Calderdale. In addition to developing a number of local community initiatives and not-for-profit social enterprises, the Ground Floor project runs the Salem Community Resource Centre, housing 28 community groups.

The charity provides accomodation and grants to elderly, infirm and retired persons in Northamptonshire. The charity works with East Midlands Housing Association to provide accomodation for such persons at Abington Lodge.

Regular teaching and preaching of Bible truths are given at Woodfield Gospel Hall. Services are provided for all age groups. Visits to local schools and retirement homes made. Gifts made to Christian bodies in UK and abroad.

Provision of housing accommodation for the beneficiaries of the charity who are in need, hardship or distress as the trustees see fit.

The provision for aged persons in need of housing and any associated amenities specifically designed or adapted to meet the disabilities or needs of such persons.

The Charity provides housing for disabled ex-service personnel.The Trust houses are situated at Wick,near Pershore,Worcestershire.

The Charity provides affordable homes for elderly people

To provide cheap and affordable housing for needy women and men (with low financial means) living in the counties of Devon and Cornwall.

The charity maintains six almshouses in Englefield Green, Egham, Surrey. The houses are made available to elderly married couples, or single persons if no qualifying couple can be found, who meet criteria laid down in the Scheme of the Charity Commissioners made in 1994. Maintenance fees are charged at a level to cover long-term average costs of keeping the houses in good condition.

The Charity Commission has approved that income should be expended for the benefit of nurses and ex nurses of the Royal Free Hospital under the following headings:a) Educational needsb) Recuperative holidays for those in need of a change or who were unable to afford such holidays from thier own resourcesc) Those in need

The purpose of the charity is to provide Almshouse accommodation for people who are in need and who live (or have lived) in the Borough of Medway, with preference given to those who have served in the Armed Forces and their dependents. Furthermore, the objects of the charity are such charitable purposes for the benefit of the residents as the trustee decides.

providing housing for deserving persons of good character aged 60 years or over within the vacinity of Staindrop

Providing seven social housing units in a rural area with no public transport or shop and which provides often low income employment.

Provision of 10 Homes with garden area for people of reduced means who have links with Sheffield and the United Reformed Church or Continuing Congregational Churches in Sheffield.

The Charity provides accommodation for elderly people in need. Gardening and general repairs are carried out in return for a weekly maintenance charge.

The Charity provides 7 homes for residents in peaceful, maintained gardens.Residents live rent free and make a modest contribution towards heating bills and the fabric. Each unit has an allotment if required. The Charity is independent and receives no regular financial help.Local organizations have helped with renovation and restoration programs.

Provision of housing for people in need who are residents of Alcester Warwickshire

PROVISION OF HOUSING.

Provision of subsidised housing

To advance the education of young members of the public in agriculture, home craft, country life and related subjects. In the interest of social welfare to provide and promote the provision of facilities for creation and leisure.

Provision of low-cost housing and alleviation of poverty in Wadhurst.

Low cost housing for the elderly of the Parish

We are the local Maidenhead and East Berkshire branch of the RSPCA. Our key aim is to find suitable homes for as many animals as possible and to provide proper care for those which have been mistreated or abandoned. In addition, we promote the works and objects of the National Society. We rely purely on the effort of volunteers who provide invaluable support.

Provision of housing

The Trust continues to operate locally. Fields and allotments are in use. The Trust Cottages are fully occupied. Routine maintenance continues with local tradesmen employed. Improvements to the general standard of housing quality have been carried out on a planned schedule to conform to current standards. The Trust continuesto support disadvantaged residents and students within the Parish.