Housing Charities That specialise in Accommodation

New Life Church provides a spiritual home for its members through its church building in Low Grange Avenue, Billingham and in Hartlepool for church services. The New Life Family Centre in Billingham provides a range of Children's Day Care and community services, including community physiotherapy services through its relationship with the NHS.

Our aim is to help vulnerable people overcome drug and alcohol dependence, find decent homes and lead lives that have meaning and purpose. We offer an inclusive, confidential, non-judgemental service founded on equality, diversity and the sanctity of life. We work with people to find and sustain accommodation and support them to access treatment for drug, alcohol and mental health problems.

Provision of sheltered housing with the inclusion of meals for the frail elderly

We provide welfare rights and debt advice and casework assistance, and financial inclusion advice by home visit and telephone to Housing Association tenants in Merseyside, and to other residents of Liverpool, and training in welfare rights, debt and financial literacy to the general public. We also provide support to social housing tenants aimed at improving their financial confidence.

The charity assists parents and children who are in necessitous circumstances, in particluar those families who have suffered from violence or maltreatment in their homes and families in crisis.

The British Thoroughbred Retraining Centre works for the welfare of all Thoroughbreds and retired racehorses. BTRC assesses and then rehabilitates, retrains and re-homes these horses to permanent loan homes throughout the UK where they are regularly monitored. BTRC never buys or sells horses - the horses are donated to the charity and remain in the BTRC's ownership for the rest of their lives.

The charity is established for general purposes and operates as a grant-making charity, supporting projects, organisations and individuals with grants of varying sizes and durations. Initially, the trustees have focused on causes relating to children, education and health, as well as helping those with dementia through the power of music. The Utley Foundation supports causes at home and abroad.

The principle activities of the charity is to benefit the public by the prevention of alcohol and substance misuse; the provision of a stable and supportive recovery houses for people recovering from alcoholism and substance misuse (and the eventual rehabilitation of those people) and extended outreach to other alcoholics and their families in Coventry and the Midlands

Provision of homes for single occupation for the elderly at affordable rents

Management of eight almshouses. Accommodating elderly people who wish to downsize or need a home.

Hugs from Henry provide support to families with childhood cancer, neuroblastoma and childhood cancer in Plymouth and Cornwall. This is done through group events, hospital visits and new to 2019 our first respite home.We have regular contact with families through emotional advice, visits and events.

Small housing association for persons over the age of 60 years.

The Pepper Foundation provides funding for children's hospice at home care for children with life-limiting and life-threatening conditions in Hertfordshire and Buckinghamshire.

To provide housing and person centred support to vulnerable people, encouraging all service users to achieve their full potential and contribute positively to the community and wider society.

To provide support to families with at least one child under 5 years old

Crisis Support:- Hot meals, Laundry, Shower & Emergency items, Clothing, Healthcare & Housing support, Outreach.Empowerment Services:- Case Worker/1:1, Benefit Support & Advocacy, Mental Health 1:1 Support, Direct Access & referral to specialist servs, Money Mgmt, Job Club, Debt Advice, Addiction Suppt, Assist in retention of accom'n, Volunteering Suppt/Train'g, Prep for Work.Em Accomm Service

Legal advice for disabled people on benefits, housing, debt, community care. Professional advocacy for disabled and older people and carers. Direct payments support service for Lambeth. Into Sport project for disabled people. Employment support project for young Disabled people. Disability Hate Crime policy work. Community development work with Disabled people. Local strategic and policy work.

Supports the work of the Dohnavur Fellowship in India which runs a children's home and a rural hospital. It provides for retired missionaries who had given their lives to this work without salaries.

The Trust supports deserving charitable causes that the Trustees think are doing particularly worthwhile activities generally but not exclusively located within the home counties of England with particular focus on Surrey and West Sussex. The Trust also supports the arts through funding musical organisations particularly those with an involvement in contempory music.

Provision of almshouse accommodation to elderly people who, in the opinion of the trustees, satisfy the charity's eligibility criteria.

Supports members of English Province and Sisters of wider Congregation of the Daughters of Jesus, together with the various works they undertake, at home and abroad. In the English Province, this includes pastoral care of the elderly, the isolated and those in need, as well as the advancement of the Roman Catholic religion through the Sisters' witness of their life and prayer together in community

Home-Start in Suffolk l believes that every parent should have the support they need to give their children the best possible start in life. Through our team of volunteers we provide support, friendship and practical help to any family who is going through a difficult time.The scheme also provides family group services.

We run activity clubs and activity week-ends, undertake weekly home visits and work with schools and community groups to build trusting and lasting relationships with vulnerable children and young people.

Raising funds for the Shalva Centre in Jerusalem, Israel. Shalva provides a respite home for children with severe mental and physical disabilities.

Providing support to families in need, particularly mothers fleeing domestic abuse. Providing recovery support from substance misuse dependancies to women and accommodation whilst this support is offered. Providing support & education services to non-resident beneficiaries through a range of farm-based skills development and confidence building activities.