Housing Charities That specialise in Accommodation

Auckland Youth and Community Centre is an active, vibrant and diverse community hub in the heart of Woodhouse Close, one of England's most disadvantaged housing estates. We are situated one mile from Bishop Auckland town centre. Our Centre, which opened in 1964, supports local people of all ages and needs with a wide range of activities, interventions, learning experiences and events.

Advance education - pre-school, primary, secondary, further and special education, orphan sponsorship, food security. Supports healthcare - maternity, HIV/AIDS and malaria prevention, funds treatment for sick children. Provides - safe water, sanitation, community houses and sustainable enterprises. Operates - Southern Province, Zambia. Promotes travel philanthropy and responsible tourism.

Worship strong in word and sacrament; training parish; mission emphasis supporting Taunton Town Centre Chaplaincy and ShelterBox; linked with Lusaka Cathedral in Zambia; development of work with children (Tekna), young people (Eternity Cafe) and choristers; music tradition with full choir; home study groups;coffee and bookshop supporting mission activities.

The aims and objectives of this organisation were established to assist women and children who were in necessitous circumstances and in particular those women and children who had suffered from violence and maltreatment in their own homes.

The charity works with African partners on development programmes in Africa including: supporting the resettlement of children in Uganda from a Children's Home into families; supporting disadvantaged children though primary education in Uganda; supporting rural community groups in Uganda towards self reliance; supporting girls in university education in Ethiopia.

housing management and support for people with learning disabilities

The provision of sheltered housing for residents of Mole Valley District Council. Making grants and paying pensions to those in need in the Leatherhead area.

Christian religious activities, mentoring, training, counselling, housing, welfare, ]=, and other social activities that benefit the general public

Public Worship: traditional, contemporary, ecumenical, youth and informal. Family care: baptism, confirmation and marriage preparation; groups for young people; marriage, separation/divorce and bereavement counselling. Outreach: care for the sick, housebound and those in residential homes. Discipleship: prayer ministry, Alpha courses and home study groups. Support to overseas and home missions.

To promote,develop and advance home/school/community partnership activities which meet the educational,social,health,recreational,cultural,linguistic and safety needs in the member schools of the Handsworth Association and their communities.To develop a collaborative approach to the Association's plan for school improvement and development.

The charity provides properties for other members of the Social Interest Group to carry out their charitable objectives.

The Association of Dogs and Cats Homes comprises dog and cat rescue and rehoming organisations across the British Isles.The Association works to promote best practice and high welfare and operational standards across the sector, engage effectively with a range of external stakeholders, including Governments, and bring rescue organisations together to share experiences, learning and networking.

The Objects for which the charity is established for the benefit of the public are to relieve hardship, need or distress of persons in necessitous circumstances by providing or assisting in the provision of housing, in particular but not exclusively, for young persons in Cirencester and the surrounding area.

The relief of those in need by reason of ill health or other disadvantage, for the public benefit, by establishing, & operating and supporting home from home accommodation in Cornwall for,particularly but not exclusively, patients from the Isles of Scilly and those providing them support when attending a hospital or clinic in Cornwall.

The Museum of Royal Worcester (registered as the Dyson Perrins Museum Trust ) is an independent registered charity. It houses the world's largest collection of Worcester Porcelain and is open to public view throughout the year. The collections represent the output of the Worcester factories from 1751 to 2008 and are displayed in period room settings and vignettes.

Foundations Independent Living Trust works with older adults and disabled people to thrive and remain living independently in their own homes, linking with our partnerships with Home Improvement Agencies we offer access to grant funding to help with gas safe and warm home initiatives and sign posting to other support services available in local communities

To run and provide residential accommodation for elderly peopleTo provide at home services to elderly people to enable them to stay in their homes

Abbeyfield An Lac Community (AAC) provides supported housing for persons of Vietnamese or Asian origin who are suffering from the disabilities of old age, or otherwise in need of care. It operates An Lac House, established in Cambridge in 1997, with 10 single en-suite rooms for residents. AAC also runs a free day centre, and organises cultural and religious events for the local community.

Management as a registered social landlord of 51 Almshouses in Shrewsbury and Newport (Shrops) owned by the linked/subsidiary charity Shrewsbury Drapers Company Charity (1132671-1).

To provide short term supportive sheltered housing for single homeless people with particular needs who require some rehabilitation care to enable them eventually to live independently in the wider community.

Provision of housing accomodation for persons in need residence in the ancient parish of Rugeley, Staffordshire.

The Group is a charity providing facilities for the young people of Felixstowe,Suffolk where they can interact with adults who have a genuine concern for their social development. The Group operates the Level 2 Youth Project with open access for young people aged 7-25 years. The target group is, however, young people who are disadvantaged in some way or have difficult relationships at home/school.

To provide benefits to disadvantaged men and women in or out of hospitals and homes whether due to disability or circumstances, who have or who are serving in the Armed Forces or the Merchant Navy.

We provide emergency or temporary single room accommodation on a 24/7 basis to adults in West Norfolk with nowhere else safe to stay. We are funded by grants from other charities and grant-making bodies and donations from churches, community groups and individuals. We do not charge our guests to stay with us but we do support eligible guests to claim Housing Benefit towards the cost of their stay.

THE CHARITY OWNS CARE HOMES AND HOUSING SCHEMES PROVIDE FOR THE BENEFIT OF PROTESTANT CHRISTIANS.