Housing Charities That specialise in Accommodation

We support families in their homes by carefully selecting and training volunteers. They are matched to a family who are experiencing difficulties and who have at least one child under 5 years and offer practical, emotional support and friendship for 3 - 4 hours a week.

Supported housing for up to 9 adults with background of homelessness, addiction, offending or poor mental health. A structured farm-based activity programme for clients providing life and work skills development, mentoring and support to underpin change and growth.

1 to safeguard, protect and preserve the good health, both mental and physical of children and parents of children2 prevent cruelty to or maltreatment of children;3 relieve sickness, poverty and need amongst children and parents of children;4 promote the education of the public in better standards of child care;principally but not exclusively within the area of Birmingham Northwest

-Every week we go out in the streets to invite members of the community to attend our services and to cater to the needs of the people we meet.-We support varying agencies in the local area which deals with drugs, alcohol, housing or support with their children.-We assist charities like Salvation Army, with food, clothing and bedding for the homeless in the community and other parts of London.

Volunteer home visiting service offering emotional and practical support for parents with young children including - Building Bright Futures Project - Enhanced Domestic Abuse Project - Big Hopes Big Futures Project - Young Parent Service

Our aim is to build a community hub in a new housing development of 5000 residents with no facilities. We are a community-led project. Building a hub will deliver multiple services to meet the needs of the community. We want to empower people, give opportunity, improve physical & mental health & wellbeing, bring social inclusion to combat loneliness promoting a better way of life for all.

THE RELIEF OF WOMEN IN NEED, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY THOSE IN NEED AS A RESULT OF EXPERIENCING DOMESTIC ABUSE, BY THE PROVISION OF SOCIAL HOUSING. SOCIAL HOUSING MEANS LOW COST RENTAL ACCOMMODATION AND LOW COST HOME OWNERSHIP ACCOMMODATION AS DEFINED IN SECTION 68 AND SOCIAL HOUSING AS DEFINED IN SECTION 77 OF THE HOUSING AND REGENERATION ACT 2008.

The Thomas Scanlan Trust provides affordable, worry free housing for the retired.Our office is based in Uckfield, East Sussex and we have 56 properties

Supporting a Baby Home in Tanzania that provides interim care to orphaned, abandoned and HIV positive infants, providing them with love, security, medical care, nourishment and quality attention in a family environment, until a permanent family can be found for them. In addition, working closely with their families empowering them to care for their children in their home.

There are a wide variety of activities which take place with in the charity depending upon the skills and abilities of the Sisters. They include visiting the sick at home or in hospital, supporting families who need help with various situations in life. They also offer pastoral education to both children and adults and spend a lot of time caring for and helping the homeless.

Home-Start West Berkshire provides volunteer support to families with at least one child under age 5, in their own home.

Traditional and modern church services ÔÇô childrenÔÇÖs church ÔÇô activities for young people ÔÇô outreach in local community and schools ÔÇô alternative expression of church (Caf+® plus) in Village Hall once per month ÔÇô support to local, national and international charities ÔÇô home groups and Monday Fellowship.

The advancement of animal welfare including working towards the protection and promotion of the welfare of animals. Finding homes for rescued dogs. Treatment and care of abused, ill treated, sick, injured and abandoned dogs. Support for homes that have adopted rescued dogs. Raising funds to support the ongoing work in Cyprus and to fund the care of foster dogs in the UK

Almshouse Charity providing housing for eligible persons aged 60+

To relieve the suffering of stray dogs and feral cats in need of care and attention in Serbia and, in particular, to support the maintenance of rescue homes or other facilities for the reception, care and treatment of such animals in the hope of finding them permanent homes either in Serbia or elsewhere in the world as the trustees see fit

Youth activities - in particular residential programmes and leadership training - for refugees and people seeking asylum in the UK.

Home-Start Hampshire's Key Activities are: A. to safeguard, protect and preserve the good health, both mental and physical of children and parents of children; B. to prevent cruelty to or maltreatment of children; C. to relieve sickness, poverty and need amongst children and parents of children; D. to promote the education of the public in better standards of child care;

(i) Advancement of Christian faith with weekly worship meetings(ii) 'Busybees' Parent & Toddler Playgroup(iii) 'Grow Group' meetings held in members homes(iv) 'Ignite' Children's and Youth work(v) 'Heart & Soul' meetings for young people(vi) Host church for the 'Alpha Course'(vii) Support of 'Walton & District Food Bank'(viii) 'Companions Cafe' group

The charity works to raise funds to support the rescue, rehabilitation, care and treatment of Hungarian Vizslas and related breeds, predominately in Hungary. Part of this is supporting the network of foster homes, predominately in Hungary, during this rehabilitation, care and treatment. We also find adopters and forever homes for those dogs suitable to be rehomed in the UK. We promote and educate.

We train, equip and support hosts and work in partnership with local communities across the UK to provide safe and stable accommodation for survivors of modern slavery vulnerable to homelessness. We work in partnership with professional partner agencies who support the survivor and Hope at Home support the hosts.

For the public benefit to provide independent living services for vulnerable adults an people with mental health issues across the Wirral Peninsula in such ways as the charity trustees think fit.

The provision of subsidised veterinary services to those of demonstrable limited means (i.e. those in receipt of means-tested benefits - Housing Benefit/Local Housing Allowance, Council Tax Benefit or Pension Credit - or formally recognised as homeless) whose pets might otherwise go untreated. Clients must also live in the Worthing-Lancing-Littlehampton area (BN11-BN17).

Provision of sheltered affordable housing for 15 elderly residents

The bureau provides an independant and confidential information, advice and support service to citizens of all ages and backgrounds on a wide range of issues ranging from debt, benefits, employment, consumer, relationships, legal, housing and many others. We help citizens deal with their problems by providing information that enables them to make the right decisions for themselves.

To offer support,friendship and practical help to families with an under five living in the London Borough of Sutton