Housing Charities That specialise in Accommodation

Provision of homes for the elderly.

The SAA takes in unwanted and abandoned animals (currently cats and rabbits). We provide care and veterinary treatment for them until we find them new homes.

The activities of the charitable settlement continue to be the establishment of homes for aged or invalid persons being permanent residents of southwold or its vicinity who are in need, and the provision of future care and maintenance thereof.

The charity has provided emergency relief for several thousand refugees, in the form of financial support. These families and individuals have escaped Iraq leaving their homes and possessions behind. This funding has provided them with food, heating and essential medical care.

The charity operates throughout the UK through the trustees and a supporting team of volunteers to render assistance to Pug dogs in need for whatever reason by re-homing in previously vetted homes and providing immediate & essential veterinary care where required prior to said re-homing.

Rescue unwanted dogs, accomodate in secure and loving foster homes, seek new homes for the dogs to owners that are checked for suitability, enable adoption which is covered by an Adoption Contract including animal welfare clauses plus a returns policy if the dog can no longer be kept by the new owners, provide post adoption advice and guidance to new owners, fundraising, website, advertising.

Sea side holidays for veterans and serving personnel of HM Armed Forces, Merchant and Emergency Services and their immediate family

Hope for Southall Street Homeless (HSSH) supports rough sleepers verified in Southall through outreach and casework. Staff support people by referring them directly to health providers and to services provided by partner organisations. Through partnership, HSSH aims to take people out of rough sleeping towards fulfilled lives including assisting those who decide to return to their home country.

The objects of the charity are to assist in the provision, within the area of London and the Home Counties, of facilities for leisure time, recreational activities, for young persons of the Jewish Faith with the object of improving for them their conditions of life.

Recruiting and training volunteers to befriend older people in care homes.Helping churches to support lonely older people in their local community

PROVISION OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING. MAKING GRANTS FOR ACCOMMODATION OR MAINTENANCE

Regular public worship, including funerals, weddings and baptisms. A weekly Place of Welcome plus monthly community lunch. Pastoral work, including visiting the sick, bereaved and housebound.Holding monthly services in local care homes. Taking religious assemblies in local schools. Sunday school activities. Supporting other charities in the UK and overseas.

Rescuing and rehoming stray and abandoned dogs in Yorkshire from local stray kennels. We provide kennelling and immediate veterinary care, including vaccines and surgery if needed. Via social media and websites all dogs after assessments are advertised for rehoming. All potential adopters are home checked and matched with individual dogs needs, The charity exists with volunteers and donations.

providing care and protection of animals suffering as a result of cruelty, sickness or neglect and wherever possible re-homing equines to permanent new homes.

The Pontesbury Housing Trust provides high quality accommodation for people with special needs, in particular adults with learning disabilities, at reasonable rents. Providing housing for vulnerable people benefits society as we believe that society as a whole benefits from having people with learning disabilities living in, and contributing to, the local community.

Part of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers): - supporting Quaker Meetings - spreading the Quaker message - undertaking service - funding concerns - providing pastoral care of Quakers in need - maintaining/developing Meeting Houses as places for worship and witness - administering the Area Meeting -supporting Britain Yearly Meeting

We provide care and support to those who are unwell, elderly, or living with disability or loneliness in the local community. We offer day care and transport services and in doing so also provide essential respite for carers. We work with others, including our local medical practice, to enable people to remain as independent as possible in their own homes, and to uphold the dignity of our clients.

Home-Start is a voluntary organisation which is committed to promoting the welfare of families with at least one child under five years of age. Volunteers offer regular support, friendship and practical help to families under stress in their own homes helping to prevent family crisis and breakdown.

To promote the relief of people who have, or who have had cancer, and their families and carers across Gloucestershire, by the provision of a range of person-centre holistic therapies and support within our Centres, and also to develop home visits for people with cancer to reduce isolation and promote friendship.

We provide a clinic at 1 Vaughan Street, Rhyl, LL18 1TB for eligible people on low income and/or state benefit. We also rescue, rehabilitate and re-home animals in our branch area and support regional initiatives working in partnership with other RSPCA Branches and the National Society.

Supported sheltered housing for elderly

We conduct weekly Sunday services and simultaneously conducting children's bible study during sunday service. Conduct home visits, hospital visits, to pray and share/study the bible. Encourage people who are attending the church to fully obey the teachings of the holy bible. Have a weekly prayer meetings and youth bible study and monthly corporate prayer meeting. Conduct marriage and parental ...

Public services of Christian worship on Sundays at 9.15am and 11.00am .Other service times see the church website.The church runs housegroups in various homes. Children's work includes Sunday Club ,Tiny Tots,Brownies and other activities run by volunteers. Youthwork is coordinated by a paid Youth Pastor assisted by volunteers. We also hold a Renew Wellbeing Cafe open to the community.

The Charity takes in unwanted dogs from the public and local Dog Warden and then rehabilitates them before finding them permanent homes

Provides supported housing and associated services to those who are homeless by reason of poverty, sickness, disability, alcoholism, drug addiction, offending behaviour or any other mental or physical infirmity. We are currently based in Greater Manchester.