Housing Charities That specialise in Accommodation

Providing food and guidance at street level and accommodation to and advancing the care of ex- service personnel including Mental health issues / PTSD support and any other concerns is available through the charity Day centre/hub.The charity offer free respite breaks in two locations staying in static holiday homes (charity owned) available to former members of her Majesty's armed force.

Promoting in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the church: pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical. Enabling people to live out their faith by developing their knowledge of the gospel, providing pastoral care and a focal point for community activities open to all. Providing financial and prayer support to home and overseas mission agencies and charities.

training program, supplementary education class, home work tuition class, elderly and pensioner club etc

The charity was originally set up to provide assistance to Jews from Eastern Europe. The charity continues to provide assistance by making grants to applicants with housing or household needs or who require support for emergency accomodation.

The charity provides resuscitation skills training in schools and in the wider community, aiming to improve bystander responses and thereby ensure the best possible chance of survival for members of the public who suffer a cardiac arrest in their homes or elsewhere in the community. The charity also promotes and supports the increased availability and use of public access defibrillators.

We offer support and guidance to vulnerable parents and children in the Winchester district to improve parenting skills and relations between parents and children. We hold regular meetings for parents with young children under 5 and provide support and guidance in the home to parents with children between 5-13 years old.

Home visiting scheme offering emotional and practical support to families experiencing difficulties with at least one child under 5 years of age.

To provide almshouse accomodation, in the form of 25 one bedroomed flats across 2 sites in Scarborough, to persons of limited means. Principally retired seafarers and their dependents.

Advancement of the Christian faith including pastoral care and social action.This includes:Financial support and food parcels for homeless and vulnerable people.Financial support to school hardship funds.Support for widows/widowers and families.Children's activities.Visitation to retirement homes.Financial support for children's homes, orphanages and missionaries overseas.

THE PCC OF ALL SAINTS HAS THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR PROMOTING IN THE PARISH THE WHOLE MISSION OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND. IT ALSO HAS MAINTENANCE RESPONSIBILITIES FOR THE CHURCH BUILDING. IT PLAYS A FULL PART IN THE LIFE OF THE DEANERY AND THE DIOCESE, AND SUPPORTS ITS WORK THROUGH THE PARISH SHARE. THE DIOCESE SUPPORTS ALL SAINTS THROUGH THE PROVISION OF CLERGY AND THEIR HOUSING.

The charity provides secure accommodation for elderly ladies in the Plymouth and East Cornwall area.

Worhip services on Sunday. Womens own (social get together). Bible studies. Small Fry (for mothers and small children). Open doors (social for members and general public with cooked lunch). Messy church. Holiday at Home (1 week of outings and activities for the elderly).

Guildford Town Centre Chaplaincy runs projects providing pastoral care in a range of contexts in the Guildford community including Street Angels (night time), Community Angels (at home) and Chaplaincy (in workplaces)

Shepreth Wildlife Conservation Charity (SWCC) was established in March 2011 to help fundraise for conservation work both home and abroad. The organisation will be responsible for raising funds and educating visitors about endangered species and also play a major role in providing funds for the on-site SWCC Hedgehog Rehabilitation Hospital.

Our regular activities are our twice-Sunday services; weekly midweek meetings (home groups and prayer meetings), Sunday school, Little Lambs toddler group (0-4yrs), children's Lift Off Club (7-11yrs) and youth group (11-16yrs); monthly Causeway group for adults with learning difficulties and men's and women's breakfasts / gatherings, and our annual one-day Easter Holiday Bible Club.

DisabilityRelief of PovertyAccommodation/Housing

Bro Moelwyn is a Ministry Area within the Diocese of Bangor. The Parish activities are to ensure that Church life and work seeks the advancement of the Christian religion through mission within the Parish of Bro Moelwyn. Religious services are provided for the public and special services are provided for children & young people with home visits to those who are unable to attend public services.

Public meetings on Sundays at 10.30am at Ysgol Cymraeg, Pontygwindy Road Caerphilly. The meetings are Christian bible based meetings of worship and preaching. Voluntary donations given to promote the work of the charity. Mid week meetings in homes throughout the Caerphilly area again with worship and preaching

As an Educational Charity in the Inner City, We provide free Basic Numeracy ansd Literacy help to adults who cannot read or write. Over 90% of the Adults who come to our venue are unemployed and cannot engage in meaningful employment due to poor Literacy Skills. These adults do not have access to an Internet connection or a home Computer. They come to our centre for advice and guidance.

FACE supports Eastern Christians, in particular those who suffer discrimination or persecution in the Middle East, through locally organised projects that enable them: to remain in their homelands; to maintain their homes, schools, churches & hospitals; to create employment opportunities; to promote interreligious dialogue; and to be mediators and peacemakers in their multi-faith communities.

Our main activities are: - providing accommodation for people who are destitute - helping the people we are housing to pay their bills and meet other costs - providing other practical support to enable the people we are housing to resolve their immigration status and move on to other accommodation.

Advance the Christian faith through worship & prayer; evangelism and mission, locally, regionally, nationally and internationally; expressing God's love to the community through the mission of the church; nurture and growth of Christian disciples; pastoral care; supporting charitable social action at home and abroad

For the public benefit, the relief of financial hardship of people in the beneficial class by the provision of almshouse accommodation and ancillary equipment, services and financial relief for almspersons appointed from the class of beneficiaries i.e. people in financial hardship of good character, including but not exclusively, those who have worked in the carpet trade

Caring for those in any sort of need through home visiting, running groups, bereavement counselling. Food bank, CAB outreach worker, Memory and Wellbeing Cafes.

PROVIDING SUPPORTED SHELTERED HOUSING FOR INDEPENDENT ELDERLY PEOPLE.