Housing Charities That specialise in Homelessness

The charity supports a diverse group of organisations including medical and disabled groups. Literary, homeless and dance-based charities are also included. Over 250 organisations are supported annually.

The rescue and permanent care of elderly sick and abandoned animals and birds made homeless through the illness or death of their owners or such change in circumstances as renders them unable to care for them.

Making funds available for Christian Charities, such as Green Pastures in London which supplies homes for homeless people and Wordwise Christian bookshop which supplies books and comfort to the local community in the South Hams area

Harlow based charity dedicated to helping our homeless and vulnerably housed. We offer a weekly Sunday drop-in service providing hot food, drinks and takeaway food.

The relief of poverty of the inhabitants of Louth and District by the provision of financial assistance to homeless people in need, irrespective of age, race, gender, sexuality, disability or religious conviction.

1. Serving homeless people in Kingston when facing a crisis situation, primarily at the Joel Centre in Kingston

Distributing Christian literature in this country, in prisons and abroad. Helping the homeless and persons with Addictions in the UK .

VARIOUS FUND RAISING ACTIVITIES FOR OTHER CHARITIES E.G. CAFOD, THE HOMELESS ETC.

General charitable activity supporting education and care for the sick and homeless

Coffee morning for local Charities eg(Safe and Sound- Homeless young adults).Stall at Grange Hall Extravaganza -part of takings to Grange Hall Community Association. Craft club filling shoeboxes for Link To Hope(underprivileged families and elderly people in eastern european countries)

Helping the costs of vet bills and homeless animals

The charity was set up in April 1987 to provide good quality, temporary supported accommodation for young single homeless males and females mainly of African/Caribbean origin. There has been a temporary cessation of services to allow the charity time and space to restructure the business model and develop a social enterprise subsiderary. This came about as a result of a competitive tender.

The charity aims to provide homeless people, without restriction (but primarily for the benefit of those in need aged 16 to 25 years i.e. in need of accommodation, shelter and housing), with these, as well as providing warmth, clothing and, where possible (and where appropriate), advice on housing issues.

The Charity donates to Turning Tides, formerly known as Worthing Churches Homeless Project, to help directly individuals in need, hardship or distress, the beneficiaries at the time being resident in the Borough of Worthing.

Monies raised from the members of Glantawe Lodge through the year. Distributions then made from these monies, to non-Masonic Charities (including; Feed the Homeless, Deprived Childrens Christmas Party,, and Ty Hafan (childrens hospital, Cardiff).

Assisting homeless people

ASSISTANCE TO NEEDY INDIVIDUALS OR ORGANISATIONS (eg A HOMELESS CHARITY)

To further the Gospel of Jesus Christ andserv the community and homeless people

Christian evangelism. Including health relief - care of children and homeless - training and education. All activities carried out in India.

The Trustees make grants for the following:Research into IVF treatment.Medical treatment for the underprivileged which the NHS is unable to deliver.Relief of homelessness and the effects of old age.

a) financial aid to the Sisters of St Joseph and the Sisters of Notre Dame working with the poor in Peru. b) Financial aid to Contact, a residential project in Manchester for homeless young women. c) Assistance to disabled and disadvantaged members of the parish. d) Assistance to other charities whose activities are consistent with the objectives of Xspand.

The preservation and promotion of art, culture and literature through workshops in classical temple music and dance, a handicraft project as part of a rehabilitation programme for homeless women, maintenance of archives and a library of relevant literature and an agricultural arts project. SAT works in conjunction with an Indian charitable trust.

Lancaster Churches Together encourages churches in our area to worship, pray and reflect together, each church sharing with the others the treasures of its tradition. It enables churches to live and share the Gospel and to evangelise together and take steps towards fuller unity. We work together to respond to the needs of society working especially with the homeless of our city.

We are a place of worship and we give Donations to other charities such as Water Aid and Save the Children also Framework, an organisation for the homeless. We gave to UNICEF for the Ebola crisis.

The object of PAWS is the relief of domestic animals suffering from sickness, maltreatment or poor circumstances.PAWS will also assisst with feral animals wherever possible, particularly with trapping and neutering. Where possible, PAWS will seek to provide temporary accommodation for unwanted or homeless animals, at least until such time as a suitable, permanent home can be found.