Housing Charities That specialise in Homelessness

Charitable projects for those with medical needs. Providing clean water and food and medical aid to the homeless in the UK and the poor around the world

Street Children of Peru raises funds to be used to provide homes for homeless children in Peru, including purchase of land, construction, fixtures and fittings, clothing, food, school materials, health provision and student bursaries. An holistic and partnership approach aims to carry the children towards independent adulthood.

The charity provides free hairdressing services to homeless people in a salon environment. This currently is on an 8 weekly cycle.

Foot Works provides free integrated podiatry and foot care services for homeless men and women. Foot Works delivers this service through a dedicated team of volunteer qualified podiatrists.Foot Works currently operates in central London.

For poor people in Bangladesh,* To advance the education of pupils at Mojlishpur Kazipur KG school* To relieve poverty through income generation schemes* To relieve sickness through financial support for medical treatments* To provide for the basic needs of water and shelter for the homeless

The objects of the CIO are for the prevention or relief of poverty in accordance with Christian principles for the publics benefit. In particular but not exclusively, by the provision of:(a) Items such as clothing, food, water and essential toiletries.(b) Signposting the beneficiaries to the various organisations that can give support and information in relation to substance abuse programmes

To provide advice/information on welfare rights, housing, primary healthcare, education, training, employment, environmental issues, human rights. people with disabilities, help the homeless people, to advance the education of children and to relieve poverty amongst Bangladeshi's in the UK.

The aim of the Crocus Trust is to provide housing and support for homeless and vulnerably people in the Three Rivers and surrounding areas. Partnering with local churches and local and national charities, we provide practical, emotional and spiritual support, to enable our residents to realise their potential and move on to a full life.

We primarily make grants to smaller UK charities working in Merseyside and Lancashire. We support the arts, animal welfare, the environment, the homeless, and sports. We make most grants based on our own research and do not have an open grants programme. If you wish to draw our attention to the work done by your charity please send a brief outline to our email address.

Donations to other charities and individuals particularly relating to children, homelessness,mental health, medical research, disabled facilities, education/training etc.

1. to relieve persons who are in conditions of need or hardship or who are aged or sick or homeless and relieve the distress caused thereby in such parts of the world as the trustees from time to time see fit.2. to advance the Christian faith in accordance with the Charity's statement of beliefs in such parts of the world as the trustees may from time to time see fit.

To alleviate poverty by helping the homeless to obtain accommodation within the area of Epping Forest District Council.

HOfB exists to support Combat Veterans who are homeless or who are overcoming mental trauma with opportunities to help them rehabilitate, by supporting them to: 1) write, produce or perform art, or supporting art with CVs as its focus 2) inspire/encourage people struggling with homelessness, trauma or addiction 3) educate/raise awareness in the wider community.

Hostel for homeless women

The Slade Evangelical Church seeks to provide Biblical Christian teaching and ministry through Sunday services and midweek groups. It also seeks to reach out to and provide services to the surrounding area throughout the week through, for example, youth groups, meetings for elderly people, a toddlers and carers group, meals for the homeless and English classes for speakers of other languages.

- Christian based teaching - Children's and youth clubs- Worship services- Support for the elderly- Support for the homeless- Other members of the society in need of support

First broadcast by the BBC in 1927, funds raised by the Christmas Appeal are divided between The Connection at St Martin's, working with homeless people in central London, and the Vicar's Relief Fund, making small crisis grants to people in need throughout the UK.

Provision of housing, support, guidance and befriending for homeless people and people at risk of homelessness. Research and information concerning the needs of homeless people and people at risk of homelessness, and the effectiveness of different kinds of service provision.

Feeding the homeless and disadvantaged

with in the community we help the elderly by doing their shopping ,feeding the homeless, we also help to support people that are in need in other countries.

Safety net is voluntary organisation that provides support to homeless youth who have addiction problems. The charity acts as a liason service to assist clients to cope with the numerous bureaucratic regulations that they encounter because of their situation. We provide communication between clients, parents and relevant organizations. We recieve no funding and are self financed.

CHYP funds supported, furnished housing for single young homeless people aged 16-25 years from the Cotswold District Council area. We have 11 bedrooms in 2 houses in Cirencester. We also run a charity shop in Cirencester.

To provide advice and assitance to people in terms of housing and homelessness.

Provides grassroots support in North Liverpool through youth programmes, activities for older people, and help for those facing homelessness, unemployment, or isolation. Offers community events, advocacy, and partnerships to improve wellbeing, inclusion, and local opportunity. Supports regeneration by empowering residents to shape services and lead change.

To provide health, care and welfare for abandoned, rescued and homeless donkeys. To educate children about the heritage and roles of donkeys. To support other charities through association with donkeys. To provide the public with an opportunity to visit, learn and appreciate the animals in a natural, visitor friendly environment.