Housing Charities

Animal welfare, animal medical care, re-housing the unwanted for guinea pigs and rodents.

To provide comforts for the residents at the Tegfan Home, Ammanford.

Marriage. Babies and children dedication. Baptism. Funeral Ceremonies. Evangelize and preach the gospel. Children and young people day out and fun day, Christian counselling and bereavement visits and Home, Hospital, Prison and School visits

The charity administers a playing field, which was purchased from donations made by the people of Manningtree and Mistley to welcome home the servicemen returning from the Second World War and to be a memorial to those who had died.

donations to care homes for the elderly and to cancer research

To improve and develop conditions of rural life, to advance education in citizenship,music, drama and other cultural subjects, and in all branches of agriculture,handicrafts,home economics,health and social welfare.

The charity is established to provide financial assistance for the poor of Cirencester and St John's Hospital and Other Almshouse Charities.

RELIEF OF PERSONS WHO ARE SICK, CONVALESCENT, DISABLED OR INFIRM BY RELIEVING THEIR SUFFERING OR ASSISTING THEIR RECOVERY

Payment to six widows of the parish who do not own their own homes and may be in need of financial help

To collect and donate monies collected to R.A.F "Wngs Appeal"Donate money to an R.A.F Care Home.

In 2020 trustees made the decision to move from a London hub to participate in other parts of the country; opening their remit to further aid ex-forces and the wider community as follows: - General welfare support and help. - The arts, music and theatre - Learn for the Future Project -Training and development - Sustainable growing for the future - Help with housing - Social Enterprise formation

This is money that was given to be used on the upkeep of clergy homes. it enables us to give our staff home that the diocese would not be able to supply.

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.

To improve and develop conditions of rural life and to advance the education of country women in citizenship, in public questions both national and inter-national, in music, drama and other cultural subjects, also to secure instruction and training in all branches of agriculture, handicrafts, home economics, health and social welfare.

Provision of financial and other assistance to persons resident in the parishes of Bradfield St George and Bradfield St Clare in Suffolk during periods of illness or convalesence or persons who are handicapped, disabled or infirm.

To support the funding of acquisitions of works of art and furniture for Leighton House Museum. To support ongoing restoration and refurbishment projects.To organise events in the houses in collaboration with The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea and other partners. To act as ambassadors for museum in the local, academic, cultural and other communities of interest.

Benefits to the elderly/disabled and the sick - help with visits to hospitals, convalescent homes or similar institutions and to those in need and the bereaved.Assist fulltime students, living in Fritton, with funds for text books.

Romsey Gateway club caters for adults with learning disabilities and has done for over thirty years. We seek to provide opportunities for friendship, recreation and entertainment. The development of existing skills outings and intigrating within the community. This allows for a few hours respite and rest to those who care for our members when they are at home.

The charity's objects are to hold the capital and income on trust to apply as they think fit, with particular reference to the advancement of the Christian religion and the relief of poverty and sickness either at home or overseas. The trustees will continue to support the work of charities, voluntary organisations and individuals, whose aims accord with the governing document.

PROVISION OF ACCOMMODATION AND HOUSING

The charity provides for the wider needs of the community and in the period 2010-11 gave support to the sheltered housing community, the community primary school and the resources required to meet the needs of the parish plan.In 2012 there were no immediate requests but the Chairty is now registered for gift aid and this is encouraging support.

To assist students under twenty five years of age who have their home residence in the City of Newcastle Upon Tyne, and received a secondary education in the City.

Cattistock WI is in a rural area with women meeting to improve living conditions, advance education and enter political debate regarding key local and other issues. Members develop a range of skills and appreciation of arts and crafts, home economics and advice on health and social welfare.

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.

The Samuel Crokers Almshouses (3) are maintained and funded from Bovey Tracey Town Trust investments and rental income from a TV mast erected in their field.