Housing Charities

The Community Centre is located on a large housing estate in the Borough of Solihull. A wide range of activities are held, termly and throughout the year, to cater for all ages and abilities. The Centre benefits not only the local community but also people from the surrounding areas.

Fund raising to purchase equipment, lay on entertainment and events, and provide "those little extras" for the Residents of James Terry Court, which is an elderly persons' home.

We are a disabled self-help group that run a series of day centres for all types of disabilities. Transport is provided to help them get to and from the centres. This in turn gets them out of their homes and to socialise with other disabled people in their area.

Homes for the residence of persons over the age of sixty who in the absolute discretion of the trustees shall by reasons of their straitened but secure financial circumstances be considered suitable persons as residents.

Provision of four almshouses

The village hall provides first class facilities at an affordable cost to local organisations, clubs and is home to 30 local groups. It is also used for private functions, family parties, children's parties etc. The committee raises funds to keep hiring fees down by fund raising which includes jumble sales, car boot & table top sales and antiques fairs.

Maintenance of almshouses for elderly residents.

Providing housing for 6 elderly females, who must be residents of the parish of Ryde (former parish of Newchurch, and be "poor and of good repute" and "being members of the Church of England or Dissenters therefrom".

Almshouse Charity

The charity provides housing/accommodation for the elderly in the Wellington and Nynehead areas of Somerset.

Mosyer Almshouses are six dwellings in Crockenhill, Kent. Accommodation only is provided for over 60's. Residents must be able to look after themselves. The area of benefit extends to Orpington, Swanley, Farningham & Lullingstone and St Mary Cray.

Owns Almshouses in Wilshaw to benefit low income tenants

Providing homes for elderly people with little income who (unless otherwise approved by Charity Commissioners) have resided in Capel and the neighbouring area for not less than two years

Almshouse charity.

Our mission takes place home and abroad, some of the ways we help are listed below:- Clothe and feed the needy- Visit, pray and comfort the sick/bereaved- Support the homeless- Help with payment of medical bills- Support disadvantaged young people; financially, socially and emotionally- Taking young people on holiday tripsEveryone is important to us. We change lives for the better.

Providing housing for retired people with low financial support

Administration of terrace of four almshouses

Provision of almshouses for elderly people

A) To advance the education of young members of the public in agriculture, home crafts, country life and related subjects. and B) In the interest of social welfare to provide and promote the provision of facilities for recreation and leisure.

PROVISION OF SHELTERED HOUSING TO THE ELDERLY

To hold and maintain Almshouse premises in perpetuity for the use of the aged poor without distinction of sex, class or creed.

U3A provides Public Benefit by facilitating continuing education and social welfare to older people no longer in full-time employment. This is achieved by forming small, interactive groups of people with common or related interests who meet in each others homes, by organising general, monthly meetings with expert presenters on a wide range of subjects and by running trips to places of interest.

To provide accommodation for older people who are in need and who live in the Bradford and Harrogate area.

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PROVISION OF HOUSING.