Housing Charities

6 Trustees oversee the work of Family Help Darlington CIO which provides a holistic package of support including refuge accommodation, Darlington's Women's Refuge, was founded in 1976 (charity reg no 506051) in order to provide safe, temporary accommodation for women and women with children fleeing domestic abuse. There is also a telephone helpline for victims/survivors of domestic abuse.

Recruiting and training volunteers to visit families at home who have at least one child under 5 to offer support and friendship.

PROVISION OF SHELTERED HOUSING FOR SINGLE LADIES OVER 55 YEARS OLD WITH LIMITED MEANS

The objectives of Simply Limitless continue to be: 1 The provision of facilities for recreation and leisure2 The advancement of education3 The relieve the needs of homeless people in such ways as are charitable

Croydon Jubilee Church is a group of people committed to serving Jesus Christ in the local Croydon community and beyond. Apart from regular weekly meetings the church operates for the benefit of the community in a variety of ways including youth work, children's activities, involvement in a shelter for the homeless in winter months and supporting parents in different ways.

LIVERPOOL COMMUNITY ADVICE PROVIDES FREE, INDEPENDENT, NON-JUDGMENTAL AND CONFIDENTIAL ADVICE ON A RANGE OF ISSUES TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC. LIVERPOOL COMMUNITY ADVICE'S SOLE PURPOSE IS TO MEET THE NEEDS OF PEOPLE, AND THROUGH PERSONAL ADVICE POINT THE WAY TO RESOLVING ISSUES, DEALING WITH DEBTS, MAXIMISING INCOME, PREVENTING HOMELESSNESS, IN FACT ANYTHING FOR WHICH PEOPLE NEED HELP AND SUPPORT.

Our projects offer sports (basketball, boxing and gym sessions), mentoring and music production. In addition we arrange outings away from home areas to expand horizons and raise aspirations.

The Charity continues to provide activities in pursuit of its main objects and with the generosity of its members continues to prosper.The charity continues to meet its objectives through Christian teaching,church services, sunday schools, retreat homes and activities for children.

The main activity of the charity is to run the Almshouses at Gurney Court, Benford Court and The Old Court, Odiham. In addition to running these Almshouses, the Trustees seek to fulfil the wishes of their benefactors by relieving need in the Parish and by making donations to three local schools in the form of library grants.

The Bradley Lowery Foundation supports children and families fundraising for treatment and equipment not available on the NHS. We do this by supporting fundraising campaigns allowing the families to use the Charity number to receive donations from businesses and other organisations. We also issue grants where applicable.We are also building a holiday home for families to make memories.

Advice and Support in relation to Welfare Benefits, Housing and Debt.Offer employability skills, and provide training and other activities in the interest of capacity building.Advancing in life by developing skills and gaining confidence through training and activities.Improving quality of life by supporting people to overcome personal and social barriers.

# Providing a range of residential experiences for school students at our Allensford Lodge Youth Village#Going out into schools, parishes and elsewhere to provide experiences nearer home#Working with teachers, priests, and families to promote and develop experiences#Seeking additional income streams through appeals for support and creating a broader user base.

To relieve the suffering of dogs and other animals in the UK and abroad to provide, maintain and support rescue homes for the reception, care and treatment of such animalsTo provide protection, treatment and security for the animals which are in need of care and attention by reason of sickness, maltreatment, poor circumstances or ill usageTo educate the public in animal welfare generally

The object of Inclusion Foundation is to carry on for the benefit of the community the business of providinghousing and any associated amenities for persons in necessitous circumstances upon termsappropriate to their means.Our vision is to be a leading Charitable Organisation to provide flexible, innovative housing and service solutions and life opportunities in partnership.

For the benefit of urban or rural regeneration in areas of social and economic deprivation,in Bradford and surrounding areas) by the following means:The relief of financial hardship and unemployment,education and training, financial assistance. The provision of housing for those who are in conditions of need and the improvement of housing in the public sector or in charitable ownership.

FACES Bedford works with families with children up to the age of 19. Support is offered to those who find themselves experiencing difficulties, hardship and/or distress. FACES Bedford offer a range of holistic services which includes recruiting and training volunteers to regularly visit families in their own homes where they offer emotional and/or practical support to best meet the family's needs.

Restore Church bringing hope & Pastoral care in our local communitiesChildren & Youth activities.Restore Homes, Housing for vulnerable & or homeless menFood van, Feeding people for free, 5 nights a week.Restore Pantry, Social supermarket for anyone & everyone.

The provision of affordable housing for local elderly people who demonstrate a need for such a facility. Abbot's Hospital is a member of the Almshouse Association.

The Manna Day Centre is open 7 days a week, 51 weeks of the year offering the following services: free food, showers, clothing, housing & welfare advice and medical care.

Regular public worship open to all.Pastoral work, including visiting thesick and the bereaved.Teaching of Christianity throughsermons, courses and small groups.The provision of youth clubs with aChristian ethos.Promotion of Christianity throughthe hosting of events and meetings,and through home groups.Supporting other charities in the UKand abroad.

The Magdalene Group prevents sexual exploitation, coercion and grooming of women and those involved in sex work by providing 1:1 support, addressing issues with homelessness, criminal justice, mental health etc. Also working with young people affected by exploitation to recognise and move away from unhealthy relationships. Delivering training to safeguard young people and educate professionals.

NEWway Project was set up in 2013 in order to support the rising numbers of homeless people in the London Borough of Newham. Our team works alongside specialist support agencies, local churches and hundreds of local volunteers to provide three core services: NEWdawn - a winter night shelter, NEWday - year round daytime support services, and NEWlife - gardening workshops for local rough sleepers.

The Society works to improve the overall quality of life for people with a visual impairment in North Lincolnshire, North East Lincolnshire, East and West Lindsey and Lincoln City. We achieve this by enabling and encouraging independent living through home visiting, the provision of and access to information, equipment and services and the development of community based activities and support.

We are a charity united by our passion to make a difference. We vow to help create change by making a better living conditions for the homeless and vulnerable of the North East. We also support those who are financially vulnerable and in danger of homelessness and their families. The support we provide is holistic, person centred through accessing practical none prescriptive projects.

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.