Housing Charities

Work with the homeless and disadvantaged to improve the quality of their lives by providing advice, opportunities and support in areas such as employment and training, financial management, health and education, leisure, sports and the arts.

To relieve people with learning difficulties, including those with epilepsy, through the provision of residential care and homes.

Regular public worship open to all. Teaching Christianity through sermons, courses and groups. Pastoral work: baptisms; marriage; funerals; visiting sick and bereaved. Promoting the church's mission by groups and activities for: parents and toddlers; children's and youth work; religious assemblies in schools; broken families; senior citizens; the homeless. Supporting charities in UK and overseas.

Practical help for homeless and badly housed people. All activities operated at Hope Centre, 8 Newbold Road Rugby. The Centre open daily - providing advice and support on numerous issues, hot meals, showers, laundry and networking. Providing sleeping bags, changes of clothes etc. Winter Shelter in local churches (Dec to Mar). Overseeing a Trussell Trust Rugby Foodbank operation.

Religious activities. The relief of the sick poor and needy.The furtherance of religious or secular education.The advancement of Christian faith at home or abroadAny other charitable activity not inconsistent with the above

Manna House works for the benefit of the public in South Lakeland providing advice, advocacy and a drop-in support centre for those who are homeless, vulnerably housed, lonely or needing help. The Charity also offers a range of activities to develop life and employment skills to enable service users to become active members of the local community.

Lunch Clubs, Information & Advice, Footcare, Computers at Home, Waterside Goodneighbours and Befriending, Telephone Buddying

We provide a rescue service for boxer dogs throughout the UK. We rescue, rehabilitate and re-home dogs via kennels or foster homes where necessary , and also provide help and support for the welfare of boxers in general. We ensure the neutering of all our boxers if medically possible and provide back up for life.

The Foundation raises funds to support projects for the benefit of vulnerable and orphaned children in South Africa.The main focus is Ilamula House a Home offering a place of safety for girls (aged between 2 and 18) who have been abused, orphaned or abandoned. In addition we undertake project work in the surrounding townships including feeding station, squatter camp support and related projects.

Help and advice for peple suffering from addiction problems, referrals to specilalist treatment programmes. Supported accommodation providing stability and support to help clients in their journey towards recovery and independent living. A drop in facility providing food and washing facilities, a correspondance address and clothes for homeless substance misusers in Easington and srrounding areas.

DHYP provides user led accommodation and support services for young people aged 16-25 years living within or with links to Doncaster.

Housing AdviceBond SchemeFloating Support/NavigatorsRough Sleeper services and outreachYouth crime interventionsSpecialist Clinic and hospital In-reachFamily support/Turnaround

This is a grant giving foundation which will cover homelessness, employability, education, environment and health and well being.

DangerPoint provides an interactive life-skills centre for the benefit of children and adults. It is designed to help people learn in a fun and practical way, specifically in the home, when travelling and during leisure time. Our programmes empower people to make positive life choices for themselves and for the planet. DangerPoint's vision is to create "Resilient children, able to thrive".

LGT promote greyhounds as pets and seek to find homes for retired racing greyhounds once they have finished racing.

Guildford Action supports homeless Individuals as well as isolated families. Our mission is to ?Enhance the lives of all those we come into contact with?. The projects are The Guildford Action Day Service (homelessness) and The GAF (Guildford Action for Families) support service. We aim to meet basic needs, maximise potential through group work, individual casework, signposting and outreach.

Colchester Foodbank seeks to address food poverty in the local area by giving food parcels to clients who have been issued with a voucher from a professional agency. In addition, we seek to make available signposting from a range of professionals who can advise on debt, housing, benefits, health and wellbeing, budgeting and child welfare.

Our charity provides educational support and establish supplementary school to the children who lives in deprived area and experiences of difficulties gaining national level success due to the lack of language skills or overcrowded class sizes etc.. We are organising food bank and food aid for homeless or any vulnerable people in our area.

Through the provision of volunteer befrienders, BEfriend aims to alleviate the social isolation experienced by people with physical, sensory, psychological or cognitive impairment living within the London Boroughs of Ealing and Hounslow. Volunteers provide weekly visits either in the home, or to support their client to go out into the community.

Working with people in the Borough of Sutton.Partnering with churches in the borough who support our projects which include Food Bank, Foodshop, Street Pastors & School Pastors, a befriending scheme and working with those who are homeless or at risk of homelessness through our accommodation projects and supporting those in Temporary Accommodation.

PROVIDES FOOD, SHELTER AND AMENITIES TO THE HOMELESS AND VULNERABLE IN CHELMSFORD, ESSEX, ENGLAND. THE CHARITY PRIMARILY OPERATES THE SANCTUS CAFE, FOR THE HOMELESS AND THOSE IN NEED IN THE CENTRE OF CHELMSFORD THE CAFE IS AN ACCESS POINT FOR THE SANCTUS HUB FOR ADVOCACY, SUPPORT, COUNSELLING AND SERVICES FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING.

To advance the education of young people in Norfolk, particularly but not exclusively those at risk of exclusion from school, with a view to improving their career prospects and supporting their development into mature and active members of society. This includes but is not limited to individuals who are NEET, young offenders, home schooled learners and older individuals seeking to return to work.

Home-Start Watford & Three Rivers provides support to families who have at least one child under the age of five years. Support is provided by volunteers who are parents themselves they visit families once a week for two to three hours offering support, friendship and practical help in the families' homes.The service is provided in Watford, Three Rivers and Hertsmere

To care for and find suitable new homes for stray, abandoned or unwanted Staffordshire bull terriers.

DROP IN FACILITIES FOR HOMELESS AND NEEDY