Social care Charities That specialise in Domiciliary care

We raise funds in the UK to support partners in the development and delivery of palliative care in Kenya. We work closely with the Kenya Hospice and Palliative Care Association and local organisatioins. Due dilligence and monitoring is carried out on all grants. Recent grant funding has been for children's palliaive care projects, gender disparity projects, home care, training & morphine.

Early help-long term support for blind and partially sighted community of Herefordshire that can help the public living with sight loss.We offer a home visiting service where a volunteer offers simple practical help to a visually impaired person.A hospital information service at Hereford Eye Unit (County Hospital)Rehab and Mobility Service contract with Herefordshire Council.

High quality supported housing in our regional areasSupport and CSCI registered domiciliary care on individual basis, either through supporting people contracts or domiciliary contract for care.Holiday and leisure/alternative respite in North Wales.

Our Day Care Service for the Vulnerable Elderly within our community, offering healthy &freshly cooked meals, Mental /Physical stimulation, Social interactions & Outings, Digital introduction & health awareness sessions. We offer a variety of services to incl Meals on Wheels to shut-ins, Befriending/Prescription collection, Seasonal projects & a Home Visiting service. A community youth club,

CRV - East London provides following services: Vietnamese Elderly Support Services includes Drop in centre, advisory and information on welfare, housing, health, education, training, counselling and home visits. Luncheon club. Social cultural events and outing trips. Home care services.

Educational charity set up to improve the catering provision to and understanding of older vegetarians and vegans and their diets whether in care or in their own homes. Provides guidance in print, via website, emails and correspondence and also via training courses. Also administers grants from its Vegan Fund and Vegetarian Fund.

The Charity provides advocacy support, domiciliary support, advice and guidance to family members and carers.We also intend to offer day services specifically applicable to but not exclusively for persons with a Brain Injury.

Community Cafe, Playgroup, Children's Dance, Children's Exercise, Adult Tap, Chair Zumba & Social, Yoga inc Pre and Postnatal, self help groups for people who stammer, Aphasia, Arthritis Care, AA, Bobbin Lace, Art Classes, Counselling for adults, Home Care, Education for adults with learning difficulties, Community Garden Group, NHS physio sessions, Space for meetings & training

Services offered include home visiting service,cookery/handicraft/social and computer skills sessions, hold a monthly book club. We have a resource centre with specialist equipment. Produce a newsletter and a talking newspaper. We provide information to access benefits/allowances/health care services and assistance with paperwork. People can self-refer or use our drop-in/telephone enquiry service.

TO PROVIDE TEMPORARY MEDICAL AND DOMESTIC CARE FOR PEOPLE IN THEIR OWN HOMES

The Society offers various services across the Shrewsbury Diocese these include: Community Action Support, Family Groups, School Social work, Home Visiting Service, School Counselling, Parenting programmes We also offer delivery of courses and training focused on children, family and community were children are bereaved or grieving.

The provision of a day care centre and care for those service users that attend the centre suffering from Cerebral Palsy and other disabilities. From 2009, the centre now also provides domiciliary care for its members. The centre's activities are aimed at young adults from North Staffordshire and adjoining areas.

Sunday Family Services, including activities for children and young people.Women's Meeting, a Ladies Prayer Group, times of Prayer, Praise and Fellowship, Home Care Groups, and a Ladies Book Group.Use of building for "Mother & Toddler", singers, a signing activity for babies, a club for 7-11 year olds, and for children's birthday parties.

To give Carers weekly respite time thus safeguarding their health and enabling them to continue to care at home. To operate a service that befriends socially isolated people living alone in the local community.

Evie's Night Owls' purpose is to facilitate access to funding for families with dependents who have life-limiting or terminal illnesses or conditions, enabling them to access overnight respite care in their own homes.

Cornerstone Trust provides residential and domiciliary care for adults with learing disabilities in Bolton. We also provide a voluntary weekly day time activity group called CAT at the premises of Radcliffe Road Baptist Church in Bury.

We aim to provide practical help, advice, support and information to people living in Selsdon and surrounding areas through a large network of volunteers. One of our major activities is to help the older members of our community to stay in their own homes for as long as possible by the provision of good neighbour type activities

Stories for Life records life stories face to face or remotely with those who are in the last chapter of life in a variety of settings; hospices, hospitals, care homes or in their own homes. Our biographers are specialist volunteers trained by us. Our phone service can include the recording of less formally structured conversations between family members/ friends of a different generation.

Pink Paws Cat Rescue activities are to care for, vaccinate and neuter all cats that come to our care. Our activities are available to anyone and we operate on a volunteer basis using individuals who care for the cats in their own homes with all expenses paid by the charity. Where possible all cats are eventually rehomed with suitable adopters.

The charity has started, and funds, two foundations in Romania. Care of the elderly giving day care and home care. Care of children with special needs. Day care centre providing nurture and care for 15 children. The centre also has a partnership with the local special school. The charity provides kids clubs in the Summer, supplies aid for distribution to those in need and works with gypsy families

The main activity of the charity is the promotion of social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing adults with learning difficulties and/or additional needs including mental health from becoming socially excluded from society, relieving their needs and helping them to integrate in to society. We work with a variety of day and home care providers to offer opportunities every day..

The provision of an adult hospice to serve Louth and the surrounding towns and villages. The provision of hospice at home care and also day care to allow a break for carers. Fundraising to this end via public activities and donations together with fund raising via subsidiary charity shops.

This charity provides :- (a) luncheon club (b) outreach befriending service (c) mental health drop in centre (d) home and respite care (e) computer classes (f) youth activities.

The main aim of the charity is to provide food and provisions for families whose children are receiving end of life care in their own homes, in a hospice or in hospital. The charity is a much needed resource in the community to address the need for immediate practical support for extremely vulnerable families.

Offers companionship, help & support to elderly residents of the Bourne Valley and other local areas as the trustees see fit who live alone or with relatives/carers in line with Social Services policy of keeping people in their own homes for as long as possible, thereby encouraging and enabling people to be as independent as possible. To provide respite for carers of the elderly.