Social care Charities That specialise in Domiciliary care

For the benefit of the public to promote the efficiency and effectiveness of charities & the effective use of resources for charitable purposes by charitable and non charitable bodies providing end of life care for people in their own homes. The Association exists to support the members & other organisations as they strive to develop and improve the end of life care provided in patients own homes.

Centred on Holt and the surrounding district, we offer social support and access to activities for those living with dementia and respite for their carers through provision of 2 weekly cafes, a home visiting service and a twice monthly afternoon cafe, plus information and advice on our website and newsletters, dementia awareness training and participation in local dementia friendly initiatives.

What the charity does:General Charitable PurposesDisabilityWho the charity helps:Children/young PeopleElderly/old PeoplePeople With DisabilitiesThe General Public/mankind

FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT, THE RELIEF AND ASSISTANCE OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE, IN PARTICULAR THOSE WITH DISABILITIES OR WHO ARE DISADVANTAGED, IN SOUTH EAST NIGERIA AND THE SURROUNDING AREAS, IN PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT AND GRANTS TO ASSIST IN THE PROVISION OF DOMICILIARY, EDUCATIONAL AND HEALTH FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT

1.Encourage Stroke sufferers with their rehabilitation.2. To relieve and support relatives involved in the full time care of the Stroke victim.3. To help, especially those who live alone, to regain sufficient confidence to remain in their own homes.

Our focus is on Togo in West Africa which we have visited nine times. We have provided seed corn grants for micro enterprises as well as grants for tertiary education and social care in Togo for poorer individuals. We provide home care for a resident of Kara, During 2020 to 2022 we are providing grants to individuals and organisations in UK affected by Covid19 pandemic

The Foundation's objective is to provide financial assistance to those living in Leicestershire and Warwickshire (or within a 10 mile radius of those county boundaries) who are in need of financial assistance to meet the cost of their home care needs.

Kilburn Older Voices Exchange advocates on behalf of older people in Kilburn and surrounding area on issues that people raise. Current projects include: road safety, road crossings, lack of public seating and toilets, home care standards, personal safety/fear of crime, promoting wellbeing. KOVE engages a diverse group of older people in its projects including community filming.www.kove.org.uk

1) Health promotion particularly HIV & CHD (2) Research and consultancies (3) Information and advice (4) ICT inclusion (5) Project development and advocacy for relief of poverty and distress, health, environment protection, education, food security and livelihood support targeting women, elderly, youth, orphans and OVCs (6) Basic Skills training.(7) domiciliary care(elders & disability)

The charity purposes is to award grants to a registered charity who provide welfare support to individuals who have inadequate means to provide for themselves whether in their own homes, to support them to live independently as possible, or for those who live in residential homes or receive care in respite homes.

Support of Medical Charities & Organisations that Fund Research and provide Community Day Care and Home Care Facilities. Educational Support, Animal Charity Support

Hope for Home provides advice and support for carers of elderly people with dementia and/or advanced Parkinson's Disease who are looking after their loved ones at home.We are also committed to advancing the education of the general public, as well as that of health and social care professionals, in care of people with dementia and/or advanced Parkinson's Disease in their own homes.

Ace has two aims-the mobile warden scheme & the social link:- 1) We find finances to employ a mobile warden to visit & care for Linton elderly in their own homes. 2) We provide social gatherings & meetings & occasional outings to help social cohension & prevent isolation of the elderley & keep them as a vital part of our village.

Somali Carers Project provides Domiciliary Care to the ederly and disabled people in their homes including children regardless of their race , gender , cultural background , and religion london wide.

Provision of advice regarding home based palliative care in Malawi based on 10 years of experience. Financial support for: a) Orphans to cover education costs and some essentials (e.g. travel and food). b) A select number of ex-project staff and their family members to undertake tertiary level training. c) People connected to the project facing extreme hardship, e.g. after flooding.