Social care Charities That specialise in Residential care

A Christian Church providing all of the usual church activities including Sunday Services, Mid-Week Fellowship meetings, etc. with various outside ministries including Elderly Care Homes, Community Children's Club, support of the poor and needy, both overseas and at home.

SHELTERED HOUSING FOR ELDERLY PERSONS

To give small annuities, special one-off grants, etc to ladies of any denomination who are in need and unable to earn. Grants are approved by the committee and temporary help can be given if the need is urgent. We give priority to ladies who are trying to maintain their own home although we also help towards a shortfall in care home fees.

Therapy Dogs Nationwide is a non profit making organisation, managed entirely by volunteers.Therapy Dogs have been found to have all round benefits for people in hospitals, hospices, residential homes, schools, prisons, care centres etc. Volunteers are all registered with the organisation, their dogs are all temperament assessed and are covered by the obligatory insurance for visiting.

To provide community transport for the local community area offering transport to disabled people and those with mobility problems, senior citizens, care homes, sheltered housing, clubs, community groups, schools and for special events.

TO PROVIDE RESIDENTIAL CARE, RESPITE CARE AND SHELTERED HOUSING FOR THE JEWISHELDERLY.SUCH OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES BENEFICIAL TO THE PUBLIC SUPPLEMENTALAND ALLIED TO THE OBJECTS ABOVE AS THE MEMBERS MAY IN GENERAL MEETING DECIDE.

OUR LONG TERM PLAN IS TO SUPPORT IN A MAJOR WAY A PROPOSED RESPITE CARE HOME FOR SEVERELY DISABLED CHILDREN. IN ADDITION WE WOULD LIKE TO SUPPORT INDIVIDUAL CHARITIES WITH AN EMPHASIS ON DISABLED CARE, EDUCATION AND OCCASIONALLY SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN THE GENETICS FIELD.

The principal objects of the Charity are:(a) to relieve members of the Order who are in need, hardship or distress;(b) to provide and maintain residential homes for the use of such members;(c) to relieve or provide residential homes for dependants of members;(d) to relieve former members and their dependants as per (c);(e) to further other charitable purposes as Trustees determine.

Provision of regular church services, baptism, funerals and weddings, with other supporting activities (social events, meetings, private prayer etc). Links with local primary and secondary schools, community projects and Lymm and District Churches Together. Pastoral support for care homes and other groups and individuals.

PCC of St Mary de Haura- Promoting in the parish , the whole mission of the Church, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical through regular public worship which is open to all, and by providing a quiet space for personal prayer and contemplation. Pastoral work visiting the sick bereaved and care homes.

The purpose of the charity is promoting the whole mission of the Church. The church is open daily for private prayer and services are held on Sundays, Wednesdays and Christian Festivals, and family occasions. Services are also held in residential homes and the local sports club. The vicar is very involved with the village primary school. Members of the PCC organise fund raising social events.

We help older people predominantly living in care homes to enjoy the best possible quality of life through meaningful engagement with friends and neighbours (FaNs) in their surrounding community. Our FaNs initiatives include the Wishing Washing Line, Intergenerational Colchester Up, Young FaNs Club, FaNimals and Care Home Bake-Off.

Provide Acts of worship and collective communion in Church on a weekly basis and on Christian special days.Home communion and collective communion at residential homes. Provide facilities for community activities and classes and for youth groups.Vicar[s] provide pastoral care to anyone when necessary.Morning session in Church Hall weekly for parents/carers looking after toddlers.

We provide sheltered housing for the elderly with priority given to local residents or those who have relatives living locally

Facilitating social inclusion activities with older people living in residential and nursing care homes, and community based wellbeing activities which also includes marginalised and isolated older people and their carers from their own homes.

The charity provides accommodation for the elderly in ten bungalows or flats. It also provides grants to organisations and individuals. These may be in respect of the Religious Society of Friends, or any charitable objects connected with the town of Ashford in Kent, or to meet expenses of education or or for the relief of poverty.

Provision of Almshouse Sheltered Housing

We set up and run YOPEY Dementia Befriender partnerships. These are befriending partnerships between ourselves, schools or colleges and care homes. We inspire, train and support young people, known as YOPEY Befrienders, to befriend elderly residents, especially those living with dementia. We get positive publicity for our YOPEY Befrienders, ourselves and the other partners.

The charity responds to appeals from various aid organisations who operate in this country and worldwide. It also funds outings for residents in care homes and nursing homes as well as assisting to finance the shortfall in the finances of these organisations.

An evangelical church in Eastbourne, holding morning & evening services each Sunday, & a mid-week prayer meeting. Before COVID-19 restrictions, we took services in four local care homes, had two regular home groups, a monthly Seniors' lunch, & youth group. We are part of the Countess of Huntingdon's Connexion. We support a missionary in Moldova, & various local, national & overseas Christian work.

Consortium of Sheltered Housing Providers

Providing housing accommodation for elderly people.

The charity is restricted to work within the Ecclesiastical Deanery of Pickering. Its main function is to provide housing accommodation for elderly people in housing need who are already resident in the area.

The provision of accommodation for elderly people.

A Church on the Gurnell Grove Estate in Ealing. Running weekly worship services, a weekly community cafe, a club in sheltered housing and regular social events and programmes, mission events and work parties to improve the estate.