Social care Charities That specialise in Residential care

Until December 2013 the charity met its objectives by running Lakenheath Village Home residential care home for older people.The home closed in December 2013 and since then the charity supports schemes that will benefit the inhabitants of Lakenheath and the surrounding area by making grants to individuals,making grants to other organisations,providing other finance and other charitable activities.

ADVRO provides funds for orphanages including few that look after disable children. It also funds for special classes for the underprivileged children who live in remote areas of Amparai district in Sri Lanka. ADVRO is planning to build an Elderly Care Home for the underprivileged at home. ADVRO carries out medical screening programs which provides advice on preventable deceases such as diabetes.

The Charity provides Almshouse Accommodation for the elderly

The charity was established for general charitable purposes, in particular to provide residential accommodation for the elderly and for the making of discretionary donations to young people, who are interested in developing their skills in the field of theatre and arts. The charity is also now looking to support, by donation, organisations involved in medical research.

Making grants to 6 Care Homes for the elderly

Provision of almshouse accommodation for the elderly of Ilton.

Care Home for children in Sri lanka and India. Give start up grants to help poor families to start up livelihood projects.Give grants to help young continue to further education.Help poor families to build a secure home and have access to safe drinking water and sanitary facilities.Provide training in computers, agricultural and garment making skills.

Provide horse riding activities for disabled people from the age of 5 upwards in association with Riding for the Disabled Association. Activities take place in Allostock, Cheshire. Riders may be independent, from residential homes and (but not limited to) school groups

Cambridgeshire Wildlife Care is a charity dedicated to the protection of wildlife in Ely and the surrounding area. We provide free talks to schools, afterschool clubs, community groups and care homes, as well as information, advice and guidance to members of the public via telephone, email, our website and social media. We also provide financial support to local wildlife rescues.

We conduct monthly prayers in an East African dialect and thus brings together people from that Ethnic minority from across the country.We carry out activities that aim to advance the Christian faith for the public benefit in the UK and worldwide.We provide religious devotional acts through pastoral care and outreach such as visiting and praying for the sick in hospitals, care homes etc

Our charity is raising money for future genetic research of rare genetic mutation PACS1 and planning on providing a care home for children with this or similar genetic diagnosis.

Provides accommodation for elderly people of low means in 3 almshouses

The Chamber Music festival provides several concerts a year at a Festival usually at the end of March. They also give a "friends of the Festival" special concert at the end of the year.During the year the artists visit local primary schools and care homes to give presentations and educational experiences to children and elderly people. This has proved to be very successful.

HEADINGTON SINGERS IS A LOCAL CHOIR IN OXFORD WITH WEEKLY REHEARSALS. MOST MEMBERS LIVE LOCALLY, BUT SOME TRAVEL A SIGNIFICANT DISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE. THE CHOIR PUTS ON A CONCERT AT THE END OF EACH TERM, USUALLY INCLUDING A LOCALLY SOURCED ORCHESTRA AND SOLOISTS. MEMBERS ALSO SING OCCASIONALLY FOR RESIDENTS OF LOCAL CARE HOMES AND PARTICIPATE IN FUND-RAISING CONCERTS FOR OTHER CHARITABLE CAUSES.

The charity was set up to provide a sensory room, sensory garden, toys etc for the children who are cared for at Sunflowers Care Limited, a care home for long-term sick children.

Working with local care homes and charities to provide funding for the relief of alzheimers and dementia sufferers and top-up grants to enable residents to remain in their care homes when their finances are exhausted. Our activities are currently limited to the Surrey/Hampshire border area.

Providing recreational facilities for people with special needs and/or limited abilities by providing cycling facilities in Bushy Park Hampton. Our users come either individually with carers/parents or from organisations such as Residential homes, Day Centres, Special Schools and other similar organisations. Our unpaid volunteers act as facilitators for the use of our more specialised cycles.

Provision of accommodation for elderly people connected with the Parish.

To provide subsidised accommodation for the elderly.

To provide comfortable well maintained accommodation for the elderly people of Hoylandswaine firstly & Penistone etc as directed by George Senior in the original documents.

Alton Men's Shed is equipped with a range of tools, materials and a social area, in which mainly retired men can socialise and make things for themselves & for local charities & voluntary organisations. Additionally, we undertake projects in the community through liaison with care homes & other local charity management teams. Member's experience & skills are shared to motivate each other on tasks.

take part in charitable fund raising concerts, St. David's day concerts with local schools. Sing at residential homes at Christmas. Take part in remembrance/memorial services and local community events. Promote male voice choral singing in community and with visitors

A Day Centre, every Thursday, for those suffering from memory loss and who are not in full-time residential care.The aim is to provide a stimulting day in a safe and happy environment. The day, from 10.00am to 2.30pm includes a wide range of activities to connect with different abilities.

The Charity provides accommodation for the elderly in Billingborough.

The Charity's principal aim is the presentation of choral works in public. There were two concerts in the 2014-5 season, Mendelsshon's 'Elijah' in autumn 2014 and 'Requiem' by Brahms, together with 'Five Mystical Songs' by Vaughan Williams in spring 2015. Both concerts were popular and attracted good audiences. In December 2014 an annual carol concert was performed at a local residential home.