Social care Charities That specialise in Residential care

Raising funds to support young people in the care of the Himalyan Children's Care Home in Pokhara, Nepal. Priorities are agreed with the home and a system is in place to ensure accountability for the funds. Awards contribute to food and clothing costs and school fees on a regular basis and other items as needed. Regular contact is maintained with the home.

The Muslim Children Foundation is a non-profit organisation dedicated to provide relief and assistance of vulnerable Muslim children in need of proper care and support in England. Our organisation aims to provide them with a care home along with basic Islamic education. The organisation is operating in Surrey and Sussex area in England.

It is our aim to establish a residential care home for the elderly of all faiths, or none, within the London Borough of Havering and in addition to provide day care and care within individuals homes. During the year the charity commenced a befriending service to the elderly of Havering.

The prime aim of the charity is to support by gifts, charities/organisations for the elderly within the Formby area.

Distribution of Christmas gifts, costing approximetly -ú15. to those who are 80 years and over, who live the parish of Stock and Bradley or are now in residential care, or who have lived in and have reached the age of 80 years and have made a contribution to the parish throughout their long residency, at the discretion of the Trustees.

A voluntary organisation enabling women to provide an effective role in the community, to expand their own horizons and to develop and pass on important skills. This is done by taking part in activities such as art and craft, cookery, walks, visiting local residential homes, holding meetings with a wide of range of speakers and generally getting involved in the local community.

Support of people with learning difficulties and their carers in the London Borough of Havering

Milliner House is a purpose built 40 bedded care home offering Dementia, Residential and Mental Health care. The Friends aim to improve the quality of life of the residents of the care home by working with staff, residents and relatives.

Horse Fair is a purpose built care home offering Dementia, Nursing, Residential, Respite and End of Life care. Horse Fair Care Home also provides specialist care for young people with physical disabilities. The Friends aim to improve the quality of life of the residents of the care home by working with staff, residents and relatives.

Amarna House is an 80 bedded care home offering a range of care including Dementia, Nursing and Residential care. The Friends aim to improve the quality of life of the residents of the care home by working with staff, residents and relatives.

We are a small association of volunteers set up to support the residents of two residential homes for adults with learning difficulties, Strathmore and Highcross, and their associated independent houses. Our major objective is improving the quality of life of the residents. We do this by supporting activities in the fields of the arts, sport and health/fitness as well as general social events.

We are reaching out to primary schools, elderly care residential homes and we also supplies bibles to the community while serving tea and biscuits.we also support other charities like festival of Life, and habitation of hope,

Providing grants to needy and poor students.Providing grants to widows and orphans.Allocating grants to support care homes for older people.Providing clean water, shelter,medical treatment and food for the public. Providing grants to disabled peopleSponsoring religious events across the different religions

Kosel Dementia Trust Helston raises money to build a specialised dementia care home.

Most of our funds are either raised through holding coffee mornings or donations. We then distribute to elderly people (residing in Woodstock) at Christmas, in the form of vouchers, e.g. Co-Op food vouchers. Occasionally we will make a donation to the local almshouses & elderly residential community sheltered housing.

The object of the association shall be to promote the health, safety and well-being of people in the community, whether at home, in the Community Hospital or ion Stone House care Home.

Provision of low cost accommodation for the elderly

To advance the Christian faith through the performing of musical concerts carrying the Christian message.To relieve financial hardship, sickness and supporting communities by performing fund-raising concerts for various organisations in the UK and abroad, taking live music into prisons for rehabilitation purposes, visiting care homes for the elderly and serving the wider community with music.

We are currently working to improve the lives of the residents of the Care Home "Four Homes of Mercy" in Bethany, Palestine. All the residents have some form of neurological disorder. We have provided the residents with educational and therapeutic equipment, and are now providing a grant to enable the home to employ a physiotherapist for a period of five years.

Preaching and teaching of God's word the Bible. Activities include Sunday morning and evening congregational services,small groups and bespoke programmes. Caring for each other through pastoral visiting and informal networks of care. Serving our local community including schools activities, tiny tunes for toddlers, messy church, food bank, songs in care home for elderly.

The Grinshill Parish Benefit Fund provides Christmas baskets of fruit to the elderly/those living on their own within Grinshill parish. This also includes those who were living in the parish and now live in a Residential Home.

We give small donations to local people in need. We have a village meals on wheels service to which we occasionally give donations. We take small gifts to local elderly people in hospital or Care Homes at Christmas time

Old Age Care is providing advice on struggles they may face in day to day life. We will be providing advice on living independently, loneliness and working with technology. The organisation will also redirect the people to the local councils, social services or health care professionals on going into a care home, getting stair lifts, walking frames, walking sticks, disability allowance etc.

Religious services, weekly prayer and fellowship group, and a youth group. We also engage with the local community with elderly care home and prison visits. We visit local care homes and hold a carol service at Chriand provide gifts for residents in the home. We also plan to start visiting local prisons to further share our religious beliefs and provide a valuable service within the local communi

The objects of the CIO are:(a) the relief of need, hardship and distress amongst children and disabled adults who are or who have been resident in institutions, orphanages and care homes, particularly in Eastern Europe;(b) to promote and advance the education and training of those involved in the care and welfare of such children and disabled adults.