Social care Charities That specialise in Residential care

The charity aims to advance the Christian faith by providing relief and care to elderly people who for reasons of age or infirmity are in need of residential care. The charity operates the Grace House care home service in Finchley, London, working in close partnership with local churches.

To provide for residents and visitors to Norwich, floral displays throughout the city. Organise competitions among schools and other groups (eg sheltered housing, businesses) to promote interest in horticulture.

The Associations purpose is the provision of accomodation, housing and welfare for elderly Jewish people and particularly for former refugees from Nazi oppression.

Providing housing accommodation for the elderly

The charity provides accommodation for elderly people with a low income within the Borough of Derby.

This charity holds the endowment property used by Broadlands Homes Limited for the purpose of providing accommodation for elderly people. As all activity passes through Broadlands Homes Ltd this charity is dormant.

Until 31.1.22, provided 24 hour residential care for 28 elderly residents. One this date all assets and activities were transferred to Abbeyfield Wey Valley Society.

The objects of the charity are to provide grants, housing and care for needy Protestant Christians over 60 years of age. Pilgrim Homes owns a portfolio of properties which are occupied by the care homes and housing schemes of Pilgrims' Friend Society, the operation of which was transferred by Pilgrim Homes to PFS in December 2016.

Provides broadcast services to people in hospital and residential homes

Relief of persons in need in respect of their housing or other residential care with priority being given to persons having a connection with Brockham and neighbouring villages

Supports the work of Nightingale House, a care home for older members of the Jewish community

Raise money for local charities such as Riding for the Disable,Cornwallace Court Care Home Bury St Edmunds,and other Masonic Charities.

Residential Care Home

Evangelical church in Mansfield. Supporting childrens activities, gifts to missionaries abroad and in the UK. church open to the general public for events and service,funerals and weddings etc..Supporting ministry to prisons and local care homes for the sick and elderly.

Majority of our activities up to 2014 are contained within the Freemasonary activities but included isThe Gurka's ,the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal, Dorset Masonic Care, Zetland Court residential home and the Province of Dorset 1014 Festival which is to raise ?1 million towards dependant organisations and world wide support during catastrophe's

Prayer meetings, Home bible studies, Coffee Mornings,Drama group, singing group, Sunday services, Junior Church, Mums and Tots, 4 Urban Saints groups, Holiday Club, Men's breakfast,Poetry Group, Teenth Quilters, Sport in the community, Golfing group, Women's group, Hospital Services, Nursing/Care home visits, Art group, Bereavement Support Drop in group, Chinese group, missionary support.

Supporting eldely persons and providing facilities for residents of the Home

To promote the presence of spiritual care for residents of care homes and thereby to enrich their lives and to provide financial assistance to enable care homes to appoint full or part time pastoral assistants

The propagation of the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ in its totality. We run and maintain worship centres through which we care for members of the congragation spiritually, emotionally, physically and otherwise. Involved in missionary activities to other parts of the world. We participate in communities activities including visitation to hospitals, care homes and the homeless.

To encourage regular visits to care homes by clergy and lay-people and to offer pastoral help and the provision of church services and prayers to residents. To encourage churches and local communities to adopt a care home. To provide Bibles and Prayer Books and other Christian literature to residents. To provide front-line support for care workers and attend to their spiritual needs.

The museum has been established to advance the education of the public to promote, restore, conserve and display all aspects of 19th and 20th century technology, many of the artefacts displayed can be demonstrated. The museum also conducts Reminiscence Sessions for groups of Dementia and Care Home Residents. The museum was built by and is run by Volunteers and Trustees on a not for profit bases.

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 people. Providing grants to needy and poor students. Providing supplementary classes for school children who are in need for extra support based in London Borough of Towerhamlets.

Engage-Events runs intergenerational activities in care home in Islington, we work with local primary schools and people over the age of 65. Activities include ipad and technology sessions, life stories work spoken history.

Provision of services in the devolved countries (Cymru, Scotlland and Northern Ireland), management of RNIB Places (schools and care homes and two of RNIB's supporterd living communities) and RNIB Solutions division (which handles accesibility products and services such as braille transcription and operation of RNIB's on-line shop and services).

One Tower Bridge care home is a purpose built 128 bedded care home offering Dementia, Nursing, Residential and Respite care. The Friends aim to improve the quality of life of the residents of the care home by working with staff, residents and relatives.