Social care Charities That specialise in Respite

To relieve the needs of children with special needs & their families, in the LS29 area and the surrounds by:1. the provision of recreational and leisure time activities, respite care, help, information and support;2. increasing public awareness of the problems and circumstances of people with special needs;3. encouraging inclusion of children with special needs in the wider community.

Super Siblings is a charity that supports children who have siblings with additional needs. We provide Monthly session to help them meet and interact with other children in similar situations to themselves, to give them a form of respite and enable them to have fun in a safe and understanding space. During session we play group games and enjoy challenges,arts & crafts, baking and just socialising.

We are a group of fully checked friends who aim to provide a warm and friendly atmosphere. We seek to ease the trauma of living with cancer , dementia; long term health conditions and isolation and loneliness by helping in the home, collecting prescriptions, facilitating visits to hospital and medical centres. We also help to provide a social life and respite breaks where appropriate.

The preservation, protection and improvement of the physical environment, the promotion of all forms of participatory arts and the relief of sickness and the preservation and protection of good health by the provision of facilities, accommodation and ancillary services for respite and recuperation of persons undergoing medical treatment.

The object of the charity is the relief of persons in need who are elderly, sick, convalescent, disabled or infirm. The trustees relieve those eligible for assistance by making grants of money to enable or assist them to obtain accommodation, rest or respite which they could not otherwise afford. They also provide grants to carers of such people to enable or to assist them to obtain respite.

Working with families and young people.Fundraising for National and Worldwide Mothers' Union projects for literacy; Domestic abuse; Social deprivation; Respite holidays.Training in Public Speaking;Spiritual direction and public services of worship.

Bluebells Day Centre, based at the Christ Church Centre in Henley on Thames, provides social engagement, activities, games and outings for dementia sufferers and respite for their carers.

Support for mentally ill people and their carers through the provision of a drop in centre, crisis support, advice and information, befriending, and a holiday/respite caravan.

The Objects of the CIO are: To promote and protect the good health of families of young people who have taken their own lives or who are suffering from depression or other mental health related conditions in particular by the provision of, or support for, a short respite break.

To relieve in the Stamford, Bourne and Deepings areas the stresses experienced by carers within the family or home by offering a respite service through provision of a temporary replacement care facility.

Our charity provides social activities, respite assistance and information and help with everyday problems for our members with learning disabilities. We have a weekly social club for all members in the area from aged 18 upwards. We also operate a weekly allotment group and a 15-25 weekly activity group.

We take structured and interactive singing, activity and craft sessions into community day care centres, Age UK or council run and dedicated care homes supporting those living with dementia and offering respite opportunities for carers. Our sessions are unique in the fact that we approach every individual and make sure that everyone feels relaxed and at ease.

To provide Day Centre facilities for the Elderly and Respite Care Service. Mondays/Wednesdays/Thursdays and Fridays are generally allocated to "home bound" elderly who are transported to the Club by either Council's transportation or Community buses/taxis.On Tuesdays the club is allocated to Respite Care and those club mobile members who wish to attend.

The prevention or relief of poverty, the relief of sickness and poor health or the relief of disability anywhere in the world by providing grants, items and services to individuals in need. In particular this will be achieved by, but not exclusively through, the provision of grants for holidays and/or respite care for young people.

The Trust provides grants and work with Respite and holiday organizations like Joined-Up Holidays, born of a desire to connect people with animals, nature and the natural environment regardless of anyone's special needs or disabilities. By offering farm visits with activities individually tailored to the needs and wishes of each guest

Comfort Zone is a holiday playscheme for young adults aged 11-25 who have severe learning disabilities. It is run at Mapledown School for students in school or have attended the school. Our focus is to give the students a place to go during holiday beaks, to have fun, and socialise with their peer group in a safe environment.

Weekly Sunday services are held at the fellowship home of Bron Wendon, Penmaenmawr LL34 6BB. We also hold a biannual conference at the charity's facility, The Oasis Christian Centre, Dwygyfylchi, LL34 6PS.We have a function room and guest accommodation at The Oasis Christian Centre, offering a facility for conferences, weddings, funerals, and respite self-catering accommodation.

Alexandra House of Joy will be a purpose built community which will provide much needed facilities for Adults with Profound Learning Disability. We will offer a Respite Care Service for short breaks, a Day Time Support Centre, and an essential end of life Hospice Service. Alexandra House will offer opportunities of employment, for Adults with Learning Disability, in the kitchen gardens and cafe.

To provide respite to children suffering from cancer or leukemia by the provision of holidays or holiday accommodation

The relief of children in needin the North East of Englandby reason of ill-health,specifically those diagnosedwith a life limiting or lifethreatening illness through adiagnosis of childhoodcancer, through theprovision of respite holidaysand holiday accommodation.

The trustees wish to establish a charity which offers respite holidays to families who have either lost achild under the age of 18 or or who is terminally ill, wishing for happy memories to made for them and theirsiblings and parents. The trustees will advertise their service through the Royal Marsden Hospital, Sutton and The Eleanor Hospice and via the website, social media.

To serve the interests of persons with learning disabilities and their families. To increase understanding and public awareness of the problems & needs of the learning disabled and their families. To enhance the social intergration of persons with learning disabilities into the community. To promote respite for carers.

Provision of grants for holidays or respite care to people in United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland suffering long term severe disability for individuals left severe physically disabled (Wheelchair user, dependent on ventilation for more than 16 hours a day or the equivalent) consequent to neurological or neuromuscular disorders

We provide a free, confidential voluntary service offering extra care to those living with life limiting illnesses and support to their carers in Leighton Buzzard, Linslade and the district. Our service provides an opportunity for clients to have someone to talk to outside of the family unit, or for their carers to have some respite.

The purpose of the charity is the relief of persons caring for people with Mid Stage Dementia within the family or home (who do not qualify for NHS support and do not have sufficient resources for private care in Bucks).Respite community carers will be paid for by the Charity from funds raised, they will be Dementia trained from an organisation under the umbrella of Quality Care Commission,