Social care Charities That specialise in Respite

FUND RAISING FOR THE PURPOSES OF SUPPORTING RESEARCH INTO CHILDHOOD BRAIN TUMOURS, CAUSES, EFFECTS AND TREATMENTS. IN ADDITION THE CHARITY CAN PROVIDE TRAVEL GRANTS FOR TREATMENT AT THE DESIGNATED HOSPITAL; AND IS CURRENTLY FUNDING SHORT RESPITE BREAKS TO SUPPORT BOTH PATIENTS AND FAMILY. LAUNCHING RETURN TO EDUCATION PATHWAY BRAIN INJURY STUDENTS.

Aston House is a purpose built 48 bedded care home offering Dementia, Nursing, Respite and End of Life care. The home also provides specialist care for young people with physical disabilities and learning difficulties. The Friends aim to improve the quality of life of the residents of the care home by working with staff, residents and relatives

Support of Me&U Youth Club. group meetings,respite, trips and events for parents and carersWorking with Dudley MBC Youth Service running one night a week specialist youth club and leading bid to take over the day to day management of Lower Gornal Youth Centre to secure the facility for the wider local communityschool holiday events, trips and activities for autistic young people

Friends of Grove House, are a charity who help young disabled children.Grove House is a respite home for disabled children ages 6 years to 18 years, recently their minibus, was removed from them by local council, Friends of Grove House fundraised to buy then another one, this has now been achieved, and we are now working on making their large garden, wheelchair accessible. We are from Gateshead.

The cottage was donated for charitable purposes by the late Dorothy Richard as a place of retreat and spiritual refreshment for people in the Church and Charities that would otherwise be denied a respite break.Guests include full time Clergy and staff from various charities connected with the Trustees.

Welfare and support to serving and ex-service RAF personnel and their dependant families who are in need, and support for respite care.

Provides activities for people with learning disabilities in Halton and Vale Royal. Also respite and support for carers.

We provide respite to Parents/Carers through Activity Days and Activity Breaks for disabled people from 0 upwards, and their siblings.

Befriending, social and respite holidays for people with learning difficulties.

Supporting Disabled Children who attend a local Respite Centre

Oaklands Care Home is a purpose built 55 bedded care home offering 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.

The provision of swimming lessons, water therapy, carer respite and social activities to people of all ages who have physical, mental health or learning disabilities (and their carers) in the Wimborne and surrounding East Dorset area, in a safe and friendly environment (which is not normally provided by statutory authorities) to improve their health and wellbeing.

For the public benefit.To relieve the needs of children and young people with any form of disability or special needs, their families and their carers by(A.)Providing access to good quality advice and services.(B.) Enabling more families to recover and provide peer support to each other.(C.)Offering support to carers by providing respite care.

Fund Raising activities

Dursley Open Door runs the Open Door Club, which is a weekly evening club for adults with learning and/or physical disabilities, who live in Dursley and the surrounding areas. Outings and other group activities are also arranged. Transport to and from Club meetings is normally provided, to increase respite time for carers.

a) Therapy services to provide a listening ear to troubled and endangered young adults. b) Mentoring workshops 1to1 and group c) Career and CV workshop and open days d) Tutoring services e) Therapy after release from all levels f) Tournaments and scout days g) Gym and training workshops i) 1-2-1 Coaching sessions j) Football matches partnered with grassrootk) Respite care home

To empower, promote and protect the rights of children and young people with learning disability and their carers through:- the provision of arts, culture, recreational and leisure time activities- the provision of support activities and training which develop their skills- the relief of unemployment- the development of relationship and emotional skills- the provision of respite care

Provides small grants for those in need, those who are sick, those who require help for purchase of equipment or goods, or who need some respite care or support.

CCHF All About Kids (Formerly known as Children's Country Holidays Fund) is a registered national charity, founded in 1884. We exist to give disadvantaged children a range of residential activity and respite breaks. We improve the quality of children's lives and help them to recognise their potential in a safe and happy environment.

Its a network of Clubs and Branches provides comradship for serving & post members of the RAF and a family atmosphere for all. Provides advice, support and care for you and your dependents when the need araises.Provides respite care breaks[including special winter breaks]

We provide a fun, informal monthly meeting / respite session for hearing impaired children in Northamptonshire and their families. We also organise inclusive trips and activities during school holidays that the children cannot always access easily.

1.Currently raising funds to keep the respite care flats in the Wirksworth Care Centre for the Elderly in operation.2.To provide equipment for the use of the residents of the care centre.3.To raise funds for the benefit and well being of the care centre residents.

A CLUB WHICH OFFERS ACTIVITIES TO PEOPLE WITH A DISABILTY AND PROVIDES A RESPITE PERIOD FOR THEIR FAMILIES.ACTIVITES INCUDE ARTS & CRAFTS, GAMES, OUTINGS.THE CLUB IS OPEN TO ALL AGES.

Providing free, short-term respite accommodation for carers of people with mental health conditions.

Gives grants through Social Services Departments and voluntary organisations for the relief of poverty. To enhance the independence of people with disabilities with grants towards respite care, household equipment, aids and adaptations etc.