Social care Charities

Recreation and provision of trips and outings for elderly and disabled; meetings of elderly on a weekly basis; provision of social days & evenings for the elderly in St. Davids and surrounding areas.

The main theme has been maintained throughout the year of 3rd World humanitarian relief and related projects. The main focus has been on financially supporting charity proposals associated with Uganda , Tibet/China, Indonesia and North Malawi. These include medical, orphanage, educational, and water drilling support.

Provides company, food and mental and physical stimulation for the clients, who are handicapped and elderly people and their carers in or near the village of Brampton

Financial help given to meet a particular need of former students having completed initial teacher training on Dartford Campus/The University of Greenwich and ex-members of staff. Payments towards the cost of provision of service or equipment for the sick and infirm, adaptations to homes of the disabled, fuel bills, travel expenses for hospital, care home or respite care visits.

Raising finance to build a children's home in Sierra Leone

Providing a social club for disabled adults and children giving respite for parents and carers.Club nights are every 1st3rd & 5th Tuesday each month we provide arts and crafts,quizes,cooking,games etc.

The charity was set up to provide luxuries and treats for people provided with residential care by Kent County Council in the area of the Former Poor Law Union of Dartford. There has not been any activity since the 1970's

To provide charitable goods and services for the prevention and relief of poverty among the elderly.To relieve financial hardship, sickness, and poor health.Advancement of formal and/or community education in the development of individual capabilities.The provision of sustainable living accommodation for the elderly and youth.

To support the council's most vulnerable children living away from home and residing in foster care.To promote improvement in the quality of services given to children in care.To advance the education of the general public and those involved in foster care in all aspects of fostering.To work with, and assist, the work of statutory authorities engaged in the advancement of foster care.

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.

we provide financial support for home alterations, respite care, general relief for the needy in the Parishes of Tibberton, Taynton and Rudford & Highleadon.

ÔÇ£Casa PrimavaraÔÇØ,Cluj Napoca,Romania, is a well established family home caring for 5 brothers and sisters,who were rescued from orphanages in 2003. They are being cared for by a Romanian, Christian couple. The children are progressing physically,emotionally, mentally and spiritually,within this loving and secure environment. Every penny raised goes directly to benefit the children.

Provides help for the elderly people of Hersham not normally provided by the Local Authority

We provide a weekly Day Care Centre service to a rural catchment area in Northern Rother based in the Northiam Villiage Hall. It provides a convivial environment helping to rekindle the "social spark" that has dimmed in some solitary folk. We incorporate an EXTEND exercise session into our day and provide a two course luncheon cooked on the premises, followed by stimulating speakers.

Currently we manage a "Trust Fund". We believe that it is no longer financially viable for a Day Centre to be run as we have in the past. Following consultation with the Charity Commission and AgeUK as to the future use of the funds, we donated a considerable sum to a local alms-house charity; we have donated fund to purchase an Age UK minibus; and we support computer classes for the elderly.

supporting Foster Carers, young people in care or otherwise on Anglesey, also providing activities.

The relief of distress amongst foster carers working for Birmingham Social Services Department and specific family placement carers living in Birmingham and surrounding districts by provision of training, education advice, information and other charitable forms of support.

The Trust may donate or lend money (Karz e Hasna) to, but not limited to, healthcare, welfare, educational projects, as well as individuals or students for their studies or to support people set up a business to support their family to become financially independent. This will also apply to refugees, asylum seekers, orphans/orphanages women empowerment projects in the UK and worldwide.

Raising and collection of donations from local community to help provide essentials equipment and support to local hospital and care home.

Providing a water space for carers and families physically and mentally disabled children and adults to be able to go swimming within a safe environment

Play & craft sessions for babies and toddlers, with refreshments provided for carers and children.

Friends of Townsend (PTA) raises funds for the School through a number of activities such as School Fairs,dances, quiz nights, Theatre trips, raffles, for the benifit of the school and the local community.we provide help to the school financially and assist with a number of after school activities where parent/ carer help is needed.

Providing advice to those with mental health problems; and their carers

To assist women in the County of Northumberland who are in need of rest and respite towards the cost of a break. The charity exists to help particularly those who are caring for others or who are convalescent.

donations to care homes for the elderly and to cancer research