Social care Charities

Deliver community arts projects in schools, GP surgeries, residential care homes and day care centres; Provide supportive opportunities and work experience for volunteers, particularly people with mental health issues and learning disabilities; Commission artwork for healthcare settings; Manage Artists' Training Residencies;Deliver arts and health education for health care staff.

Well being of pregnant mothers & mothers of young children. Includes antenatal classes, birth support, sleep respite and mothers & toddlers soft play.

Love Into Action provides support to families in the Middle East affected by intellectual disabilities through providing respite care; community outreach; training & support; and through sharing learning & best practice in these areas; plus supporting the leadership of other small charities. LIA also provides support to other people and communities, where it operates, as the opportunity arises.

The main activity of the Ambrose Allen Charity is the provision of a building for the use of elderly residents. Examples of groups that use the Ambrose Allen Centre are Loddon Valley Day Care which provides respite care and the Lunch Club which provides a hot two course meal once a week for the elderly.

Provides pre school sessional day care with lunch available. Hours are from 9am - 3.30pm and twice a week from 8am to 5pm Mon to Fri term term. Learning through play in a stimulating, caring environment with a large pleasant garden area with qualfied, friendly experienced staff.We have a fantastic SEN reputation and top of the range sensory area's providing small group activities

THE CHARITY PROVIDES FACILITIES FOR THE PUBLIC WORSHIP AND MEETING THE SPIRITUAL NEEDS OF ATTENDEES. THE KEY AIMS TO PROVIDE RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OTHER ACTIVITIES INCLUDE, SENIOR CITIZENS DAY CENTRE, BIBLE STUDIES. BABY BLESSINGS, WEDDINGS AND FUNERALS.

WCB is the umbrella agency in Wales representing blind and partially sighted people and the clubs and societies that support them. We gather the opinions and views of people with sight loss through groups and consultation. We put their voice at the centre of what we do, reporting their views to the people who are responsible for the services that help them. We signpost people to these services.

All Saints is the CoE Church for the Parish of Dedworth in West Windsor. We promote the word of God through weekly church services, bible study, etc. The church provides the 'normal' functions of Baptism, Weddings and Funerals. We support the local community in many ways - eg. helping the poor with food and support, working with the elderly and sick, working with the schools and care homes.

Our purpose statement is to live and share Jesus in our community and we are finding new and exciting ways to do this as we serve the community we are part of. These activities include monthly day care centre and parent, carers & toddlers club

Our aim is the prevention and relief of poverty in orphanages in order to create a environment where they can lead a happy and healthy life.

CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES FOR NEEDY PERSONS SUCH AS FOOD PACKS.WINTER COAL DISTRIBUTIONS POOR NEEDY.WE ARE OPENING WATER WELLS HELP PROVIDE CLEAN DRINKABLE WATER.WE ALSO HAVE BEGAN OUR VERY OWN ORPHANAGE PROJECT WILL BE COLLECTIVE EFFORT WITH OTHER CHARITIES.

Provides accommodation for 17 elderly residents plus one room available for respite care

SHELTERED HOUSING

Support and opportunities for social, vocational and cognitive rehabilitation for individuals who have survived an acquired brain injury. Information and support for carers and families of survivors of an acquired brain injury.

to provide short-term respite accommodation and befriending for those at immediate risk of suicide.

Lighthouse International Ministries (LIM) is a network of churches and individuals throughout Great Britain and Ireland that supports people and projects in Romania, India and Africa i.e. children's homes, youth camps, leprosy missions. LIM's heart is to strengthen, equip and facilitate indigenous people who have good ideas but have very limited resources.

Providing food and guidance at street level and accommodation to and advancing the care of ex- service personnel including Mental health issues / PTSD support and any other concerns is available through the charity Day centre/hub.The charity offer free respite breaks in two locations staying in static holiday homes (charity owned) available to former members of her Majesty's armed force.

Advancement of the Christian faith including pastoral care and social action.This includes:Financial support and food parcels for homeless and vulnerable people.Financial support to school hardship funds.Support for widows/widowers and families.Children's activities.Visitation to retirement homes.Financial support for children's homes, orphanages and missionaries overseas.

Provide a range of services for older people, including a day centre 4 x weekly, men's shed, befriending service, social outings, alliance with Citizens Advice Service, access to legal advice, seated exercise and hair and beauty treatments.

Day care service.access to community

The charity's aims are to provide social, leisure and developmental benefits to young people and adults with learning disabilities and support and respite for their families.

PROVIDING SUPPORTED SHELTERED HOUSING FOR INDEPENDENT ELDERLY PEOPLE.

Horizon Life Training is a Christian charity that operates to help former drug and alchohol dependants back into the community and to a work life by providing them with counselling, support, life and employment skills training, and facilities for work and recreation. This is carried out as a practical outworking of the Christian faith, operating from a residential care farm in North Yorkshire.

Reaching and serving the poorest of the poor in India, through children's homes, schools, training, and medical provision. Our work has a particular focus on children and the elderly.

We work in Asia mainly in India, Nepal, Thailand and Brazil where we help children and young people in these countries, giving them a home, food, clothing, an education and an opportuntiy to be able to go into the work place and earn enough to keep them and their famalies if they still have parents. Our homes are called Wyresdale Children's Homes as this is our home area.