Social care Charities

We provide Day Care Services for the elderly in the High Wycombe area.

We aim to remove physical or financial barriers preventing access to theatre. Specialising in interactive family musicals we place children with or without disabilities at the heart of our work. We run a fully inclusive theatre skills club, engaging children with disabilities or from a disadvantaged background. We offer respite for parents/carers, and work opportunities for underrepresented groups

Barnet Multicultural Community Centre (BMCC) aims to promote and develop opportunity and participation for the whole community in order to increase integration and inclusion and reduce isolation and deprivation, within a social, informative, celebratory, multicultural setting therefore enhance the quality of life in Barnet.

Provision of accommodation for elderly people.

Grace Church offers a Christian service to a congregation of some 100 persons including worship, teaching and preaching. It offers a considerable service to youth in the community. Overseas ministry to Kenya, Burkina Faso, Budapeste and Ukraine including help to orphanages. India added this year

Working to support the wellbeing of individuals suffering depression or anxiety or recovering from physical illness, carers who need respite, those who need support towards confidence, self esteem, time away from pressures, development of vocational skills and any other person who might benefit from horticultural therapy.A safe, empathic, calm, nurturing, enjoyable and empowering environment

Provides culturally sensitive Day Resource Services for the Indian older people of city wide Manchester and surrounding areas. These include basic Day Care i.e. transport, hot Indian meals, entertainment activities, library, shopping, monthly coach trips, preventative health and rehabilitation services, information & advice.

The Charity is an Almhouse Charity providing accommodation for the elderly. The Charity operates exclusively within the town of Knutsford.

Projects including Mother & Toddler group, Support group for carers, Support group and extended activities for those alone and/or isolated, Support group for families, After school youth drop in group, Fun & Lunch in School Holidays for those receiving free school meals, provision of Christmas Hampers to those most in need.

The Object of the Charity is to provide social activities for elderly people,there are no restriction on the activities of the charity.

To teach and equip people for the Ministry, to arrange and host Meetings and Conferences; to provide Christian material and to give to the poor and needy.We Oversee the Extreme Prophetic and Webchurch section of the Charity which supports Orphanages in Africa, and other Nations, and Ministers to the sick and the dying

The relief of those in need, by reason of youth, age, ill-health, disability, financial hardship or other disadvantage, living in or with connections to the Ecclesiastical Parishes of Breamore, Hale with Woodgreen, Fordingbridge, and Hyde by any Running a weekly playgroup for carers and young children means as the trustees in their discretion shall determine.

Friends of the Beacon is the charitable body supporting the non NHS activities of the Beacon Centre in Guildford (part of Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice Care) a Palliative Day Care facility for persons suffering from cancer or other life changing/threatening illlness serving patients within the area covered by the Surrey PCT

For the public benefit of frail older people living and dying in care homes, or other long-term care settings: Keeping the evidence base for best practice, Listening to the voices of frail older people, Funding practice-based research, Disseminating evidence-informed messages, Co-creating new ways of working, Supporting MHL partners, Sharing knowledge, expertise, information and statistics.

1. Provides funding to pay travelling and subsistence expenses for volunteer medical personnel to work in developing countries. 2. Provides medical equipment and supplies to hospitals in developing countries. 3. Supports medical establishments in developing countries by meeting their needs in any other appropriate ways.4. Supports health and education in orphanages in developing countr

Headway Blackpool Wyre and Fylde aims to provide information, support and social activities for people suffering from acquired brain injury. We also aim to support carers, family and friends. Perhaps most importantly, we offer the chance to share experiences knowing that the group members understand some of the problems and difficulties that acquired brain injury brings.

Each Sunday both our morning and evening services are open to the public for Christian worship. We also hold midweek meetings for Bible study and prayer, a childrens club, and a mums and tots group. We take a monthly service at the local care home, and our pastor takes school assemblies.

The construction and maintenance of an orphanage. Caring for children as young as under one year. The advancement of education and preservation of good health in Ghana.

- running creative and nurturing residential camps/retreats/activities for siblings in care to help strengthen their relationships with each other- provide training for those working with children in Care/Care leavers regarding sibling relationships and how best to support them- promoting the importance of strong bonds and sibling relationships in policy discussions.-empowerment projects.

The care and support of children and adults with a learning disability - and support for their parents and other carers :- seven o'clock social club for adults age 15 and over, Summer holiday programme for about 90 children and adults - also giving a week's respite to carers.

The Woodclyffe Almshouses provides accommodation for elderly people in 8 self-contained flats.

A weekly social club, providing a warm, caring atmosphere for the elderly, and those with early dementia; where they are stimulated by games, exercise and entertainment.It also gives respite to their carers two days a week.

Operating a residential orphanage in Bangladesh, providing educational, recreational, cultural and islamic education activities based on the national curriculum of Bangladesh. The charity caters 24 children aged between 7-12 years. There is two full time and two part time teachers and a caretaker employed by the charity. The charity provides the children with food, clothing, medical expenses etc.

Provision of accommodation for the elderly

We are a day care charity supporting older people experiencing the effects of social isolation and loneliness. We offer lively and fun activities,and provide a cooked lunch. Transport is available. We promote members' health, wellbeing, and independence. Working with other community organisations we promote members' improved access to a wider range of other local community activities and services