Social care Charities

Provision of respite day care for elderly people in a safe and friendly environment and relief for their carers. Activities are designed to provide stimulus and enjoyment for the clients.

The UKs only childhood cancer charity dedicated to raising awareness of germ cell cancer in children alongside providing mental health and emotional support to families affected by childhood cancer, childhood cancer awareness campaigns, changing diagnosis times, supporting further treatment options and providing acts of joy and respite to children and their families affected by childhood cancer.

To relieve the needs of children and young people who are terminally ill or sick and their families, or children and young people who are suffering as a result of a bereavement of a parent in the UK, by the provision of or assistance with the provision of in particular but not exclusively goods, items, services and respite holidays and short breaks.

Regular Sunday and mid-week worship services and biblical preaching in accordance with Baptist principles, outreach in the local community and in care home(s).

We work with the elderly by visiting care homes and spending time with them. We also hold religious services for the community. We hold youth group programs, to include leisure activities in the local community centre and a careers day to assist the young people with obtaining information about their future. We are also pushing the importance of education for the young children

The Centre provides day care, on three days per week, for residents within the Queensbury area who, because of age and infirmity, would not have any social contact with their neighbours. Refreshments are provided throughout the day including a hot mid-day meal. A full programme of activities, entertainments and trips are organised with support given to ensure no-one is excluded.

To identify and meet the pastoral and spiritual needs of older people, in the community. To develop a team of Anna Chaplains and volunteers.To visit and resource care homes.To build bridges between churches and their local community within the City of Southampton, between voluntary and statutory bodies and between the generations in our society for the benefit of older people

To promote the education of and to otherwise relieve, people who are in need, hardship or distress; or who have sight, hearing or speech impairment,

Pre School providing Sessional Day Care Term Time Only

Sheltered housing for the Elderly in Northampton

Our Charity operates from Birmingham, we raise money through events throughout the year to purchase gifts for Children in Orphanages, Care Homes, Refuges and vulnerable situations. We have local companies put up Charity trees with a child and requested gift where people will tack a tag with a child's gift on, purchase the gift and leave under our trees for collection by our elves to distribute

Engage, a rural charity in Wealden, provides socialisation opportunities for older vulnerable people at the TN22 club and dementia activities and carers' respite at the TN22 Plus club. Engage promotes social inclusion, health and wellbeing through the provision of lunch clubs, therapeutic activities and outings. Staff and volunteers are committed to combating loneliness and social isolation.

Supporting homeless young people aged between 16 and 21 to secure their own accommodation by providing them with temporary accommodation and support.

To propagate the Christian faith in India. To relieve poverty, sickness and distress by the provision of food, shelter, clothing and medical care. To advance education of the public particularly children.To provide financial support for orphanage, medical centre, school, pastors, bible college and for the training of tailoring skills.

Our aim is the advancement of the Christian faith and other charitable work focusing mainly on Hardwick and nearby villages. We hold weekly Sunday morning services; meet in homes for study, discussion and prayer; link with pre- primary and secondary schools, Gracefield Care Home, and various community initiatives in the village, as well as various collaborations with local churches.

Pear Tree Holiday Club provides childcare and respite for children of all abilities aged 3-16. Approximately one third of children attending the Holiday Club have learning difficulties and disabilities.

The Charity acts as an alternative learning resource providing a service to young people who are referred by local schools as these young people have been excluded from mainstream education and are given respite education and specialist activities as a platform to re-engage and re-enthuse them. An evening Youth club is run for local young people. There are activities for Elderly Disabled People.

Dementia Day Care

Autism Support Crawley is a parent/carer support group for parents, or other relations caring for a person on the autistic spectrum or with other social communication difficulties (with or without a diagnosis). Members need to be over 18 years of age and live within the counties of Sussex, Surrey, Brighton/Hove & Kent. For full details about our group please visit: www.autismsupportcrawley.co.uk

Collecting Aid and raising funds in England to enable us to help and supply the Aid to the Ukraine. The funds are raised to carry this out. The Charity supports centres and orphanages in the Ukraine. The people we help are mainly children, disabled and elderly.

In order to fulfil our purpose, our activities include an annual "Arts, Nature & Nurture Festival; providing therapeutic, art & craft groups for people referred on a social prescription; public workshops with access for all; family art and craft sessions throughout the year, a monthly dementia group for carers and the cared for; open art exhibitions; connecting with nature events.

Speaking at public and private meetings in churches, schools and homes, on average for 18 days a month, throughout the UK. Organising and speaking at Open-Air meetings twice a month. Also the distribution of Christian literature and the financial support of Children's Homes in India, Burma, Nepal Thailand and Honduras, on a regular monthly basis.

The trust operates an orphanage in India which provides residential accomodation for up to 300 disadvantaged childrent.

Manage the Mill Centre for day care, and provide support to Hempnall residents in need, hardship or distress.

Works with local charities and individuals in Uganda to relieve poverty and sickness and to provide education for children and others in need. The charity works particularly closely with the St Michael's Children Home in Nsambya. The charity also seeks to raise awareness in the UK of issues of poverty in Uganda.