Social care Charities

Beautiful Gate runs three centres for children in need in Africa:South Africa - Residential care for AIDS orphans, foster care, family preservation, a pre-school, a community clinic and community outreach for youthLesotho - Residential care for abandoned babies, foster care and adoption, a pre-school and community outreachZambia - A pre-school for 300 children

The relief of the elderly, being those aged 60 or over, in Felixstowe and the surrounding district by providing facilities which meet their needs and improve their well-being in particular by providing and maintaining a multi-purpose day centre and beach front day centre making available therein facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation and leisure time occupation.

The Fellowship supports our members who live in the community and residential care, all our members are supported by the Welfare and Activities Co-ordinator, along with the use of the Fellowship minibus for social activities throughout the year. We meet on the second Thursday of each month and there are additional activities throughout the year, such as Day Trips and theatre trips.

Provision of a local broadcasting service for hospitals, residential homes and similar institutions, and for patients receiving community care in Tunbridge Wells, Tonbridge, Pembury, Sevenoaks, and surrounding areas of West Kent, using FM radio, digital radio, online and through social media.

The charity runs events for young people with disabilities, primarily from the Jewish communities in Hackney and other areas in England, in the form of weekend sleepaways which are staffed by specialist staff and carers. The Charity's aims are to provide social, leisure and developmental benefits to children and young people with disabilities and provide support and respite to their families.

The charity supports those in need in Kenya by providing items & services such as food, medicine, school uniforms, clothes and counselling as well as providing or assisting with training or work options for the family. Working with other organisations, churches and government departments, we aim to keep children in families and prevent children being placed in children's homes because of poverty.

The charity is a day care centre (Mon-Friday) for adults with physical or learning disabilities.

Provide Almshouse accommodation for elderly people in Bredon and surrounding parishes

We provide day care facilities to relieve the needs of elderly people, and persons suffering the effects of premature ageing, resident in Hinton Waldrist and the surrounding area. The Club provides care, activities, services and facilities in a social day care setting designed to relieve the needs of such persons. We are open twice a week, and the club is run by paid staff helped by volunteers.

To relieve the needs of people who have epilepsy and some degree of learning disability and are receiving specialist residential care at the Epilepsy Society, by providing grant funding for activities and facilities directed to improving their quality of life and fitness and to improve the mental health and well-being of care staff

We support: elderly people with food, medicine and wood, a Christian Centre & Music School, 2 Children's Programmes, 3 Children's Homes, a Homeless Shelter, a Child Development Programme. a school project, disabled children plus individuals and families in need. We give practical, spiritual and financial help to poor families and act as an agent in sponsoring children.

Provides a day centre, lunch club, transport to surgery, clinics, day centre, loan of equipment, wheel chairs etc.

Drop in cafe for elderly, offering light refreshments, a place to meet friends and make new ones, as well as volunteer.

The charity operates an orphanage in Peshawar, Pakistan, providing living accommodation, educational facilities, care and a safe environment for young orphans. It also works to relieve poverty anywhere in the world by providing or assisting in the provision of education, training and healthcare projects.

The aim of the trust is to provide convalescent and respite care for the sick and their carers throughout Hertfordshire. Grants are given to pay for convalescence and for respite and recuperative holidays. Grants are made to those suffering from the effects of poverty and social deprivation.

The Charity's objects are to provide support for the elderly and disabled members of the community living in the district of Warboys by the provision of a day centre with the objective of improving their well-being.

We try to meet the spiritual, social, physical and educational needs of the local community through one-to-one and group support. We provide food parcels, clothing, signposting individuals to accommodation, and assistance in preparing for job interviews. We also do hospital, residential care home and prison visits on a quarterly basis.

Running an orphanage in Bangladesh.

Providing education and family support to rural villages nr Siem Reap, Cambodia. Education in English language, general education and arts. Early years education in Khmer . Education programme and small group home for children with disabilities.Supporting families with health care, school retention, house repairs, safe electricity, water wells, clean drinking water, a safe house and micro loans.

Carers to people whose loved ones or relatives are are suffering from Alcoholism Drug Addiction or Substance misuse.

Grants available for the relief of poverty within the parish of Norton, Northamptonshire.Grants available for specific personal needs within the parish, e.g.,unexpected funeral, item needed for an educational/vocational course, costs of long-term hospital visiting, help with care home fees, etc.

Our charity we went to Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea to visit the orphanages, old people home ,we working with and the children that where awarded scholarship by the charity , and also we went and donate items to the mudslide victims and give some financial donation to some of the people that are affected by the mudslide. and we also visited hospitals and donate bedsheet to the hospital.

Regular weekly programme of the Fellowship, including worship services and services in local Care Homes. Supporting local projects such as Greenwich Street Pastors, Greenwich Foodbank, Greenwich Church Leaders Forum, Greenwich Night Shelter, Greenwich Youth for Christ, Greenwich CAP (Christians Against Poverty). Projects supported in Africa and Brazil including missionary work and aid.

1. TO ADVANCE THE CHRISTIAN FAITH & VALUES BY ANNOUNCING THE GOSPEL OF JESUS-CHRIST THROUGH PREACHING THE WORD OF GOD, PUBLICATIONS & PROMOTING PHYSICAL AND MENTAL WELL-BEING OF MEMBERS. 2. TO TACKLE LONELINESS AMONG OLD PEOPLE/PATIENTS IN THE CARE HOMES/HOSPITAL; TO RELIEVE POVERTY BY PROVIDING CARE FOR THE NEEDY AND BY COOPERATION WITH OTHERS TO OFFER HELP TO VICTIMS OF WAR AND OTHER MISFORTUNE.

TAKE PART IN CHARITABLE FUND RAISING CONCERTS. ST. DAVID'S DAY CONCERTS AT LOCAL SCHOOLS. SING AT RESIDENTIAL HOMES AT CHRISTMAS. TAKE PART IN REMEMBRANCE/MEMORIAL SERVICES AND LOCAL COMMUNITY EVENTS. PROMOTE MALE VOICE CHORAL SINGING IN COMMUNITY AND WITH VISITORS