Social care Charities

The advancement of education, relief of poverty, hardship sickness and distress in particular by supporting and maintaining the Bristol Childrens Home orphanage situated in Muslim Town Jehlum Pakistan

We provide a weekly service (Mondays) for the elderly of our community. Members enjoy meeting with each other and participating in a variety of activities (see website eynshamdaycentre.com). The organisation relies on its large team of volunteers with the Co-Ordinator and cook being the only personel remunerated for their services. A two course meal is provided each day.

The Charity's principal aim is the presentation of choral works in public. There were two concerts in the 2014-5 season, Mendelsshon's 'Elijah' in autumn 2014 and 'Requiem' by Brahms, together with 'Five Mystical Songs' by Vaughan Williams in spring 2015. Both concerts were popular and attracted good audiences. In December 2014 an annual carol concert was performed at a local residential home.

Funding for improvements to the amenities for the benefit of patients, relatives & staff.

To relieve the needs of orphans aged between 2 and 16 years in the Middle East in general and Egypt inparticular, through providing grants and support to organisations who are taking care of them andsupplying them with accommodation, care & education.At the moment we are supporting a charity in Alexandria who are managing an orphanage.

Outings, theatre trips, shopping, holidays, friendship and company.Playing dominos, cards and knitting and reading. We also do jigsaws and quizzes and have entertainment.

School Holiday respite care for children with special needs

To rescue and re-home animals (with a particular focus on dogs and cats) from both the UK and other countries. The animals are transported, given a health assessment, receive medical treatment where necessary and neutered and given a pet passport. They are then placed in rented kennels or in foster care until an appropriate permanent home is found for them.

TO RELIEVE THE NEEDS OF ELDERLY PEOPLE AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES RESIDING PERMANENTLY OR TEMPORARILY IN WINTERTON, NORTH LINCOLNSHIRE AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES BY THE PROVISION OF EQUIPMENT, FACILITIES AND SUPPORT SERVICES DESIGNED TO RELIEVE THEIR NEEDS, INCLUDING BUT NOT BY WAY OF LIMITATION, DAY CARE SERVICES, LUNCH CLUB AND ACTIVITIES TO MAINTAIN GOOD HEALTH.

The charity operates a parented home for street children in Kiev and provides assistance to disabled children in the Ukraine. Th charity also works in Malawi and has worked with Medic Malawi to provide an 80 bed hostel for young girls.

We operate a weekly Day Centre all day every Monday for the lonely, elderly, disabled and housebound people in the Lytchett Minster & Upton area. We run outings, boat trips and an annual 8 day holiday for them.

The Simon Read Foundation grants Gifts to children and young people between 5 - 17yrs whohave life limiting disabilities, chronic or terminal illnesses in the form of holidays, adventuredays, treats, trips and respite with their family who would otherwise be unable to undertakethese activities due to financial hardship

Provision of services, such as, transport to hospital/doctor/dentist, chiropodist appointments and to day care centres, the collection of prescriptions and/or pensions, and other miscellaneous services such as dog-walking for any resident of Benllech and district who, begin above retirement age, is in need of help and support because of illness, infirmity or disability, also help with paper work.

The Barnet Asian Old Peoples Association provides a welcoming day centre facility for the recreation, leisure and social welfare of the elderly in the Asian community.There are a number of members with varying disabilities are catered for. On average 260 members per week attend the day centre facilities.

For the benefit of the public to promote the efficiency and effectiveness of charities & the effective use of resources for charitable purposes by charitable and non charitable bodies providing end of life care for people in their own homes. The Association exists to support the members & other organisations as they strive to develop and improve the end of life care provided in patients own homes.

The Diamond Kite Foundation hopes to provide much needed respite for young carers with a chance of a holiday of a lifetime to Disney World in Florida, USA with other young carers experiencing the same things in their lives, providing an opportunity to make new friends and help build a network of support.

We have three puppet teams. One team put on presentations in schools supporting the PSHE curriculum such as Internet Safety, Bullying etc. helping children and young people to make positive choices. Our second team do presentations in schools, care homes, hospices to share the Christmas and Easter stories. Our third youth team lead church services and take part in community fun days.

Provides day care, refreshments and social and health promotion activities for frail older people

We are an amateur choir drawing our membership from North East London, South West Essex, and South East Hertfordshire. We train singers at our weekly practices in Waltham Abbey and give monthly concerts: for private groups in Care Homes and Clubs, and for the general public in Churches, Halls etc. The latter are usually treated as fundraising events by the sponsoring organization.

India We continue to support the Orphanage and School that we built in Latur, Maharashtra State. The school has progressed significantly this year with more children being educated and staff being employed. Mustard Tree A good partnership is being forged with Mustard Tree a registered Manchester who seek to serve the poor including refugees, homeless and those with chemical addictions.

Sponsor children at the Good Samaritan Orphanage. Raise money to help build the new orphanage and provide an umbrella for fund raising towards other projects (eg. borewells) supported by the Mission for Rural People in India.

The charity supports three grass roots orphanages and childcare projects in Bangladesh, by providing grants for books, teachers, medical supplies, uniforms. We are also working with Roehampton University to train front line workers with children in play therapy and get free play therapy to the children on the streets of Dhaka.

The Clubhouse Project Limited provides day care for young adults with severe learning difficulties in a safe and secure site and also in the local community by supporting them in accessing relevant and stimulating activities.

Provision of safe warm happy stimulating environment offering social interaction meeting weekly provision of a hot meal (cooked on premises). Activities include art, handicrafts, talks, dance, extend exercises, discussions, quizzes and outings etc.

The advancement of education of persons of school age. The leavers exhibition fund is specifically aimed at supporting former RWS and RSW pupils who have recently left the school.