Social care Charities

SUPPORTING PEOPLE AFFECTED BY DEMENTIA IN RICHMONDSHIREPROVIDING RESOURCES AND ACTIVITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA ATTENDING GARGET WALKER HOUSE DAY CENTRE AND SUPPORTING CARERS EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES IN RICHMONDSHIRE

Dursley Open Door runs the Open Door Club, which is a weekly evening club for adults with learning and/or physical disabilities, who live in Dursley and the surrounding areas. Outings and other group activities are also arranged. Transport to and from Club meetings is normally provided, to increase respite time for carers.

a) Therapy services to provide a listening ear to troubled and endangered young adults. b) Mentoring workshops 1to1 and group c) Career and CV workshop and open days d) Tutoring services e) Therapy after release from all levels f) Tournaments and scout days g) Gym and training workshops i) 1-2-1 Coaching sessions j) Football matches partnered with grassrootk) Respite care home

Raise funds to improve the quality of life and services for clients who previously attended the Endeavour Day Centre which was located in Chesham, Buckinghamshire. Since closure of the Centre, these clients are now located at either the Great Missenden Garden Nursery, or at "Outreach" at the Chesham Opportunities Centre in Chesham.

Provides part day care for stroke sufferers, in a friendly stimulating atmosphere. Regular outings, lunches, exercise sessions, advice sessions, opportunities to mix with other sufferers.

Provides companionshipeducational and social activities including quizzes, talks and musical itemsphysical exerciseexcursionsCooked two course lunch and coffees and teas for 12 local pensioners, who mostly live on their own.

We run a day centre on 2 mornings a week in person plus one virtual meeting a week, for people with mental health problems.

To empower, promote and protect the rights of children and young people with learning disability and their carers through:- the provision of arts, culture, recreational and leisure time activities- the provision of support activities and training which develop their skills- the relief of unemployment- the development of relationship and emotional skills- the provision of respite care

1. Support Prisoners Assistance Children's home + outreach - provide money for food, books and educational resources as needed. 2. Support the school and clinic at Melamchigaon as part of the Helambu Health Plan. 3. Support the Nepal Japan Children Library.

Provides small grants for those in need, those who are sick, those who require help for purchase of equipment or goods, or who need some respite care or support.

supporting Foster Carers, young people in care or otherwise on Anglesey, also providing activities.

Sleaford Dementia Support runs an activity group, singing and carers plus for people with a diagnosis of dementia and their carers. A further group for carers called Carer's Plus gives carers past and present further support.

Walton Blind Society arranges social meetings, and outings for registered blind or partially sighted people of all ages living in Walton-On-Thames or Hersham. These promote the social wellbeing and inclusion of vulnerable people and help support carers by allowing them personal time.

(1) To support the education of the public, particularly to sponsor orphans and children with poor families in Somalia and by renovation of schools building, equipment etc. (2) To relief of famine and poverty of internal displaced families in Somalia, due to the civil war and/or floods.

The Charity makes small cash grants to persons to whom such financial assistance will make a noticeable difference. Larger grants have been made to assist disabled people needing to acquire equipment not available on the National Health Service, to assist with the cost of convalescent residential care and to students requiring textbooks. Only applies to persons resident in St John's Church Parish.

The Charity organises a community choir which is a non-audition singing group based in Ossett West Yorkshire holding weekly rehearsals and is open anyone to join. Live performances are organised throughout the year, particularly to Care Homes, Day Care centres and Independent living schemes.

AIMS & OBJECTIVES(1) - Libraries, reading rooms, laboratories, research (2) - Scholarships and other in-kind aid(3) - Homes for the aged, orphanages & establishments (4) - Institutions for the physically handicapped and disabled or mentally affecte(5) - Assist victims during natural calamities6) - Medical schools, medical colleges, nursing institutions, dispensaries etc

CCHF All About Kids (Formerly known as Children's Country Holidays Fund) is a registered national charity, founded in 1884. We exist to give disadvantaged children a range of residential activity and respite breaks. We improve the quality of children's lives and help them to recognise their potential in a safe and happy environment.

The charity holds music cafe events which act as a way of providing support, education, information and advice for carers of people living with mental illness who live in Gloucestershire. To date the cafes have been held in Stroud. The charity has also made concerted efforts to raise awareness of the resources it provides for the benefit of carers of those with mental illness.

We staff advice & support sessions in 3 areas of Wiltshire, also staff advice and support helpline. In South Wilts, we also offer domiciliary advice and support service.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF ELDERLY PERSONS OVER FIFTY WITH PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS RESIDING IN SOUTH LONDON TO RELIEVE THEIR POVERTY AND PROVIDE OR ASSIST IN THE PROVISION OF FACILITIES FOR RECREATION OR LEISURE-TIME OCCUPATION WITH THE OBJECT OF IMPROVING THEIR CONDITIONS OF LIFE.

Its a network of Clubs and Branches provides comradship for serving & post members of the RAF and a family atmosphere for all. Provides advice, support and care for you and your dependents when the need araises.Provides respite care breaks[including special winter breaks]

We provide a fun, informal monthly meeting / respite session for hearing impaired children in Northamptonshire and their families. We also organise inclusive trips and activities during school holidays that the children cannot always access easily.

As a charity,we engage in evangelistic activities which are both outdoors and in-doors.We organise seminars and we reach out to the widows,singles,single parents,and the less ables in our immediate vicinity.Also we organise leadership training for the people in the leadership strata of the church.We are making plans to set up,outreach arms to prisons and orphanages in the community

The establishment and maintenance of Suubi Children's Home, Nkumba near Entebbe Uganda for 11 children.Suubi Skills and apprenticeship scheme for 6 children aged 16-20 ongoingThe support of a variable number of orphans in a home environment with relatives currently these number 8